text: drivon

title: drivon


text:
Talk:engil

Etymology
From Gothic aggilus,, from , Latin angelus

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

title: Talk:engil


text: cruciais

title: cruciais


text: blindagens

title: blindagens


text: boletins

title: boletins


text: bromações

title: bromações


text: brucitas

title: brucitas


text: calcificações

title: calcificações


text: carbonetos

title: carbonetos


text: cartilagens

title: cartilagens


text: carências

title: carências


text: cianuretos

title: cianuretos


text: bozmaz

title: bozmaz


text: cicloxigenases

title: cicloxigenases


text: cinábrios

title: cinábrios


text: ciolitas

title: ciolitas


text: clarificações

title: clarificações


text: coerências

title: coerências


text: colagens

title: colagens


text: compatibilidades

title: compatibilidades


text: comprovações

title: comprovações


text: compósitos

title: compósitos


text: bozar

title: bozar


text: concessões

title: concessões


text: condritos

title: condritos


text: bactericidas

title: bactericidas


text: confeitarias

title: confeitarias


text: bromada

title: bromada


text: confeiteiros

title: confeiteiros


text: conjuntivos

title: conjuntivos


text: bromados

title: bromados


text: consistências

title: consistências


text: constituições

title: constituições


text: bromadas

title: bromadas


text: corrosões

title: corrosões


text: cristalinidades

title: cristalinidades


text: cristalizações

title: cristalizações


text: bromosas

title: bromosas


text: condrítica

title: condrítica


text: condríticos

title: condríticos


text: condríticas

title: condríticas


text:
conjuntiva

Etymology 1
,.

Noun

 * 1)  conjunctiva membrane that lines the inner surface of the eyelid

Etymology 1
,.

Noun

 * 1)  conjunctiva membrane that lines the inner surface of the eyelid

Etymology 1
,.

Noun

 * 1)  conjunctiva membrane that lines the inner surface of the eyelid

title: conjuntiva


text: conjuntivas

title: conjuntivas


text: cosmogênica

title: cosmogênica


text: cosmogênicos

title: cosmogênicos


text: cosmogênicas

title: cosmogênicas


text:
etno

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) ethnicity

title: etno


text: etnoj

title: etnoj


text: etnon

title: etnon


text: etnojn

title: etnojn


text:
eŭfemismo

Etymology
Ultimately from, from.

Noun

 * 1) euphemism

title: eŭfemismo


text: eŭfemismoj

title: eŭfemismoj


text: eŭfemismon

title: eŭfemismon


text: imposthumed

title: imposthumed


text: eŭfemismojn

title: eŭfemismojn


text:
eŭkalipto

Etymology
Borrowed from, from  +.

Noun

 * 1) eucalyptus

title: eŭkalipto


text: eŭkaliptoj

title: eŭkaliptoj


text: eŭkalipton

title: eŭkalipton


text: eŭkaliptojn

title: eŭkaliptojn


text:
nachäffen

Verb

 * 1) to ape, to mimic
 * 2)  to copycat, to imitate

title: nachäffen


text:
farĉo

Etymology
Ultimately from, likely influenced by Slavic borrowings like 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. .

Noun

 * 1)  stuffing

title: farĉo


text: farĉon

title: farĉon


text:
drawerknob

Noun

 * 1) A knob for opening a drawer.

Translations

 * Finnish: laatikon nuppi

title: drawerknob


text:
Nachäffung

Noun

 * 1) aping, mimicry

title: Nachäffung


text: drawerknobs

title: drawerknobs


text: Nachäffungen

title: Nachäffungen


text:
farĉi

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to stuff

title: farĉi


text: Canı

title: Canı


text: Canlar

title: Canlar


text: farĉas

title: farĉas


text: farĉis

title: farĉis


text: farĉos

title: farĉos


text: farĉus

title: farĉus


text: farĉu

title: farĉu


text:
framo

Noun

 * 1) frame (e.g. of a machine)

title: framo


text: framoj

title: framoj


text: framon

title: framon


text: framojn

title: framojn


text:
REA

Noun

 * 1)   In contracting with government entities in the United States, used to indicate that compensation is sought for unexpected costs arising in the fulfillment of a contract.

