text: Gebüsches

title: Gebüsches


text: gegenbeschuldigtest

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

title: gegenbeschuldigtest


text: gegenbeschuldigtet

title: gegenbeschuldigtet


text: fingest auf

title: fingest auf


text: gegenbeschuldig

title: gegenbeschuldig


text: Gegenbeschuldigungen

title: Gegenbeschuldigungen


text: finget auf

title: finget auf


text: fang auf

title: fang auf


text: Gegenzeichnungen

title: Gegenzeichnungen


text: Halbfingerhandschuhe

title: Halbfingerhandschuhe


text: Halbfingerhandschuhen

title: Halbfingerhandschuhen


text: Halbfingerhandschuhs

title: Halbfingerhandschuhs


text: Haustüren

title: Haustüren


text: Haustürschlüsseln

title: Haustürschlüsseln


text: Haustürschlüssels

title: Haustürschlüssels


text: Lammfelle

title: Lammfelle


text: Lammfellen

title: Lammfellen


text: Lammfells

title: Lammfells


text: Lammfelles

title: Lammfelles


text: alpicolture

title: alpicolture


text: autodefinizioni

title: autodefinizioni


text: Lammfellhandschuhe

title: Lammfellhandschuhe


text: caprili

title: caprili


text: Lammfellhandschuhen

title: Lammfellhandschuhen


text: concattedrali

title: concattedrali


text: Lammfellhandschuhs

title: Lammfellhandschuhs


text: euregi

title: euregi


text: euregioni

title: euregioni


text: Pelzhandschuhe

title: Pelzhandschuhe


text:
gnocchetti

Noun

 * 1) Small Italian dumplings.

title: gnocchetti


text: Pelzhandschuhen

title: Pelzhandschuhen


text: incanalazioni

title: incanalazioni


text: Pelzhandschuhs

title: Pelzhandschuhs


text: lenizioni

title: lenizioni


text: lucernette

title: lucernette


text: Pfötchens

title: Pfötchens


text: Röten

title: Röten


text: Röthen

title: Röthen


text: Schusswechseln

title: Schusswechseln


text: Schusswechsels

title: Schusswechsels


text: Seidenhemden

title: Seidenhemden


text: Seidenhemds

title: Seidenhemds


text: Seidenhemdes

title: Seidenhemdes


text: Wollhandschuhe

title: Wollhandschuhe


text: Wollhandschuhen

title: Wollhandschuhen


text: Wollhandschuhs

title: Wollhandschuhs


text: Zur-Schau-Stellens

title: Zur-Schau-Stellens


text: Zurschaustellens

title: Zurschaustellens


text: alleghesi

title: alleghesi


text: altogardesana

title: altogardesana


text: Zurschaustellungen

title: Zurschaustellungen


text: altogardesani

title: altogardesani


text: altogardesane

title: altogardesane


text: Zündschlüsseln

title: Zündschlüsseln


text: antinapoleonica

title: antinapoleonica


text: Zündschlüssels

title: Zündschlüssels


text: antinapoleonici

title: antinapoleonici


text: antinapoleoniche

title: antinapoleoniche


text: antitaliana

title: antitaliana


text: antitaliani

title: antitaliani


text: antitaliane

title: antitaliane


text: austrobavaresi

title: austrobavaresi


text: autodichiarata

title: autodichiarata


text: autodichiarati

title: autodichiarati


text: autodichiarate

title: autodichiarate


text: autostabilizzanti

title: autostabilizzanti


text: baiuvara

title: baiuvara


text: baiuvari

title: baiuvari


text: baiuvare

title: baiuvare


text: barbarossiana

title: barbarossiana


text: barbarossiani

title: barbarossiani


text: barbarossiane

title: barbarossiane


text: barocchizzata

title: barocchizzata


text: barocchizzati

title: barocchizzati


text: barocchizzate

title: barocchizzate


text: bioraria

title: bioraria


text: biorari

title: biorari


text: biorarie

title: biorarie


text: brissinesi

title: brissinesi


text: bronzolotta

title: bronzolotta


text: bronzolotti

title: bronzolotti


text: bronzolotte

title: bronzolotte


text: brunicensi

title: brunicensi


text:
piurà

Etymology
From, present active infinitive of.

Verb
(first-person singular indicative piuri, past participle piurà)

 * 1) to cry

title: piurà


text: comeliana

title: comeliana


text: comeliani

title: comeliani


text: comeliane

title: comeliane


text: esequiali

title: esequiali


text: extrapolitica

title: extrapolitica


text: extrapolitici

title: extrapolitici


text: extrapolitiche

title: extrapolitiche


text: gentiliza

title: gentiliza


text: mainardiana

title: mainardiana


text: mainardiani

title: mainardiani


text: mainardiane

title: mainardiane


text: User:Carriearchdale

title: User:Carriearchdale


text: 诱拐

title: 诱拐


text: yòuguǎi

title: yòuguǎi


text: ゆうかい

title: ゆうかい


text: yūkai

title: yūkai


text:
drink link

Etymology
Humorously suggesting that it is a convenient source of money for alcoholic drinks.

Noun

 * 1)  An ATM machine.

title: drink link


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 挨 read as あい


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 拶 read as さつ


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 良 read as ら


text: Nàiliáng

title: Nàiliáng


text: 滋贺

title: 滋贺


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 滋 read as し


text: しが

title: しが


text: Zīhè

title: Zīhè


text: beledigingetje

title: beledigingetje


text: beledigingetjes

title: beledigingetjes


text:
わかやま

Proper noun

 * 1)  Wakayama

title: わかやま


text: Hégēshān

title: Hégēshān


text: 制造厂

title: 制造厂


text: Jīngdū

title: Jīngdū


text:
製造廠

Noun

 * 1) manufacturing plant; factory

title: 製造廠


text: jīngdū

title: jīngdū


text: zhìzàochǎng

title: zhìzàochǎng


text: láogōng

title: láogōng


text: Guǎngdǎo

title: Guǎngdǎo


text:
marebbano

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a dialect of Ladin spoken in the Marebbe region

title: marebbano


text: Marebbe

title: Marebbe


text:
mitriaco

Adjective

 * 1) Mithraic

title: mitriaco


text:
monociclista

Noun

 * 1) unicyclist

title: monociclista


text:
neoromanico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) neo-Romanesque

title: neoromanico


text: green lines

title: green lines


text:
noneso

Adjective

 * 1)  Nones

title: noneso


text:
ըմբոստ

Adjective

 * 1) rebellious, defiant
 * 2) recalcitrant, intractable, unruly
 * 3) strong, powerful
 * 4)  standing firm

Noun

 * 1) rebel
 * 2) nonconformist, dissident

Adverb

 * 1) rebelliously

Etymology
NHB identifies with, from +.

This is rejected by Ačaṙean because of semantics, who derives from, the latter unattested component presumably inherited from , from. For the cognates see.

Adjective

 * 1) rebellious, defiant, stubborn

title: ըմբոստ


text:
mannãa

Etymology
From, from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * Ovtro dia de mannãa fezeron log'eles uĩir / o Crerig[o]
 * The next morning they had the cleric come.
 * Ovtro dia de mannãa fezeron log'eles uĩir / o Crerig[o]
 * The next morning they had the cleric come.

title: mannãa


text:
merikaali

Noun

 * 1) sea kale, seakale, sea cole, sea colewort, crambe,

title: merikaali


text:
Talk:콤하다

콤, 콤하다
The noun 콤 and suffix 콤하다 do not exist. Wyang (talk) 05:10, 14 April 2014 (UTC)
 * Worth an RFV? — Ungoliant (falai) 14:06, 14 April 2014 (UTC)
 * As far as I know, 콤 is kind of noun modifier to make nouns from adjective roots... 콤하다 is verb root, which is never seen alone... You can duplicate the 콤 for example to say sweet-and-sour (새콤달콤). This is native Korean grammar that is taught in Korean schools, but not commonly taught online. Monni95 (talk) 21:08, 14 April 2014 (UTC)

 * kom is itself from the large family KOɴ (k/g-o/u/eu-m/n) (perhaps the same as in 만큼), which is seen in 달곰하다, 달곰삼삼하다, 달곰새금하다, 달곰쌉쌀하다, 달곰씁쓸하다, 달금하다, 달콤하다, 달큼하다, 달큰하다, 들큼하다, 새큼달큼하다, 달근달근하다(?) using dal- as an example. 콤, 콤하다 are not analysed as separate words, not in any Korean dictionary I have seen so far. They are attached to the adjectival root dal-, maeP-, si/sae- as the unanalysable unit kom (which then undergoes hada-, etc. derivation), not as the suffix morpheme kom or komhada. For example, please see the entry for 'dalkomhada' here - the 형태분석 ("morphological analysis") field at the top; '±달콤' means an unanalysable unit. There are too many possible units that can be attached to the verb/adjective root to make derivations, and Korean dictionaries do not decompose the 'root' (to which adjectival/verbal suffixes are attached, dalkom in this case) further.
 * Another example, from the root nOr (n-o/u-r, "yellow"), augmentations can lead to 노라노랗다, 노랗다, 노르께하다, 노르끄레하다, 노르끄름하다, 노르끄무레하다, 노르끼레하다, 노르다, 노르대대하다, 노르댕댕하다, 노르무레하다, 노르스레하다, 노르스름하다, 노르족족하다, 노르칙칙하다, 노르퇴퇴하다, 노름노름하다, 노름하다, 노릇노릇하다, 노릇하다, 노리끼리하다, 노릿노릿하다, 뇌랗다, 뇌르끄레하다, 누러누렇다, 누렁누렁하다, 누렇다, 누르께하다, 누르끄레하다, 누르끄름하다, 누르끄무레하다, 누르끼레하다, 누르다, 누르데데하다, 누르뎅뎅하다, 누르디누르다, 누르딩딩하다, 누르무레하다, 누르스레하다, 누르스름하다, 누르죽죽하다, 누르퉁퉁하다, 누르튀튀하다, 누름누름하다, 누름하다, 누릇누릇하다, 누릇하다, 누리끼리하다, 누릿하다, 누릿누릿하다, 뉘렇다, 뉘르끄레하다, which are morphologically analysed as root nOr- + (±unanalysable augmentation unit) + optional adjectival suffix ha- + ending -da by Korean dictionaries. Wyang (talk) 23:55, 14 April 2014 (UTC)

 * Perhaps should be converted to suffix or component then, rather than deleting? Shinji, please comment here too. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 00:02, 15 April 2014 (UTC)

 * Don't think it's worth it. We would need entries for all of 곰, 금, 근, 큼, 큰, 쿤, and in the second case all of 께, 끄름, 끄무레, 끼레, 대대, 댕댕, 무레, 스레, 스름, 족족, 칙칙, 퇴퇴, 음, 읏, 끼리, 잇, 엉, 끄레, 데데, 뎅뎅, 딩딩, 죽죽, 퉁퉁, 튀튀 etc... Wyang (talk) 00:15, 15 April 2014 (UTC)
 * The following source treats 콤 as a suffix: . However, there are only three words with it:
 * 달다 → 달콤하다
 * 시다 → 새콤하다
 * 맵다 → 매콤하다
 * For me, 콤 itself has no meaning, so Delete, but these three verbs certainly have the same pattern. It would be all right if we list them in the related terms section. Similarly, in Japanese, すっぱい and しょっぱい have the same pattern but you can’t say they have a common suffix. — T AKASUGI Shinji (talk) 00:35, 15 April 2014 (UTC)

Deleted. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 08:39, 29 April 2014 (UTC)

--Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 08:40, 29 April 2014 (UTC)

RFD discussion: April 2014

 * See Talk:콤.

title: Talk:콤하다


text: beleefdheidje

title: beleefdheidje


text:
Talk:콤

콤, 콤하다
The noun 콤 and suffix 콤하다 do not exist. Wyang (talk) 05:10, 14 April 2014 (UTC)
 * Worth an RFV? — Ungoliant (falai) 14:06, 14 April 2014 (UTC)
 * As far as I know, 콤 is kind of noun modifier to make nouns from adjective roots... 콤하다 is verb root, which is never seen alone... You can duplicate the 콤 for example to say sweet-and-sour (새콤달콤). This is native Korean grammar that is taught in Korean schools, but not commonly taught online. Monni95 (talk) 21:08, 14 April 2014 (UTC)

