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title: visslidākajai


text:
lunjinedz

Etymology
From or possibly from  with the Aromanian suffix. Compare 🇨🇬,.

Verb

 * 1) to light (illuminate), enlighten
 * 2) to shine
 * 3) to sparkle
 * 4) to clarify
 * 5) to glimmer

title: lunjinedz


text: visseklākos

title: visseklākos


text:
röcc

Noun

 * 1) glanders: An infectious disease of horses, mules and donkeys caused by the bacterium, one species of which may be transmitted to humans.

title: röcc


text: luminez

title: luminez


text:
ichthyoplanktonic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to ichthyoplankton.

title: ichthyoplanktonic


text: visseklākajos

title: visseklākajos


text: simploce

title: simploce


text: simploces

title: simploces


text: visseklākajās

title: visseklākajās


text:
pexophagy

Noun

 * 1)  The selective autophagy of peroxisomes

title: pexophagy


text: visseklākajai

title: visseklākajai


text:
macropexophagy

Noun

 * 1)  The macroautophagy of peroxisomes

title: macropexophagy


text:
micropexophagy

Noun

 * 1)  The microautophagy of peroxisomes

title: micropexophagy


text: preoculars

title: preoculars


text: syrops

title: syrops


text: visslimākos

title: visslimākos


text: visslimākajos

title: visslimākajos


text: visslimākajās

title: visslimākajās


text: visslimākajai

title: visslimākajai


text: visslimīgākos

title: visslimīgākos


text: visslimīgākajos

title: visslimīgākajos


text: visslimīgākajās

title: visslimīgākajās


text: visslimīgākajai

title: visslimīgākajai


text: vissliktākos

title: vissliktākos


text: vissliktākajos

title: vissliktākajos


text: vissliktākajās

title: vissliktākajās


text: vissenākos

title: vissenākos


text:
Thread:User talk:Yair rand/WT:ACCEL/reply

Looks like this will require actual editing of the script, unfortunately. The only transliteration bits appear to be specifically built for Farsi and Tajik. I've added the spans for yi-verb to accelerate past participles leaving out the transliteration, though. I'll see if I can do something with the script later to also include the transliterations.


text: vissenākajos

title: vissenākajos


text: vissenākajās

title: vissenākajās


text: vissenākajai

title: vissenākajai


text: vissarkanbrūnākos

title: vissarkanbrūnākos


text: vissarkanbrūnākajos

title: vissarkanbrūnākajos


text: vissarkanbrūnākajās

title: vissarkanbrūnākajās


text: vissarkanbrūnākajai

title: vissarkanbrūnākajai


text:
Thread:User talk:Yair rand/WT:ACCEL/reply (2)

Would it be possible to make the transliterations re-usable, so that they could also be used in the translation editor? It would be a nice feature if it could automatically transliterate, too.


text: harloted

title: harloted


text: harloting

title: harloting


text: harlotted

title: harlotted


text: harlotting

title: harlotting


text: petrographies

title: petrographies


text:
musrole

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  The noseband of a horse's bridle.

title: musrole


text: musroles

title: musroles


text:
diodont

Noun

 * 1) A fish of the genus, or an allied genus.

title: diodont


text: diodonts

title: diodonts


text:
antherozoid

Etymology
+ +.

Noun

 * 1)  One of the mobile male reproductive bodies in the antheridia of cryptogams.

Translations

 * Catalan:
 * Finnish: siittiösolu, anterotsoidi
 * Irish: antrasóideach
 * Portuguese: anterozoide

title: antherozoid


text: antherozoids

title: antherozoids


text: antherozooid

title: antherozooid


text: antherozooids

title: antherozooids


text: Category:Kimaragang conjunctions

title: Category:Kimaragang conjunctions


text:
cudbear

Etymology
Corrupted from the name of Dr. Cuthbert Gordon, a Scotsman, who patented the process of manufacture.

Noun

 * 1) A violet-red powder, difficult to moisten with water, prepared from certain lichens, especially  (syn. ), and used for making violet or purple dye.
 * A, (, syn. ), from which the powder is obtained.
 * A, (, syn. ), from which the powder is obtained.

Synonyms

 * cudweed

title: cudbear


text: cudbears

title: cudbears


text:
Pierides

Noun

 * 1) The Muses.

title: Pierides


text:
trombiculosis

Noun

 * 1) A rash caused by trombiculid mites.

title: trombiculosis


text:
ketapi

Etymology
From, from.

Conjunction

 * 1) but although

title: ketapi


text:
diphyodont

Etymology
+ (genitive of ).

Adjective

 * 1)  Having two successive sets of teeth (deciduous and permanent), one succeeding the other.
 * a diphyodont mammal; diphyodont dentition

Noun

 * 1) Any creature with two successive sets of teeth.

title: diphyodont


text: diphyodonts

title: diphyodonts


text: Category:Central Melanau conjunctions

title: Category:Central Melanau conjunctions


text:
vapaussota

Noun

 * 1) war of liberation
 * 2) The Finnish Civil War fought in the spring of 1918.

Usage notes
See the usage notes under.

title: vapaussota


text: هوجن

title: هوجن


text:
اوجن

Etymology
From, from , from , from , from.

title: اوجن


text:
Talk:উত্তর

another sense: reply, answer
It seems to also mean: answer, reply. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 00:22, 5 November 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:উত্তর


text:
ima'

Noun

 * 1) rain condensed water from a cloud

title: ima'


text:
darun

Noun

 * 1) rain condensed water from a cloud

title: darun


text: Category:mel:Liquids

title: Category:mel:Liquids


text: Category:ill:Liquids

title: Category:ill:Liquids


text: Category:bdr:Liquids

title: Category:bdr:Liquids


text: Category:dtr:Liquids

title: Category:dtr:Liquids


text: Category:drg:Liquids

title: Category:drg:Liquids


text: Category:bsy:Liquids

title: Category:bsy:Liquids


text: Category:mvv:Liquids

title: Category:mvv:Liquids


text: Category:tih:Liquids

title: Category:tih:Liquids


text: Category:kqr:Liquids

title: Category:kqr:Liquids


text: Category:ill:Matter

title: Category:ill:Matter


text: Category:bdr:Matter

title: Category:bdr:Matter


text: Category:dtr:Matter

title: Category:dtr:Matter


text: Category:drg:Matter

title: Category:drg:Matter


text: Category:bsy:Matter

title: Category:bsy:Matter


text: Category:mvv:Matter

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Thread:User talk:Yair rand/WT:ACCEL/reply (3)

For what it's worth, Yiddish is largely autotransliteratable, especially verbs, but many words (especially nouns and adverbs) are not, and it's impossible for a machine to predict every case.

Anyway, Yair rand, thanks again and I hope that you can put in the translit so that I can apply the same logic to the other Yiddish templates.


text:
sleid

Etymology
See.

Verb

 * 1) To sley, or prepare for use in the weaver's sley, or slaie.

title: sleid


text: sleided

title: sleided


text: sleiding

title: sleiding


text: sleids

title: sleids


text:
autopsical

Adjective

 * 1)  autopsic

title: autopsical


text: ploughlands

title: ploughlands


text: epizoan

title: epizoan


text: epizoans

title: epizoans


text:
dumous

Adjective

 * 1) Abounding with bushes and briars.
 * 2)  Having a compact, bushy form.

title: dumous


text:
hopbine

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The climbing stem of the hop.

title: hopbine


text: hopbines

title: hopbines


text:
danaide

Etymology
From the mythical, who were condemned to fill a hole-filled vessel with water.

Noun

 * 1)  A water wheel having a vertical axis and an inner and outer tapering shell, between which are vanes or floats attached usually to both shells, but sometimes only to one.

title: danaide


text: danaides

title: danaides


text:
高鐵網

Noun

 * 1) high-speed rail network

title: 高鐵網


text: gyzympa

title: gyzympa


text:
bainistiú

Noun

 * 1) management, managing
 * 1) management, managing

title: bainistiú


text:
bainistigh

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) manage

title: bainistigh


text:
mŕtvola

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) corpse

title: mŕtvola


text:
beachtaigh

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  correct
 * 2)  criticize
 * 1)  criticize

title: beachtaigh


text: beachtaithe

title: beachtaithe


text:
beachtaí

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) critical, captious person

title: beachtaí


text:
beachtas

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  accuracy, precision

title: beachtas


text:
beaichte

Etymology 1
From. .

Noun

 * 1) precision, preciseness

title: beaichte


text: beachta

title: beachta


text:
breis

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) increase, addition; addendum; increment
 * 2) overmuch, excess
 * 3)  extra

Adverb

 * 1) somewhat

title: breis


text: teteuctin

title: teteuctin


text:
xoconochnohpalli

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) it is a type of fruit-bearing cactus, a cholla; Cylindropuntia imbricata.

title: xoconochnohpalli


text:
atemeh

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a person who has lice

title: atemeh


text:
athraon

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  refract

title: athraon


text:
angagrafaíocht

Noun

 * 1)  angiography

title: angagrafaíocht


text:
anga-

Etymology
From.

Prefix

 * 1) angio-

title: anga-


text:
User:KYPark/Dipper

Dipper
The Dipper, as of the Big Dipper and the Little Dipper, may originate from, as well as symbologically coincide with, the ancient Chinese 斗 as follows:

In addition and in consilience, such may be the case with Odin's or "Woden's wagon" aka Charles' Wain associated with Charlemagne, as it was coincidentally regarded as the Heaven's wagon by the ancient Chinese. The idea of Plough is also quite similar to the wagon.

--KYPark (talk) 06:14, 30 October 2012 (UTC)
 * Riiiight....except that "dipper" in this sense arose in US English in the 19th century. What sort of influence do you really think "Ancient Chinese" had at this point? Ƿidsiþ 08:05, 30 October 2012 (UTC)
 * It may be worth wondering who reinvented and spread the US English Dipper from scratch, without knowing the ancient Chinese one lasting millennia. Had it been the case, they must have been so ignorant of the other hemisphere. I don't think they reinvented but just revived it. --KYPark (talk) 08:49, 30 October 2012 (UTC)
 * Well, it's not that difficult to look at either of these two constellations and think, hmm, that looks like a dipper. --WikiTiki89 09:04, 30 October 2012 (UTC)
 * Sure! The Big Dipper especially looks like nothing but a dipper, anything but a bear. But, the question is who patented it and who either copied or reinvented it without knowing the patent. --KYPark (talk) 09:32, 30 October 2012 (UTC)
 * Seems like a parallel yet independent creation based on the appearance of it. Can you offer any evidence that may link Big Dipper: to the Chinese word? Leasnam (talk) 18:53, 30 October 2012 (UTC)
 * Let me move leftmost...

"In the English speaking regions of North America (Canada and the United States) the Plough is known as the Big Dipper because the major stars can be seen to follow the rough outline of a large ladle or dipper. This figuration appears to be derived originally from Africa, where it was sometimes seen as a drinking gourd. In the 19th century, runaway slaves would 'follow the Drinking Gourd' to the north and freedom. --- from Big Dipper"

The parallel independent creation or reinvention of the Dipper is possible only at the painful cost of American ignorance (as recent as the 19th century) of the deep-rooted East Asian culture.

Historically there has been a deep-rooted West Eurasian counterculture and obscurantism, I regret, likely enforced by name of God. Everything orient should be paganic hence unworthy and unspoken. Then, "the cruelest lies are often told in silence," as notably noted by R. L. Stevenson. All the more, "he who knows does not speak," as noted by Lao Tzu.

Unfortunately and undoubtedly, I have no hard, direct, explicit, written evidence enough to satisfy rigid positivists, but otherwise a great deal of indirect or implicit kind, I hope, whence to help infer another view against the said "independence."

As suggested in the beginning, the more overlapping or surprising consilience or jumping together, the more seriously we should take it. Such is science, they say!

Chinese dipper and wagon are dually consilient with the Western counterparts. These are dually striking, while African "drinking gourd" is singly consilient and striking, as cited above as a likely origin of American Dipper, which in turn is at odds with American "independent creation based on the appearance" as you note.

Striking again is the consilience of Chinese wagon with a variety of European counterparts such as:
 * English Plough, Wain, Wagon
 * French Chariot, as well as Casserole ("handled kettle")
 * German Wagen, and many other likes.

These look like a rather free variety of calques, yet the resulting "unity in variety" in consilience. This freedom would complement with an apparently controlled variety of calques of Latin Via Lactea ("Milky Way" instead of Hellenistic "Milky Circle"), for example, which itself is not terribly different from the oriental Silvery River.

Regardless of Chinese influence, there is already French Grande Casserole ("Great Kettle") which may be older than American Dipper. Moreover, there might be even more of this kind in IE languages, whether extinct or not. So unlikely anyway is American "independent creation."

--KYPark (talk) 03:59, 31 October 2012 (UTC)
 * If, as Laozi said, "he who knows does not speak," I leave it to you to judge why you seem to speak so much. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 04:05, 31 October 2012 (UTC)
 * True, without evidence we can only speculate. Maybe a "Compare also..." is called for, and let users decide for themselves? One other possibility is that the concepts may have originated in the Near East and moved east and west... Leasnam (talk) 17:42, 31 October 2012 (UTC)
 * Since it was a bear in Classical Greece and Judaea, and a bull's leg in Mesopotamia, I find that doubtful.
 * I really don't think that this is such a complicated concept that it needs to be borrowed. Both cultures had ladles, and both were describing the same constellation, which really does look like a ladle.
 * On the other hand, given that both terms are describing the same thick band of stars, a road of milk and a river of silver are significantly different - no consilience there. And really, what are you arguing when you bring the Milky Way into it? That Western Astronomical terms in general are derived from China? The Twenty Eight Mansions in general have very little relation to the western constellations. I don't think your consilience is very convincing if you ignore everything that is jumping in the other direction. Furius (talk) 20:43, 31 October 2012 (UTC)

Leasnam! Yeah, but without evidence we have to infer scientifically (rather than speculate as usually negatively connoted as speculative) from the indirect evidence. And, on the page Dipper, it might read:

Possibly a calque of the Ancient Chinese 斗 ("dipper; Dipper") as of 北斗 ("Big Dipper") and 南斗 ("Little Dipper").
 * Etymology 1

Such would be not speculative but inferential, intelligent and even "critical," surely helping readers judge for themselves, hence reader-response criticism.

Now we are supposed to live in the information leakage as well as linkage age! Wikileaks is just such a symptom. The US presidential election campaign is another. A new, true round of the Age of Enlightenment may be opening to open out mysteries and secrets secured by obscurantism since the Dark Age.

That is to say, we should hold such obscurantism no more at the cost of enlightenment. The world would better restore the lost Eurasian bridge! In this regard, critically refer to the latest history of the following pages:
 * do unto others as you would have them do unto you
 * 역지사지
 * Especially, 己所不欲，勿施於人

At least, I am not the last Eurasiatic. See also: De (Chinese). --KYPark (talk) 03:36, 1 November 2012 (UTC) Minor modified --KYPark (talk) 04:21, 1 November 2012 (UTC)

Strangely indeed, the Dipper, Big or Little, had not been so called in the West until the 19th century, it seems, although it "really looks like a ladle" (Furius) Therefore, very likely indeed, I suspect, is that there were such names as French Grande Casserole but perhaps mostly abolished, as I suggested above.

"On the other hand," (Furius) Milky and Silvery means whittish in common hence in consilience, even though the road and the river may be too different for consilience. Yet, ain't the fields (1) divided (2) along either said to be consilient at all?

I've neither said nor suggested that "Western Astronomical terms in general are derived from China" (Furius) "And really, what [I am] arguing when [I] bring the Milky Way into it" (Furius) is to compare the likely free calques of Chinese Heaven's Wagon with the likely controlled calques of Latin Via Lactea, for example, both commonly in the sky, hence free vs. controlled in short! Anyone may be free to go beyond my intent, but not free to blame me for that freedom of overdoing. Again anyone may be free to underrate my claim for consilience.

--KYPark (talk) 05:49, 1 November 2012 (UTC) -- Changed 斗 to Heaven's Wagon. --KYPark (talk) 07:34, 1 November 2012 (UTC)

"If, as Laozi said, "he who knows does not speak," I leave it to you to judge why you seem to speak so much." (Metaknowledge) Granted that I "speak so much" or even too much, Metaknowledge seems to take it that Laozi's maxim is such a virtue that I am self-contradictory, say, to my own quotation.

While such interpretation may be possible, such may be not always the case. According to the so-called oriental mysticism, everything is both good and evil, well Janus-faced by both virtue and vice at the same time, perhaps hence the name mysticism. Anyway, I quoted it as evil or vice, whether right or wrong, to be aligned along the line of "the cruelest lies..." How I wish he who knows would speak up!