Usage notes

 * Typically displayed at the end of a warning sign saying

title: REA


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/User:Anglom

Do you think they're ready for Autopatroller status? The reason I'm asking is that the huge number of edits involved with the Proto-Germanic page-moves is nuking Recent Changes. hasn't helped with tons of Esperanto form-of entries (I suspected a bot, at first, but I think they're just copy-pasting the first entry and changing a single letter in the template each time). This morning (PDT) the 500-change limit covered only about 3 hours, and I had to manually change the limit in the url to 1000 so I could see back to last night.

title: Thread:User talk:CodeCat/User:Anglom


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

I'm not sure. We could autopatrol them now while they are moving all those entries, and then assess it later?


text: frustris

title: frustris


text: frustros

title: frustros


text: frustrus

title: frustrus


text: frustru

title: frustru


text:
Fatmagül

Etymology
From.

title: Fatmagül


text:
Bennu

Etymology
Borrowing from. .

Proper noun

 * 1)  A self-created deity with the form of a bird (in New Kingdom artwork, a heron) that features in the ancient Egyptian creation myth and is also described as the ba (soul) of Ra.
 * 2) * 1830, "E. H.", Fragments on Egyptian Literature, , Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, page 349,
 * One compound name, of which it is an element, is that of the city, from which the Sebennytic mouth of the Nile was denominated Sebennu, that is, "the temple of Bennu," a god, who was represented in the form of a waterfowl, and whose phonetic name is of frequent occurrence.
 * 1) * 2014, J. Daniel Gunther, The Angel & The Abyss, Nicolas-Hays, Inc. (Ibis Press), page 113,
 * 15 The Uas Sceptre is the origin of the “Phoenix Wand”, which is the Wand of the Imperator of $$\mathrm A\!\therefore\!\mathrm A\!\therefore\,$$. The head of the wand was not originally a Bennu Bird, but the head of the god Set. The identification with the Bennu seems to have originated with the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn.
 * 1)  The near-Earth asteroid.

Usage notes

 * The bird is sometimes identified as the phoenix.
 * Classical thinking linked the phoenix of Greek mythology to an Egyptian mythological origin; this idea was reinforced by the 19th century discovery that the Bennu had been venerated in Heliopolis. Modern scholars, however, consider the Egyptian sources problematic and are sceptical about the direction of the influence.

Derived terms

 * the bird aspect of the deity; the indefinite corresponding real bird

Related terms

 * OSIRIS-REx

Translations

 * Egyptian:
 * Italian: Benu, Bennu
 * Marathi: बेन्नू

title: Bennu


text: genoj

title: genoj


text:
genon

Noun

 * 1)  A branch cut between two complex planes.
 * 2)  A coding sequence (or gene) together with the information necessary to fully express that coding sequence, such as epigenetic factors.
 * 1)  A coding sequence (or gene) together with the information necessary to fully express that coding sequence, such as epigenetic factors.

title: genon


text: genojn

title: genojn


text:
declínio

Noun

 * 1) decline, descent
 * 2) declension
 * 3) decay

title: declínio


text:
glisi

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

Verb

 * 1)  to glide

Related terms

 * glider

title: glisi


text: eficazes

title: eficazes


text: fabricados

title: fabricados


text: fabricadas

title: fabricadas


text:
grafikaĵo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) graphic drawing or picture