 * kom is itself from the large family KOɴ (k/g-o/u/eu-m/n) (perhaps the same as in 만큼), which is seen in 달곰하다, 달곰삼삼하다, 달곰새금하다, 달곰쌉쌀하다, 달곰씁쓸하다, 달금하다, 달콤하다, 달큼하다, 달큰하다, 들큼하다, 새큼달큼하다, 달근달근하다(?) using dal- as an example. 콤, 콤하다 are not analysed as separate words, not in any Korean dictionary I have seen so far. They are attached to the adjectival root dal-, maeP-, si/sae- as the unanalysable unit kom (which then undergoes hada-, etc. derivation), not as the suffix morpheme kom or komhada. For example, please see the entry for 'dalkomhada' here - the 형태분석 ("morphological analysis") field at the top; '±달콤' means an unanalysable unit. There are too many possible units that can be attached to the verb/adjective root to make derivations, and Korean dictionaries do not decompose the 'root' (to which adjectival/verbal suffixes are attached, dalkom in this case) further.
 * Another example, from the root nOr (n-o/u-r, "yellow"), augmentations can lead to 노라노랗다, 노랗다, 노르께하다, 노르끄레하다, 노르끄름하다, 노르끄무레하다, 노르끼레하다, 노르다, 노르대대하다, 노르댕댕하다, 노르무레하다, 노르스레하다, 노르스름하다, 노르족족하다, 노르칙칙하다, 노르퇴퇴하다, 노름노름하다, 노름하다, 노릇노릇하다, 노릇하다, 노리끼리하다, 노릿노릿하다, 뇌랗다, 뇌르끄레하다, 누러누렇다, 누렁누렁하다, 누렇다, 누르께하다, 누르끄레하다, 누르끄름하다, 누르끄무레하다, 누르끼레하다, 누르다, 누르데데하다, 누르뎅뎅하다, 누르디누르다, 누르딩딩하다, 누르무레하다, 누르스레하다, 누르스름하다, 누르죽죽하다, 누르퉁퉁하다, 누르튀튀하다, 누름누름하다, 누름하다, 누릇누릇하다, 누릇하다, 누리끼리하다, 누릿하다, 누릿누릿하다, 뉘렇다, 뉘르끄레하다, which are morphologically analysed as root nOr- + (±unanalysable augmentation unit) + optional adjectival suffix ha- + ending -da by Korean dictionaries. Wyang (talk) 23:55, 14 April 2014 (UTC)

 * Perhaps should be converted to suffix or component then, rather than deleting? Shinji, please comment here too. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 00:02, 15 April 2014 (UTC)

 * Don't think it's worth it. We would need entries for all of 곰, 금, 근, 큼, 큰, 쿤, and in the second case all of 께, 끄름, 끄무레, 끼레, 대대, 댕댕, 무레, 스레, 스름, 족족, 칙칙, 퇴퇴, 음, 읏, 끼리, 잇, 엉, 끄레, 데데, 뎅뎅, 딩딩, 죽죽, 퉁퉁, 튀튀 etc... Wyang (talk) 00:15, 15 April 2014 (UTC)
 * The following source treats 콤 as a suffix: . However, there are only three words with it:
 * 달다 → 달콤하다
 * 시다 → 새콤하다
 * 맵다 → 매콤하다
 * For me, 콤 itself has no meaning, so Delete, but these three verbs certainly have the same pattern. It would be all right if we list them in the related terms section. Similarly, in Japanese, すっぱい and しょっぱい have the same pattern but you can’t say they have a common suffix. — T AKASUGI Shinji (talk) 00:35, 15 April 2014 (UTC)

Deleted. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 08:39, 29 April 2014 (UTC)

--Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 08:40, 29 April 2014 (UTC)

RFD discussion: April 2014
The noun 콤 and suffix 콤하다 do not exist. Wyang (talk) 05:10, 14 April 2014 (UTC)
 * Worth an RFV? — Ungoliant (falai) 14:06, 14 April 2014 (UTC)
 * As far as I know, 콤 is kind of noun modifier to make nouns from adjective roots... 콤하다 is verb root, which is never seen alone... You can duplicate the 콤 for example to say sweet-and-sour (새콤달콤). This is native Korean grammar that is taught in Korean schools, but not commonly taught online. Monni95 (talk) 21:08, 14 April 2014 (UTC)

 * kom is itself from the large family KOɴ (k/g-o/u/eu-m/n) (perhaps the same as in 만큼), which is seen in 달곰하다, 달곰삼삼하다, 달곰새금하다, 달곰쌉쌀하다, 달곰씁쓸하다, 달금하다, 달콤하다, 달큼하다, 달큰하다, 들큼하다, 새큼달큼하다, 달근달근하다(?) using dal- as an example. 콤, 콤하다 are not analysed as separate words, not in any Korean dictionary I have seen so far. They are attached to the adjectival root dal-, maeP-, si/sae- as the unanalysable unit kom (which then undergoes hada-, etc. derivation), not as the suffix morpheme kom or komhada. For example, please see the entry for 'dalkomhada' here - the 형태분석 ("morphological analysis") field at the top; '±달콤' means an unanalysable unit. There are too many possible units that can be attached to the verb/adjective root to make derivations, and Korean dictionaries do not decompose the 'root' (to which adjectival/verbal suffixes are attached, dalkom in this case) further.
 * Another example, from the root nOr (n-o/u-r, "yellow"), augmentations can lead to 노라노랗다, 노랗다, 노르께하다, 노르끄레하다, 노르끄름하다, 노르끄무레하다, 노르끼레하다, 노르다, 노르대대하다, 노르댕댕하다, 노르무레하다, 노르스레하다, 노르스름하다, 노르족족하다, 노르칙칙하다, 노르퇴퇴하다, 노름노름하다, 노름하다, 노릇노릇하다, 노릇하다, 노리끼리하다, 노릿노릿하다, 뇌랗다, 뇌르끄레하다, 누러누렇다, 누렁누렁하다, 누렇다, 누르께하다, 누르끄레하다, 누르끄름하다, 누르끄무레하다, 누르끼레하다, 누르다, 누르데데하다, 누르뎅뎅하다, 누르디누르다, 누르딩딩하다, 누르무레하다, 누르스레하다, 누르스름하다, 누르죽죽하다, 누르퉁퉁하다, 누르튀튀하다, 누름누름하다, 누름하다, 누릇누릇하다, 누릇하다, 누리끼리하다, 누릿하다, 누릿누릿하다, 뉘렇다, 뉘르끄레하다, which are morphologically analysed as root nOr- + (±unanalysable augmentation unit) + optional adjectival suffix ha- + ending -da by Korean dictionaries. Wyang (talk) 23:55, 14 April 2014 (UTC)

 * Perhaps should be converted to suffix or component then, rather than deleting? Shinji, please comment here too. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 00:02, 15 April 2014 (UTC)

 * Don't think it's worth it. We would need entries for all of 곰, 금, 근, 큼, 큰, 쿤, and in the second case all of 께, 끄름, 끄무레, 끼레, 대대, 댕댕, 무레, 스레, 스름, 족족, 칙칙, 퇴퇴, 음, 읏, 끼리, 잇, 엉, 끄레, 데데, 뎅뎅, 딩딩, 죽죽, 퉁퉁, 튀튀 etc... Wyang (talk) 00:15, 15 April 2014 (UTC)
 * The following source treats 콤 as a suffix: . However, there are only three words with it:
 * 달다 → 달콤하다
 * 시다 → 새콤하다
 * 맵다 → 매콤하다
 * For me, 콤 itself has no meaning, so Delete, but these three verbs certainly have the same pattern. It would be all right if we list them in the related terms section. Similarly, in Japanese, すっぱい and しょっぱい have the same pattern but you can’t say they have a common suffix. — T AKASUGI Shinji (talk) 00:35, 15 April 2014 (UTC)

Deleted. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 08:39, 29 April 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:콤


text: beleefdheidjes

title: beleefdheidjes


text:
Talk:onomatopoie

word origins of onomatopoie
I found this information at this website http://thesaurus.com/browse/onomatopoeia

"onomatopoeia 1577, from L.L., from Gk. onomatopoiia "the making of a name or word" (in imitation of a sound associated with the thing being named), from onomatopoios, from onoma (gen. onomatos) "word, name" (see name) + a derivative of poiein "compose, make" (see poet)."

I noticed the entry here stated Czech derivation.

Carriearchdale (talk) 08:43, 29 April 2014 (UTC)
 * You need stronger glasses. You have confused the English word with the Czech word . SemperBlotto (talk) 08:46, 29 April 2014 (UTC)

ahhh, I see! No not really I am actually quite visually impaired. Plus i is the middle of the night where I am. Thank you for replying. Nice to know someone is out there!

ciao!!! Carriearchdale (talk) 08:50, 29 April 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:onomatopoie


text:
plurititolato

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  many-titled (having won many titles / medals)

title: plurititolato


text:
prepatinato

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) precoated

title: prepatinato


text:
principescovile

Adjective

 * 1)  prince bishop

title: principescovile


text:
User talk:Carriearchdale

A Welcome, and a Note
Please read WT:USER- there's a great deal of stuff on your user page that doesn't really belong on a Wiktionary user page- we tend to be a bit more austere in that area (though we're more lenient with those who have made substantial contributions). Chuck Entz (talk) 13:51, 29 April 2014 (UTC)

title: User talk:Carriearchdale


text:
proiettabile

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  fast-response (able to be deployed quickly)

title: proiettabile


text:
brunkull

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) brown coal, lignite

title: brunkull


text:
дзяржава

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) state country

title: дзяржава


text: brunkullet

title: brunkullet


text:
manha

Etymology
From, from , from.

Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) act
 * 2) artfulness, slyness
 * 3) cunning, stratagem
 * 4) custom, habit
 * 5) dexterity, handiness

title: manha


text:
provincializzazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) provincialization

title: provincializzazione


text: merijuolavehnä

title: merijuolavehnä


text: pusterese

title: pusterese


text: rallegranti

title: rallegranti


text:
reintitolato

Adjective

 * 1) rededicated (to)

title: reintitolato


text:
restrutturato

Adjective

 * 1) restored, rebuilt

title: restrutturato


text:
riaggregazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) regrouping

title: riaggregazione


text:
ricollocazione

Etymology
From or.

Noun

 * 1) relocation, repositioning
 * 2) reclassification

title: ricollocazione


text:
ricorrentemente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) recurrently

title: ricorrentemente


text:
rifondatore

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) refounder

title: rifondatore


text:
rimusicato

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) rescored (set to music again)

title: rimusicato


text:
salornese

Etymology
From.

title: salornese


text: Salorno

title: Salorno


text:
semicontinentale

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) semicontinental

title: semicontinentale


text:
septuagenario

Noun

 * 1) septuagenarian

Noun

 * 1) septuagenarian

title: septuagenario


text:
sudsudanese

Adjective

 * 1) South Sudanese

Noun

 * 1) South Sudanese

title: sudsudanese


text:
tegolone

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) large (roofing) tile

title: tegolone


text: brunere

title: brunere


text: tremoto

title: tremoto


text: yīnmóulùn

title: yīnmóulùn


text:
triforcazione

Noun

 * 1) trifurcation

title: triforcazione


text: brunest

title: brunest


text: yīnmóu

title: yīnmóu


text: 发卷

title: 发卷


text: mìmóu

title: mìmóu


text:
vadenese

Etymology
From.

title: vadenese


text:
髮卷

Noun

 * 1) hair roller

title: 髮卷


text: Vadena

title: Vadena


text: bruneste

title: bruneste


text: vadenoto

title: vadenoto


text: venostano

title: venostano


text:
veterocattolico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Old Catholic

title: veterocattolico


text:
vipitenese

Etymology
From.

title: vipitenese


text:
Vipiteno

Etymology
From.