Frankly, I am so unhappy around here so often to come across rigid positivism of it being either black or white, either good or evil, perhaps heavily influenced by Abrahamism toward the Final Judgment. Accordingly, something like religious persecution is still imposing on each other among themselves as well as pagans, I fear, practically but invisibly!

--KYPark (talk) 06:55, 1 November 2012 (UTC)

 * They cannot be calques from 北斗 and 南斗 because 北 means north not big and 南 means south not little. --WikiTiki89 08:57, 1 November 2012 (UTC)

As per the title, first of all, we have to attend to the generic Dipper and 斗, where one looks like an exact calque of another, and then to their specific pairs. The Plough is not pairwise and polar and so less consilient than the Big Dipper in polar pair with the Little Dipper.

This occidental polarity sides with the polar pair of Ursa Major and Ursa Minor, and the like, so that so superficial would be the difference from the oriental polar pair of Northern vs. Southern Dipper. Neither calque nor translation should be literal! Then, Big Dipper is worth a calque as well as translation of Northern Dipper, however different and similar.

It is interesting to note that it is more fundamental to notice similarity than difference, say, between Big Dipper and Northern Dipper. That is, no meaningful difference without meaningful similarity. The hight is a measure different from the weight. That is, both are measures in common, but should not be numerically compared, say, 5 meters with 7 grams, whose difference is rather meaningless or useless. Meanwhile, 5 meters and 7 meters are meaningfully as similar and different as Big Dipper and Northern Dipper.

It is implausible to literally compare Big with Northern, while either isolated from Dipper. This seems to be the very pitfall of logical atomism and the like, including even analytic philosophy. Instead, we have to make best use of the given, say, the Eastern and Western Dippers, and make best sense of something globally useful or pragmatic, essentially making the implicit explicit, namely science, if you like!

--KYPark (talk) 02:54, 2 November 2012 (UTC)
 * You're answering a very narrow terminological quibble with a wide-ranging, encyclopedic philosophical discourse. You can't have a calque of a single, monolithic word: a calque is made by substituting literal translations of the parts for the parts themselves. What you're proposing is semantic borrowing, of which calques are only one type.

 * As for the substance of your proposal: it's theoretically possible, but no more likely than origin from any of the thousands of known and unknown languages for which we have no information to contradict their being the source. There's absolutely no evidence beyond the existence of the concepts themselves, the similarity of which can be explained just as plausibly by independent invention, or by borrowing from some unknown third source. Chuck Entz (talk) 04:58, 2 November 2012 (UTC)

 * Also, you talk about how "Everything orient should be paganic hence unworthy and unspoken", ignoring the fact that most of the older sources of Western culture were "paganic" (whatever that is): Sumer, Akkad, Classical Greece and Rome,etc.
 * The problem with your proposals is that they require acceptance of borrowing across huge distances and across great depths of time without providing evidence from the histories of the languages or cultures in between. You're proposing such borrowings just for the things that you happen to notice look similar, which contradicts well-known patterns: languages change. Concepts change. It's very rare for something to be passed over such great distances and times in recognizable form without being preserved in writing or without strong countervailing cultural forces such as religion. Asking us to reject centuries of scholarship with no evidence beyond what can be explained otherwise is asking a lot.
 * Telling us how blind, biased and ignorant you think we all are isn't helping. Most of your illustrations of the power of expectations over perception work equally well as explanations of why you might be seeing what you expect to see.Chuck Entz (talk) 06:03, 2 November 2012 (UTC)

People including lexicologists are likely to hold that meanings are definitions in the dictionary, which just tries to show the external popular uses of words as a sign of an internal thought, however successful or not. But the ultimate pragmatic or sense-making job is neither dictionary's nor machinery's but just ours! [This was excluded from my last talk to make it less "philosophical". Yet now I may need it.]

Essentially, I'd respond to the thick implicit mindset below the thin explicit face value of speech, whether it be "terminological quibble" (Chuck) or "philosophical discourse" (Chuck).

Many debaters including Chuck used to blame me for such as "speaking so much" (MetaKnowledge). The more speech the more chance of being analyzed and attacked, hence a fatal strategic weakness in a way. Yet they've failed, I feel, to refute most of such a long reasoning of mine. Why?

Unfortunately, I almost always find myself struggling hard against the blind wholesale oppositions (rather than fair  Conjectures and Refutations), say, for the opposition sake! I've never seen any debater criticize another doing wrong obviously. But they used to attribute whatever may be evil to me alone.

Within my agenda or initiative, of course, I am most responsible for the fair resolution. As such, I have a reason to "speak so much" (Metaknowledge). Accordingly, the higher wall I have to overcome, the higher tone I have to overdo with.

"* 'Asking us to reject centuries of scholarship with no evidence beyond what can be explained otherwise is asking a lot.' [counter-brightness]
 * 'Telling us how blind, biased and ignorant you think we all are isn't helping. Most of your illustrations of the power of expectations over perception work equally well as explanations of why you might be seeing what you expect to see.' [counter-blindness]"

As to counter-blindness and counter-bias, I do not deny but myself have often stressed our overriding prejudice such that I used to see what I would see. But we should not end here but therefore undergo " Conjectures and Refutations" as far as possible toward the fair resolution, as I do wish.

As to counter-brightness or counter-scholarship, I am not really enforcing counter-brightness (explicit yang) but counter-blindness or counter-darkness (implicit and tacit yin) or "deep-rooted West Eurasian counterculture and obscurantism," as I noted previously.

To defend my thesis and stance in particular, how I wish you could admit that the following counter-edit must inherit from, and contribute to the very counterculture and obscurantism at issue! It is unbearably self-defeating to delete the needed Etymology and to degrade the refined definition.

--KYPark (talk) 03:37, 3 November 2012 (UTC)

Prior to the recent American Big Dipper, the monolithic Dipper granted must have been the calque, while the Plough the translation, of 斗. Then, it is just your POV to argue that the calque in itself should not be monolithic. See also its WT definition reading "A word or phrase ... translation of a word in another language."

 * "As for ... your proposal: it's theoretically possible, but no more likely than origin from any of the thousands of known and unknown languages ..."

How tacitly or implicitly this shows up that your argument may be fatally wrong! You dare to equate the likely influence of Chinese with that of any unknown language. Such would result from the blind denial of the oriental culture, hence counterculture!

--KYPark (talk) 08:24, 3 November 2012 (UTC)

 * "Also, you talk about how "Everything orient should be paganic hence unworthy and unspoken", ignoring the fact that most of the older sources of Western culture were "paganic" (whatever that is): Sumer, Akkad, Classical Greece and Rome, etc."

I am not "ignoring the fact ..." but just focusing on anti-orientalism. Meanwhile, you seem to admit the likelihood of anti-paganism at large. Then we have to wonder how thoroughly it was persecuted and we have lost. Could you imagine that reality at all?

--KYPark (talk) 09:21, 3 November 2012 (UTC)

How do you rule out the possibility that the coincidence is purely coincidental? 斗 judging from the oracle bone scripts originated graphically from a ladle-like drinking vessel (much like 두, but with 十 at the bottom). Etymologically it goes back to Old Chinese /*tˁoʔ/, not sufficiently reminiscent of Proto-Germanic *duppjan, source of English dip, dipper. 60.240.101.246 22:40, 26 December 2012 (UTC)

title: User:KYPark/Dipper


text:
achoimriú

Noun

 * 1) summary
 * 2) recapitulation
 * 1) recapitulation
 * 1) recapitulation

title: achoimriú


text:
achoimrigh

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  summarize
 * 2)  recapitulate

title: achoimrigh


text: atemmeh

title: atemmeh


text:
aitreabúideacht

Noun

 * 1) attribution

title: aitreabúideacht


text:
curadh

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) warrior, hero
 * 2) champion
 * 1) champion

title: curadh


text:
mazaatemitl

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) tick
 * 2) * ibid., f. 50r. col. 1.
 * Maça atemitl. garrapata.
 * Maça atemitl. a tick.
 * Maça atemitl. garrapata.
 * Maça atemitl. a tick.

title: mazaatemitl


text:
seaimpín

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  champion
 * 2) champion
 * 1) champion

title: seaimpín


text:
皇祖考

Noun

 * 1)  a posthumous name for grandfathers in Zhou rituals

title: 皇祖考


text: Category:fa:Grains

title: Category:fa:Grains


text:
皇祖妣

Noun

 * 1)  a posthumous name for grandmothers in Zhou rituals

title: 皇祖妣


text:
皇考

Noun

 * 1)  one's deceased paternal great-grandfather or father
 * 2)  ancestors; forebears; forefathers; progenitor
 * 1)  ancestors; forebears; forefathers; progenitor

Noun

 * 1)  current emperor's deceased paternal father
 * 2)  grandfather

title: 皇考


text: 皇妣

title: 皇妣


text:
lembing

Etymology
, probably from.

Noun

 * 1) javelin

Noun

 * 1) javelin

title: lembing


text:
皇辟

Noun

 * 1)  Son of Heaven; emperor
 * 1)  Son of Heaven; emperor
 * 1)  Son of Heaven; emperor

title: 皇辟


text:
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Latin masculine nouns in the fourth declension
Most Latin nouns in the fourth declension will be masculine, so this isn't a particularly remarkable category. In the past, we've generally created categories like this for groups of words that deviate from the norm, such as masculine nouns in the first declension, feminine nouns in the second declension, etc. --EncycloPetey (talk) 22:24, 28 June 2013 (UTC)

 * I'm not arguing against having a category, just point out that the way you've named it makes those nouns look like exceptions to the norm in Latin. Why not simply have the category for "Latin nouns in the fourth declension"?  Why single out "masculine" as something weird? --EncycloPetey (talk) 22:45, 28 June 2013 (UTC)

Latin pronunciation
Thanks for adding these pronunciations. I'm not around as much here as I used to be, so these requests aren't getting done like they should. However, please take a look at this revision. (1) The time period for the pronunciation should always be marked, since there is often a difference between Classical and Ecclesiatical Latin. (...and be careful never to give a Classical pronunciation to a word that did not exist in the Classical period!) (2) Do not use a syllable separator immediately before a stress mark; the stress marker implies a syllable break, so adding the dot to separate syllables is redundant.

I also noticed that you separated ne.u.tra.lis between the "e" and "u". This may be right, but I'd always believed, and was implicitly instructed, that this was an instance of the rare Latin diphthong "eu". Our pronunciation and sound file for also treats this as a diphthong. However, the etymology suggests you may be right to separate them. I don't have any authority that explicitly states one way or the other, so I'm merely bringing my doubts to your attention, in case you have something more authoritative. --EncycloPetey (talk) 02:33, 29 June 2013 (UTC)

 * Thanks for the info from Vox Latina. At least we've got an authority stating it's one way or the other. --EncycloPetey (talk) 03:14, 29 June 2013 (UTC)

vejiga
Hi, I think you forgot to include the language on the context template. 19:05, 1 July 2013 (UTC)

Fixes to taco chino
Hi, I made some fixes to an entry you created:. (You forgot the gender, and the plural is now specified without "plural=") 01:08, 5 July 2013 (UTC)

Spanish
Hi! Glad to see a new person working on Spanish around here! I just got back a couple days ago from a trip to Latin America (I passed through San Salvador airport but didn't stay there, unfortunately). I've been adding some more Spanish vocabulary, but one of my problems is Spanish regionalisms; I generally just rely on the RAE dictionary for guidance, but that's not always as helpful as it could be. Recently, I created entries for all the varieties of it lists, but many of them are not marked for region (unfortunately). I've also created entries for some words like which could likely use improvement. Anyway, thank you for your contributions! (PS: Please respond here. Thanks.) —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 02:18, 5 July 2013 (UTC)
 * Hi. I looked at the entries of manjar, and I don't think I can contribute much else to it... As for tunco, I have no idea why the hell the DRAE says it can mean 'somebody missing a limb' in El Salvador. I've never heard this, and my parents are equally weirded out by that. They have probably confused it with cuto, which has the two Salvadoran uses they list... I just made some little improvements to both, including the addition of the phrase Mató tunco tu tata (which according to this YouTuber is "one of the most culturally enriching sayings in El Salvador", hehehe...)
 * Yeah, the DRAE is sadly very unreliable for regionalisms, both in terms of including regionalisms (especially from Latin America) and defining them properly. Hopefully we can do some more accurate work at Wiktionary...--Serafín33 (talk) 03:47, 5 July 2013 (UTC)
 * Yeah, when I can I use books.google.com.es to verify definitions I take from the DRAE (but with things like the manjares, it's often difficult to tell which one they mean). Just a quick note, entries like that should begin with the lower case, so . (No, my father didn't kill a pig, and yes, if he did I would definitely have fear, especially because he's vegetarian. For some reason, Salvadorians always are surprised I know this one...) Anyway, thanks for the improvements! —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 04:06, 5 July 2013 (UTC)

Category:Latin nouns in the fourth declension
Hi,

I removed this category that you created: it was redundant to Category:Latin fourth declension nouns. --Fsojic (talk) 00:44, 9 February 2014 (UTC)

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Hi, on this edit: I'm afraid this word can't mean however, and neither can the English word be used the way you're using it in your translations. It's normally used to continue one's own train of thought and when used to answer a question, will be interpreted as talking past the other person - the result reads kind of like those Oblivion meme dialogues. Did you check your translations against others? They're not very accurate either. Brutal Russian (talk) 03:17, 8 April 2021 (UTC)
 * Meanings 1-7 are essentially summaries of meanings 1-7 in the Oxford Latin Dictionary. Meaning #8, "however", came ultimately from a note in the LLPSI's Amphitruo, which translated the quīn of one of the examples as "at enim", and which I noticed I could not categorize in any of the existing seven usages. Fix the meanings as you may see fit: Wiktionary is free-to-edit in the end. Regarding the examples, I believe I checked some but not all of the translations against others' translations. I also may have used some slightly forceful English in them to exemplify the given equivalent, rather than give fully natural English: notably in the case of the Vulgate translation that goes "stop (himself from) pursuing him".--Ser be être 是 talk/stalk 04:49, 8 April 2021 (UTC)
 * Yes, I've already gone through the adverbial meanings, though not the conjunctive ones so far - and these seemed to be correct, as well as their translations, which made me all the more surprised at that "however" one, hence this. The example found in the OLD under 2b. I agree that at enim is largely synonymous with these uses - it likewise expresses protest, only even more forcefully. It couldn't be translated with "however", which impassionately introduces an alternative proposition. —Now that you mention it, 'stop oneself from' in English means that the person wants to do something so much that they can't prevent themselves from starting to do it ('he couldn't stop himself from laughing'). It's normally a reference to the future; in this case 'did not want to stop himself from' it amounts to 'he decided to let himself'. omittere on the other hand means 'to give up', in this case 'to stop following'. Brutal Russian (talk) 05:55, 8 April 2021 (UTC)
 * I was looking at how you left the entry in the end, and seeing you macronized all the examples, I was wondering, is there a reason behind the tu without a macron, or was it just a little mistake? Just asking because I think I once saw another example on Wiktionary of non-macronized tu, which I also corrected (and whose history I didn't bother checking; may or may not have been you). It's interesting Pedecerto has an example of tŭ in Lucilius, but in that line of Plautus at least the metre requires a long ū (you can see how all the neighbour lines end in "– u x").--Ser be être 是 talk/stalk 00:25, 28 April 2021 (UTC)
 * Just missed it, yeah - the Lucilius one is a regular (though not terribly common Classically) shortening through enclisis, as also in, . The preposition part you corrected though: I believe in English one digs either "the farm" or "on the farm", not "in the farm". Brutal Russian (talk) 05:05, 28 April 2021 (UTC)
 * Oh, I see. I got a bit interested in this, and asked the question in some group... To my surprise, the four native speakers that answered (from San Francisco, Sydney, a city in Texas, and York) agreed it's "on the farm", although the Californian at least elaborated saying he could conceive situations where "dig in the farm" or "dig the farm" would make sense:

"'The farmer is digging in the farm'. seems like it should have a reading with a compound verb 'dig in' taking 'the farm' as an object, rather than an object-less verb with an 'in'-PP. it's hard for something to be located 'in' the farm (including an act of digging) b/c I conceptualize the farm as the flat patch of land upon which farming takes place, rather than an enclosed building like 'the barn' would be. 'The farmer is digging in the soil on the farm' is natural. 'The farmer is digging the farm' seems analogous to sentences like 'The farmer is digging a hole/a trench', where something is being created by an act of digging, as if you are digging a hole in the ground in order to create your farm. that's a pretty weird reading though" ...The other three agreed with him, and the York guy further said: farm always takes 'on'. 'at the farm' is also possible now I think about it but it conceptualises farm perfectively (lol what a metaphor) as a single undifferentiated map point Hmm. Prepositional collocations, I swear.--Ser be être 是 talk/stalk 00:52, 11 May 2021 (UTC)

mangōnium
Hi, I wanted to add that Pope Leo quotation, but found that the TLL says nothing about it. Can you please give me the source? I’d be happy to add it, you know that’s my thing. --Biolongvistul (talk) 16:22, 3 January 2023 (UTC)
 * It's Leo I's De haeresi et historia Manichaeorum (from the year 461), chapter 14, section 8, which you can find by searching for "mangonio" on Corpus Corporum between the years 300 and 600. "Supplicamus (aiunt), sanctissime . . ., clamamus: Adjuva nos et sanctas animas (a Severo) occisas, quas astare cogitate prudenter, et ostendere vobis quod propter Christum traditae sunt morti a bestia multi capitis, ne rursus ex suo omnibus manifesto mangonio et Manichaeo errore, quo confidens iste iniquus ausus est intrare mundas regias aulas. In quam quidem opinionem, sive judicium, laudati episcopi, non alia ducti ratione descenderunt, nisi quia, spectatis Severi moribus istiusque doctrina, sedulo percunctati sunt cujus sectae assertorem propugnatoremque eum oporteret nuncupare."