title: grafikaĵo


text: grafikaĵoj

title: grafikaĵoj


text: grafikaĵon

title: grafikaĵon


text: grafikaĵojn

title: grafikaĵojn


text: fabricarmos

title: fabricarmos


text: fabricardes

title: fabricardes


text: fabricais

title: fabricais


text: fabricavas

title: fabricavas


text: fabricávamos

title: fabricávamos


text: fabricáveis

title: fabricáveis


text: fabricavam

title: fabricavam


text: fabriquei

title: fabriquei


text: fabricou

title: fabricou


text: fabricámos

title: fabricámos


text: fabricastes

title: fabricastes


text: fabricáreis

title: fabricáreis


text: fabricarei

title: fabricarei


text: fabricarão

title: fabricarão


text: fabricarias

title: fabricarias


text: fabricaríeis

title: fabricaríeis


text: fabricariam

title: fabricariam


text: fabriqueis

title: fabriqueis


text: fabricássemos

title: fabricássemos


text: fabricásseis

title: fabricásseis


text: fabricai

title: fabricai


text: generalizarmos

title: generalizarmos


text: generalizardes

title: generalizardes


text: generalizarem

title: generalizarem


text: generalizais

title: generalizais


text: generalizam

title: generalizam


text: generalizava

title: generalizava


text: generalizavas

title: generalizavas


text: generalizávamos

title: generalizávamos


text: generalizáveis

title: generalizáveis


text: generalizavam

title: generalizavam


text: generalizei

title: generalizei


text: generalizou

title: generalizou


text: generalizámos

title: generalizámos


text: generalizastes

title: generalizastes


text: generalizaram

title: generalizaram


text: generalizáreis

title: generalizáreis


text:
gujavujo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) guava tree

title: gujavujo


text: generalizarei

title: generalizarei


text:
halita

Noun

 * 1)  halite

Noun

 * 1)  halite

title: halita


text: generalizarão

title: generalizarão


text: generalizaria

title: generalizaria


text: generalizarias

title: generalizarias


text: generalizaríeis

title: generalizaríeis


text: generalizariam

title: generalizariam


text: generalizemos

title: generalizemos


text: generalizeis

title: generalizeis


text: generalizem

title: generalizem


text: generalizasse

title: generalizasse


text: generalizasses

title: generalizasses


text: generalizássemos

title: generalizássemos


text: generalizásseis

title: generalizásseis


text: generalizassem

title: generalizassem


text: generalizai

title: generalizai


text: gujavujon

title: gujavujon


text: gujavujojn

title: gujavujojn


text: gujavujoj

title: gujavujoj


text:
gujavarbo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) guava tree

title: gujavarbo


text:
participação

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) participation

title: participação


text: gujavarboj

title: gujavarboj


text: gujavarbon

title: gujavarbon


text: gujavarbojn

title: gujavarbojn


text:
Doğukan

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1)  that means "ruler of the East"

title: Doğukan


text:
Vural

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1)  that means "strike and take"

title: Vural


text:
ĵokeo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  jockey one who rides racehorses

title: ĵokeo


text: ĵokeoj

title: ĵokeoj


text: ĵokeon

title: ĵokeon


text: ĵokeojn

title: ĵokeojn


text:
isentrooppinen

Etymology
(see 🇨🇬). Adapted with the adjectival suffix.

Adjective

 * 1) isentropic having a constant entropy

title: isentrooppinen


text:
kampanjo

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

Noun

 * 1) campaign

title: kampanjo


text: kampanjoj

title: kampanjoj


text:
islamilainen fundamentalismi

Noun

 * 1) Islamic fundamentalism

title: islamilainen fundamentalismi


text: kampanjon

title: kampanjon


text: kampanjojn

title: kampanjojn


text:
islamintutkija

Noun

 * 1) Islamist person who specializes in Islamic studies

title: islamintutkija


text:
kampanji

Verb

 * 1)  to wage a military campaign
 * 2)  to campaign, to take part in a political campaign

title: kampanji


text:
Template:tr-poss-prop-c-eü

possessive of

title: Template:tr-poss-prop-c-eü


text:
㝷

Han character

 * 1) (same as 尋) seek, search, look for
 * 2) ancient

title: 㝷


text:
Template:tr-prop-c-eü

declension of

title: Template:tr-prop-c-eü


text: unsecreting

title: unsecreting


text: unsecrets

title: unsecrets


text:
Wightsaari

Etymology
>

Proper noun

 * 1) Isle of Wight

title: Wightsaari


text:
prudento

Noun

 * 1) prudence, common sense, sanity

title: prudento


text: prudenton

title: prudenton


text:
unacknowledgeable

Adjective

 * 1) Not acknowledgeable.