title: Vipiteno


text: monociclisti

title: monociclisti


text:
地段

Noun

 * 1) sector ; district; section

title: 地段


text: provincializzazioni

title: provincializzazioni


text: riaggregazioni

title: riaggregazioni


text: ricollocazioni

title: ricollocazioni


text: rifondatori

title: rifondatori


text: septuagenarii

title: septuagenarii


text: tegoloni

title: tegoloni


text: tremoti

title: tremoti


text: dìduàn

title: dìduàn


text: belegeringen

title: belegeringen


text: triforcazioni

title: triforcazioni


text: belegerinkje

title: belegerinkje


text: belegerinkjes

title: belegerinkjes


text: belegeringetje

title: belegeringetje


text: marebbana

title: marebbana


text: marebbani

title: marebbani


text: belegeringetjes

title: belegeringetjes


text: marebbane

title: marebbane


text: mitriaca

title: mitriaca


text: mitriaci

title: mitriaci


text: mitriache

title: mitriache


text: neoromanica

title: neoromanica


text: neoromanici

title: neoromanici


text: neoromaniche

title: neoromaniche


text: nonesa

title: nonesa


text: nonesi

title: nonesi


text: nonese

title: nonese


text: plurititolata

title: plurititolata


text: plurititolati

title: plurititolati


text: plurititolate

title: plurititolate


text: prepatinata

title: prepatinata


text: prepatinati

title: prepatinati


text: prepatinate

title: prepatinate


text: principescovili

title: principescovili


text: proiettabili

title: proiettabili


text: pusteresi

title: pusteresi


text: reintitolata

title: reintitolata


text: reintitolati

title: reintitolati


text: reintitolate

title: reintitolate


text: restrutturata

title: restrutturata


text: restrutturati

title: restrutturati


text: restrutturate

title: restrutturate


text: rimusicata

title: rimusicata


text: rimusicati

title: rimusicati


text: rimusicate

title: rimusicate


text: salornesi

title: salornesi


text: semicontinentali

title: semicontinentali


text: sudsudanesi

title: sudsudanesi


text: vadenesi

title: vadenesi


text: vadenota

title: vadenota


text: vadenoti

title: vadenoti


text: vadenote

title: vadenote


text: venostana

title: venostana


text: venostani

title: venostani


text: venostane

title: venostane


text: veterocattolica

title: veterocattolica


text: veterocattolici

title: veterocattolici


text: veterocattoliche

title: veterocattoliche


text: vipitenesi

title: vipitenesi


text: obstakeltjes

title: obstakeltjes


text: beletsels

title: beletsels


text: beletselen

title: beletselen


text:
Heimwerker

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) handyman, DIYer

title: Heimwerker


text: belladonnaatje

title: belladonnaatje


text: belladonnaatjes

title: belladonnaatjes


text: yuēhuì

title: yuēhuì


text: wolfskersje

title: wolfskersje


text: wolfskersjes

title: wolfskersjes


text:
Werker

Noun

 * 1) workman

title: Werker


text: belligerenten

title: belligerenten


text: huìlù

title: huìlù


text: bemiddelingen

title: bemiddelingen


text: bemoeienissen

title: bemoeienissen


text: benaminkje

title: benaminkje


text: benaminkjes

title: benaminkjes


text: beoordelingen

title: beoordelingen


text: beoordelinkje

title: beoordelinkje


text: beoordelinkjes

title: beoordelinkjes


text: bepaalde lidwoorden

title: bepaalde lidwoorden


text: bepaald lidwoordje

title: bepaald lidwoordje


text: bepaalde lidwoordjes

title: bepaalde lidwoordjes


text: bepalingen

title: bepalingen


text: bepalinkje

title: bepalinkje


text: bepalinkjes

title: bepalinkjes


text: beperkingen

title: beperkingen


text: beperkinkje

title: beperkinkje


text: beperkinkjes

title: beperkinkjes


text: beraadje

title: beraadje


text: beraadjes

title: beraadjes


text: berekeningen

title: berekeningen


text: berekeninkje

title: berekeninkje


text: berekeninkjes

title: berekeninkjes


text: bergbewoners

title: bergbewoners


text: bergbewonertje

title: bergbewonertje


text: bergbewonertjes

title: bergbewonertjes


text: beroertetje

title: beroertetje


text: beroertetjes

title: beroertetjes


text:
Gilette

Translations

 * Occitan: Gileta

title: Gilette


text: beschadigingetje

title: beschadigingetje


text: beschadigingetjes

title: beschadigingetjes


text: beschavinkje

title: beschavinkje


text: beschavinkjes

title: beschavinkjes


text: beschouwinkje

title: beschouwinkje


text: beschouwinkjes

title: beschouwinkjes


text: Drap

title: Drap


text: beslommeringetje

title: beslommeringetje


text: beslommeringetjes

title: beslommeringetjes


text: besprekinkjes

title: besprekinkjes


text:
Gars

Etymology
French, of origin, from, , referring to the geography, probably from the same ultimate origin as 🇨🇬.

title: Gars


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/všeč/reply

You can try SSKJ. It's in Slovene, but you may understand more of it than I do, I only understand a few key words. Then again, false friends may catch you instead...

For pronunciation and inflection, I found SP (Slovenski Pravopis) more complete, but it is only a word list and has no definitions.

title: Thread:User talk:CodeCat/všeč/reply


text:
Fontan

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 豐唐
 * Italian: Fontano
 * Ligurian: Funtan

Noun

 * 1)  A.

Etymology 3
Borrowed from.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Fontan is the 34390th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 659 individuals. Fontan is most common among Hispanic/Latino (62.97%) and White (34.9%) individuals.

title: Fontan


text:
Èze

Translations

 * Italian: Eza
 * Marathi: एझ
 * Occitan: Esa

title: Èze


text:
Carros

Etymology
, itself from.

Translations

 * Marathi: कारॉस
 * Occitan: Carròs
 * Ukrainian: Каррос

Etymology
.

title: Carros


text: Template:zh-hanzi

title: Template:zh-hanzi


text: Template:zh-noun

title: Template:zh-noun


text: bestedinkje

title: bestedinkje


text: Category:Chinese phrases

title: Category:Chinese phrases


text: bestedinkjes

title: bestedinkjes


text: bestekken

title: bestekken


text: bestekje

title: bestekje


text: bestekjes

title: bestekjes


text: Category:English surnames from nicknames


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/všeč/reply (2)

Yes, it's a bit hard but I could use it a bit. For English speakers PONS is much more user-friendly - it has two-way translations and usexes.

title: Thread:User talk:CodeCat/všeč/reply (2)


text:
Gorbio

Translations

 * Occitan: Gòrbi

title: Gorbio


text:
Peille

Translations

 * Occitan: Pelha

title: Peille


text:
Peillon

Translations

 * Italian: Peglione
 * Occitan: Pelhon

title: Peillon


text: Peillonnex

title: Peillonnex


text: Category:Chinese nouns

title: Category:Chinese nouns


text: bestelletje

title: bestelletje


text: bestelletjes

title: bestelletjes


text:
Juvigny

Proper noun

 * 1) One of three communes in France

title: Juvigny


text: Queudes

title: Queudes


text: Vélye

title: Vélye


text: Unchair

title: Unchair


text: Norrois

title: Norrois


text: Œuilly

title: Œuilly


text: bestrijdingen

title: bestrijdingen


text: bestrijdinkje

title: bestrijdinkje


text: bestrijdinkjes

title: bestrijdinkjes


text: Category:Kanoé nouns

title: Category:Kanoé nouns


text: Housset

title: Housset


text: bestuursdiensten

title: bestuursdiensten


text: bestuursdienstje

title: bestuursdienstje


text: bestuursdienstjes

title: bestuursdienstjes


text:
hvitt

Pronunciation

 * (Fredrikstad dialect)

title: hvitt


text:
hvite

Pronunciation

 * (Fredrikstad dialect)

Noun

 * 1) white (of an egg)

title: hvite


text:
Jussy

Proper noun

 * 1) Any of three communes in France.
 * 2) A municipality in Geneva, Switzerland.

title: Jussy


text:
hvitere

Pronunciation

 * (Fredrikstad dialect)

title: hvitere


text: betoginkje

title: betoginkje


text: betoginkjes

title: betoginkjes


text:
hvitest

Pronunciation

 * (Fredrikstad dialect)

title: hvitest


text:
hviteste

Pronunciation

 * (Fredrikstad dialect)

title: hviteste


text: Xanrey

title: Xanrey


text: Zimming

title: Zimming


text:
نيم

Verb

 * 1) to send to sleep, to put to bed
 * 2) to find a bed for someone, to put someone up for the night

title: نيم


text:
antrasitt

Noun

 * 1) anthracite (type of coal)

Noun

 * 1) anthracite (type of coal)

title: antrasitt


text:
zenuwachtigheid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) nervousness

title: zenuwachtigheid


text: antrasitten

title: antrasitten


text:
torneig

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) tournament (competition involving several rounds or stages)
 * 2)  tourney, tournament competition between knights

title: torneig


text:
Yutz

Translations

 * German: Jeutz

title: Yutz


text:
civil code

Noun

 * 1)  A systematic collection of laws addressing dealings between private parties, such as business contracts and negligence lawsuits.

Translations

 * Arabic: قَانُون مَدَنِيّ
 * Armenian: քաղաքացիական օրենսգիրք
 * Azerbaijani: mülki məcəllə
 * Belarusian: грамадзя́нскі ко́дэкс
 * Bulgarian: гра́ждански ко́декс
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:, 民事法典
 * Czech: občanský zákoník
 * Dutch: burgerlijk wetboek
 * Estonian: tsiviilkoodeks
 * Finnish: siviililaki
 * French:
 * Georgian: სამოქალაქო კოდექსი
 * German:
 * Hungarian: polgári törvénykönyv
 * Ido: civila kodexo
 * Japanese: 民法典
 * Kazakh: азаматтық кодекс
 * Korean:
 * Kyrgyz: жарандык кодекс
 * Latvian: civilkodekss
 * Lithuanian: civilinis kodeksas
 * Macedonian: граѓански законик
 * Persian: قانون مدنی
 * Polish: kodeks cywilny
 * Romanian:
 * Russian: гражда́нский ко́декс
 * Serbo-Croatian:
 * Cyrillic: грађански законик
 * Roman: građanski zakonik
 * Slovak: občiansky zákonník
 * Slovene: civilni zakonik
 * Spanish: código civil
 * Tagalog: bayanhing kabatasan, kodigo sibil
 * Tajik: кодекси гражданӣ
 * Turkish: medeni hukuk
 * Ukrainian:
 * Vietnamese: bộ luật dân sự

title: civil code


text: civil codes

title: civil codes


text: criminal codes

title: criminal codes


text:
Œting

Translations

 * German: Ötingen

title: Œting


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Why the rush?/reply (6)

Not really. I want it tested for a while so that we can see it in some real situations and determine whether this is a good idea at all. Or simply to make more people aware of the idea before suddenly converting everything at once and making it a fait accompli much to their dismay. Like we did with, with, as I think, some success.


text: Wuisse

title: Wuisse


text:
aniello

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ring jewellery
 * 2) ring round thing

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ring (jewellery)

Etymology
From, diminutive of.

Noun

 * 1) ring

title: aniello


text:
Entrange

Translations

 * German: Entringen
 * Marathi: एंत्रांझ

title: Entrange


text:
Uckange

Translations

 * German: Ückingen
 * Luxembourgish: Uckange

title: Uckange


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Italian irregular verbs

Hi, Code Cat! Could you help me filling a category for Italian irregular verbs? I think it is quite simple: The Module:it-conj has 54 variables (e.g. prem1s) which are only used by irregular verbs like leggere. I cannot write well in Lua, but I think if you add some line like local categories = {"category name"} the correspondenting articles should get categorized. Thank you for your help, Greetings


text:
fantigue

Etymology
Unclear; possibly from or influenced by or. Related to.

Noun

 * 1)  A state of worry or excitement.

title: fantigue


text:
Talk:-ception

See also Talk:inception. - -sche (discuss) 15:24, 29 April 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:-ception


text: chladh

title: chladh


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/všeč/reply (3)

But is it as complete as SSKJ is? A lot of online dictionaries give translations with only a gloss, but SSKJ gives full sentences just like we do for English, which is much better. It captures more nuances that may be present in the word, which is something many foreign entries in Wiktionary are sorely lacking in.

Sometimes, when I need to confirm that a word indeed means what Wiktionary says it should, or to disambiguate homographs, I look it up there and use Google to translate. It doesn't do a great job but it's enough to be able to get a general idea.

title: Thread:User talk:CodeCat/všeč/reply (3)


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Why the rush?/reply (7)

Well there's nothing preventing you from creating a separate template, or the like, and experiment with it.


text:
Tressange

Translations

 * German: Tressingen

title: Tressange


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Italian irregular verbs/reply

I'm struggling to understand how that module is written, at least at first glance. I would need more time to look at it, and it might not be so bad to rewrite most of it anyway. Unless you can tell me what to change.


text: brakt

title: brakt


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Italian irregular verbs/reply (2)

I would say that an Italian irregular verb could be defined as :- Any verb that uses  directly, or that uses any of the other it-conj-... templates with one or more overrides specified (i.e. other than the 1st (stem) or 2nd (helper verb) parameters.


text: naying

title: naying


text: nayed

title: nayed


text: brakke

title: brakke


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Italian irregular verbs/reply (3)

Would you object to me rewriting some of it anyway?


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Italian irregular verbs/reply (4)

I don't own it. It was one of the very first Lua modules written and is probably not very efficient. (Though I doubt that I will be able to understand it after you have modified it!) Just as long as all the it-conj-... templates continue to work, I would have no objection (I assume it will be properly tested).


text:
جوخ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) baize, broadcloth, drape

title: جوخ


text: Category:Sanskrit combining forms

title: Category:Sanskrit combining forms


text:
زانکۆ

Noun

 * 1) college
 * 2) university

title: زانکۆ


text:
Vaux

Etymology
English, Scottish, and name, all from placenames in France derived from.

Proper noun

 * 1) One of four communes in France
 * 1) One of four communes in France

title: Vaux


text: fummlin

title: fummlin


text:
زانستگا

Etymology
From,.

Noun

 * 1) university

title: زانستگا


text:
زانستگە

Etymology
From,.

Noun

 * 1) university

title: زانستگە


text:
دانشگا

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  university

title: دانشگا


text:
brunsj

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) brunch

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) brunch

title: brunsj


text: brunsjen

title: brunsjen


text: CAML

title: CAML


text:
damhán

Noun

 * 1) ox calf

title: damhán


text: brunsjer

title: brunsjer


text: brunsjene

title: brunsjene


text:
nìgaro

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) black

title: nìgaro


text:
Caml

Proper noun

 * , a dialect of ML.

title: Caml


text:
dyktando

Etymology
From, formed from.

Noun

 * 1)  dictation

title: dyktando


text:
核心價值

Noun

 * 1) core value

title: 核心價值


text: 核心价值

title: 核心价值


text:
Parlyaree

Etymology
, from. See for more.

Usage notes
Some authors, like Paul Baker, contrast Polari and Parlyaree, using the former for the gay cant, and the latter for the older cant of actors, circus and fairground showmen.

title: Parlyaree


text:
ministrija

Etymology
From. Clearly not formed as such in, but borrowed and adapted from other European languages.