The sentence looks hard to translate! Particularly thte "traditae sunt morti a bestia multi capitis" bit. Hrmmm...--Ser be être 是 talk/stalk 02:52, 19 January 2023 (UTC)

title: User talk:Ser be etre shi


text: fiastros

title: fiastros


text:
fiastra

Etymology
Feminine of.

Noun

 * 1) stepdaughter

title: fiastra


text: fiastres

title: fiastres


text:
padrastru

Etymology
From, patrastrum.

Noun

 * 1) stepfather

title: padrastru


text: madrastes

title: madrastes


text:
andáu

Noun

 * 1) stepson

title: andáu


text: andaos

title: andaos


text: andaes

title: andaes


text: fiascu

title: fiascu


text: fiasques

title: fiasques


text: sobrines

title: sobrines


text:
లోకనము

Noun

 * 1) seeing, sight.

title: లోకనము


text:
లోకత్రయము

Etymology
From + Telugu.

Noun

 * 1) the three worlds in the universe, i.e., heaven, earth and hell.

title: లోకత్రయము


text: fiyascu

title: fiyascu


text: fiyascos

title: fiyascos


text: fiyasca

title: fiyasca


text: fiyasques

title: fiyasques


text: hermanascu

title: hermanascu


text: hermanascos

title: hermanascos


text:
లోక-

Prefix

 * 1) A prefix pertaining to the world.

title: లోక-


text: hermanasca

title: hermanasca


text: hermanasques

title: hermanasques


text:
లోకజనని

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) epithet of Lakshmi.

title: లోకజనని


text: hermanastres

title: hermanastres


text:
hermanastru

Noun

 * 1) stepbrother
 * 2) half brother

title: hermanastru


text:
లోకనాథుడు

Etymology
From + Telugu.

Noun

 * 1)  epithet of Brahma, of Vishnu, of Siva.
 * 2) great sovereign.

title: లోకనాథుడు


text: లోకనాథుఁడు

title: లోకనాథుఁడు


text: suegres

title: suegres


text:
suegru

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) father-in-law

title: suegru


text:
నాథుడు

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) master, lord, ruler, patron, protector, leader.
 * 2) husband.

title: నాథుడు


text: నాథుఁడు

title: నాథుఁడు


text:
లోకకంటకుడు

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) very troublesome person, one who is the curse of humanity.

title: లోకకంటకుడు


text: లోకకంటకుఁడు

title: లోకకంటకుఁడు


text: cayes

title: cayes


text:
కంటకుడు

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) tormentor, plague, tyrant.

title: కంటకుడు


text: కంటకుఁడు

title: కంటకుఁడు


text:
లోకకథ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a legend popular in the world.

title: లోకకథ


text:
కథనము

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) telling.
 * 2) narrating, narration.

title: కథనము


text:
కథకుడు

Noun

 * 1) A storyteller.

title: కథకుడు


text: కథకుఁడు

title: కథకుఁడు


text:
కథానాయిక

Noun

 * 1) heroin

title: కథానాయిక


text:
కథానిక

Noun

 * 1) short story.

title: కథానిక


text:
హరికథ

Etymology
From +, itself from Sanskrit.

Noun

 * 1) A popular form of story-telling particularly about the grandeur of Hari.

title: హరికథ


text:
హరికథకుడు

Etymology
From + Telugu.

Noun

 * 1) storyteller of harikatha.

title: హరికథకుడు


text: హరికథకుఁడు

title: హరికథకుఁడు


text:
హరించు

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) To counteract, expel, as an antidote does; to carry off. To take by violence, usurp, plunder, rob, steal, kill, destroy.
 * మజ్జిగ మామిడిపండ్ల విషమును హరించును.
 * Butter-milk counteracts the bad effects of mangoes.

title: హరించు


text:
aborigin

Noun

 * 1)  Aboriginal.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) an Australian Aboriginal person

Etymology
Most likely from, from , from , from both , from , from , from + and from , ablative singular of , from both , from , from  + and from.

Noun

 * 1) an Aboriginal

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) an Aboriginal (aboriginal inhabitant of Australia)

Noun

 * 1) an Aboriginal (an aboriginal inhabitant of Australia)

title: aborigin


text: aborigins

title: aborigins


text:
harrikka

Etymology
From the brand name.

Noun

 * 1)  A Harley-Davidson motorcycle.

title: harrikka


text: doing it

title: doing it


text: did it

title: did it


text: done it

title: done it


text: does it

title: does it


text:
చిన్నకథ

Noun

 * 1) short story
 * 2) parable

title: చిన్నకథ


text: dimps

title: dimps


text:
బుల్లిపండు

Noun

 * 1)  penis; used with reference to that of a child.

title: బుల్లిపండు


text:
బుల్లి

Adjective

 * 1) small

Noun

 * 1) the penis; used with reference to a child.

title: బుల్లి


text:
గొల్లికాయ

Noun

 * 1)  clitoris

title: గొల్లికాయ


text:
melīgs

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  lying who tells lies
 * 2)  lying, deceitful which contains deliberate falsehoods
 * 1)  lying, deceitful which contains deliberate falsehoods

title: melīgs


text:
melīgums

Etymology
From (with  from ).

Noun

 * 1) falsehood, falsity, deceitfulness the quality of that which is deceitful, which lies

title: melīgums


text: melīgumu

title: melīgumu


text: melīgumā

title: melīgumā


text: melīguma

title: melīguma


text: melīgumam

title: melīgumam


text: Category:lt:Politics

title: Category:lt:Politics


text:
micronekton

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  Any very small crustacean and other free-swimming marine animal(s)

Derived terms

 * micronektonic

title: micronekton


text:
midoceanic

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) That occurs in the middle of the ocean

title: midoceanic


text:
paralarva

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  The planktonic (moving about with the water current) stage of a young cephalopod just after it has hatched.

title: paralarva


text: paralarvae

title: paralarvae


text:
precultivated

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) cultivated in advance

title: precultivated


text:
pregrown

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) grown in advance

title: pregrown


text:
десант

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  landing (of troops)

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) landing (of troops)
 * 2) troops landed, landing party

title: десант


text:
proglucagon

Noun

 * 1)  Any of a group of polypeptides that are cleaved to produce glucagon.

title: proglucagon


text:
preproglucagon

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  Any polypeptide precursor of a proglucagon

title: preproglucagon


text:
чародейка

Noun

 * : sorceress; enchantress, charmer

title: чародейка


text:
గొల్లిగాడు

Noun

 * 1)  male prostitute.

title: గొల్లిగాడు


text: గొల్లిగాఁడు

title: గొల్లిగాఁడు


text:
ఆకాశపుష్పము

Noun

 * 1)  a non-existent thing.

title: ఆకాశపుష్పము


text:
పుష్పవనము

Noun

 * 1) flower garden.

title: పుష్పవనము


text: Category:Telugu terms prefixed with పుష్ప-


text:
పుష్ప-

Prefix

 * 1) A prefix pertaining to flowers.

title: పుష్ప-


text:
వనము

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) wood, forest, grove, garden
 * 2) water

title: వనము


text:
గగనకుసుమము

Noun

 * 1)  a non-existing thing.

title: గగనకుసుమము


text:
గొడ్డు

Noun

 * 1) A beast, cattle.
 * 2) barrenness

Adjective

 * 1) barren, sterile

title: గొడ్డు


text:
గాడిదగుడ్డు

Noun

 * 1)  nothing.

title: గాడిదగుడ్డు


text: melī

title: melī


text: meļi

title: meļi


text:
ఆకాశచిత్రము

Noun

 * 1) painting of the sky.
 * 2)  groundless view.

title: ఆకాశచిత్రము


text: melēs

title: melēs


text:
ఆతు

Noun

 * 1) pubic hair

title: ఆతు


text: melē

title: melē


text:
meļu

Noun

title: meļu


text:
లంగా

Noun

 * 1) woman's petticoat - lehnga.

title: లంగా


text:
రవిక

Noun

 * 1) A sort of bodice worn by women.