title: unacknowledgeable


text:
Simonidean

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to the Ancient Greek poet Simonides.

title: Simonidean


text:
für alle Fälle

Adverb

 * 1) just in case

title: für alle Fälle


text: sullens

title: sullens


text:
Draytonian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to  (1563–1631), English poet.

title: Draytonian


text:
下ろす

Verb

 * , to unload; to drop off; to lower
 * 1) to cut; to prune
 * 2) to renew, to make anew
 * , to sell wholesale; to grate

Usage notes
The relationship between 下ろす and 降ろす (both pronounced おろす orosu, and with partially overlapping meanings) is subtle. See the note at 降ろす.

title: 下ろす


text:
American ivy

Noun

 * 1) The Virginia creeper.

title: American ivy


text:
Goliathan

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to the Biblical giant Goliath; gigantic.

title: Goliathan


text: storehousing

title: storehousing


text: storehoused

title: storehoused


text:
unbetrayable

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Not able to be betrayed.
 * 2) * 1926,, “” VI in The Collected Poems of Hart Crane, New York: Liveright, 1946, p. 110,
 * The imaged Word, it is, that holds
 * Hushed willows anchored in its glow.
 * It is the unbetrayable reply
 * Whose accent no farewell can know.
 * Whose accent no farewell can know.

title: unbetrayable


text:
Talk:sluff

You don't have a single reference for this word's existence that occurs before the 1990's. Your references are coming from periodicals or websites: media that has a known track record for spelling inaccuracies. Is everyone sure they aren't just using misspellings to support the conclusion that "sluff" is a proper word, rather than the fact that people (usually Americans) have just continually misspelled "slough" out of laziness or ignorance?

The claim has been made that this word is from the "Middle English slough". It was spelled "slughe" in Middle English, so your first bit of info is incorrect, there; it wasn't spelled "slough" until 1720. Is there any evidence whatsoever that it has been (or ever was) spelled "sluff" since the 15th century? No, so this article is already inaccurate.

There are other, more obvious origins for this word. The page should be rewritten to reflect the word's true origins (if I am incorrect), or, if they cannot be shown, the page entry should be removed. "Sluff" is not in the OED, or any dictionary in my possession, and if your theory of origin is 1995, I think you need to try a little harder: it's not jargon, it's not a new word. It is misspelled, plain and simple. Every spell-check program on my computer agrees. The word is "slough". Yabopomonofonomopo bay (talk) 20:18, 13 April 2013 (UTC)

 * Use WT:RFV. Equinox ◑ 20:20, 13 April 2013 (UTC)

RFV discussion
I'm just going to copy over my argument from the discussion page, as I will not be returning to this request:

You don't have a single reference for this word's existence that occurs before the 1990's. Your references are coming from periodicals or websites: media that has a known track record for spelling inaccuracies. Is everyone sure they aren't just using misspellings to support the conclusion that "sluff" is a proper word, rather than the fact that people (usually Americans) have just continually misspelled "slough" out of laziness or ignorance?

The claim has been made that this word is from the "Middle English slough". It was spelled "slughe" in Middle English, so your first bit of info is incorrect, there; it wasn't spelled "slough" until 1720. Is there any evidence whatsoever that it has been (or ever was) spelled "sluff" since the 15th century? No, so this article is already inaccurate.

There are other, more obvious origins for this word. The page should be rewritten to reflect the word's true origins (if I am incorrect), or, if they cannot be shown, the page entry should be removed. "Sluff" is not in the OED, or any dictionary in my possession, and if your theory of origin is 1995, I think you need to try a little harder: it's not jargon, it's not a new word. It is misspelled, plain and simple. Every spell-check program on my computer agrees. The word is "slough". Yabopomonofonomopo bay (talk) 20:31, 13 April 2013 (UTC)

 * There's no such thing as misspelled, plain and simple, in a case like this. Spelling is dictated by usage and acceptability, and if a word is "continually misspelled", it's simply spelled that way.