Noun

 * 1) ministry, government department central organ of a specific branch of government

title: ministrija


text: ministrijā

title: ministrijā


text:
懸掛

Verb

 * 1) to hang; to suspend; to fly a flag
 * 2) to suspend a motor vehicle

Noun

 * 1) hoist typhoon signal

title: 懸掛


text: 悬挂

title: 悬挂


text: xuánguà

title: xuánguà


text:
Talk:jim-jams

Meanings
"Jim-jams = pajamas" sounds to me like the product of one line-of-descent's baby talk, but Google backs it up as a briticism. There's another meaning, a state of extreme agitation and distress, and said to be a corruption of "delirium tremens", i presume under the influence of intoxication and/or dementia. (Dj-[elision of "elir"]-[ee-uh --> i]-m [garble replacing "tre", probably influenced by | reduplication of j]... [schwah -n-z --> ah-vague nasal (perhaps pushed away from n by preceding m) -z]). --Jerzy•t 17:40, 29 April 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:jim-jams


text: ministriju

title: ministriju


text: ministrijas

title: ministrijas


text:
雷暴

Noun

 * 1) thunderstorm

title: 雷暴


text: léibào

title: léibào


text: ministrijās

title: ministrijās


text: ministrijai

title: ministrijai


text: ministrijām

title: ministrijām


text:
普選

Noun

 * 1) general election
 * 2) universal suffrage

title: 普選


text: 普选

title: 普选


text: pǔxuǎn

title: pǔxuǎn


text:
騎劫

Verb

 * 1) to hijack (an airplane, a vehicle, etc.)
 * 2)  to hijack i.e. to take over something and use it for a different purpose

title: 騎劫


text: 骑劫

title: 骑劫


text: qíjié

title: qíjié


text:
ministrs

Etymology
Via other European languages, ultimately borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) (male) minister government official who runs a government ministry

title: ministrs


text:
激進

Adjective

 * 1) extreme; extremist; radical

title: 激進


text: 激进

title: 激进


text: jījìn

title: jījìn


text: vollgrava

title: vollgrava


text: vollgraven

title: vollgraven


text:
醉駕

Verb

 * 1) to drive when drunk

title: 醉駕


text: 醉驾

title: 醉驾


text: zuìjià

title: zuìjià


text: Wadewitz

title: Wadewitz


text:
długowieczny

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) longevous

title: długowieczny


text: ministrēs

title: ministrēs


text:
równociągły

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  equicontinuous

title: równociągły


text: ministrē

title: ministrē


text: vollgraver

title: vollgraver


text: ministrēm

title: ministrēm


text: vollgravene

title: vollgravene


text: ministrā

title: ministrā


text: ministrus

title: ministrus


text: ministriem

title: ministriem


text: neatkarīgāki

title: neatkarīgāki


text:
neatkarīgāk

Adverb

 * 1) more independent, more independently;

title: neatkarīgāk


text: neatkarīgākus

title: neatkarīgākus


text:
neatkarīgākā

Adjective

title: neatkarīgākā


text: neatkarīgākas

title: neatkarīgākas


text: neatkarīgākiem

title: neatkarīgākiem


text:
neatkarīgākās

Adjective

title: neatkarīgākās


text:
neatkarīgākos

Adjective

title: neatkarīgākos


text: neatkarīgākām

title: neatkarīgākām


text: neatkarīgākam

title: neatkarīgākam


text: neatkarīgākai

title: neatkarīgākai


text:
neatkarīgākais

Adjective

 * 1) the more independent;

title: neatkarīgākais


text: neatkarīgāko

title: neatkarīgāko


text: kureru

title: kureru


text: svana

title: svana


text:
chloromelanite

Noun

 * 1) A dark green to black variety of the mineral jadeite.

title: chloromelanite


text: chloromelanites

title: chloromelanites


text:
megastigmatrienone

Noun

 * 1) A carotenoid-derived aromatic compound that produces some of the spice notes associated with Chardonnay wines.

title: megastigmatrienone


text: megastigmatrienones

title: megastigmatrienones


text: greenlined

title: greenlined


text: greenlines

title: greenlines


text: hakarigoto

title: hakarigoto


text:
cyberbegging

Noun

 * 1) Requesting monetary donations by means of the Internet.

title: cyberbegging


text:
rebirthday

Etymology
, modelled on.

Noun

 * 1) A day of rebirth or its anniversary.

title: rebirthday


text: rebirthdays

title: rebirthdays


text:
private language

Noun

 * 1) * 1993 March 14, Lynn Barber, "Books: Daphne's dilemma" (book review of Daphne du Maurier by Margaret Forster), The Independent (UK) (retrieved 29 Apr 2014) :
 * They were an affluent, unstuffy, slightly bohemian family, keen on holidays and socialising, with their own Mitfordian private language.
 * 1)  A language which expresses one's inner thoughts, feelings, or experiences but which cannot be used for communication, since it is known to and understandable by only one person—the existence of which was famously argued by Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889-1951) to be impossible.
 * 1) * 1993 March 14, Lynn Barber, "Books: Daphne's dilemma" (book review of Daphne du Maurier by Margaret Forster), The Independent (UK) (retrieved 29 Apr 2014) :
 * They were an affluent, unstuffy, slightly bohemian family, keen on holidays and socialising, with their own Mitfordian private language.
 * 1)  A language which expresses one's inner thoughts, feelings, or experiences but which cannot be used for communication, since it is known to and understandable by only one person—the existence of which was famously argued by Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889-1951) to be impossible.
 * 1)  A language which expresses one's inner thoughts, feelings, or experiences but which cannot be used for communication, since it is known to and understandable by only one person—the existence of which was famously argued by Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889-1951) to be impossible.

title: private language


text: svaner

title: svaner


text:
meia dúzia

Etymology
lit. 'half dozen'.

Noun

 * 1) half a dozen 6, six
 * 2) couple a small number
 * 1) couple a small number

title: meia dúzia


text: svanene

title: svanene


text:
private language argument

Noun

 * 1)  The argument, famously made by Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889-1951), that a private language cannot exist.

title: private language argument


text:
private language problem

Noun

 * 1)  The problem, considered by Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889-1951) and other philosophers, of whether it is possible for a private language to exist.

title: private language problem


text:
ponte a mensola

Noun

 * 1) cantilever bridge
 * 2)  a beam anchored at one end and projecting into space, such as a long bracket projecting from a wall to support a balcony

Related terms

 * (cantilever beam)

title: ponte a mensola


text:
private language thesis

Noun

 * 1)  The thesis or contention that a private language cannot exist.

title: private language thesis


text: Asai

title: Asai


text: Category:lv:Eagles

title: Category:lv:Eagles


text: lijās

title: lijās


text: lijā

title: lijā


text:
bandh

Etymology
Borrowed from, from. .

Noun

 * 1)  A general strike, shutdown, or other form of protest used in South Asia in which a substantial portion of the population stays home and does not report to work.

title: bandh


text: Wiktionary:Foreign Word of the Day/2014/April 30


text:
wall knot

Noun

 * 1) A knot made by unlaying the strands of a rope, and making a bight with the first strand, then passing the second over the end of the first, and the third over the end of the second and through the bight of the first.

Translations

 * Finnish:, pujos

title: wall knot


text:
salt of tin

Noun

 * 1)  stannous chloride, especially when used as a mordant

title: salt of tin


text: Category:Hunzib nouns

title: Category:Hunzib nouns


text: Category:Hunzib language

title: Category:Hunzib language


text: liju

title: liju


text:
sguardo vitreo

Noun

 * 1) glassy look

title: sguardo vitreo


text:
skończeniewymiarowy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) finite-dimensional

title: skończeniewymiarowy


text:
tear a cat

Verb

 * 1)  To overact; to violently rant and rave on stage.

title: tear a cat


text: electric candle

title: electric candle


text: electric candles

title: electric candles


text: endene

title: endene


text:
Yablochkov candle

Etymology
Named after its inventor,.

Noun

 * 1)  A type of electric carbon arc lamp.

title: Yablochkov candle


text:
not worth the candle

Adjective

 * 1) Not worth the cost or trouble.

title: not worth the candle


text:
short division

Noun

 * 1) A division algorithm which breaks down a division problem into a series of easy steps, relying on mental arithmetic.

Synonyms

 * method

title: short division


text: monshō

title: monshō


text:
uczenie

Etymology 1
, from. .

Etymology 2
From.

Adverb

 * 1) in a scholarly manner

title: uczenie


text:
gigacity

Etymology
, after

Noun

 * 1) A city even larger in scale than a megacity.

title: gigacity


text:
scrag whale

Noun

 * 1) A North Atlantic baleen whale now generally considered to be part of an extinct population of the gray whale,, once considered by some the young of right whales.

title: scrag whale


text:
Category:pl-adj without corresponding adverb

__HIDDENCAT__


text:
quasit

Etymology
Introduced in the Dungeons & Dragons fantasy role-playing game.

Noun

 * 1)  A small horned humanoid demon with a long tail.

title: quasit


text: quasits

title: quasits


text: lijai

title: lijai


text: lijām

title: lijām


text: tadashii

title: tadashii


text:
hornetlike

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of a hornet.

title: hornetlike


text:
knock on the head

Verb

 * 1)  To put an end to; to defeat or frustrate (a scheme or project).

title: knock on the head


text: neatkarīgākajam

title: neatkarīgākajam


text: gigacities

title: gigacities


text: neatkarīgākajām

title: neatkarīgākajām


text: neatkarīgākajā

title: neatkarīgākajā


text: neatkarīgākie

title: neatkarīgākie


text: neatkarīgākajiem

title: neatkarīgākajiem


text: neatkarīgākajai

title: neatkarīgākajai


text: neatkarīgākajos

title: neatkarīgākajos


text:
Meldezettel

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) registration card

title: Meldezettel


text: neatkarīgākajās

title: neatkarīgākajās


text:
visneatkarīgākais

Adjective

 * 1) the most independent;

title: visneatkarīgākais


text: visneatkarīgāk

title: visneatkarīgāk


text: visneatkarīgākās

title: visneatkarīgākās


text: visneatkarīgākā

title: visneatkarīgākā


text: visneatkarīgākos

title: visneatkarīgākos


text: Citations:gigacity

title: Citations:gigacity


text: visneatkarīgākajam

title: visneatkarīgākajam


text: visneatkarīgākajām

title: visneatkarīgākajām


text: visneatkarīgākajā

title: visneatkarīgākajā


text: visneatkarīgākie

title: visneatkarīgākie


text:
melde-

Etymology
From the verb.

Prefix

 * 1) Relating to registration, dispatches, or announcements

title: melde-


text: visneatkarīgākajiem

title: visneatkarīgākajiem


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Italian irregular verbs/reply (5)

I've started working on it a bit. I'll try to keep the errors to a minimum, and I'll be monitoring the script error category to make sure. Please let me know if you spot any mistakes in the tables.

I have a question, though. The "over", "wiki" and "alts" functions that you wrote are exported, but are they actually used in any other modules, or only in this one? If they're only used in this one it should be safe to un-export them.


text: visneatkarīgākajai

title: visneatkarīgākajai


text: visneatkarīgākajos

title: visneatkarīgākajos


text: visneatkarīgākajās

title: visneatkarīgākajās


text: visneatkarīgāko

title: visneatkarīgāko


text: Category:nl:Vegetarianism

title: Category:nl:Vegetarianism


text: Category:sa:Food and drink

title: Category:sa:Food and drink


text: Category:zza:Numbers

title: Category:zza:Numbers


text: Category:mrq:Nature

title: Category:mrq:Nature


text:
User:MRivera25

hi it's MRIVERA25

title: User:MRivera25


text: Category:fur:Medicine

title: Category:fur:Medicine


text:
User talk:208.91.96.21

gigacity
I found sufficient usage to justify an entry in the main namespace, so I've moved it out of Appendix:List of protologisms. Cheers! ~ Röbin Liönheart (talk) 21:42, 29 April 2014 (UTC)

title: User talk:208.91.96.21


text: Category:ce:Medicine

title: Category:ce:Medicine


text: Category:fr:Roads

title: Category:fr:Roads


text: Category:fr:Road transport

title: Category:fr:Road transport


text: Category:lt:Directions

title: Category:lt:Directions


text: altpreussisch

title: altpreussisch


text: vikene

title: vikene


text:
Arçay

Proper noun

 * 1) Either of two communes in France.

title: Arçay


text: vikane

title: vikane


text: 鉴别

title: 鉴别


text:
鑒別

Verb

 * 1) to differentiate; to distinguish; to discriminate

title: 鑒別


text: 简明

title: 简明


text:
建交

Verb

 * 1) to establish diplomatic relations with

title: 建交


text: 简易

title: 简易


text: 简要

title: 简要


text:
簡要

Adjective

 * 1) brief; concise; summary

title: 簡要


text: 简短

title: 简短


text:
簡短

Adjective

 * 1) short; curt; concise; succinct; brief; terse

title: 簡短


text: 坚实

title: 坚实


text:
堅實

Adjective

 * 1)  firm; solid; sturdy; substantial; robust
 * 2)  strong; powerful

Synonyms

title: 堅實


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 州 read as す


text:
Citations:femismo

Noun: "(informal, rare) exaggerated, stubborn, or aggressive femininity; female machismo"

 * 2000, Marilyn Maxwell, Male Rage, Female Fury: Gender and Violence in American Fiction, University Press of America (2000), ISBN 9780761818038, page 117:
 * Do these women, like Damon Cross in Wright's The Outsider or Bigger Thomas in Native Son, succeed in establishing their own autonomy only through violence, forging a "femismo" or female counterpart to the "machismo" brutality of a Mailer protagonist?
 * 2000, Marilyn Maxwell, Male Rage, Female Fury: Gender and Violence in American Fiction, University Press of America (2000), ISBN 9780761818038, page 117:
 * Do these women, like Damon Cross in Wright's The Outsider or Bigger Thomas in Native Son, succeed in establishing their own autonomy only through violence, forging a "femismo" or female counterpart to the "machismo" brutality of a Mailer protagonist?
 * Do these women, like Damon Cross in Wright's The Outsider or Bigger Thomas in Native Son, succeed in establishing their own autonomy only through violence, forging a "femismo" or female counterpart to the "machismo" brutality of a Mailer protagonist?

title: Citations:femismo


text: Esvres

title: Esvres


text:
femismo

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  Exaggerated, stubborn, or aggressive femininity; female machismo.