title: రవిక


text: melēm

title: melēm


text: Category:te:Underwear

title: Category:te:Underwear


text:
Appendix:Japanese kanji by JIS X 0208 kuten code

Miscellaneous

 * Row 1: 仝 々 〆 〇

Level 1

 * Row 16: 亜 唖 娃 阿 哀 愛 挨 姶 逢 葵 茜 穐 悪 握 渥 旭 葦 芦 鯵 梓 圧 斡 扱 宛 姐 虻 飴 絢 綾 鮎 或 粟 袷 安 庵 按 暗 案 闇 鞍 杏 以 伊 位 依 偉 囲 夷 委 威 尉 惟 意 慰 易 椅 為 畏 異 移 維 緯 胃 萎 衣 謂 違 遺 医 井 亥 域 育 郁 磯 一 壱 溢 逸 稲 茨 芋 鰯 允 印 咽 員 因 姻 引 飲 淫 胤 蔭
 * Row 17: 院 陰 隠 韻 吋 右 宇 烏 羽 迂 雨 卯 鵜 窺 丑 碓 臼 渦 嘘 唄 欝 蔚 鰻 姥 厩 浦 瓜 閏 噂 云 運 雲 荏 餌 叡 営 嬰 影 映 曳 栄 永 泳 洩 瑛 盈 穎 頴 英 衛 詠 鋭 液 疫 益 駅 悦 謁 越 閲 榎 厭 円 園 堰 奄 宴 延 怨 掩 援 沿 演 炎 焔 煙 燕 猿 縁 艶 苑 薗 遠 鉛 鴛 塩 於 汚 甥 凹 央 奥 往 応
 * Row 18: 押 旺 横 欧 殴 王 翁 襖 鴬 鴎 黄 岡 沖 荻 億 屋 憶 臆 桶 牡 乙 俺 卸 恩 温 穏 音 下 化 仮 何 伽 価 佳 加 可 嘉 夏 嫁 家 寡 科 暇 果 架 歌 河 火 珂 禍 禾 稼 箇 花 苛 茄 荷 華 菓 蝦 課 嘩 貨 迦 過 霞 蚊 俄 峨 我 牙 画 臥 芽 蛾 賀 雅 餓 駕 介 会 解 回 塊 壊 廻 快 怪 悔 恢 懐 戒 拐 改
 * Row 19: 魁 晦 械 海 灰 界 皆 絵 芥 蟹 開 階 貝 凱 劾 外 咳 害 崖 慨 概 涯 碍 蓋 街 該 鎧 骸 浬 馨 蛙 垣 柿 蛎 鈎 劃 嚇 各 廓 拡 撹 格 核 殻 獲 確 穫 覚 角 赫 較 郭 閣 隔 革 学 岳 楽 額 顎 掛 笠 樫 橿 梶 鰍 潟 割 喝 恰 括 活 渇 滑 葛 褐 轄 且 鰹 叶 椛 樺 鞄 株 兜 竃 蒲 釜 鎌 噛 鴨 栢 茅 萱
 * Row 20: 粥 刈 苅 瓦 乾 侃 冠 寒 刊 勘 勧 巻 喚 堪 姦 完 官 寛 干 幹 患 感 慣 憾 換 敢 柑 桓 棺 款 歓 汗 漢 澗 潅 環 甘 監 看 竿 管 簡 緩 缶 翰 肝 艦 莞 観 諌 貫 還 鑑 間 閑 関 陥 韓 館 舘 丸 含 岸 巌 玩 癌 眼 岩 翫 贋 雁 頑 顔 願 企 伎 危 喜 器 基 奇 嬉 寄 岐 希 幾 忌 揮 机 旗 既 期 棋 棄
 * Row 21: 機 帰 毅 気 汽 畿 祈 季 稀 紀 徽 規 記 貴 起 軌 輝 飢 騎 鬼 亀 偽 儀 妓 宜 戯 技 擬 欺 犠 疑 祇 義 蟻 誼 議 掬 菊 鞠 吉 吃 喫 桔 橘 詰 砧 杵 黍 却 客 脚 虐 逆 丘 久 仇 休 及 吸 宮 弓 急 救 朽 求 汲 泣 灸 球 究 窮 笈 級 糾 給 旧 牛 去 居 巨 拒 拠 挙 渠 虚 許 距 鋸 漁 禦 魚 亨 享 京
 * Row 22: 供 侠 僑 兇 競 共 凶 協 匡 卿 叫 喬 境 峡 強 彊 怯 恐 恭 挟 教 橋 況 狂 狭 矯 胸 脅 興 蕎 郷 鏡 響 饗 驚 仰 凝 尭 暁 業 局 曲 極 玉 桐 粁 僅 勤 均 巾 錦 斤 欣 欽 琴 禁 禽 筋 緊 芹 菌 衿 襟 謹 近 金 吟 銀 九 倶 句 区 狗 玖 矩 苦 躯 駆 駈 駒 具 愚 虞 喰 空 偶 寓 遇 隅 串 櫛 釧 屑 屈
 * Row 23: 掘 窟 沓 靴 轡 窪 熊 隈 粂 栗 繰 桑 鍬 勲 君 薫 訓 群 軍 郡 卦 袈 祁 係 傾 刑 兄 啓 圭 珪 型 契 形 径 恵 慶 慧 憩 掲 携 敬 景 桂 渓 畦 稽 系 経 継 繋 罫 茎 荊 蛍 計 詣 警 軽 頚 鶏 芸 迎 鯨 劇 戟 撃 激 隙 桁 傑 欠 決 潔 穴 結 血 訣 月 件 倹 倦 健 兼 券 剣 喧 圏 堅 嫌 建 憲 懸 拳 捲
 * Row 24: 検 権 牽 犬 献 研 硯 絹 県 肩 見 謙 賢 軒 遣 鍵 険 顕 験 鹸 元 原 厳 幻 弦 減 源 玄 現 絃 舷 言 諺 限 乎 個 古 呼 固 姑 孤 己 庫 弧 戸 故 枯 湖 狐 糊 袴 股 胡 菰 虎 誇 跨 鈷 雇 顧 鼓 五 互 伍 午 呉 吾 娯 後 御 悟 梧 檎 瑚 碁 語 誤 護 醐 乞 鯉 交 佼 侯 候 倖 光 公 功 効 勾 厚 口 向
 * Row 25: 后 喉 坑 垢 好 孔 孝 宏 工 巧 巷 幸 広 庚 康 弘 恒 慌 抗 拘 控 攻 昂 晃 更 杭 校 梗 構 江 洪 浩 港 溝 甲 皇 硬 稿 糠 紅 紘 絞 綱 耕 考 肯 肱 腔 膏 航 荒 行 衡 講 貢 購 郊 酵 鉱 砿 鋼 閤 降 項 香 高 鴻 剛 劫 号 合 壕 拷 濠 豪 轟 麹 克 刻 告 国 穀 酷 鵠 黒 獄 漉 腰 甑 忽 惚 骨 狛 込
 * Row 26: 此 頃 今 困 坤 墾 婚 恨 懇 昏 昆 根 梱 混 痕 紺 艮 魂 些 佐 叉 唆 嵯 左 差 査 沙 瑳 砂 詐 鎖 裟 坐 座 挫 債 催 再 最 哉 塞 妻 宰 彩 才 採 栽 歳 済 災 采 犀 砕 砦 祭 斎 細 菜 裁 載 際 剤 在 材 罪 財 冴 坂 阪 堺 榊 肴 咲 崎 埼 碕 鷺 作 削 咋 搾 昨 朔 柵 窄 策 索 錯 桜 鮭 笹 匙 冊 刷
 * Row 27: 察 拶 撮 擦 札 殺 薩 雑 皐 鯖 捌 錆 鮫 皿 晒 三 傘 参 山 惨 撒 散 桟 燦 珊 産 算 纂 蚕 讃 賛 酸 餐 斬 暫 残 仕 仔 伺 使 刺 司 史 嗣 四 士 始 姉 姿 子 屍 市 師 志 思 指 支 孜 斯 施 旨 枝 止 死 氏 獅 祉 私 糸 紙 紫 肢 脂 至 視 詞 詩 試 誌 諮 資 賜 雌 飼 歯 事 似 侍 児 字 寺 慈 持 時
 * Row 28: 次 滋 治 爾 璽 痔 磁 示 而 耳 自 蒔 辞 汐 鹿 式 識 鴫 竺 軸 宍 雫 七 叱 執 失 嫉 室 悉 湿 漆 疾 質 実 蔀 篠 偲 柴 芝 屡 蕊 縞 舎 写 射 捨 赦 斜 煮 社 紗 者 謝 車 遮 蛇 邪 借 勺 尺 杓 灼 爵 酌 釈 錫 若 寂 弱 惹 主 取 守 手 朱 殊 狩 珠 種 腫 趣 酒 首 儒 受 呪 寿 授 樹 綬 需 囚 収 周
 * Row 29: 宗 就 州 修 愁 拾 洲 秀 秋 終 繍 習 臭 舟 蒐 衆 襲 讐 蹴 輯 週 酋 酬 集 醜 什 住 充 十 従 戎 柔 汁 渋 獣 縦 重 銃 叔 夙 宿 淑 祝 縮 粛 塾 熟 出 術 述 俊 峻 春 瞬 竣 舜 駿 准 循 旬 楯 殉 淳 準 潤 盾 純 巡 遵 醇 順 処 初 所 暑 曙 渚 庶 緒 署 書 薯 藷 諸 助 叙 女 序 徐 恕 鋤 除 傷 償
 * Row 30: 勝 匠 升 召 哨 商 唱 嘗 奨 妾 娼 宵 将 小 少 尚 庄 床 廠 彰 承 抄 招 掌 捷 昇 昌 昭 晶 松 梢 樟 樵 沼 消 渉 湘 焼 焦 照 症 省 硝 礁 祥 称 章 笑 粧 紹 肖 菖 蒋 蕉 衝 裳 訟 証 詔 詳 象 賞 醤 鉦 鍾 鐘 障 鞘 上 丈 丞 乗 冗 剰 城 場 壌 嬢 常 情 擾 条 杖 浄 状 畳 穣 蒸 譲 醸 錠 嘱 埴 飾
 * Row 31: 拭 植 殖 燭 織 職 色 触 食 蝕 辱 尻 伸 信 侵 唇 娠 寝 審 心 慎 振 新 晋 森 榛 浸 深 申 疹 真 神 秦 紳 臣 芯 薪 親 診 身 辛 進 針 震 人 仁 刃 塵 壬 尋 甚 尽 腎 訊 迅 陣 靭 笥 諏 須 酢 図 厨 逗 吹 垂 帥 推 水 炊 睡 粋 翠 衰 遂 酔 錐 錘 随 瑞 髄 崇 嵩 数 枢 趨 雛 据 杉 椙 菅 頗 雀 裾
 * Row 32: 澄 摺 寸 世 瀬 畝 是 凄 制 勢 姓 征 性 成 政 整 星 晴 棲 栖 正 清 牲 生 盛 精 聖 声 製 西 誠 誓 請 逝 醒 青 静 斉 税 脆 隻 席 惜 戚 斥 昔 析 石 積 籍 績 脊 責 赤 跡 蹟 碩 切 拙 接 摂 折 設 窃 節 説 雪 絶 舌 蝉 仙 先 千 占 宣 専 尖 川 戦 扇 撰 栓 栴 泉 浅 洗 染 潜 煎 煽 旋 穿 箭 線
 * Row 33: 繊 羨 腺 舛 船 薦 詮 賎 践 選 遷 銭 銑 閃 鮮 前 善 漸 然 全 禅 繕 膳 糎 噌 塑 岨 措 曾 曽 楚 狙 疏 疎 礎 祖 租 粗 素 組 蘇 訴 阻 遡 鼠 僧 創 双 叢 倉 喪 壮 奏 爽 宋 層 匝 惣 想 捜 掃 挿 掻 操 早 曹 巣 槍 槽 漕 燥 争 痩 相 窓 糟 総 綜 聡 草 荘 葬 蒼 藻 装 走 送 遭 鎗 霜 騒 像 増 憎
 * Row 34: 臓 蔵 贈 造 促 側 則 即 息 捉 束 測 足 速 俗 属 賊 族 続 卒 袖 其 揃 存 孫 尊 損 村 遜 他 多 太 汰 詑 唾 堕 妥 惰 打 柁 舵 楕 陀 駄 騨 体 堆 対 耐 岱 帯 待 怠 態 戴 替 泰 滞 胎 腿 苔 袋 貸 退 逮 隊 黛 鯛 代 台 大 第 醍 題 鷹 滝 瀧 卓 啄 宅 托 択 拓 沢 濯 琢 託 鐸 濁 諾 茸 凧 蛸 只
 * Row 35: 叩 但 達 辰 奪 脱 巽 竪 辿 棚 谷 狸 鱈 樽 誰 丹 単 嘆 坦 担 探 旦 歎 淡 湛 炭 短 端 箪 綻 耽 胆 蛋 誕 鍛 団 壇 弾 断 暖 檀 段 男 談 値 知 地 弛 恥 智 池 痴 稚 置 致 蜘 遅 馳 築 畜 竹 筑 蓄 逐 秩 窒 茶 嫡 着 中 仲 宙 忠 抽 昼 柱 注 虫 衷 註 酎 鋳 駐 樗 瀦 猪 苧 著 貯 丁 兆 凋 喋 寵
 * Row 36: 帖 帳 庁 弔 張 彫 徴 懲 挑 暢 朝 潮 牒 町 眺 聴 脹 腸 蝶 調 諜 超 跳 銚 長 頂 鳥 勅 捗 直 朕 沈 珍 賃 鎮 陳 津 墜 椎 槌 追 鎚 痛 通 塚 栂 掴 槻 佃 漬 柘 辻 蔦 綴 鍔 椿 潰 坪 壷 嬬 紬 爪 吊 釣 鶴 亭 低 停 偵 剃 貞 呈 堤 定 帝 底 庭 廷 弟 悌 抵 挺 提 梯 汀 碇 禎 程 締 艇 訂 諦 蹄 逓
 * Row 37: 邸 鄭 釘 鼎 泥 摘 擢 敵 滴 的 笛 適 鏑 溺 哲 徹 撤 轍 迭 鉄 典 填 天 展 店 添 纏 甜 貼 転 顛 点 伝 殿 澱 田 電 兎 吐 堵 塗 妬 屠 徒 斗 杜 渡 登 菟 賭 途 都 鍍 砥 砺 努 度 土 奴 怒 倒 党 冬 凍 刀 唐 塔 塘 套 宕 島 嶋 悼 投 搭 東 桃 梼 棟 盗 淘 湯 涛 灯 燈 当 痘 祷 等 答 筒 糖 統 到
 * Row 38: 董 蕩 藤 討 謄 豆 踏 逃 透 鐙 陶 頭 騰 闘 働 動 同 堂 導 憧 撞 洞 瞳 童 胴 萄 道 銅 峠 鴇 匿 得 徳 涜 特 督 禿 篤 毒 独 読 栃 橡 凸 突 椴 届 鳶 苫 寅 酉 瀞 噸 屯 惇 敦 沌 豚 遁 頓 呑 曇 鈍 奈 那 内 乍 凪 薙 謎 灘 捺 鍋 楢 馴 縄 畷 南 楠 軟 難 汝 二 尼 弐 迩 匂 賑 肉 虹 廿 日 乳 入
 * Row 39: 如 尿 韮 任 妊 忍 認 濡 禰 祢 寧 葱 猫 熱 年 念 捻 撚 燃 粘 乃 廼 之 埜 嚢 悩 濃 納 能 脳 膿 農 覗 蚤 巴 把 播 覇 杷 波 派 琶 破 婆 罵 芭 馬 俳 廃 拝 排 敗 杯 盃 牌 背 肺 輩 配 倍 培 媒 梅 楳 煤 狽 買 売 賠 陪 這 蝿 秤 矧 萩 伯 剥 博 拍 柏 泊 白 箔 粕 舶 薄 迫 曝 漠 爆 縛 莫 駁 麦
 * Row 40: 函 箱 硲 箸 肇 筈 櫨 幡 肌 畑 畠 八 鉢 溌 発 醗 髪 伐 罰 抜 筏 閥 鳩 噺 塙 蛤 隼 伴 判 半 反 叛 帆 搬 斑 板 氾 汎 版 犯 班 畔 繁 般 藩 販 範 釆 煩 頒 飯 挽 晩 番 盤 磐 蕃 蛮 匪 卑 否 妃 庇 彼 悲 扉 批 披 斐 比 泌 疲 皮 碑 秘 緋 罷 肥 被 誹 費 避 非 飛 樋 簸 備 尾 微 枇 毘 琵 眉 美
 * Row 41: 鼻 柊 稗 匹 疋 髭 彦 膝 菱 肘 弼 必 畢 筆 逼 桧 姫 媛 紐 百 謬 俵 彪 標 氷 漂 瓢 票 表 評 豹 廟 描 病 秒 苗 錨 鋲 蒜 蛭 鰭 品 彬 斌 浜 瀕 貧 賓 頻 敏 瓶 不 付 埠 夫 婦 富 冨 布 府 怖 扶 敷 斧 普 浮 父 符 腐 膚 芙 譜 負 賦 赴 阜 附 侮 撫 武 舞 葡 蕪 部 封 楓 風 葺 蕗 伏 副 復 幅 服
 * Row 42: 福 腹 複 覆 淵 弗 払 沸 仏 物 鮒 分 吻 噴 墳 憤 扮 焚 奮 粉 糞 紛 雰 文 聞 丙 併 兵 塀 幣 平 弊 柄 並 蔽 閉 陛 米 頁 僻 壁 癖 碧 別 瞥 蔑 箆 偏 変 片 篇 編 辺 返 遍 便 勉 娩 弁 鞭 保 舗 鋪 圃 捕 歩 甫 補 輔 穂 募 墓 慕 戊 暮 母 簿 菩 倣 俸 包 呆 報 奉 宝 峰 峯 崩 庖 抱 捧 放 方 朋
 * Row 43: 法 泡 烹 砲 縫 胞 芳 萌 蓬 蜂 褒 訪 豊 邦 鋒 飽 鳳 鵬 乏 亡 傍 剖 坊 妨 帽 忘 忙 房 暴 望 某 棒 冒 紡 肪 膨 謀 貌 貿 鉾 防 吠 頬 北 僕 卜 墨 撲 朴 牧 睦 穆 釦 勃 没 殆 堀 幌 奔 本 翻 凡 盆 摩 磨 魔 麻 埋 妹 昧 枚 毎 哩 槙 幕 膜 枕 鮪 柾 鱒 桝 亦 俣 又 抹 末 沫 迄 侭 繭 麿 万 慢 満
 * Row 44: 漫 蔓 味 未 魅 巳 箕 岬 密 蜜 湊 蓑 稔 脈 妙 粍 民 眠 務 夢 無 牟 矛 霧 鵡 椋 婿 娘 冥 名 命 明 盟 迷 銘 鳴 姪 牝 滅 免 棉 綿 緬 面 麺 摸 模 茂 妄 孟 毛 猛 盲 網 耗 蒙 儲 木 黙 目 杢 勿 餅 尤 戻 籾 貰 問 悶 紋 門 匁 也 冶 夜 爺 耶 野 弥 矢 厄 役 約 薬 訳 躍 靖 柳 薮 鑓 愉 愈 油 癒
 * Row 45: 諭 輸 唯 佑 優 勇 友 宥 幽 悠 憂 揖 有 柚 湧 涌 猶 猷 由 祐 裕 誘 遊 邑 郵 雄 融 夕 予 余 与 誉 輿 預 傭 幼 妖 容 庸 揚 揺 擁 曜 楊 様 洋 溶 熔 用 窯 羊 耀 葉 蓉 要 謡 踊 遥 陽 養 慾 抑 欲 沃 浴 翌 翼 淀 羅 螺 裸 来 莱 頼 雷 洛 絡 落 酪 乱 卵 嵐 欄 濫 藍 蘭 覧 利 吏 履 李 梨 理 璃
 * Row 46: 痢 裏 裡 里 離 陸 律 率 立 葎 掠 略 劉 流 溜 琉 留 硫 粒 隆 竜 龍 侶 慮 旅 虜 了 亮 僚 両 凌 寮 料 梁 涼 猟 療 瞭 稜 糧 良 諒 遼 量 陵 領 力 緑 倫 厘 林 淋 燐 琳 臨 輪 隣 鱗 麟 瑠 塁 涙 累 類 令 伶 例 冷 励 嶺 怜 玲 礼 苓 鈴 隷 零 霊 麗 齢 暦 歴 列 劣 烈 裂 廉 恋 憐 漣 煉 簾 練 聯
 * Row 47: 蓮 連 錬 呂 魯 櫓 炉 賂 路 露 労 婁 廊 弄 朗 楼 榔 浪 漏 牢 狼 篭 老 聾 蝋 郎 六 麓 禄 肋 録 論 倭 和 話 歪 賄 脇 惑 枠 鷲 亙 亘 鰐 詫 藁 蕨 椀 湾 碗 腕