 * Oxford says it's okay in some cases. There aren't many uses for the word prior to the 1990s but a quick Google search reveals a few: this advertisement in Life in 1957, and 1982 in the bridge sense (unaltered reproduction of 1973 edition). "It was spelled "slughe" in Middle English" strikes me as unreliable; spellings in ME vary quite wildly depending on manuscript.--Prosfilaes (talk) 23:12, 13 April 2013 (UTC)
 * Perhaps there should be a warning for an ignorant user that the spelling is regarded as non-standard by many or even majority of English speakers - a usage note or something? --Hekaheka (talk) 05:02, 14 April 2013 (UTC)
 * Sure. I'd take note that it's found tolerable by at least Oxford for slang usages.--Prosfilaes (talk) 08:25, 14 April 2013 (UTC)
 * @Yabopomonofonomopo bay it is about evidence rather than arguments. Mglovesfun (talk) 10:51, 14 April 2013 (UTC)
 * In contract bridge, there is a play known as "ruff and sluff". Google Books reveals that seems to be the only spelling in bridge books.  The spelling "ruff and slough" picks up exactly two hits, both to novels, and no bridge-related hits for "rough and slough".  But compare Ruff and discard, which I assume reflects British usage. Choor monster (talk) 15:58, 14 April 2013 (UTC)
 * The 1904 English Dialect Dictionary lists numerous citations to the "sluff" spelling under the "slough" entry. Choor monster (talk) 16:08, 14 April 2013 (UTC)

Here's a related issue to ponder about: if "sluff" and "slough" are alternative spellings, why do we have unidentical definitions for them? According to the definitions we have, "sluff" means avalanche or mudslide, but "slough" is muddy area or type of swamp. As a verb "slough" means shed the skin, but "sluff" is more general in meaning, it even means shrug off or avoid working. They share the senses of dead skin and to discard in a card game. There would be a nice cleanup job for someone, it seems. --Hekaheka (talk) 16:41, 14 April 2013 (UTC)

 * Passed. If you think it is a misspelling and not common enough for an entry, WT:RFD it. — Ungoliant (Falai) 18:17, 19 September 2013 (UTC)

title: Talk:sluff


text: probeth

title: probeth


text:
unscourged

Adjective

 * 1) Not having been scourged.

title: unscourged


text:
Dagonite

Noun

 * 1) A worshipper of Dagon.

title: Dagonite


text: Dagonites

title: Dagonites


text:
unkneeling

Adjective

 * 1) Not kneeling.

title: unkneeling


text:
courtyarded

Adjective

 * 1) Having a courtyard.

title: courtyarded


text:
sirenless

Adjective

 * 1) Without a siren.

title: sirenless


text:
keep the pot boiling

Verb

 * 1)  To maintain one's livelihood; to continue to procure the necessities of living.
 * 2)  To continue going on actively, as in certain games.

title: keep the pot boiling


text:
jail lock

Noun

 * 1) A kind of cast-iron padlock.

title: jail lock


text: jail locks

title: jail locks


text: leading wheels

title: leading wheels


text:
lowbell

Etymology
. See.

Noun

 * 1) A bell used in fowling at night, to frighten birds, and, with a sudden light, to make them fly into a net.
 * 2) * c. 1700-1708,, Art of Love
 * The fowler's lowbell robs the lark of sleep.
 * 1) A bell to be hung on the neck of a sheep.

title: lowbell


text: lowbells

title: lowbells


text:
Virginia reel

Noun

 * 1) An English country dance dating from the 17th century, popular in America between 1830 and 1890.
 * 2)  A solitaire card game using two mixed decks of playing cards, and in which the foundations are built up by suit in intervals of three.
 * 3) A kind of rollercoaster characterized by spinning circular "tubs" that zigzag down a flat-bottomed track.

title: Virginia reel


text: Virginia reels

title: Virginia reels


text: violenting

title: violenting


text: violented

title: violented


text:
Talk:shrug

We state that a shrug signals indifference. Webster 1913 goes further: "dislike, dread, doubt, or the like". Equinox ◑ 21:20, 13 April 2013 (UTC)

title: Talk:shrug


text:
Talk:potkova

hello

There may be an ethymology for porkova: pot = below kovina = metal.