Translations

 * German: Femismus
 * Portuguese:
 * Spanish:

Etymology
From. Formed by analogy with.

Noun

 * 1) female chauvinism, misandry

title: femismo


text: Template:zh-noun/documentation

title: Template:zh-noun/documentation


text: Category:Chinese headword-line templates


text:
wienerpølse

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Vienna sausage

title: wienerpølse


text: Template:zh-hanzi/documentation

title: Template:zh-hanzi/documentation


text: Category:nb:Sausages

title: Category:nb:Sausages


text: Template:zh-proper noun

title: Template:zh-proper noun


text: Category:nn:Sausages

title: Category:nn:Sausages


text: Template:zh-proper noun/documentation

title: Template:zh-proper noun/documentation


text: ugresset

title: ugresset


text: Category:zh:Countries

title: Category:zh:Countries


text: Chargé

title: Chargé


text: ugressa

title: ugressa


text: Category:zh:List of related-to categories


text: Category:zh:All topics

title: Category:zh:All topics


text: Category:Chinese proper nouns

title: Category:Chinese proper nouns


text: ugressene

title: ugressene


text: Vou

title: Vou


text: Category:zh:Capital cities

title: Category:zh:Capital cities


text: Category:zh:Cities

title: Category:zh:Cities


text: Category:zh:Provinces of China

title: Category:zh:Provinces of China


text: Category:zh:Political subdivisions

title: Category:zh:Political subdivisions


text: Category:zh:China

title: Category:zh:China


text: Category:zh:Asia

title: Category:zh:Asia


text: Category:zh:Continents

title: Category:zh:Continents


text: Category:zh:Eurasia

title: Category:zh:Eurasia


text: Category:zh:Geography

title: Category:zh:Geography


text: Category:zh:Earth sciences

title: Category:zh:Earth sciences


text: Category:zh:Sciences

title: Category:zh:Sciences


text: ekubo

title: ekubo


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/všeč/reply (4)

I don't know how complete it is. I find a lot of translations and usage examples. SSKJ has more. Well, it's only Slovene, though but examples are very good.

For example: "všeč" has usage examples in SSKJ I understand (I haven't tried hard with others):

title: Thread:User talk:CodeCat/všeč/reply (4)


text:
favalà

Etymology
From, a verb based on , the diminutive of.

Verb

 * 1) to speak, talk

title: favalà


text:
Template:Limacodidae Hypernyms

 * Glossata - suborder; Heteroneura - infraorder; Ditrysia - division; Cossina - section; - superfamily;  - series; Limacodidae - family

title: Template:Limacodidae Hypernyms


text:
Template:Limacodidae Hypernyms/documentation

This is a typing shortcut intended for use under the Hypernyms header of taxa under Limacodidae. It can also be used with subst:.


text:
jects

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  A multi-story low-income housing development; projects.

title: jects


text: Eps

title: Eps


text: Template:zh-adj/documentation

title: Template:zh-adj/documentation


text: Template:zh-adj

title: Template:zh-adj


text: Template:zh-adv

title: Template:zh-adv


text: Template:zh-adv/documentation

title: Template:zh-adv/documentation


text: Sarton

title: Sarton


text: Érin

title: Érin


text:
cuammaitl

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) tree branch
 * 2) * Idem, f. 85r. col. 1.
 * Quammaitl.rama de arbol.
 * Quammaitl. a tree brahc.
 * Quammaitl.rama de arbol.
 * Quammaitl. a tree brahc.

title: cuammaitl


text: quammaitl

title: quammaitl


text: quammaytl

title: quammaytl


text: Locon

title: Locon


text:
Template:Asphodelaceae Hypernyms

, monocots - clades; Asparagales - order; Asphodelaceae - family

title: Template:Asphodelaceae Hypernyms


text:
Template:Asphodelaceae Hypernyms/documentation

This is a typing shortcut intended for use under the Hypernyms header of taxa under Xanthorrhoeaceae. It can also be used with subst:.


text:
горизонтально

Adverb

 * 1) horizontally in a horizontal direction or position

title: горизонтально


text:
вертикально

Adverb

 * 1) vertically in a vertical direction or position

title: вертикально


text:
shitnuts

Noun

 * 1)  An annoying or stupid person.

title: shitnuts


text: Neulette

title: Neulette


text:
tenpesta

Etymology
From,. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) storm, tempest

title: tenpesta


text: red envelopes

title: red envelopes


text:
අය්‍යා

Adjective

 * , which is
 * , which is
 * , which is
 * , which is

Noun

 * 1) older brother

title: අය්‍යා


text:
මල්‍ලි

Noun

 * 1) younger brother

title: මල්‍ලි


text:
අක්කා

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) older sister

title: අක්කා


text:
නංගි

Noun

 * 1) younger sister

title: නංගි


text:
පුතා

Etymology
From. Ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) son

title: පුතා


text:
දුව

Etymology
From Elu Prakrit [script needed] (duhiā), [script needed] (dhīā), [script needed] (dhūā) from, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬,, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, , 🇨🇬,.

Noun

 * 1) daughter

title: දුව


text:
dediĉo

Noun

 * 1) dedication

title: dediĉo


text:
觀察力

Noun

 * 1) discernment; power of observation

title: 觀察力


text: 观察力

title: 观察力


text: guānchálì

title: guānchálì


text: Category:Central Kurdish calques

title: Category:Central Kurdish calques


text:
kalkularto

Noun

 * 1) arithmetic

title: kalkularto


text: molettes

title: molettes


text: Category:Iranian Central Kurdish

title: Category:Iranian Central Kurdish


text: Category:Regional Central Kurdish

title: Category:Regional Central Kurdish


text: Category:Iraqi Central Kurdish

title: Category:Iraqi Central Kurdish


text:
جامعە

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  university

title: جامعە


text: Category:fr:Heraldic tinctures

title: Category:fr:Heraldic tinctures


text: Template:R:ckb:Hasanpoor

title: Template:R:ckb:Hasanpoor


text: Category:Central Kurdish reference templates


text:
Banderite

Etymology
First attested in 1951. , from the surname of, a Ukrainian nationalist leader. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) A member of, or one who subscribes to the ideas of, the political movement of.
 * 2)  A nationalist Ukrainian.
 * 1)  A nationalist Ukrainian.
 * 1)  A nationalist Ukrainian.

Translations

 * Armenian: բանդերական
 * Belarusian: бандэ́равец, бандэ́раўка
 * Czech: banderovec, banderovkyně
 * Esperanto:
 * Estonian:
 * Finnish: banderiitti
 * French:
 * Georgian:
 * German: Banderist
 * Hungarian: banderista
 * Latvian:
 * Lithuanian:
 * Polish:, banderówka
 * Romanian:
 * Russian: ,
 * Slovak:
 * Turkish:
 * Ukrainian: банде́рі́вець, банде́рі́вка

Adjective

 * 1) Of or related to Stepan Bandera or his political movement.

Usage notes
Although the term is usually neutral in academic English, it is sometimes derogatory, especially in the context of the Soviet Union, Russia, or Eastern Ukraine.

Translations

 * Armenian: բանդերական
 * Belarusian: бандэ́раўскі
 * Hungarian: banderista
 * Polish:
 * Russian:
 * Ukrainian: банде́рівський

title: Banderite


text: Banderites

title: Banderites


text:
ئەوین

Etymology
Borrowed from, from Proto-Indo-Iranian: *wánas, from From Proto-Indo-European *wénh₁-o-s (“beauty, loveliness”).

Noun

 * 1) love

title: ئەوین


text: Category:Central Kurdish terms derived from Northern Kurdish


text: Category:Terms derived from Northern Kurdish


text: Category:Central Kurdish borrowed terms

title: Category:Central Kurdish borrowed terms


text:
Citations:locatio et conductio

Noun

 * 533, Institutes of Justinian, D xix 2. 2. pr and 15. pr
 * Locatio et conductio proxima est emptioni et venditioni iisdemque iuris regulis consistit. nam ut emptio et venditio ita contrahitur si de pretio convenerit, sic etiam locatio et conductio ita contrahi intellegitur si merces constituta sit.  et competit locatori quidem locati actio, conductori vero conducti.

title: Citations:locatio et conductio


text:
فەرھەنگ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dictionary
 * 2) culture

title: فەرھەنگ


text: Category:Finnish collective nouns

title: Category:Finnish collective nouns


text: Category:syc:Pregnancy

title: Category:syc:Pregnancy


text: Category:Norman possessive determiners

title: Category:Norman possessive determiners


text:
قامووس

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  dictionary

title: قامووس


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with kanji read as まんじ


text: gǒuzǎiduì

title: gǒuzǎiduì


text:
Module:zh-pron

local m_str_utils = require("Module:string utilities")

local codepoint = m_str_utils.codepoint local concat = table.concat local find = m_str_utils.find local format = string.format local gmatch = m_str_utils.gmatch local gsub = m_str_utils.gsub local insert = table.insert local ipairs = ipairs local match = m_str_utils.match local pairs = pairs local split = m_str_utils.split local gsplit = m_str_utils.gsplit

local export = {}

local hanzi = require("Module:scripts").getByCode("Hani"):getCharacters local bopomofo = require("Module:scripts").getByCode("Bopo"):getCharacters

local langname = { ["cdo"] = "Eastern Min", ["cjy"] = "Jin", ["cmn"] = "Mandarin", ["csp"] = "Southern Pinghua", ["dng"] = "Dungan", ["gan"] = "Gan", ["hak"] = "Hakka", ["hsn"] = "Xiang", ["hsn-lou"] = "Xiang", ["hsn-hya"] = "Xiang", ["mnp"] = "Northern Min", ["nan-hbl"] = "Hokkien", ["nan-luh"] = "Leizhou Min", ["nan-tws"] = "Teochew", ["wuu"] = "Wu", ["wuu-jih"] = "Wu", ["yue"] = "Cantonese", ["zhx-sic"] = "Sichuanese", ["zhx-tai"] = "Taishanese", }

local langname_abbr = { ["m"] = "Mandarin", ["m-s"] = "Sichuanese", ["m-x"] = "Mandarin", ["m-nj"] = "Mandarin", ["dg"] = "Dungan", ["c"] = "Cantonese", ["c-dg"] = "Cantonese", ["c-t"] = "Taishanese", ["c-yj"] = "Cantonese", ["g"] = "Gan", ["h"] = "Hakka", ["j"] = "Jin", ["mb"] = "Northern Min", ["mc"] = "Middle Chinese", ["md"] = "Eastern Min", ["mn"] = "Hokkien", ["mn-t"] = "Teochew", ["mn-l"] = "Leizhou Min", ["oc"] = "Old Chinese", ["sp"] = "Southern Pinghua", ["w"] = "Wu", ["w-j"] = "Wu", ["x"] = "Xiang", ["x-l"] = "Loudi Xiang", ["x-h"] = "Hengyang Xiang", }

local pos_aliases_cat = { ["n"] = "nouns", ["noun"] = "nouns", ["pn"] = "proper nouns", ["propn"] = "proper nouns", ["proper"] = "proper nouns", ["proper noun"] = "proper nouns", ["pron"] = "pronouns", ["pronoun"] = "pronouns", ["v"] = "verbs", ["verb"] = "verbs", ["a"] = "adjectives", ["adj"] = "adjectives", ["adjective"] = "adjectives", ["adv"] = "adverbs", ["adverb"] = "adverbs", ["prep"] = "prepositions", ["pre"] = "prepositions", ["postp"] = "postpositions", ["post"] = "postpositions", ["con"] = "conjunctions", ["conj"] = "conjunctions", ["conjunction"] = "conjunctions", ["part"] = "particles", ["particle"] = "particles", ["pref"] = "prefixes", ["prefix"] = "prefixes", ["suf"] = "suffixes", ["suffix"] = "suffixes", ["infix"] = "infixes", ["prov"] = "proverbs", ["proverb"] = "proverbs", ["id"] = "idioms", ["idiom"] = "idioms", ["ch"] = "chengyu", ["cy"] = "chengyu", ["4ci"] = "chengyu", ["ph"] = "phrases", ["phrase"] = "phrases", ["int"] = "interjections", ["intj"] = "interjections", ["interj"] = "interjections", ["interjection"] = "interjections", ["cl"] = "classifiers", ["cls"] = "classifiers", ["classifier"] = "classifiers", ["num"] = "numerals", ["numeral"] = "numerals", ["abb"] = "abbreviations", ["abbreviation"] = "abbreviations", ["det"] = "determiners", ["deter"] = "determiners", ["determiner"] = "determiners", ["syl"] = "syllables", ["syllable"] = "syllables", }

local function make_note(text) if find(text, ": ") then text = "\n*" .. gsub(gsub(text, "\n", ".\n*"), "([:;]) ", "%1\n**") elseif find(text, "; ") then text = "\n*" .. gsub(text, "; ", ";\n*") end text = gsub(text, "“([^”]+)”", function (a) return "“" .. gsub(a, ";\n%*+", "; ") .. "”" end) -- fix bug about indentation levels (see https://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?oldid=78848651) local last_level = ("\n"..text):match("\n(%**)[^*\n][^\n]*$") local append = last_level:gsub("%*","") return "\nNote: " .. text .. ". " .. append end