Level 2

 * Row 48: 弌 丐 丕 个 丱 丶 丼 丿 乂 乖 乘 亂 亅 豫 亊 舒 弍 于 亞 亟 亠 亢 亰 亳 亶 从 仍 仄 仆 仂 仗 仞 仭 仟 价 伉 佚 估 佛 佝 佗 佇 佶 侈 侏 侘 佻 佩 佰 侑 佯 來 侖 儘 俔 俟 俎 俘 俛 俑 俚 俐 俤 俥 倚 倨 倔 倪 倥 倅 伜 俶 倡 倩 倬 俾 俯 們 倆 偃 假 會 偕 偐 偈 做 偖 偬 偸 傀 傚 傅 傴 傲
 * Row 49: 僉 僊 傳 僂 僖 僞 僥 僭 僣 僮 價 僵 儉 儁 儂 儖 儕 儔 儚 儡 儺 儷 儼 儻 儿 兀 兒 兌 兔 兢 竸 兩 兪 兮 冀 冂 囘 册 冉 冏 冑 冓 冕 冖 冤 冦 冢 冩 冪 冫 决 冱 冲 冰 况 冽 凅 凉 凛 几 處 凩 凭 凰 凵 凾 刄 刋 刔 刎 刧 刪 刮 刳 刹 剏 剄 剋 剌 剞 剔 剪 剴 剩 剳 剿 剽 劍 劔 劒 剱 劈 劑 辨
 * Row 50: 辧 劬 劭 劼 劵 勁 勍 勗 勞 勣 勦 飭 勠 勳 勵 勸 勹 匆 匈 甸 匍 匐 匏 匕 匚 匣 匯 匱 匳 匸 區 卆 卅 丗 卉 卍 凖 卞 卩 卮 夘 卻 卷 厂 厖 厠 厦 厥 厮 厰 厶 參 簒 雙 叟 曼 燮 叮 叨 叭 叺 吁 吽 呀 听 吭 吼 吮 吶 吩 吝 呎 咏 呵 咎 呟 呱 呷 呰 咒 呻 咀 呶 咄 咐 咆 哇 咢 咸 咥 咬 哄 哈 咨
 * Row 51: 咫 哂 咤 咾 咼 哘 哥 哦 唏 唔 哽 哮 哭 哺 哢 唹 啀 啣 啌 售 啜 啅 啖 啗 唸 唳 啝 喙 喀 咯 喊 喟 啻 啾 喘 喞 單 啼 喃 喩 喇 喨 嗚 嗅 嗟 嗄 嗜 嗤 嗔 嘔 嗷 嘖 嗾 嗽 嘛 嗹 噎 噐 營 嘴 嘶 嘲 嘸 噫 噤 嘯 噬 噪 嚆 嚀 嚊 嚠 嚔 嚏 嚥 嚮 嚶 嚴 囂 嚼 囁 囃 囀 囈 囎 囑 囓 囗 囮 囹 圀 囿 圄 圉
 * Row 52: 圈 國 圍 圓 團 圖 嗇 圜 圦 圷 圸 坎 圻 址 坏 坩 埀 垈 坡 坿 垉 垓 垠 垳 垤 垪 垰 埃 埆 埔 埒 埓 堊 埖 埣 堋 堙 堝 塲 堡 塢 塋 塰 毀 塒 堽 塹 墅 墹 墟 墫 墺 壞 墻 墸 墮 壅 壓 壑 壗 壙 壘 壥 壜 壤 壟 壯 壺 壹 壻 壼 壽 夂 夊 夐 夛 梦 夥 夬 夭 夲 夸 夾 竒 奕 奐 奎 奚 奘 奢 奠 奧 奬 奩
 * Row 53: 奸 妁 妝 佞 侫 妣 妲 姆 姨 姜 妍 姙 姚 娥 娟 娑 娜 娉 娚 婀 婬 婉 娵 娶 婢 婪 媚 媼 媾 嫋 嫂 媽 嫣 嫗 嫦 嫩 嫖 嫺 嫻 嬌 嬋 嬖 嬲 嫐 嬪 嬶 嬾 孃 孅 孀 孑 孕 孚 孛 孥 孩 孰 孳 孵 學 斈 孺 宀 它 宦 宸 寃 寇 寉 寔 寐 寤 實 寢 寞 寥 寫 寰 寶 寳 尅 將 專 對 尓 尠 尢 尨 尸 尹 屁 屆 屎 屓
 * Row 54: 屐 屏 孱 屬 屮 乢 屶 屹 岌 岑 岔 妛 岫 岻 岶 岼 岷 峅 岾 峇 峙 峩 峽 峺 峭 嶌 峪 崋 崕 崗 嵜 崟 崛 崑 崔 崢 崚 崙 崘 嵌 嵒 嵎 嵋 嵬 嵳 嵶 嶇 嶄 嶂 嶢 嶝 嶬 嶮 嶽 嶐 嶷 嶼 巉 巍 巓 巒 巖 巛 巫 已 巵 帋 帚 帙 帑 帛 帶 帷 幄 幃 幀 幎 幗 幔 幟 幢 幤 幇 幵 并 幺 麼 广 庠 廁 廂 廈 廐 廏
 * Row 55: 廖 廣 廝 廚 廛 廢 廡 廨 廩 廬 廱 廳 廰 廴 廸 廾 弃 弉 彝 彜 弋 弑 弖 弩 弭 弸 彁 彈 彌 彎 弯 彑 彖 彗 彙 彡 彭 彳 彷 徃 徂 彿 徊 很 徑 徇 從 徙 徘 徠 徨 徭 徼 忖 忻 忤 忸 忱 忝 悳 忿 怡 恠 怙 怐 怩 怎 怱 怛 怕 怫 怦 怏 怺 恚 恁 恪 恷 恟 恊 恆 恍 恣 恃 恤 恂 恬 恫 恙 悁 悍 惧 悃 悚
 * Row 56: 悄 悛 悖 悗 悒 悧 悋 惡 悸 惠 惓 悴 忰 悽 惆 悵 惘 慍 愕 愆 惶 惷 愀 惴 惺 愃 愡 惻 惱 愍 愎 慇 愾 愨 愧 慊 愿 愼 愬 愴 愽 慂 慄 慳 慷 慘 慙 慚 慫 慴 慯 慥 慱 慟 慝 慓 慵 憙 憖 憇 憬 憔 憚 憊 憑 憫 憮 懌 懊 應 懷 懈 懃 懆 憺 懋 罹 懍 懦 懣 懶 懺 懴 懿 懽 懼 懾 戀 戈 戉 戍 戌 戔 戛
 * Row 57: 戞 戡 截 戮 戰 戲 戳 扁 扎 扞 扣 扛 扠 扨 扼 抂 抉 找 抒 抓 抖 拔 抃 抔 拗 拑 抻 拏 拿 拆 擔 拈 拜 拌 拊 拂 拇 抛 拉 挌 拮 拱 挧 挂 挈 拯 拵 捐 挾 捍 搜 捏 掖 掎 掀 掫 捶 掣 掏 掉 掟 掵 捫 捩 掾 揩 揀 揆 揣 揉 插 揶 揄 搖 搴 搆 搓 搦 搶 攝 搗 搨 搏 摧 摯 摶 摎 攪 撕 撓 撥 撩 撈 撼
 * Row 58: 據 擒 擅 擇 撻 擘 擂 擱 擧 舉 擠 擡 抬 擣 擯 攬 擶 擴 擲 擺 攀 擽 攘 攜 攅 攤 攣 攫 攴 攵 攷 收 攸 畋 效 敖 敕 敍 敘 敞 敝 敲 數 斂 斃 變 斛 斟 斫 斷 旃 旆 旁 旄 旌 旒 旛 旙 无 旡 旱 杲 昊 昃 旻 杳 昵 昶 昴 昜 晏 晄 晉 晁 晞 晝 晤 晧 晨 晟 晢 晰 暃 暈 暎 暉 暄 暘 暝 曁 暹 曉 暾 暼
 * Row 59: 曄 暸 曖 曚 曠 昿 曦 曩 曰 曵 曷 朏 朖 朞 朦 朧 霸 朮 朿 朶 杁 朸 朷 杆 杞 杠 杙 杣 杤 枉 杰 枩 杼 杪 枌 枋 枦 枡 枅 枷 柯 枴 柬 枳 柩 枸 柤 柞 柝 柢 柮 枹 柎 柆 柧 檜 栞 框 栩 桀 桍 栲 桎 梳 栫 桙 档 桷 桿 梟 梏 梭 梔 條 梛 梃 檮 梹 桴 梵 梠 梺 椏 梍 桾 椁 棊 椈 棘 椢 椦 棡 椌 棍
 * Row 60: 棔 棧 棕 椶 椒 椄 棗 棣 椥 棹 棠 棯 椨 椪 椚 椣 椡 棆 楹 楷 楜 楸 楫 楔 楾 楮 椹 楴 椽 楙 椰 楡 楞 楝 榁 楪 榲 榮 槐 榿 槁 槓 榾 槎 寨 槊 槝 榻 槃 榧 樮 榑 榠 榜 榕 榴 槞 槨 樂 樛 槿 權 槹 槲 槧 樅 榱 樞 槭 樔 槫 樊 樒 櫁 樣 樓 橄 樌 橲 樶 橸 橇 橢 橙 橦 橈 樸 樢 檐 檍 檠 檄 檢 檣
 * Row 61: 檗 蘗 檻 櫃 櫂 檸 檳 檬 櫞 櫑 櫟 檪 櫚 櫪 櫻 欅 蘖 櫺 欒 欖 鬱 欟 欸 欷 盜 欹 飮 歇 歃 歉 歐 歙 歔 歛 歟 歡 歸 歹 歿 殀 殄 殃 殍 殘 殕 殞 殤 殪 殫 殯 殲 殱 殳 殷 殼 毆 毋 毓 毟 毬 毫 毳 毯 麾 氈 氓 气 氛 氤 氣 汞 汕 汢 汪 沂 沍 沚 沁 沛 汾 汨 汳 沒 沐 泄 泱 泓 沽 泗 泅 泝 沮 沱 沾
 * Row 62: 沺 泛 泯 泙 泪 洟 衍 洶 洫 洽 洸 洙 洵 洳 洒 洌 浣 涓 浤 浚 浹 浙 涎 涕 濤 涅 涵 淇 淦 涸 淆 淬 淞 淌 淨 淒 淅 淺 淙 淤 淕 淪 淮 渭 湮 渮 渙 湲 湟 渾 渣 湫 渫 湶 湍 渟 湃 渺 湎 渤 滿 渝 游 溂 溪 溘 滉 溷 滓 溽 溯 滄 溲 滔 滕 溏 溥 滂 溟 潁 漑 灌 滬 滸 滾 漿 滲 漱 滯 漲 滌 淹 渕 渊
 * Row 63: 漾 漓 滷 澆 潺 潸 澁 澀 潯 潛 濳 潭 澂 潼 潘 澎 澑 濂 潦 澳 澣 澡 澤 澹 濆 澪 濟 濕 濬 濔 濘 濱 濮 濛 瀉 瀋 濺 瀑 瀁 瀏 濾 瀛 瀚 潴 瀝 瀘 瀟 瀰 瀾 瀲 灑 灣 炙 炒 炯 烱 炬 炸 炳 炮 烟 烋 烝 烙 焉 烽 焜 焙 煥 煕 熈 煦 煢 煌 煖 煬 熏 燻 熄 熕 熨 熬 燗 熹 熾 燒 燉 燔 燎 燠 燬 燧 燵 燼
 * Row 64: 燹 燿 爍 爐 爛 爨 爭 爬 爰 爲 爻 爼 爿 牀 牆 牋 牘 牴 牾 犂 犁 犇 犒 犖 犢 犧 犹 犲 狃 狆 狄 狎 狒 狢 狠 狡 狹 狷 倏 猗 猊 猜 猖 猝 猴 猯 猩 猥 猾 獎 獏 默 獗 獪 獨 獰 獸 獵 獻 獺 珈 玳 珎 玻 珀 珥 珮 珞 璢 琅 瑯 琥 珸 琲 琺 瑕 琿 瑟 瑙 瑁 瑜 瑩 瑰 瑣 瑪 瑶 瑾 璋 璞 璧 瓊 瓏 瓔 珱
 * Row 65: 瓠 瓣 瓧 瓩 瓮 瓲 瓰 瓱 瓸 瓷 甄 甃 甅 甌 甎 甍 甕 甓 甞 甦 甬 甼 畄 畍 畊 畉 畛 畆 畚 畩 畤 畧 畫 畭 畸 當 疆 疇 畴 疊 疉 疂 疔 疚 疝 疥 疣 痂 疳 痃 疵 疽 疸 疼 疱 痍 痊 痒 痙 痣 痞 痾 痿 痼 瘁 痰 痺 痲 痳 瘋 瘍 瘉 瘟 瘧 瘠 瘡 瘢 瘤 瘴 瘰 瘻 癇 癈 癆 癜 癘 癡 癢 癨 癩 癪 癧 癬 癰
 * Row 66: 癲 癶 癸 發 皀 皃 皈 皋 皎 皖 皓 皙 皚 皰 皴 皸 皹 皺 盂 盍 盖 盒 盞 盡 盥 盧 盪 蘯 盻 眈 眇 眄 眩 眤 眞 眥 眦 眛 眷 眸 睇 睚 睨 睫 睛 睥 睿 睾 睹 瞎 瞋 瞑 瞠 瞞 瞰 瞶 瞹 瞿 瞼 瞽 瞻 矇 矍 矗 矚 矜 矣 矮 矼 砌 砒 礦 砠 礪 硅 碎 硴 碆 硼 碚 碌 碣 碵 碪 碯 磑 磆 磋 磔 碾 碼 磅 磊 磬
 * Row 67: 磧 磚 磽 磴 礇 礒 礑 礙 礬 礫 祀 祠 祗 祟 祚 祕 祓 祺 祿 禊 禝 禧 齋 禪 禮 禳 禹 禺 秉 秕 秧 秬 秡 秣 稈 稍 稘 稙 稠 稟 禀 稱 稻 稾 稷 穃 穗 穉 穡 穢 穩 龝 穰 穹 穽 窈 窗 窕 窘 窖 窩 竈 窰 窶 竅 竄 窿 邃 竇 竊 竍 竏 竕 竓 站 竚 竝 竡 竢 竦 竭 竰 笂 笏 笊 笆 笳 笘 笙 笞 笵 笨 笶 筐
 * Row 68: 筺 笄 筍 笋 筌 筅 筵 筥 筴 筧 筰 筱 筬 筮 箝 箘 箟 箍 箜 箚 箋 箒 箏 筝 箙 篋 篁 篌 篏 箴 篆 篝 篩 簑 簔 篦 篥 籠 簀 簇 簓 篳 篷 簗 簍 篶 簣 簧 簪 簟 簷 簫 簽 籌 籃 籔 籏 籀 籐 籘 籟 籤 籖 籥 籬 籵 粃 粐 粤 粭 粢 粫 粡 粨 粳 粲 粱 粮 粹 粽 糀 糅 糂 糘 糒 糜 糢 鬻 糯 糲 糴 糶 糺 紆
 * Row 69: 紂 紜 紕 紊 絅 絋 紮 紲 紿 紵 絆 絳 絖 絎 絲 絨 絮 絏 絣 經 綉 絛 綏 絽 綛 綺 綮 綣 綵 緇 綽 綫 總 綢 綯 緜 綸 綟 綰 緘 緝 緤 緞 緻 緲 緡 縅 縊 縣 縡 縒 縱 縟 縉 縋 縢 繆 繦 縻 縵 縹 繃 縷 縲 縺 繧 繝 繖 繞 繙 繚 繹 繪 繩 繼 繻 纃 緕 繽 辮 繿 纈 纉 續 纒 纐 纓 纔 纖 纎 纛 纜 缸 缺
 * Row 70: 罅 罌 罍 罎 罐 网 罕 罔 罘 罟 罠 罨 罩 罧 罸 羂 羆 羃 羈 羇 羌 羔 羞 羝 羚 羣 羯 羲 羹 羮 羶 羸 譱 翅 翆 翊 翕 翔 翡 翦 翩 翳 翹 飜 耆 耄 耋 耒 耘 耙 耜 耡 耨 耿 耻 聊 聆 聒 聘 聚 聟 聢 聨 聳 聲 聰 聶 聹 聽 聿 肄 肆 肅 肛 肓 肚 肭 冐 肬 胛 胥 胙 胝 胄 胚 胖 脉 胯 胱 脛 脩 脣 脯 腋
 * Row 71: 隋 腆 脾 腓 腑 胼 腱 腮 腥 腦 腴 膃 膈 膊 膀 膂 膠 膕 膤 膣 腟 膓 膩 膰 膵 膾 膸 膽 臀 臂 膺 臉 臍 臑 臙 臘 臈 臚 臟 臠 臧 臺 臻 臾 舁 舂 舅 與 舊 舍 舐 舖 舩 舫 舸 舳 艀 艙 艘 艝 艚 艟 艤 艢 艨 艪 艫 舮 艱 艷 艸 艾 芍 芒 芫 芟 芻 芬 苡 苣 苟 苒 苴 苳 苺 莓 范 苻 苹 苞 茆 苜 茉 苙
 * Row 72: 茵 茴 茖 茲 茱 荀 茹 荐 荅 茯 茫 茗 茘 莅 莚 莪 莟 莢 莖 茣 莎 莇 莊 荼 莵 荳 荵 莠 莉 莨 菴 萓 菫 菎 菽 萃 菘 萋 菁 菷 萇 菠 菲 萍 萢 萠 莽 萸 蔆 菻 葭 萪 萼 蕚 蒄 葷 葫 蒭 葮 蒂 葩 葆 萬 葯 葹 萵 蓊 葢 蒹 蒿 蒟 蓙 蓍 蒻 蓚 蓐 蓁 蓆 蓖 蒡 蔡 蓿 蓴 蔗 蔘 蔬 蔟 蔕 蔔 蓼 蕀 蕣 蕘 蕈
 * Row 73: 蕁 蘂 蕋 蕕 薀 薤 薈 薑 薊 薨 蕭 薔 薛 藪 薇 薜 蕷 蕾 薐 藉 薺 藏 薹 藐 藕 藝 藥 藜 藹 蘊 蘓 蘋 藾 藺 蘆 蘢 蘚 蘰 蘿 虍 乕 虔 號 虧 虱 蚓 蚣 蚩 蚪 蚋 蚌 蚶 蚯 蛄 蛆 蚰 蛉 蠣 蚫 蛔 蛞 蛩 蛬 蛟 蛛 蛯 蜒 蜆 蜈 蜀 蜃 蛻 蜑 蜉 蜍 蛹 蜊 蜴 蜿 蜷 蜻 蜥 蜩 蜚 蝠 蝟 蝸 蝌 蝎 蝴 蝗 蝨 蝮 蝙
 * Row 74: 蝓 蝣 蝪 蠅 螢 螟 螂 螯 蟋 螽 蟀 蟐 雖 螫 蟄 螳 蟇 蟆 螻 蟯 蟲 蟠 蠏 蠍 蟾 蟶 蟷 蠎 蟒 蠑 蠖 蠕 蠢 蠡 蠱 蠶 蠹 蠧 蠻 衄 衂 衒 衙 衞 衢 衫 袁 衾 袞 衵 衽 袵 衲 袂 袗 袒 袮 袙 袢 袍 袤 袰 袿 袱 裃 裄 裔 裘 裙 裝 裹 褂 裼 裴 裨 裲 褄 褌 褊 褓 襃 褞 褥 褪 褫 襁 襄 褻 褶 褸 襌 褝 襠 襞
 * Row 75: 襦 襤 襭 襪 襯 襴 襷 襾 覃 覈 覊 覓 覘 覡 覩 覦 覬 覯 覲 覺 覽 覿 觀 觚 觜 觝 觧 觴 觸 訃 訖 訐 訌 訛 訝 訥 訶 詁 詛 詒 詆 詈 詼 詭 詬 詢 誅 誂 誄 誨 誡 誑 誥 誦 誚 誣 諄 諍 諂 諚 諫 諳 諧 諤 諱 謔 諠 諢 諷 諞 諛 謌 謇 謚 諡 謖 謐 謗 謠 謳 鞫 謦 謫 謾 謨 譁 譌 譏 譎 證 譖 譛 譚 譫
 * Row 76: 譟 譬 譯 譴 譽 讀 讌 讎 讒 讓 讖 讙 讚 谺 豁 谿 豈 豌 豎 豐 豕 豢 豬 豸 豺 貂 貉 貅 貊 貍 貎 貔 豼 貘 戝 貭 貪 貽 貲 貳 貮 貶 賈 賁 賤 賣 賚 賽 賺 賻 贄 贅 贊 贇 贏 贍 贐 齎 贓 賍 贔 贖 赧 赭 赱 赳 趁 趙 跂 趾 趺 跏 跚 跖 跌 跛 跋 跪 跫 跟 跣 跼 踈 踉 跿 踝 踞 踐 踟 蹂 踵 踰 踴 蹊
 * Row 77: 蹇 蹉 蹌 蹐 蹈 蹙 蹤 蹠 踪 蹣 蹕 蹶 蹲 蹼 躁 躇 躅 躄 躋 躊 躓 躑 躔 躙 躪 躡 躬 躰 軆 躱 躾 軅 軈 軋 軛 軣 軼 軻 軫 軾 輊 輅 輕 輒 輙 輓 輜 輟 輛 輌 輦 輳 輻 輹 轅 轂 輾 轌 轉 轆 轎 轗 轜 轢 轣 轤 辜 辟 辣 辭 辯 辷 迚 迥 迢 迪 迯 邇 迴 逅 迹 迺 逑 逕 逡 逍 逞 逖 逋 逧 逶 逵 逹 迸
 * Row 78: 遏 遐 遑 遒 逎 遉 逾 遖 遘 遞 遨 遯 遶 隨 遲 邂 遽 邁 邀 邊 邉 邏 邨 邯 邱 邵 郢 郤 扈 郛 鄂 鄒 鄙 鄲 鄰 酊 酖 酘 酣 酥 酩 酳 酲 醋 醉 醂 醢 醫 醯 醪 醵 醴 醺 釀 釁 釉 釋 釐 釖 釟 釡 釛 釼 釵 釶 鈞 釿 鈔 鈬 鈕 鈑 鉞 鉗 鉅 鉉 鉤 鉈 銕 鈿 鉋 鉐 銜 銖 銓 銛 鉚 鋏 銹 銷 鋩 錏 鋺 鍄 錮
 * Row 79: 錙 錢 錚 錣 錺 錵 錻 鍜 鍠 鍼 鍮 鍖 鎰 鎬 鎭 鎔 鎹 鏖 鏗 鏨 鏥 鏘 鏃 鏝 鏐 鏈 鏤 鐚 鐔 鐓 鐃 鐇 鐐 鐶 鐫 鐵 鐡 鐺 鑁 鑒 鑄 鑛 鑠 鑢 鑞 鑪 鈩 鑰 鑵 鑷 鑽 鑚 鑼 鑾 钁 鑿 閂 閇 閊 閔 閖 閘 閙 閠 閨 閧 閭 閼 閻 閹 閾 闊 濶 闃 闍 闌 闕 闔 闖 關 闡 闥 闢 阡 阨 阮 阯 陂 陌 陏 陋 陷 陜 陞
 * Row 80: 陝 陟 陦 陲 陬 隍 隘 隕 隗 險 隧 隱 隲 隰 隴 隶 隸 隹 雎 雋 雉 雍 襍 雜 霍 雕 雹 霄 霆 霈 霓 霎 霑 霏 霖 霙 霤 霪 霰 霹 霽 霾 靄 靆 靈 靂 靉 靜 靠 靤 靦 靨 勒 靫 靱 靹 鞅 靼 鞁 靺 鞆 鞋 鞏 鞐 鞜 鞨 鞦 鞣 鞳 鞴 韃 韆 韈 韋 韜 韭 齏 韲 竟 韶 韵 頏 頌 頸 頤 頡 頷 頽 顆 顏 顋 顫 顯 顰
 * Row 81: 顱 顴 顳 颪 颯 颱 颶 飄 飃 飆 飩 飫 餃 餉 餒 餔 餘 餡 餝 餞 餤 餠 餬 餮 餽 餾 饂 饉 饅 饐 饋 饑 饒 饌 饕 馗 馘 馥 馭 馮 馼 駟 駛 駝 駘 駑 駭 駮 駱 駲 駻 駸 騁 騏 騅 駢 騙 騫 騷 驅 驂 驀 驃 騾 驕 驍 驛 驗 驟 驢 驥 驤 驩 驫 驪 骭 骰 骼 髀 髏 髑 髓 體 髞 髟 髢 髣 髦 髯 髫 髮 髴 髱 髷
 * Row 82: 髻 鬆 鬘 鬚 鬟 鬢 鬣 鬥 鬧 鬨 鬩 鬪 鬮 鬯 鬲 魄 魃 魏 魍 魎 魑 魘 魴 鮓 鮃 鮑 鮖 鮗 鮟 鮠 鮨 鮴 鯀 鯊 鮹 鯆 鯏 鯑 鯒 鯣 鯢 鯤 鯔 鯡 鰺 鯲 鯱 鯰 鰕 鰔 鰉 鰓 鰌 鰆 鰈 鰒 鰊 鰄 鰮 鰛 鰥 鰤 鰡 鰰 鱇 鰲 鱆 鰾 鱚 鱠 鱧 鱶 鱸 鳧 鳬 鳰 鴉 鴈 鳫 鴃 鴆 鴪 鴦 鶯 鴣 鴟 鵄 鴕 鴒 鵁 鴿 鴾 鵆 鵈
 * Row 83: 鵝 鵞 鵤 鵑 鵐 鵙 鵲 鶉 鶇 鶫 鵯 鵺 鶚 鶤 鶩 鶲 鷄 鷁 鶻 鶸 鶺 鷆 鷏 鷂 鷙 鷓 鷸 鷦 鷭 鷯 鷽 鸚 鸛 鸞 鹵 鹹 鹽 麁 麈 麋 麌 麒 麕 麑 麝 麥 麩 麸 麪 麭 靡 黌 黎 黏 黐 黔 黜 點 黝 黠 黥 黨 黯 黴 黶 黷 黹 黻 黼 黽 鼇 鼈 皷 鼕 鼡 鼬 鼾 齊 齒 齔 齣 齟 齠 齡 齦 齧 齬 齪 齷 齲 齶 龕 龜 龠
 * Row 84: 堯 槇 遙 瑤 凜 熙


text: meļus

title: meļus


text:
shelterin

Noun

 * 1)  A complex of proteins associated with telomeres that protect the ends of chromosomes

title: shelterin


text:
మేజోడు

Noun

 * 1) A stocking, sock.

title: మేజోడు


text:
spinoculated

Adjective

 * 1) inoculated by means of spinoculation

title: spinoculated


text: meļa

title: meļa


text: subtelomeres

title: subtelomeres


text:
నిక్కరు

Noun

 * 1) knickers, a type of underwear.

title: నిక్కరు


text:
trophically

Adverb

 * 1) In a trophic manner
 * 2) With regard to nutrition

title: trophically


text: melim

title: melim


text:
tyloxapol

Noun

 * 1) A nonionic polymer that is used as a detergent to aid liquefaction of sputum

title: tyloxapol


text: meļiem

title: meļiem


text:
vildagliptin

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A particular antidiabetic drug.

Translations

 * Polish:

title: vildagliptin


text: meļos

title: meļos


text:
acrolepis

Etymology
From, +.

Adjective

 * 1)  having sharp scales

title: acrolepis


text:
opalescens

Adjective

 * 1)  opalescent

title: opalescens


text:
బాడీ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) brassiere worn by women under the blouse

title: బాడీ


text:
subserrulatus

Adjective

 * 1)  subserrulate

title: subserrulatus


text: subserrulata

title: subserrulata


text: subserrulatum

title: subserrulatum


text: stomatoloģisku

title: stomatoloģisku


text:
బనియను

Noun

 * 1) banian, a type of loose soft undershirt worn by men in India.

title: బనియను


text: stomatoloģiskas

title: stomatoloģiskas


text:
yaquinae

Etymology
After the, early inhabitants of Oregon.

Noun

 * 1)  Yaquina

Derived terms

 * (formerly )
 * (syn. )
 * (formerly )

title: yaquinae


text: stomatoloģiskās

title: stomatoloģiskās


text: stomatoloģiska

title: stomatoloģiska


text:
Yaquina

Noun

 * 1) A Native American people from Oregon.

title: Yaquina


text: stomatoloģiskā

title: stomatoloģiskā


text: stomatoloģiskam

title: stomatoloģiskam


text: stomatoloģiskām

title: stomatoloģiskām


text: stomatoloģiskiem

title: stomatoloģiskiem


text: stomatoloģiskus

title: stomatoloģiskus


text: stomatoloģiskai

title: stomatoloģiskai


text: stomatoloģiskos

title: stomatoloģiskos


text:
stomatoloģiski

Adverb

 * 1) stomatological, dental, stomatologically, dentally;

title: stomatoloģiski


text:
stomatologically

Adverb

 * 1) With reference to stomatological matters

title: stomatologically


text:
stomatoloģiskais

Adjective

 * 1) the stomatological, the dental;

title: stomatoloģiskais


text: stomatoloģisko

title: stomatoloģisko


text: stomatoloģiskajam

title: stomatoloģiskajam


text: stomatoloģiskajām

title: stomatoloģiskajām


text: stomatoloģiskajiem

title: stomatoloģiskajiem


text: stomatoloģiskie

title: stomatoloģiskie


text: stomatoloģiskajā

title: stomatoloģiskajā


text: stomatoloģiskajai

title: stomatoloģiskajai


text: stomatoloģiskajos

title: stomatoloģiskajos


text: stomatoloģiskajās

title: stomatoloģiskajās


text: uzcītīgākam

title: uzcītīgākam


text: teoloģiskākam

title: teoloģiskākam


text: tukšākam

title: tukšākam


text: socioloģiskākam

title: socioloģiskākam


text: strādīgākam

title: strādīgākam


text: sudrabainākam

title: sudrabainākam


text: sidrabainākam

title: sidrabainākam


text: uzcītīgākām

title: uzcītīgākām


text:
fornaise

Etymology
From the masculine form (later becoming feminine in Old French), from.

Noun

 * 1) furnace

title: fornaise


text:
forneise

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) furnace

title: forneise


text: mediævalistic

title: mediævalistic


text:
కొరకొర

Noun

 * 1) anger

title: కొరకొర


text:
jolley

Noun

 * 1) One who jigs.
 * 2)  A concave horizontal lathe used in producing bowls and cups.

Verb

 * 1)  To use a jolley.

title: jolley


text:
jolleyer

Noun

 * 1)  The operator of a jolley.

title: jolleyer


text:
jiggerer

Noun

 * 1)  Operator of a jigger.

title: jiggerer


text:
పరరతి

Noun

 * 1) Sexual intercourse by a married person with someone other than their spouse - adultery.

title: పరరతి


text: hopbind

title: hopbind


text: hopbinds

title: hopbinds


text:
trombiculiasis

Noun

 * 1) trombiculosis

title: trombiculiasis


text:
trombiculidiasis

Noun

 * 1) trombiculosis

title: trombiculidiasis


text:
పరపురుషుడు

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) person other than one's husband.

title: పరపురుషుడు


text: Category:Telugu terms prefixed with పర-

title: Category:Telugu terms prefixed with పర-


text:
పర-

Prefix

 * 1) A prefix used to denote alien or other.

title: పర-


text:
abstersión

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  abstersion

title: abstersión


text:
పరసతి

Noun

 * 1) Another man's wife, a neighbour's wife, another woman.

title: పరసతి


text:
abstraccionismo

Noun

 * 1)  abstractionism

title: abstraccionismo


text: contadora

title: contadora


text: contadoras

title: contadoras


text:
Talk:eta

Is it possible to let ETA have the meaning of "Estimate Time Arrival" or Estimate time? Haneluya (talk) 12:37, 5 November 2012 (UTC)

 * See ETA. —Stephen (Talk) 13:37, 5 November 2012 (UTC)

title: Talk:eta


text: teoloģiskākām

title: teoloģiskākām


text: tukšākām

title: tukšākām


text: socioloģiskākām

title: socioloģiskākām


text:
albacea

Etymology

 * see 🇨🇬,.

Noun

 * 1)  testamentary executor, administrator

title: albacea


text: strādīgākām

title: strādīgākām


text: albaceas

title: albaceas


text: aduladores

title: aduladores


text: sudrabainākām

title: sudrabainākām


text: adúlteros

title: adúlteros


text: adúltera

title: adúltera


text: adúlteras

title: adúlteras


text: aduladora

title: aduladora


text: aduladoras

title: aduladoras


text: uzcītīgākiem

title: uzcītīgākiem


text: uzcītīgākā

title: uzcītīgākā


text: teoloģiskākiem

title: teoloģiskākiem


text: teoloģiskākā

title: teoloģiskākā


text: tukšākiem

title: tukšākiem


text: socioloģiskākiem

title: socioloģiskākiem


text: strādīgākiem

title: strādīgākiem


text: sudrabainākiem

title: sudrabainākiem


text: nítʼééʼ

title: nítʼééʼ


text: sidrabainākiem

title: sidrabainākiem


text:
కామ

Noun

 * 1) handle of an axe, hoe, umbrella.
 * 2) stalk, staff, shaft.

title: కామ


text: sidrabainākā

title: sidrabainākā


text: sidrabainākām

title: sidrabainākām


text:
కాముకి

Noun

 * 1) lustful woman.

title: కాముకి


text: sudrabainākā

title: sudrabainākā


text: strādīgākā

title: strādīgākā


text: xtr

title: xtr


text: socioloģiskākā

title: socioloģiskākā


text: ctlg

title: ctlg


text: tukšākā

title: tukšākā


text: uzcītīgākās

title: uzcītīgākās


text: teoloģiskākās

title: teoloģiskākās


text: socioloģiskākās

title: socioloģiskākās


text: strādīgākās

title: strādīgākās


text: sudrabainākās

title: sudrabainākās


text:
పరగడుపు

Noun

 * 1) an empty stomach

title: పరగడుపు


text: sidrabainākās

title: sidrabainākās


text:
పరాగసంపర్కము

Noun

 * 1)  the transfer of pollen from an anther to a stigma, pollination

title: పరాగసంపర్కము


text:
పరపరాగసంపర్కము

Noun

 * 1)  fertilization by the transfer of pollen from an anther of one plant to a stigma of another, cross-pollination

title: పరపరాగసంపర్కము


text: uzcītīgākos

title: uzcītīgākos


text: tukšākos

title: tukšākos


text: teoloģiskākos

title: teoloģiskākos


text:
ఆత్మపరాగసంపర్కము

Noun

 * 1)  the transfer of pollen grains from the anther to the stigma of a plant of the same species, self pollination

title: ఆత్మపరాగసంపర్కము


text:
semifossorial

Adjective

 * 1) Partly or sometimes fossorial.

title: semifossorial


text:
reproable

Adjective

 * 1)  Capable of being reproduced.
 * a reproable bug

title: reproable


text:
laidbackness

Noun

 * 1) The property of being laidback or behaving in a laidback manner.

title: laidbackness


text:
సంపర్కము

Noun

 * 1) union, connection, mixing, mixture, mingling.
 * 2) sexual union.

title: సంపర్కము


text:
retrognathous

Adjective

 * 1) retrognathic

title: retrognathous


text:
retrognathic

Adjective

 * 1)  Having a retrusive jaw.

title: retrognathic


text:
retrognathism

Noun

 * 1)  The quality of being retrognathic.

Translations

 * Finnish: retrognatia

title: retrognathism


text:
生い立ち

Noun

 * 1) growth, upbringing
 * 2) personal history

title: 生い立ち


text:
underbreeches

Noun

 * 1) breeches worn underneath other clothing

title: underbreeches


text:
煮込む

Verb

 * 1) stew, boil well

title: 煮込む


text:
understitch

Verb

 * 1) To stitch through the facing of a garment, etc. but not through the surface.