local function ipa_format(text) local numbers = { ["1"]="¹",["2"]="²",["3"]="³",["4"]="⁴",["5"]="⁵",["0"]="⁰",["-"]="⁻",["/"]="/, /" } return gsub(text,"[0-5%-/]",numbers) end

local function Consolas(text) return '' .. text .. " " end

local function format_IPA(text) return ' ' .. text .. " " end

function export.make(frame) local parent_args = frame:getParent.args local params = { pagename = {}, namespace = {}, dial = {}, mc = {}, oc = {}, cat = {}, only_cat = {type = "boolean"}, poj_form_zh_see = {type = "boolean"}, }	for abbr, _ in pairs(langname_abbr) do		params[abbr] = {} params[abbr .. "a"] = {list = true} params[abbr .. "_note"] = {} end local args = require("Module:parameters").process(parent_args, params, nil, "zh-pron", "make")

local title = mw.title.getCurrentTitle local pagename = args.pagename or mw.loadData("Module:headword/data").pagename local sortkey = (require("Module:Hani-sortkey").makeSortKey(pagename)) local is_single_hanzi = find(pagename, "^[" .. hanzi .. "]$") ~= nil local namespace = args.namespace or title.nsText local m_rom = args["m"] local m_s_rom = args["m-s"] local m_x_rom = args["m-x"] local m_nj_rom = args["m-nj"] local dg_rom = args["dg"] local c_rom = args["c"] local c_dg_rom = args["c-dg"] local c_t_rom = args["c-t"] local c_yj_rom = args["c-yj"] local g_rom = args["g"] local h_rom = args["h"] local j_rom = args["j"] local mb_rom = args["mb"] local md_rom = args["md"] local mn_rom = args["mn"] local mn_l_rom = args["mn-l"] local mn_t_rom = args["mn-t"] local sp_rom = args["sp"] local w_rom = args["w"] local w_j_rom = args["w-j"] local x_rom = args["x"] local x_l_rom = args["x-l"] local x_h_rom = args["x-h"] local m_audio = args["ma"] local m_s_audio = args["m-sa"] local m_x_audio = args["m-xa"] local m_nj_audio = args["m-nja"] local dg_audio = args["dga"] local c_audio = args["ca"] local c_dg_audio = args["c-dga"] local c_t_audio = args["c-ta"] local c_yj_audio = args["c-yja"] local g_audio = args["ga"] local h_audio = args["ha"] local j_audio = args["ja"] local mb_audio = args["mba"] local md_audio = args["mda"] local mn_audio = args["mna"] local mn_l_audio = args["mn-la"] local mn_t_audio = args["mn-ta"] local sp_audio = args["spa"] local w_audio = args["wa"] local w_j_audio = args["w-ja"] local x_audio = args["xa"] local x_l_audio = args["x-la"] local x_h_audio = args["x-ha"] local dial = args["dial"] local mc = args["mc"] local oc = args["oc"] local only_cat = args["only_cat"]

-- True if arguments exist for the specified variety, using a language param abbreviation. local function has_var(var) return args[var] or #args[var .. "a"] > 0 end

local function add_audio(text, audios, lang, show) -- This function has side effects for _, audio in ipairs(audios) do			if audio == "y" then audio = format("%s-%s.ogg", lang, title.baseText) end insert(text, "\n*" .. (show and "::" or "**") .. " [[File:")			insert(text, audio)			insert(text, "]]") end if #audios > 0 then insert(text, "[[Category:")			insert(text, langname[lang])			insert(text, " terms with audio links|" .. sortkey .. "]]") end end local function add_audio_show(text, audios, lang) add_audio(text, audios, lang, "show") end

local text = {} --the pronunciation table if not only_cat then --The whole table consists of 4 parts --"textShow" contains Part 1, 3 and 4 local textShow = {' '} --"textHide" is Part 2 local textHide = {} local function show(txt) insert(textShow, txt) end local function hide(txt) insert(textHide, txt) end local function hide_note(var) local note = args[var .. "_note"] if note then hide(make_note(note)) end end

show(' ') --Part 1 and 2, "Pronunciation" and "Pronunciation expressed in different romanizations" if m_rom or m_s_rom or m_x_rom or m_nj_rom or dg_rom then show("\n* Mandarin") end if has_var("m") then local m_args = {} local m_pron = require("Module:cmn-pron") if m_rom then local str_analysis = m_pron.str_analysis local other_m_vars = has_var("m-s") or has_var("m-x") or has_var("m-nj") or has_var("dg") show("\n" .. str_analysis(m_rom, "head", other_m_vars))

m_args[1] = str_analysis(m_rom, "") for i = 2, 5 do					m_args[i] = str_analysis(m_rom, tostring(i)) end local m_args_params_prefixed_with_1 = {"n", "na", "nb", "nc", "nd"} for _, base in ipairs(m_args_params_prefixed_with_1) do					for i = 1, 5 do local param = tostring(i) .. base m_args[param] = str_analysis(m_rom, param) end end local m_args_params = {"py", "cap", "tl", "tl2", "tl3", "a", "audio", "er", "ertl", "ertl2", "ertl3", "era", "eraudio"} for _, base in ipairs(m_args_params) do					m_args[base] = str_analysis(m_rom, base) for i = 2, 5 do local param = tostring(i) .. base m_args[param] = str_analysis(m_rom, param) end end end for i, audio in ipairs(m_audio) do				local ind = i == 1 and "" or tostring(i) m_args[ind .. "a"] = audio end show(m_pron.make_audio(m_args)) hide(m_pron.make_args(m_args)) hide_note("m") end if (not m_rom) and (m_s_rom or m_x_rom or m_nj_rom or dg_rom) then hide("\n* Mandarin") end if has_var("m-s") then local m_s_pron = require("Module:zhx-sic-pron") local m_s_processed = gsub(m_s_rom:gsub("/", " / "), "([%d-])([%a])", "%1 %2") :gsub("%d[%d%*%-]*%f[^%d%*]", "%0") if m_s_rom then show("\n*: (Chengdu, Sichuanese Pinyin) : ") show(Consolas(m_s_processed)) end add_audio_show(textShow, m_s_audio, "zhx-sic") hide("\n** (Chengdu) ") hide("\n*** Sichuanese Pinyin : ") hide(Consolas(m_s_processed)) local xinwenz = m_s_pron.convert(m_s_rom, "SWZ") if xinwenz then hide("\n*** Scuanxua Ladinxua Xin Wenz : ") hide(Consolas(m_s_pron.convert(m_s_rom, "SWZ"))) end hide("\n*** Sinological IPA (key) : ") hide(format_IPA(m_s_pron.convert(m_s_rom, "IPA"))) hide_note("m-s") end if has_var("m-x") then local m_x_pron = require("Module:cmn-pron-Xian") local m_x_display, m_x_hidden, m_x_ipa = m_x_pron.py_process(m_x_rom) show("\n*: (Xi'an, Guanzhong Pinyin) : ") show(Consolas(m_x_display)) add_audio_show(textShow, m_x_audio, "cmn") hide("\n** (Xi'an) ") hide("\n*** Guanzhong Pinyin : ") hide(Consolas(m_x_hidden)) hide("\n*** Sinological IPA (key) : ") hide(format_IPA(m_x_ipa)) hide_note("m-x") end if has_var("m-nj") then local m_nj_pron = require("Module:cmn-pron-Nanjing") local m_nj_display, m_nj_hidden, m_nj_num, m_nj_ipa = m_nj_pron.py_process(m_nj_rom) show("\n*: (Nanjing, Nanjing Pinyin) : ") show(Consolas(m_nj_display)) add_audio_show(textShow, m_nj_audio, "cmn") hide("\n** (Nanjing) ") hide("\n*** Nanjing Pinyin : ") hide(Consolas(m_nj_hidden)) hide("\n*** Nanjing Pinyin (numbered) : ") hide(Consolas(m_nj_num)) hide("\n*** Sinological IPA (key) : ") hide(format_IPA(m_nj_ipa)) hide_note("m-nj") end if has_var("dg") then local dg_pron = require("Module:dng-pron") local dg_processed = dg_pron.process(dg_rom) if dg_rom then show("\n*: (Dungan, Cyrillic and Wiktionary) : ") show(Consolas(dg_processed)) end add_audio_show(textShow, dg_audio, "dng") hide("\n** (Dungan) ") hide("\n*** Cyrillic and Wiktionary : ") hide(Consolas(dg_processed)) hide("\n*** Sinological IPA (key) : ") hide(format_IPA(dg_pron.convert(dg_rom, "IPA")) .. "\n**: (Note: Dungan pronunciation is currently experimental and may be inaccurate.) ") hide_note("dg") end if has_var("c") or has_var("c-dg") or has_var("c-t") or has_var("c-yj") then if c_rom or c_dg_rom or c_t_rom or c_yj_rom then local c_count = (c_rom and 1 or 0) + (c_dg_rom and 1 or 0) + (c_t_rom and 1 or 0) + (c_yj_rom and 1 or 0) local c_sep = (c_count == 1) and " " or "\n*: " show("\n* Cantonese") hide("\n* Cantonese") if c_rom then local c_pron = require("Module:yue-pron") show(c_sep) show(" (")					if c_count > 1 then						show("Guangzhou–Hong Kong, ")					end					show("Jyutping) : ") show(Consolas(c_pron.show_standard(c_rom, is_single_hanzi))) add_audio_show(textShow, c_audio, "yue") hide(c_pron.hide_standard(c_rom, is_single_hanzi)) if not args["c_note"] and is_single_hanzi and (c_rom:find("^[ao]") or c_rom:find(",[ao]")) then args["c_note"] = "The zero initial " .. format_IPA("/∅-/") .. " is commonly pronounced with a ng-initial " .. format_IPA("/ŋ-/") .. " in some varieties of Cantonese, including Hong Kong Cantonese" end hide_note("c") end if c_dg_rom then local c_dg_pron = require("Module:yue-pron/Dongguan") local c_dg_display = c_dg_rom:gsub(","," / ") :gsub("%d[%d%*%-]*%f[^%d%*]", "%0") show(c_sep .. " (Dongguan, Jyutping++) : ") show(Consolas(c_dg_display)) add_audio_show(textShow, c_dg_audio, "yue") hide("\n** (Dongguan, Guancheng) ") hide("\n*** Jyutping++ : ") hide(Consolas(c_dg_display)) hide("\n*** Sinological IPA (key) : ") hide(format_IPA(c_dg_pron.jpp_to_ipa(c_dg_rom))) hide_note("c-dg") end if c_t_rom then local c_t_pron = require("Module:yue-pron/Taishanese") local c_t_display = c_t_rom:gsub(","," / ") :gsub("%d[%d%*%-]*%f[^%d%*]", "%0") show(c_sep .. " (Taishan, Wiktionary) : ") show(Consolas(c_t_display)) add_audio_show(textShow, c_t_audio, "zhx-tai") hide("\n** (Taishanese, Taicheng) ") hide("\n*** Wiktionary : ") hide(Consolas(c_t_display)) hide("\n*** Sinological IPA (key) : ") hide(format_IPA(c_t_pron.hoisanva_to_ipa(c_t_rom))) hide_note("c-t") end if c_yj_rom then local c_yj_pron = require("Module:yue-pron/Yangjiang") local c_yj_display = c_yj_rom:gsub(","," / ") :gsub("%d[%d%*%-]*%f[^%d%*]", "%0") show(c_sep .. " (Yangjiang, Jyutping++) : ") show(Consolas(c_yj_display)) add_audio_show(textShow, c_yj_audio, "yue") hide("\n** (Yangjiang Yue, Jiangcheng) ") hide("\n*** Jyutping++ : ") hide(Consolas(c_yj_display)) hide("\n*** Sinological IPA (key) : ") hide(format_IPA(c_yj_pron.jpp_to_ipa(c_yj_rom))) hide_note("c-yj") end end end if has_var("g") then local g_pron = require("Module:gan-pron") if g_rom then show("\n* Gan (Wiktionary) : ") show(Consolas(g_pron.rom(g_rom))) end add_audio_show(textShow, g_audio, "gan") hide("\n* Gan") hide("\n** (Nanchang) ") hide("\n*** Wiktionary : ") hide(Consolas(g_pron.rom(g_rom))) hide("\n*** Sinological IPA (key) : ") hide(format_IPA("/" .. g_pron.ipa(g_rom) .. "/"))			hide_note("g") end if h_rom and (find(h_rom, "pfs=.") or find(h_rom, "gd=.")) or #h_audio > 0 then local h_pron = require("Module:hak-pron") if find(h_rom, "pfs=.") or find(h_rom, "gd=.") then show("\n* Hakka") show(h_pron.rom_display(h_rom,"yes")) end add_audio_show(textShow, h_audio, "hak") hide("\n* Hakka") if h_rom then hide(h_pron.rom_display(h_rom,"")) end hide_note("h") end if has_var("j") then local j_pron = require("Module:cjy-pron") if j_rom then show("\n* Jin (Wiktionary) : ") show(Consolas(j_pron.rom(j_rom))) end add_audio_show(textShow, j_audio, "cjy") hide("\n* Jin") hide("\n** (Taiyuan)+ ") if j_rom then hide("\n*** Wiktionary : ") hide(Consolas(j_pron.rom(j_rom))) end local no_sandhi = false local roms = split(j_rom, "/") for i = 1, #roms do				if find(roms[i], " [^ ]+ ") then no_sandhi = true break end end hide("\n*** Sinological IPA (''old-style" .. (no_sandhi and ", no sandhi" or "") .. "'') : ")			hide(format_IPA("/" .. j_pron.ipa(j_rom, no_sandhi and "no_sandhi" or "") .. "/"))			hide_note("j") end if has_var("mb") then local mb_pron = require("Module:mnp-pron") if mb_rom then show("\n* Northern Min (KCR) : ") show(Consolas(mb_pron.rom(mb_rom))) end add_audio_show(textShow, mb_audio, "mnp") hide("\n* Northern Min") hide("\n** (Jian'ou) ") if mb_rom then hide("\n*** Kienning Colloquial Romanized : ") hide(Consolas(mb_pron.rom(mb_rom))) hide("\n*** Sinological IPA (key) : ") hide(format_IPA(mb_pron.ipa(mb_rom))) end hide_note("mb") end if has_var("md") then local md_pron = require("Module:cdo-pron") if md_rom then show("\n* Eastern Min (BUC) : ") show(Consolas(md_pron.rom(md_rom))) end add_audio_show(textShow, md_audio, "cdo") hide("\n* Eastern Min") hide("\n** (Fuzhou) ") if md_rom then hide("\n*** Bàng-uâ-cê : ") hide(Consolas(md_pron.rom(md_rom))) if not (md_rom and find(md_rom, "([^/]*)-([^/]*)-([^/]*)-([^/]*)-([^/]*)")) then hide("\n*** Sinological IPA (key) : ") hide(format_IPA("/" .. md_pron.ipa(md_rom) .. "/"))				else hide("\n*** Sinological IPA (key) (no sandhi) : ") hide(format_IPA("/" .. md_pron.ipa(md_rom, "no_sandhi") .. "/"))				end end hide_note("md") end if has_var("mn") or has_var("mn-l") or has_var("mn-t") then local mn_pron, mn_l_pron if has_var("mn") or has_var("mn-t") then mn_pron = require("Module:nan-pron") end if has_var("mn-l") then mn_l_pron = require("Module:nan-pron-Leizhou") end if mn_rom or mn_t_rom or mn_l_rom then show("\n* Southern Min") if mn_rom then show(((mn_l_rom or mn_t_rom) and "\n*:" or "") .. " (Hokkien, POJ) : ") show(Consolas(mn_pron.poj_display(mn_pron.poj_check_invalid(mn_rom)))) add_audio_show(textShow, mn_audio, "nan-hbl") end if mn_t_rom then show(((mn_rom or mn_l_rom) and "\n*:" or "") .. " (Teochew, Peng'im) : ") show(Consolas(mn_pron.pengim_display(mn_t_rom))) add_audio_show(textShow, mn_t_audio, "nan-tws") end if mn_l_rom then show(((mn_rom or mn_t_rom) and "\n*:" or "") .. " (Leizhou, Leizhou Pinyin) : ") show(Consolas(mn_l_pron.rom(mn_l_rom))) add_audio_show(textShow, mn_l_audio, "nan-luh") end end hide("\n* Southern Min") if has_var("mn") then hide(mn_pron.generate_all(mn_rom)) hide_note("mn") end if has_var("mn-t") then hide("\n** (Teochew) ") hide("\n*** Peng'im : ") hide(Consolas(mn_pron.pengim_display(mn_t_rom))) hide("\n*** Pe̍h-ōe-jī-like : ") hide(Consolas(mn_pron.pengim_to_pojlike_conv(mn_t_rom))) hide("\n*** Sinological IPA (key) : ") hide(format_IPA(mn_pron.pengim_to_ipa_conv(mn_t_rom))) hide_note("mn-t") end if has_var("mn-l") then hide("\n** (Leizhou) ") hide("\n*** Leizhou Pinyin : ") hide(Consolas(mn_l_pron.rom(mn_l_rom))) hide("\n*** Sinological IPA : ") hide(format_IPA(mn_l_pron.ipa(mn_l_rom))) hide_note("mn-l") end end if has_var("sp") then local sp_pron = require("Module:csp-pron") local sp_processed = sp_rom:gsub(",([^ ])",", %1") :gsub("%d[%d%*%-]*%f[^%d%*]", "%0") show("\n* Southern Pinghua (Nanning, Jyutping++) : ") show(Consolas(sp_processed)) add_audio_show(textShow, sp_audio, "csp") hide("\n* Southern Pinghua") hide("\n** (Nanning Pinghua, Tingzi) ") hide("\n*** Jyutping++ : ") hide(Consolas(sp_processed)) hide("\n*** Sinological IPA (key) : ") hide(format_IPA(sp_pron.jpp_to_ipa(sp_rom))) hide_note("sp") end if has_var("w") or has_var("w-j") then local w_count = (w_rom and 1 or 0) + (w_j_rom and 1 or 0) local w_show, w_hide, w_j_show, w_j_hide if w_rom then w_show, w_hide = require("Module:wuu-pron").make(w_rom, w_count) end if w_j_rom then w_j_show, w_j_hide = require("Module:wuu-pron/Jinhua").make(w_j_rom, w_count) end if w_count > 1 then show("\n* Wu (Wugniu) ") else show("\n* Wu") end show(w_show) show(w_j_show) add_audio_show(textShow, w_audio, "wuu") hide("\n* Wu") hide(w_hide) hide(w_j_hide) -- add_audio(textHide, w_audio, "wuu") hide_note("w") hide_note("w-j") end if has_var("x") or has_var("x-l") or has_var("x-h") then local x_pron = has_var("x") and require("Module:hsn-pron") or nil local x_l_pron = has_var("x-l") and require("Module:hsn-pron-Loudi") or nil local x_h_pron = has_var("x-h") and require("Module:hsn-pron-Hengyang") or nil if x_rom or x_l_rom or x_h_rom then show("\n* Xiang") if x_rom then show(((x_l_rom or x_h_rom) and "\n*:" or "") .. " (Changsha, Wiktionary) : ") show(Consolas(x_pron.rom(x_rom))) add_audio_show(textShow, x_audio, "hsn") end if x_l_rom then show(((x_rom or x_h_rom) and "\n*:" or "") .. " (Loudi, Wiktionary) : ") show(Consolas(x_l_pron.rom(x_l_rom))) add_audio_show(textShow, x_l_audio, "hsn-lou") end if x_h_rom then show(((x_rom or x_l_rom) and "\n*:" or "") .. " (Hengyang, Wiktionary) : ") show(Consolas(x_h_pron.rom(x_h_rom))) add_audio_show(textShow, x_h_audio, "hsn-hya") end end hide("\n* Xiang") if x_rom then local x_diff = x_pron.stylediff(x_rom) hide("\n** (Changsha) ") hide("\n*** Wiktionary : ") hide(Consolas(x_pron.rom(x_rom))) hide("\n*** Sinological IPA (key)") hide(x_diff and " (old-style)" or "") hide(" : ") hide(format_IPA("/" .. x_pron.ipa(x_rom) .. "/"))				if x_diff then hide("\n*** Sinological IPA (key) (new-style) : ") hide(format_IPA("/" .. x_pron.ipa(x_rom, "new") .. "/"))				end hide_note("x") end if x_l_rom then hide("\n** (Loudi) ") hide("\n*** Wiktionary : ") hide(Consolas(x_l_pron.rom(x_l_rom))) hide("\n*** Sinological IPA (key)") hide(" : ") hide(format_IPA("/" .. x_l_pron.ipa(x_l_rom) .. "/"))				hide_note("x-l") end if x_h_rom then hide("\n** (Hengyang) ") hide("\n*** Wiktionary : ") hide(Consolas(x_h_pron.rom(x_h_rom))) hide("\n*** Sinological IPA (key)") hide(" : ") hide(format_IPA("/" .. x_h_pron.ipa(x_h_rom) .. "/"))				hide_note("x-h") end end -- combine textShow and textHide into text text = { concat(textShow), ' \n \n \n', concat(textHide), " "		}