Noun

 * 1) A stitch that passes through the facing of a garment, etc. but not through the surface.

title: understitch


text: understitching

title: understitching


text: understitched

title: understitched


text: understitches

title: understitches


text:
うとうと

Adverb

 * 1) dozing off

Verb

 * 1) doze off

title: うとうと


text: socioloģiskākos

title: socioloģiskākos


text: strādīgākos

title: strādīgākos


text: sudrabainākos

title: sudrabainākos


text:
స్వలింగ సంపర్కము

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) homosexuality; a homosexual union.

title: స్వలింగ సంపర్కము


text: sidrabainākos

title: sidrabainākos


text:
フィーバー

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) fever, an elevated body temperature
 * 2) extreme excitement or enthusiasm

Verb

 * 1) have a fever
 * 2) be extremely excited or enthusiastic

title: フィーバー


text:
熱狂

Verb

 * 1)  to be fanatic about; to be extremely enthusiastic about

Noun

 * 1) great enthusiasm
 * 2) wild excitement

Verb

 * 1) be greatly enthusiastic
 * 2) be wildly excited

title: 熱狂


text:
uzcītīgāk

Adverb

 * 1) more diligent, more industrious, more zealous, more diligently, more industriously, more zealously;

title: uzcītīgāk


text:
Charcot-Leyden crystal

Etymology
They were described (though not first discovered) by Jean-Martin Charcot and Charles-Philippe Robin in 1853, then in 1872 by Ernst Viktor von Leyden.

Noun

 * 1)  Elongated, double-pyramidal crystal of eosinophils found in the sputum in bronchial asthma

title: Charcot-Leyden crystal


text: Charcot-Leyden crystals

title: Charcot-Leyden crystals


text:
స్వకార్యము

Noun

 * 1) one's own business affair.

title: స్వకార్యము


text:
teoloģiskāk

Adverb

 * 1) more theological, more theologically;

title: teoloģiskāk


text: Category:Telugu terms prefixed with స్వ-


text:
కార్యము

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) An act, deed, work, business.

title: కార్యము


text:
tukšāk

Adverb

 * 1) emptier, more emptily;

title: tukšāk


text:
根菜類

Noun

 * 1) root crops (carrots, daikon, etc.)

Noun

 * 1) root crops (carrots, daikon, etc.)

title: 根菜類


text:
socioloģiskāk

Adverb

 * 1) more sociological, more sociologically;

title: socioloģiskāk


text:
strādīgāk

Adverb

 * 1) more hard-working, more industrious, more diligent, more industriously, more diligently;

title: strādīgāk


text:
కార్యముతెగు

Verb

 * 1) to finish the work.

title: కార్యముతెగు


text:
sudrabaināk

Adverb

 * 1) more silvery, silverier, more silverily;

title: sudrabaināk


text:
sidrabaināk

Adverb

 * 1)  more silvery, silverier, more silverily;

title: sidrabaināk


text: uzcītīgāko

title: uzcītīgāko


text:
熱する

Verb

 * 1)  to heat up
 * 2)  to heat

title: 熱する


text:
灰汁抜き

Noun

 * 1) removal of a stringent or bitter taste, usually by cooking

Verb

 * 1) remove a stringent or bitter taste, usually by cooking

title: 灰汁抜き


text: teoloģiskāko

title: teoloģiskāko


text:
ざく切り

Noun

 * 1) cutting into chunks, usually vegetables

Verb

 * 1) cut into chunks, usually vegetables

title: ざく切り


text:
いしづき

Noun

 * 1) tough base at the end of a mushroom's stem

title: いしづき


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/yū́

Pronoun

 * 1) you (plural)

Declension
See.

Derived Terms

 * *wōs, *wēs
 * ⇒ *wes-teros
 * ⇒ *wōs-yos
 * *usmé
 * ⇒ *wes-teros
 * ⇒ *wōs-yos
 * *usmé
 * ⇒ *wōs-yos
 * *usmé
 * ⇒ *wōs-yos
 * *usmé
 * *usmé
 * *usmé

Descendants

 * Armenian:
 * (< *y(us)e), (< *y(us)er)
 * (< *yū́-s)
 * Tocharian:
 * (< *yū́-s)
 * Tocharian:
 * Tocharian:
 * Tocharian:
 * Tocharian:
 * Tocharian:
 * Tocharian:
 * Tocharian:
 * Tocharian:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/yū́


text: tukšāko

title: tukšāko


text: socioloģiskāko

title: socioloģiskāko


text: strādīgāko

title: strādīgāko


text: sudrabaināko

title: sudrabaināko


text: sidrabaināko

title: sidrabaināko


text: uzcītīgākajam

title: uzcītīgākajam


text: teoloģiskākajam

title: teoloģiskākajam


text: tukšākajam

title: tukšākajam


text: socioloģiskākajam

title: socioloģiskākajam


text: strādīgākajam

title: strādīgākajam


text: sudrabainākajam

title: sudrabainākajam


text:
笹掻き

Noun

 * 1) cutting into thin shavings (usually vegetables)

Verb

 * 1) cut into thin shavings

title: 笹掻き


text: sidrabainākajam

title: sidrabainākajam


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 笹

title: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 笹


text: teoloģiskākajām

title: teoloģiskākajām


text: uzcītīgākajām

title: uzcītīgākajām


text: tukšākajām

title: tukšākajām


text:
適宜

Adjective

 * 1) suitable; appropriate

Adjective

 * 1) suitable, appropriate

Noun

 * 1) suitability, appropriateness

title: 適宜


text: socioloģiskākajām

title: socioloģiskākajām


text: strādīgākajām

title: strādīgākajām


text: sudrabainākajām

title: sudrabainākajām


text: sidrabainākajām

title: sidrabainākajām


text: uzcītīgākie

title: uzcītīgākie


text: uzcītīgākajiem

title: uzcītīgākajiem


text: uzcītīgākajā

title: uzcītīgākajā


text: teoloģiskākie

title: teoloģiskākie


text:
ӏус

Noun

 * 1) food for animals; fodder
 * Кӏалэм ӏус шкӏэм реты — The boy is giving food to the calf.
 * Чэтмэ ӏус аритыгъ — He gave food to the chickens.

title: ӏус


text: teoloģiskākajiem

title: teoloģiskākajiem


text: teoloģiskākajā

title: teoloģiskākajā


text: tukšākie

title: tukšākie


text: tukšākajiem

title: tukšākajiem


text: tukšākajā

title: tukšākajā


text: socioloģiskākie

title: socioloģiskākie


text: socioloģiskākajiem

title: socioloģiskākajiem


text: socioloģiskākajā

title: socioloģiskākajā


text: strādīgākie

title: strādīgākie


text: strādīgākajiem

title: strādīgākajiem


text: strādīgākajā

title: strādīgākajā


text: sudrabainākie

title: sudrabainākie


text: sudrabainākajiem

title: sudrabainākajiem


text: sudrabainākajā

title: sudrabainākajā


text: sidrabainākie

title: sidrabainākie


text: uzcītīgākajos

title: uzcītīgākajos


text: uzcītīgākajās

title: uzcītīgākajās


text: uzcītīgākajai

title: uzcītīgākajai


text: teoloģiskākajos

title: teoloģiskākajos


text: teoloģiskākajās

title: teoloģiskākajās


text: teoloģiskākajai

title: teoloģiskākajai


text: tukšākajos

title: tukšākajos


text: tukšākajās

title: tukšākajās


text: tukšākajai

title: tukšākajai


text: socioloģiskākajos

title: socioloģiskākajos


text: socioloģiskākajās

title: socioloģiskākajās


text: socioloģiskākajai

title: socioloģiskākajai


text: strādīgākajos

title: strādīgākajos


text:
స్వధర్మము

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) one's own business or work.

title: స్వధర్మము


text: strādīgākajās

title: strādīgākajās


text: strādīgākajai

title: strādīgākajai


text: sudrabainākajos

title: sudrabainākajos


text: sudrabainākajās

title: sudrabainākajās


text: sudrabainākajai

title: sudrabainākajai


text: sidrabainākajos

title: sidrabainākajos


text: sidrabainākajās

title: sidrabainākajās


text: sidrabainākajai

title: sidrabainākajai


text:
maintenance hole

Etymology
. The first word may have been chosen partly to preserve the same initials as.

Noun

 * 1) manhole

Usage notes

 * This is apparently a response to the perceived sexism of the word, and has sometimes replaced it in contexts where this issue is considered important, as in government documents.

title: maintenance hole


text: sidrabainākajiem

title: sidrabainākajiem


text: sidrabainākajā

title: sidrabainākajā


text:
Talk:hole

popcorn bucket
What is the meaning of the first definition? What is it talking about? What is a popcorn bucket hole? What’s a popcorn bucket?
 * A hollow spot in a surface.
 * Get some popcorn out of that popcorn bucket hole.

I have no idea what this could mean. —Stephen (Talk) 15:49, 5 November 2012 (UTC)

 * I don't know either! I've replaced it with Webster 1913's examples. Equinox ◑ 23:02, 9 September 2013 (UTC)

"Only a hole would be that dumb"
Said by. Apparently it's derogatory slang for "woman". Equinox ◑ 14:39, 3 May 2016 (UTC)
 * Yes, people sometimes say this, I've seen it online. Difficult to find cites for, though. — Mnemosientje (t · c) 12:38, 6 February 2020 (UTC)

gossip hole
gossip hole is mentioned in the entry of mentidero; what meaning of hole is used? --Backinstadiums (talk) 10:19, 6 February 2020 (UTC)

 * Removed; not a common phrase. Equinox ◑ 12:02, 6 February 2020 (UTC)

title: Talk:hole


text:
visuzcītīgāk

Adverb

 * 1) most diligent, most industrious, most zealous, most diligently, most industriously, most zealously;

title: visuzcītīgāk


text:
visteoloģiskāk

Adverb

 * 1) most theological, most theologically;

title: visteoloģiskāk


text:
nōz

Noun

 * 1)  nose

title: nōz


text: nōza

title: nōza


text:
発注

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) an order for materials

Verb

 * 1) to place an order

title: 発注


text:
紙紮

Noun

 * 1) joss paper offerings, such as hell money

title: 紙紮


text: 纸扎

title: 纸扎


text:
hell money

Noun

 * 1) Joss money burnt in East Asian ancestor worship.

Translations

 * Arabic:
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish: sieluraha,
 * Japanese:
 * Korean:
 * Portuguese:
 * Spanish:
 * Thai: อิมกังจัวยี่
 * Vietnamese: tiền giấy, tiền âm phủ

title: hell money


text:
送迎

Noun

 * 1) seeing off and meeting

Verb

 * 1) see off and meet, such as a seeing off a traveller

title: 送迎


text:
vistukšāk

Adverb

 * 1) most empty, most emptily;

title: vistukšāk


text:
vissocioloģiskāk

Adverb

 * 1) most sociological, most sociologically;

title: vissocioloģiskāk


text:
visstrādīgāk

Adverb

 * 1) most hard-working, most industrious, most diligent, most industriously, most diligently;

title: visstrādīgāk


text:
vissudrabaināk

Adverb

 * 1) most silvery, most like silver;

title: vissudrabaināk


text:
アサイン

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) assignment

Verb

 * 1) assign

title: アサイン


text:
vissidrabaināk

Adverb

 * 1)  most like silver;

title: vissidrabaināk


text:
cōn

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) tooth

title: cōn


text: cȳn

title: cȳn


text:
Bitsįʼ yishtłizhii

Etymology
+ +  +

Noun

 * 1) Native American(s), American Indian(s), indigenous people(s), aboriginal people(s), native people(s)

title: Bitsįʼ yishtłizhii


text: visuzcītīgāko

title: visuzcītīgāko


text:
fertum

Etymology
From, from , ultimately from , from the root ; cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, , 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. Related to ;.

Noun

 * 1) A sort of sacrificial cake

title: fertum


text:
fertus

Etymology
From, past participle of , from. See also Latin.

Adjective

 * 1) fertile, productive

title: fertus


text: ferta

title: ferta


text: fertae

title: fertae


text: fertorum

title: fertorum


text: fertarum

title: fertarum


text: fertam

title: fertam


text: fertos

title: fertos


text: fertas

title: fertas


text: visteoloģiskāko

title: visteoloģiskāko


text: vistukšāko

title: vistukšāko


text:
fetesco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to start to stink

title: fetesco


text: fetescis

title: fetescis


text: fetescit

title: fetescit


text: fetescimus

title: fetescimus


text: fetescitis

title: fetescitis


text: fetescunt

title: fetescunt


text: fetescam

title: fetescam


text: fetesces

title: fetesces


text: fetescet

title: fetescet


text: fetescemus

title: fetescemus


text: fetescetis

title: fetescetis


text: vissocioloģiskāko

title: vissocioloģiskāko


text: fetescent

title: fetescent


text: fetescebam

title: fetescebam


text: fetescebas

title: fetescebas


text: fetescebat

title: fetescebat


text: fetescebamus

title: fetescebamus


text: fetescebatis

title: fetescebatis


text: fetescebant

title: fetescebant


text: fetescas

title: fetescas


text: fetescat

title: fetescat


text: fetescamus

title: fetescamus


text: fetescatis

title: fetescatis


text: fetescant

title: fetescant


text: fetescerem

title: fetescerem


text: visstrādīgāko

title: visstrādīgāko


text: fetesceres

title: fetesceres


text: fetesceret

title: fetesceret


text: fetesceremus

title: fetesceremus


text: fetesceretis

title: fetesceretis


text: fetescerent

title: fetescerent


text: fetesce

title: fetesce


text: fetescito

title: fetescito


text: fetescite

title: fetescite


text: fetescitote

title: fetescitote


text: fetescunto

title: fetescunto


text: fetescere

title: fetescere


text: vissudrabaināko

title: vissudrabaināko


text:
ficula

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * a small fig

title: ficula


text: vissidrabaināko

title: vissidrabaināko


text:
fistulatus

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Having pipes
 * 2) Shaped like a pipe

title: fistulatus


text: fistulata

title: fistulata


text: fistulatum

title: fistulatum


text: fistulati

title: fistulati


text: fistulatae

title: fistulatae


text: fistulatorum

title: fistulatorum


text: fistulatarum

title: fistulatarum


text: fistulato

title: fistulato


text: fistulatis

title: fistulatis


text: fistulatam

title: fistulatam


text: fistulatos

title: fistulatos


text: fistulatas

title: fistulatas


text:
fistulesco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to become full of holes

title: fistulesco


text: fistulescis

title: fistulescis


text: fistulescit

title: fistulescit


text: fistulescimus

title: fistulescimus


text: fistulescitis

title: fistulescitis


text: fistulescunt

title: fistulescunt


text: fistulescam

title: fistulescam


text: fistulesces

title: fistulesces


text: fistulescet

title: fistulescet


text: fistulescemus

title: fistulescemus


text: fistulescetis

title: fistulescetis


text: fistulescent

title: fistulescent


text: fistulescebam

title: fistulescebam


text: fistulescebas

title: fistulescebas


text: fistulescebat

title: fistulescebat


text: fistulescebamus

title: fistulescebamus


text: fistulescebatis

title: fistulescebatis


text: fistulescebant

title: fistulescebant


text: fistulescas

title: fistulescas


text: fistulescat

title: fistulescat


text: fistulescamus

title: fistulescamus


text: fistulescatis

title: fistulescatis


text: fistulescant

title: fistulescant


text: fistulescerem

title: fistulescerem


text: fistulesceres

title: fistulesceres


text: fistulesceret

title: fistulesceret


text: fistulesceremus

title: fistulesceremus


text: fistulesceretis

title: fistulesceretis


text: fistulescerent

title: fistulescerent


text: fistulesce

title: fistulesce


text: fistulescito

title: fistulescito


text: fistulescite

title: fistulescite


text: fistulescitote

title: fistulescitote


text: fistulescunto

title: fistulescunto


text: fistulescere

title: fistulescere


text: visuzcītīgākās

title: visuzcītīgākās


text: visteoloģiskākās

title: visteoloģiskākās


text: vistukšākās

title: vistukšākās


text:
in the final analysis

Etymology
.

Prepositional phrase

 * 1)  All things considered; ; in conclusion, basically and fundamentally.

Synonyms

 * ; see also Thesaurus:fundamentally

title: in the final analysis


text:
osteoconductivity

Noun

 * 1) Property of a biomaterial that encourages osteoconduction.

title: osteoconductivity


text: vissocioloģiskākās

title: vissocioloģiskākās


text: visstrādīgākās

title: visstrādīgākās


text: vissudrabainākās

title: vissudrabainākās


text: vissidrabainākās

title: vissidrabainākās


text: visuzcītīgākā

title: visuzcītīgākā


text:
前述

Adjective

 * 1)  aforementioned; aforestated; stated above

Noun

 * 1) the aforementioned, aforestated

Verb

 * 1) mention before

title: 前述


text: visteoloģiskākā

title: visteoloģiskākā


text: vistukšākā

title: vistukšākā


text:
encephalometric

Adjective

 * 1) Pertaining to measurement of the brain.

title: encephalometric


text: vissocioloģiskākā

title: vissocioloģiskākā


text: visstrādīgākā

title: visstrādīgākā


text: vissudrabainākā

title: vissudrabainākā


text: vissidrabainākā

title: vissidrabainākā


text:
geogenic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to the history of the earth.
 * 2) Resulting from geological processes.