--Part 3 "Dialectal data" if dial ~= "n" and is_single_hanzi then local success, m_dial = pcall(mw.loadData, "Module:zh/data/dial-pron/" .. pagename) if success then local dialPron = {} local temporary = {} if dial and find(dial, "^[0-9\\,]+$") then for element in gsplit(dial, ",") do						insert(dialPron, m_dial[tonumber(element)]) end else for _, element in ipairs(m_dial) do						insert(dialPron, element) end end for _, set in ipairs(dialPron) do					for _, object in ipairs(set[2]) do						insert(temporary, object) end end local rand = gsub("-" .. concat(temporary), "[^A-Za-z0-9]", codepoint("%1")) insert(text,					'\n\n \n* ' ..					' Dialectal data ' ..					' \n' ..					' '				)

insert(text, '\n{| class="wikitable" ' ..					'id="' .. rand .. '" style="width:100%; margin:0; ' ..					'text-align:center; border-collapse: collapse; border-style: hidden; display: table;"')

local locStart = "\n|-\n!" local readingStart = concat({'\n!style="background:#E8ECFA; width:9em"|',				' [', tostring(mw.uri.fullUrl("Module:zh/data/dial-pron/" .. pagename, {["action"]="edit"})), ' edit]  '}) local locEnd = ' ' local headclr = 'style="background:#E8ECFA"|' local mclr = 'style="background:#FAF5F0"|' local jclr = 'style="background:#FAF5F0"|' local wclr = 'style="background:#F4F0FA"|' local huclr = 'style="background:#FAF9F0"|' local xclr = 'style="background:#F0F2FA"|' local gclr = 'style="background:#F0FAF3"|' local haclr = 'style="background:#FAF0F6"|' local cclr = 'style="background:#F0F5FA"|' local minclr = 'style="background:#F7FAF0"|' local clrList = { mclr, mclr, mclr, mclr, mclr, mclr, mclr, mclr, mclr, mclr, mclr, mclr, mclr, mclr, mclr, mclr, mclr, jclr, jclr, jclr, wclr, wclr, wclr, wclr, huclr, huclr, xclr, xclr, gclr, haclr, haclr, cclr, cclr, cclr, minclr, minclr, minclr, minclr, minclr }				local locList = { concat({headclr, "Variety\n!", headclr, "Location"}), concat({"rowspan=17 ", mclr, "Mandarin\n!", mclr, "Beijing\n|", mclr}), concat({mclr, "Harbin\n|", mclr}), concat({mclr, "Tianjin\n|", mclr}), concat({mclr, "Jinan\n|", mclr}), concat({mclr, "Qingdao\n|", mclr}), concat({mclr, "Zhengzhou\n|", mclr}), concat({mclr, "Xi'an\n|", mclr}), concat({mclr, "Xining\n|", mclr}), concat({mclr, "Yinchuan\n|", mclr}), concat({mclr, "Lanzhou\n|", mclr}), concat({mclr, "Ürümqi\n|", mclr}), concat({mclr, "Wuhan\n|", mclr}), concat({mclr, "Chengdu\n|", mclr}), concat({mclr, "Guiyang\n|", mclr}), concat({mclr, "Kunming\n|", mclr}), concat({mclr, "Nanjing\n|", mclr}), concat({mclr, "Hefei\n|", mclr}), concat({"rowspan=3 ", jclr, "Jin\n!", jclr, "Taiyuan\n|", jclr}), concat({jclr, "Pingyao\n|", jclr}), concat({jclr, "Hohhot\n|", jclr}), concat({"rowspan=4 ", wclr, "Wu\n!", wclr, "Shanghai\n|", wclr}), concat({wclr, "Suzhou\n|", wclr}), concat({wclr, "Hangzhou\n|", wclr}), concat({wclr, "Wenzhou\n|", wclr}), concat({"rowspan=2 ", huclr, "Hui\n!", huclr, "Shexian\n|", huclr}), concat({huclr, "Tunxi\n|", huclr}), concat({"rowspan=2 ", xclr, "Xiang\n!", xclr, "Changsha\n|", xclr}), concat({xclr, "Xiangtan\n|", xclr}), concat({gclr, "Gan\n!", gclr, "Nanchang\n|", gclr}), concat({"rowspan=2 ", haclr, "Hakka\n!", haclr, "Meixian\n|", haclr}), concat({haclr, "Taoyuan\n|", haclr}), concat({"rowspan=3 ", cclr, "Cantonese\n!", cclr, "Guangzhou\n|", cclr}), concat({cclr, "Nanning\n|", cclr}), concat({cclr, "Hong Kong\n|", cclr}), concat({"rowspan=5 ", minclr, "Min\n!", minclr, "Xiamen (Hokkien)\n|", minclr}), concat({minclr, "Fuzhou (Eastern Min)\n|", minclr}), concat({minclr, "Jian'ou (Northern Min)\n|", minclr}), concat({minclr, "Shantou (Teochew)\n|", minclr}), concat({minclr, "Haikou (Hainanese)\n|", minclr})}

local function ipa_correct(ipa, location) if location == 22 then return (gsub(ipa, "13", "23")) else return ipa end end

local function fmtDial(text, location) local fmttedPron = {} if text == "" then return "" end for pronunciation in gsplit(text, "|") do local ipa = match(pronunciation, "^[^%(%)" .. hanzi .. "～,]+") ipa = gsub(ipa, "([ptk])([0-5])", "%1̚%2") local environ = match(pronunciation, "[%(%)" .. hanzi .. "～,]*$") or false insert(fmttedPron, " /" ..							tostring(ipa_format(ipa_correct(ipa, location))) .. "/ " .. (environ and "  "..environ.." " or nil)) end return concat(fmttedPron, " ") end

for locationNo = 1, 40 do					for readingNo = 1, #dialPron do						if readingNo == 1 then insert(text, locStart) insert(text, locList[locationNo]) end if locationNo == 1 then local situation = dialPron[readingNo][1] insert(text, readingStart) insert(text, pagename) insert(text, (pagename ~= situation and " (" ..								gsub(situation, pagename, "'''" .. pagename .. "'''") .. ")" or "")) insert(text, " ") else insert(text, (readingNo == 1 and "" or "\n|" .. clrList[locationNo-1])) insert(text, locEnd) insert(text, fmtDial(dialPron[readingNo][2][locationNo-1], locationNo)) insert(text, " ") end end end insert(text, "\n|} ") end end

--Part 4 "Middle Chinese & Old Chinese" local mc_preview, oc_preview local m_ltc_pron, m_och_pron

-- !!!		-- The following function modifies the tables generated by mod:ltc-pron and mod:och-pron, shifting them -- from using "mw-collapsible" to using "vsSwitcher", because the former -- can not collapse on the mobile site and makes Chinese entries a mess. -- It is supposed to be a temporary solution. -- !!!		local function shiftCustomtoggle2Vsswitcher(s) local result result = (s:gsub( '\n%* ]+">', '\n \n* ' ):gsub( ' ▼ (.-) \n{| class="wikitable',				' %1\n \n{| class="wikitable' ):gsub( '{| class="wikitable mw%-collapsible mw%-collapsed" id="[^"]+"',				'{| class="wikitable"'			):gsub(				"\n|}$",				"\n|} "			))			return result		end

if mc then m_ltc_pron = require("Module:ltc-pron") mc_preview = m_ltc_pron.retrieve_pron(pagename, false, mc, true) if not mc_preview then require("Module:debug/track")("zh-pron/Middle Chinese data not found") mc = nil end end if oc then m_och_pron = require("Module:och-pron") oc_preview = m_och_pron.generate_show(pagename, oc) if not oc_preview then require("Module:debug/track")("zh-pron/Old Chinese data not found") oc = nil end end if mc or oc then insert(text, '\n\n ') if mc then insert(text, shiftCustomtoggle2Vsswitcher(m_ltc_pron.ipa(mc, mc_preview))) end if oc then insert(text, shiftCustomtoggle2Vsswitcher(m_och_pron.ipa(oc, oc_preview))) end insert(text, " ") end insert(text, " ") if namespace == "" or namespace == "-" then if mc then if is_single_hanzi then if mc_preview:find("k̚$") then insert(text, "") elseif mc_preview:find("t̚$") then insert(text, "") elseif mc_preview:find("p̚$") then insert(text, "") end end end if not args["cat"] then insert(text, "") end end end

local conv_text = {} --categories if namespace == "" or namespace == "-" then local catText = args["cat"] or "" local cat_start = "[[Category:"		local cat_end = "]]" if w_rom then w_rom = gsub(w_rom, "%d", "") end local function add_cat(cat_table, name, cat) insert(cat_table, cat_start .. name .. cat .. "|" .. sortkey .. cat_end) end

local cats = split(catText, ",", true) for i = 1, #cats do			if pos_aliases_cat[cats[i]] == "chengyu" then insert(cats, i, "idioms") break end end insert(cats, 1, "lemmas") if is_single_hanzi then insert(cats, 2, "hanzi") end for i = 1, #cats do			local cat = cats[i] if cat == "" then break end cat = gsub(cat, "^ +", "") if find(cat, ":") then local cat_split = split(cat, ":", true) local lang_name = langname_abbr[cat_split[1]] local category = pos_aliases_cat[cat_split[2]] or cat add_cat(conv_text, "Chinese ", category) insert(conv_text, cat_start .. lang_name .. " " .. category .. "|" .. sortkey .. cat_end) else cat = pos_aliases_cat[cat] or cat add_cat(conv_text, "Chinese ", cat) if m_rom or m_x_rom or m_nj_rom then add_cat(conv_text, "Mandarin ", cat) end if has_var("m-s") then add_cat(conv_text, "Sichuanese ", cat) end if has_var("dg") then add_cat(conv_text, "Dungan ", cat) end if c_rom or c_dg_rom or c_yj_rom then add_cat(conv_text, "Cantonese ", cat) end if c_t_rom then add_cat(conv_text, "Taishanese ", cat) end if has_var("g") then add_cat(conv_text, "Gan ", cat) end if h_rom and (find(h_rom, "pfs=.") or find(h_rom, "gd=.")) or #h_audio > 0 then add_cat(conv_text, "Hakka ", cat) end if has_var("j") then add_cat(conv_text, "Jin ", cat) end if has_var("mb") then add_cat(conv_text, "Northern Min ", cat) end if has_var("md") then add_cat(conv_text, "Eastern Min ", cat) end if has_var("mn") then add_cat(conv_text, "Hokkien ", cat) end if has_var("mn-t") then add_cat(conv_text, "Teochew ", cat) end if has_var("mn-l") then add_cat(conv_text, "Leizhou Min ", cat) end if has_var("sp") then add_cat(conv_text, "Southern Pinghua ", cat) end if has_var("w") then add_cat(conv_text, "Wu ", cat) end if has_var("w-j") then add_cat(conv_text, "Wu ", cat) end if has_var("x") then add_cat(conv_text, "Xiang ", cat) end if has_var("x-l") then add_cat(conv_text, "Xiang ", cat) end if has_var("x-h") then add_cat(conv_text, "Xiang ", cat) end if mc and has_var("mc") then add_cat(conv_text, "Middle Chinese ", cat) end if oc and has_var("oc") then add_cat(conv_text, "Old Chinese ", cat) end end end if not args.only_cat then insert(conv_text, cat_start .. "Chinese terms with IPA pronunciation|" .. sortkey .. cat_end) end if not args.poj_form_zh_see then if not find(pagename, "[" .. hanzi .. bopomofo .. "]") then insert(conv_text, cat_start .. "Chinese terms written in foreign scripts|" .. sortkey .. cat_end) end -- TODO: handle Zhuyin and IDS. for character in gmatch(pagename, "[" .. hanzi .. "%%%+%-·々〻𖿣]") do insert(conv_text, cat_start .. "Chinese terms spelled with " .. character .. "|" .. sortkey .. cat_end) end end end

local output = concat(text) .. concat(conv_text) if namespace ~= "" and namespace ~= "-" then output = gsub(output, "%[%[Category:[^%]]+%]%]", "") end return output end

return export

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erotuomarialue

Noun

 * 1)  referee crease semicircle in front of the scorekeepers bench

title: erotuomarialue


text: Category:Scots terms derived from Middle French


text: Category:Chinese slang

title: Category:Chinese slang


text: Category:Chinese adjectives

title: Category:Chinese adjectives


text: Category:Chinese ethnic slurs

title: Category:Chinese ethnic slurs


text:
وشەنامە

Etymology
From,.

Noun

 * 1) dictionary

title: وشەنامە


text: Category:Chinese offensive terms

title: Category:Chinese offensive terms


text:
hemihelix

Noun

 * 1) a three-dimensional geometric shape similar to a helix, but with one or more perversions causing changes in chirality along its run

Coordinate terms

 * a region where the chirality reverses
 * long form of "perversion"
 * the direction of twist

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text:
rausfliegen

Verb

 * 1)  to be kicked out
 * 2) to fly out

title: rausfliegen


text:
wymiarowy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  dimensional

title: wymiarowy


text: Template:zh-verb

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text:
учора

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

Adverb

 * 1) yesterday

Adverb

 * 1) yesterday

title: учора


text: Category:Chinese verbs

title: Category:Chinese verbs


text: ўчора

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Wiktionary:Sandbox/Default/documentation

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Wiktionary:Coding conventions

Codes

 * Language, family and script codes are based on BCP 47.
 * Non-standard language and family codes should consist of a (preferably standard) parent family code and a Wiktionary-specific suffix.
 * Codes for protolanguages should consist of a family code and a  suffix.
 * Non-standard script codes should consist of a language code prefix, and a standard script code. (Exceptions: ,  ,  ,  .)

Templates

 * Names of templates related to a particular language should be prefixed by the language code, see WT:List of languages. Likewise for templates specific to a script; see WT:List of scripts for a list of script codes.
 * For proto-languages, it is permitted to drop  from the code, and use the code of the family alone.
 * Names of reference templates should have the prefix “ ”. If the reference is for one specific language, it is often followed by language code and a colon.
 * Likewise, usage note templates should have the prefix “ ”.
 * Relatively complex templates, especially those with parser functions (like or ), should have the code split up onto multiple lines for readability. Wikicode constructs should be aligned so that the starting curly braces and ending curly braces line up vertically. The line breaks themselves should be wrapped in comments; each line should end with a begin-comment tag   on the next line. This avoids line breaks accidentally appearing in the output or parameters of templates. Like so:
 * Templates which add categories that are only intended for entries should have extra code that only adds the category in the entry namespaces (main namespace and Appendix:). The templates (for raw categories),  (for categories beginning with a language name, aka grammar categories) and  (for categories beginning with a language code, aka topic categories) do this automatically, so using them is preferred.
 * If a template adds a category, but it would be desirable to suppress that category in some cases, it should have a nocat parameter which prevents that.
 * If you want to accept a variable number of named parameters of the same type in a template, the first shall be named foo, while the rest shall be foo 2, foo 3, foo 4 and so on.
 * When naming template parameters (or their values), try referring to instead of inventing your own; likewise, use appropriate codes to refer to languages, scripts and families.
 * Headword-line templates should either be implemented in a separate module using Module:headword, or use.
 * Redirects for templates intended for entries should be created sparingly.
 * Avoid doing string processing in templates. If you find yourself in need of a “substring” function, you might have crossed the point where the template should be converted to Lua.

Lua

 * The main table, containing functions available to templates and other modules shall be named, and declared as a local variable at the top of the module.
 * Exported functions to be exclusively invoked from templates shall accept only one argument, named.
 * Code should be indented with tabs.
 * Variables should be explicitly declared lua. No exported functions should be declared with the lua construct. Global variables should not be used.
 * Variables holding return values from lua (i.e. imported modules) should have their names prefixed with.
 * Words in variable and function names should be separated with underscores. Variables should be all-lowercase unless other reasons dictate otherwise.
 * Unit tests for a module, if any, shall be put on a  subpage.
 * Unit test modules should use Module:UnitTests. See that module’s page for usage details.
 * If a specific kind of test is to be performed repeatedly, it shall have its own method whose name starts with.
 * An alternative test framework, Module:ScribuntoUnit, has been imported from Wikipedia and can also be used.
 * When feasible, functions should be written to be callable both from templates and directly from other Lua functions, without creating a frame (or a table imitating one). To accomplish that, check at the very beginning of the function if its first argument is a table, using lua (or check if it equals lua).
 * Alternatively, you may designate a separate function or module for functions callable from templates. By convention, this is done by creating a submodule named.
 * Conversely, when a native Lua function is available for a particular task, use it directly instead of calling a template. lua should be used sparingly.
 * Don't forget to monitor Category:Pages with module errors after making substantial edits.

JavaScript

 * Scripts should start with a prologue containing js, preferably preceded by a strict mode declaration.
 * Enabling at least the following JSHint options is recommended: js
 * Preferably, strict mode should be enabled, globally or per-function. This makes the  JSHint option implicit.
 * Enabling the following options is permitted:,  ,  ,  ,  ,  ,.
 * Warnings raised by JSHint should be addressed either by code refactoring or enabling an option listed above.
 * Identifiers should use Java camelCase.
 * Code should be indented with tabs. Placement of curly brackets should follow Crockford style, based on K&R: always on the same line as the control structure. Omitting a bracket pair not required by syntax is permissible.
 * Not increasing an indentation level is permissible in cases where mere boilerplate (e.g. a wrapper callback function, or a condition placed over the entirety of code) is what would normally warrant increasing indentation.

Customary abbreviations

 * – aspect
 * – adjective
 * – adverb
 * – alternative display (link label)
 * – common gender
 * – conjugation or conjunction
 * or  – dual
 * – declension
 * – feminine
 * – gender
 * or  – translation gloss (for non-English terms)
 * – sense ID (see )
 * – imperfective
 * – inflection
 * – language code
 * – masculine (exception: = mention)
 * – neuter
 * or  – plural
 * – perfective
 * – part of speech
 * – pronoun or pronunciation
 * – pronunciation
 * – request for...
 * or  – singular
 * – script code
 * ,  – transliteration

And above all
"VI. Break any of these rules sooner than say anything outright barbarous."

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putnisite

Etymology
, from the name of the discoverers, mineralogists Andrew and Christine Putnis.

Noun

 * 1) A quartz-like mineral, purple in colour, naturally occurring brittle crystals smaller than 0.5 mm, with an orthorhombic crystalline matrix of SrCa4Cr3+8(CO3)8SO4(OH)16·23H2O

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text:
rajoitteinen

Adjective

 * 1)  challenged lacking some physical or mental attribute or skill

title: rajoitteinen


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