Etymology
.

title: geogenic


text:
Lios

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) God

title: Lios


text: visuzcītīgākajam

title: visuzcītīgākajam


text: Category:Yaqui proper nouns

title: Category:Yaqui proper nouns


text:
ずれ込む

Verb

 * 1) drag on

title: ずれ込む


text: Category:Yaqui nouns

title: Category:Yaqui nouns


text: Category:Yaqui terms derived from Spanish


text: visteoloģiskākajam

title: visteoloģiskākajam


text: Category:Yaqui terms derived from Romance languages


text: vistukšākajam

title: vistukšākajam


text:
intramatrix

Adjective

 * 1) Situated or occurring within a matrix.

title: intramatrix


text: Category:Yaqui terms derived from Italic languages


text: vissocioloģiskākajam

title: vissocioloģiskākajam


text: Category:Yaqui terms derived from Indo-European languages


text: Category:Yaqui terms derived from other languages


text: visstrādīgākajam

title: visstrādīgākajam


text: vissudrabainākajam

title: vissudrabainākajam


text: vissidrabainākajam

title: vissidrabainākajam


text:
逼迫

Verb

 * 1) to force; to compel

Noun

 * 1) (financial) stringency
 * 2) impending crisis

Verb

 * 1) be pressed (for funds)
 * 2) become impending

title: 逼迫


text: visuzcītīgākajām

title: visuzcītīgākajām


text:
SUFC

Proper noun

 * 1) Sheffield United Football Club, a famous English football club from Sheffield.

title: SUFC


text: visteoloģiskākajām

title: visteoloģiskākajām


text: vistukšākajām

title: vistukšākajām


text: vissocioloģiskākajām

title: vissocioloģiskākajām


text: visstrādīgākajām

title: visstrādīgākajām


text: vissudrabainākajām

title: vissudrabainākajām


text: vissidrabainākajām

title: vissidrabainākajām


text: visuzcītīgākie

title: visuzcītīgākie


text: visuzcītīgākajiem

title: visuzcītīgākajiem


text: visuzcītīgākajā

title: visuzcītīgākajā


text:
사탄교

Noun

 * 1) Satanism

title: 사탄교


text:
サタニズム

Etymology

 * see 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) Satanism

title: サタニズム


text:
স্যাটানিজম

Noun

 * 1) Satanism

title: স্যাটানিজম


text: Citations:mecsplicateur

title: Citations:mecsplicateur


text:
Citations:mecspliquer

to mansplain

 * See also Citations:mecsplication

title: Citations:mecspliquer


text:
mecspliquer

Etymology
,.

Verb

 * 1)  mansplain

title: mecspliquer


text: mecsplicateur

title: mecsplicateur


text:
шайтонпарастӣ

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) Satanism

title: шайтонпарастӣ


text:
شیطان‌پرستی

Noun

 * 1) Satanism

title: شیطان‌پرستی


text: visteoloģiskākie

title: visteoloģiskākie


text: visteoloģiskākajiem

title: visteoloģiskākajiem


text: visteoloģiskākajā

title: visteoloģiskākajā


text: vistukšākie

title: vistukšākie


text: vistukšākajiem

title: vistukšākajiem


text: vistukšākajā

title: vistukšākajā


text: vissocioloģiskākie

title: vissocioloģiskākie


text: vissocioloģiskākajiem

title: vissocioloģiskākajiem


text: vissocioloģiskākajā

title: vissocioloģiskākajā


text: visstrādīgākie

title: visstrādīgākie


text: visstrādīgākajiem

title: visstrādīgākajiem


text: visstrādīgākajā

title: visstrādīgākajā


text: vissudrabainākie

title: vissudrabainākie


text: Category:ca:Broadcasting

title: Category:ca:Broadcasting


text: vissudrabainākajiem

title: vissudrabainākajiem


text: vissudrabainākajā

title: vissudrabainākajā


text: Category:de:Roman Catholicism

title: Category:de:Roman Catholicism


text: vissidrabainākie

title: vissidrabainākie


text: vissidrabainākajiem

title: vissidrabainākajiem


text: Category:sa:Asia

title: Category:sa:Asia


text: Category:sa:Eurasia

title: Category:sa:Eurasia


text: vissidrabainākajā

title: vissidrabainākajā


text:
satanizmi

Noun

 * 1) Satanism

title: satanizmi


text: Category:sa:Earth sciences

title: Category:sa:Earth sciences


text: Category:non:Death

title: Category:non:Death


text: Category:de:Calculus

title: Category:de:Calculus


text: Category:xh:Insects

title: Category:xh:Insects


text: Category:xh:Arthropods

title: Category:xh:Arthropods


text: Category:xh:Animals

title: Category:xh:Animals


text: Category:nl:Wine

title: Category:nl:Wine


text: Category:ko:Ancient Greece

title: Category:ko:Ancient Greece


text: Category:ko:Greece

title: Category:ko:Greece


text:
Citations:MediaWiki

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

title: Citations:MediaWiki


text: Category:cy:Sewing

title: Category:cy:Sewing


text: Category:cy:Materials

title: Category:cy:Materials


text: Category:cy:Crafts

title: Category:cy:Crafts


text: Category:cy:Clothing

title: Category:cy:Clothing


text:
flaminatus

Etymology
From the oblique stem of.

Noun

 * 1) The office of a flamen

title: flaminatus


text: Category:nds:Law

title: Category:nds:Law


text:
acilli

Derived terms

 * acīlloh

title: acilli


text:
floriparus

Adjective

 * 1) Bearing flowers

title: floriparus


text: floripara

title: floripara


text: floriparum

title: floriparum


text: floripari

title: floripari


text: floriparae

title: floriparae


text: floriparorum

title: floriparorum


text: floripararum

title: floripararum


text: Category:ga:Snooker

title: Category:ga:Snooker


text: floriparo

title: floriparo


text: floriparis

title: floriparis


text: floriparam

title: floriparam


text: floriparos

title: floriparos


text: floriparas

title: floriparas


text: floripare

title: floripare


text: Category:ba:Cattle

title: Category:ba:Cattle


text: Category:vi:Face

title: Category:vi:Face


text: Category:nb:Card games

title: Category:nb:Card games


text: Category:rej:Wind

title: Category:rej:Wind


text: Category:rej:Weather

title: Category:rej:Weather


text: visuzcītīgākos

title: visuzcītīgākos


text: visuzcītīgākajos

title: visuzcītīgākajos


text: Category:rej:Nature

title: Category:rej:Nature


text: visuzcītīgākajās

title: visuzcītīgākajās


text: visuzcītīgākajai

title: visuzcītīgākajai


text: Category:ka:Electricity

title: Category:ka:Electricity


text: Category:uk:Wine

title: Category:uk:Wine


text: visteoloģiskākos

title: visteoloģiskākos


text: visteoloģiskākajos

title: visteoloģiskākajos


text: visteoloģiskākajās

title: visteoloģiskākajās


text: visteoloģiskākajai

title: visteoloģiskākajai


text: vistukšākos

title: vistukšākos


text: vistukšākajos

title: vistukšākajos


text: Category:ar:Face

title: Category:ar:Face


text: vistukšākajās

title: vistukšākajās


text: vistukšākajai

title: vistukšākajai


text: vissocioloģiskākos

title: vissocioloģiskākos


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


text: vissocioloģiskākajos

title: vissocioloģiskākajos


text: Category:mwr:All topics

title: Category:mwr:All topics


text: vissocioloģiskākajās

title: vissocioloģiskākajās


text: vissocioloģiskākajai

title: vissocioloģiskākajai


text: Category:pt:Measuring instruments

title: Category:pt:Measuring instruments


text: Category:pt:Metrology

title: Category:pt:Metrology


text: visstrādīgākos

title: visstrādīgākos


text: visstrādīgākajos

title: visstrādīgākajos


text: Category:fo:Crime

title: Category:fo:Crime


text: visstrādīgākajās

title: visstrādīgākajās


text: Category:fo:Criminal law

title: Category:fo:Criminal law


text: visstrādīgākajai

title: visstrādīgākajai


text: Category:is:Probability theory

title: Category:is:Probability theory


text: Category:is:Mathematical analysis

title: Category:is:Mathematical analysis


text: vissudrabainākos

title: vissudrabainākos


text: Category:ady:Finance

title: Category:ady:Finance


text: Category:ady:Society

title: Category:ady:Society


text: vissudrabainākajos

title: vissudrabainākajos


text: Category:tl:Demonyms

title: Category:tl:Demonyms


text: vissudrabainākajās

title: vissudrabainākajās


text: Category:fi:Science fiction

title: Category:fi:Science fiction


text: vissudrabainākajai

title: vissudrabainākajai


text: Category:io:Grains

title: Category:io:Grains


text: Category:tet:Family

title: Category:tet:Family


text: Category:tet:Human

title: Category:tet:Human


text: Category:min:Six

title: Category:min:Six


text: Category:pt:Databases

title: Category:pt:Databases


text: vissidrabainākos

title: vissidrabainākos


text: Category:fax:Villages

title: Category:fax:Villages


text: Category:fax:Names

title: Category:fax:Names


text: vissidrabainākajos

title: vissidrabainākajos


text: vissidrabainākajās

title: vissidrabainākajās


text: vissidrabainākajai

title: vissidrabainākajai


text: Category:ii:Earth sciences

title: Category:ii:Earth sciences


text: Category:ii:Liquids

title: Category:ii:Liquids


text: Category:ii:Matter

title: Category:ii:Matter


text:
tomahuac

Adjective

 * 1) fat

Alternative forms

 * tohtomāhuac

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Something fat, thick, plump.

Related terms

 * tomacpōl
 * tomāhuacāyōtl
 * tomāhualiztli

title: tomahuac


text:
קוסמטי

Adjective

 * 1) Cosmetic: relating to cosmetics, or to personal appearance.
 * ניתוח קוסמטי — nitúakh kosméti — cosmetic surgery
 * רפואה קוסמטית — r'fu'á kosmétit — cosmetic medicine
 * 1) Cosmetic: superficial, affecting only the surface.
 * שינויים קוסמטיים בלבד — shinuyím kosmétiyim bil'vád — mere cosmetic changes

title: קוסמטי


text:
דלקת

Etymology
From ; so called due to the heat given off by an inflamed area, and sometimes by the whole body. (Compare 🇨🇬, and its relation to .) The word appears only once in the Bible (see quotation below), as part of a warning to the people of what will happen if they deviate from the path of Torah.

Noun

 * 1) An inflammation: an immune reaction to a foreign object or chemical in the body.
 * 2) * 28:22:
 * יַכְּכָה ה׳ בַּשַּׁחֶפֶת וּבַקַּדַּחַת וּבַדַּלֶּקֶת וּבַחַרְחֻר וּבַחֶרֶב וּבַשִּׁדָּפוֹן וּבַיֵּרָקוֹן וּרְדָפוּךָ עַד אָבְדֶךָ׃
 * yak'khá H. bashakhéfet uvakadákhat uvadaléket uvakharkhúr uvakhérev uvashidafón uvayerakón ur'dafúkha ád av'dékha.
 * The L-RD shall smite thee with a consumption, and with a fever, and with an inflammation, and with an extreme burning, and with the sword, and with blasting, and with mildew; and they shall pursue thee until thou perish.
 * 1)  Any instance of redness, even one that is not due to an immune response.

title: דלקת


text:
affichiste

Noun

 * 1) poster designer

title: affichiste


text:
kaikupuhe

Noun

 * 1)  echolalia immediate, involuntary, and repetitive echoing of words or phrases spoken by another

title: kaikupuhe


text:
ekolalia

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1)  echolalia immediate, involuntary, and repetitive echoing of words or phrases spoken by another

title: ekolalia


text: Category:eo:Space

title: Category:eo:Space


text:
campicolus

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1)  dwelling in fields or plains

title: campicolus


text: hæmopoietic

title: hæmopoietic


text: campicola

title: campicola


text: campicolum

title: campicolum


text: campicoli

title: campicoli


text: campicolae

title: campicolae


text: campicolorum

title: campicolorum


text: campicolarum

title: campicolarum


text: campicolo

title: campicolo


text: campicolis

title: campicolis


text: campicolam

title: campicolam


text: campicolos

title: campicolos


text: campicolas

title: campicolas


text: campicole

title: campicole


text:
pulksten

Etymology
From, probably from an inflected (case-marked) form.

Adverb

 * 1)  o'clock indicating the time at which something happens

title: pulksten


text:
umflăciune

Etymology
From, or possibly , and therefore a. Compare 🇨🇬, dialectal 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  swelling

title: umflăciune


text: hæmatoporphyrin

title: hæmatoporphyrin


text:
înșelăciune

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) fraud
 * 2) hoax
 * 3) act of tricking, defrauding, swindling, cheating

title: înșelăciune


text:
multishirk

Etymology
by analogy to

Verb

 * 1)  To do more than one non-work activity at once.

title: multishirk


text: homœopathicity

title: homœopathicity


text:
inchação

Etymology
, and therefore a, a later borrowing. . Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, dialectal 🇨🇬, archaic 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) swelling
 * 2) bump
 * 3) pock
 * 4) tumor
 * 5)  arrogance, vanity, pride
 * 1)  arrogance, vanity, pride

title: inchação


text:
inflação

Etymology
. Compare the inherited doublet.

Noun

 * 1) inflation

title: inflação


text: Citations:multishirk

title: Citations:multishirk


text: multishirking

title: multishirking


text: multishirks

title: multishirks


text: multishirked

title: multishirked


text:
vējains

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  windy having wind, accompanied by wind, characterized by wind
 * 2)  windy where there is much wind; exposed to wind
 * 3)  frivolous, light-minded, breezy
 * 1)  windy where there is much wind; exposed to wind
 * 2)  frivolous, light-minded, breezy
 * 1)  windy where there is much wind; exposed to wind
 * 2)  frivolous, light-minded, breezy
 * 1)  frivolous, light-minded, breezy
 * 1)  frivolous, light-minded, breezy

title: vējains


text: Category:Italian terms with audio links

title: Category:Italian terms with audio links


text:
Citations:homœopathise

Verb:

title: Citations:homœopathise


text:
Category:Terms with audio links by language

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text: Citations:cloudwash

title: Citations:cloudwash


text:
चुंबन

Etymology
. . Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) the act of kissing; a kiss

Etymology
. Cognate with 🇨🇬 /, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) kiss

title: चुंबन


text:
Talk:guards

"Guards" is used in Ireland for police, because of their official Irish name Gardaí. So one would say: I called the guards instead of I called the police.

title: Talk:guards


text:
cloudwash

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) To add the word "cloud" to a service or product in order to suggest support for cloud computing, with minimal changes to the product or service itself.

title: cloudwash


text:
קמפיין

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A campaign: a marketing campaign, ad campaign, political campaign, or similar.
 * קמפיין שיווק — kampéin shivúk — a marketing campaign

title: קמפיין


text:
waint

Contraction

 * , wouldn't

title: waint


text:
發洩

Verb

 * 1) to let off steam; to vent; to express one's grievances

title: 發洩


text: 發泄

title: 發泄


text: 发泄

title: 发泄


text:
zvīņa

Etymology
From (with the suffixes  and (feminine) ), from the same stem as 🇨🇬 (q.v.).

Noun

 * 1)  scales little bone-like plates that cover and protect the body of fish, reptiles, etc.
 * 2)  scales diverse more or less flat growths on various plant organs; small, reduced plant organs or their parts
 * 3)  scale-like parts, layers on a substance
 * 4)  skin flakes, scales made of dead skin cells
 * 1)  scales diverse more or less flat growths on various plant organs; small, reduced plant organs or their parts
 * 2)  scale-like parts, layers on a substance
 * 3)  skin flakes, scales made of dead skin cells
 * 1)  scale-like parts, layers on a substance
 * 2)  skin flakes, scales made of dead skin cells
 * 1)  scale-like parts, layers on a substance
 * 2)  skin flakes, scales made of dead skin cells
 * 1)  skin flakes, scales made of dead skin cells
 * 1)  skin flakes, scales made of dead skin cells
 * 1)  skin flakes, scales made of dead skin cells

Usage notes
In all senses, the plural forms (, etc.) are much more frequently used than the singular forms (, etc.).

title: zvīņa


text:
రైలు

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) rail
 * 2) railway train

title: రైలు