84.150.32.10 21:23, 13 April 2013 (UTC)

title: Talk:potkova


text:
Talk:Ruth

"You must be some kinda girl, Miss Ruth", is a Liverpudlian phrase from 1977 onwards.

I love to see Ruth Mizz, he's so fabulous.

Ruth
Ruth is a unisex name meaning pity.

title: Talk:Ruth


text:
prikkelbaarheid

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) irritability

title: prikkelbaarheid


text: disvalued

title: disvalued


text: disvaluing

title: disvaluing


text: disvalues

title: disvalues


text:
prikkelbaar

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) irritable

title: prikkelbaar


text: flaggings

title: flaggings


text: retrospecting

title: retrospecting


text: retrospected

title: retrospected


text:
nitwittery

Noun

 * 1) Behaviour of nitwits; folly.

title: nitwittery


text:
heckelphone

Etymology
, named after the inventors, Wilhelm Heckel and his sons.

Noun

 * 1) A musical instrument resembling the oboe, but pitched an octave lower.

title: heckelphone


text: heckelphones

title: heckelphones


text:
קאַלט

Etymology
From, from , from , from.

Adjective

 * 1) cold

title: קאַלט


text:
горещ

Etymology
, a fossilized present active participle of 🇨🇬 +. , a Russism.

Adjective

 * 1) hot
 * 2)  ardent
 * 3)  fierce, heated

title: горещ


text:
ٹھنڈا

Etymology
,, from.

Adjective

 * 1) cold
 * 2)  apathetic
 * 3)  impotent, eunuch
 * 1)  impotent, eunuch

Noun

 * 1) a cold, refreshing drink

title: ٹھنڈا


text:
ацәҳәыра

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) desert

title: ацәҳәыра


text:
баярлалаа

Pronunciation

Interjection

 * 1) thank you

title: баярлалаа


text:
гялайлаа

Interjection

 * 1)  thank you

title: гялайлаа


text:
үзэх

Etymology
From, compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to see
 * 2) to inspect, to investigate
 * 3) to verify
 * 4) to learn, to study
 * 5) to experience, to undergo
 * 6) to empathize
 * 7) to test
 * 8)  to try, to attempt
 * 9) to strive, to try hard
 * 10)  to consider that, to reckon that
 * 11)  to deem, to treat as
 * 12)  to prophesy
 * 1) to test
 * 2)  to try, to attempt
 * 3) to strive, to try hard
 * 4)  to consider that, to reckon that
 * 5)  to deem, to treat as
 * 6)  to prophesy
 * 1)  to prophesy
 * 1)  to prophesy

title: үзэх


text: სმენა

title: სმენა


text:
Transsexualismus

Etymology
,.

Noun

 * 1) transsexualism

title: Transsexualismus


text: გაგონება

title: გაგონება


text: shittles

title: shittles


text:
シロップ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) syrup

title: シロップ


text:
נבחרת

Noun

 * 1) select team

title: נבחרת


text:
시럽

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) syrup

title: 시럽


text:
색소

Noun

 * 1) pigment, colouring matter

Synonyms

 * 물씨

title: 색소


text:
ijzerenheinig

Etymology
Equivalent to, with the former part a compound of.

Adjective

 * 1) imperturbable

title: ijzerenheinig


text:
πρωταθλητής

Etymology
From, first attested in 1839. The medieval or Late Koine with different sense "first martyr of faith", also see.

Noun

 * 1)  champion

title: πρωταθλητής


text:
sắc tố

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) pigment, colouring matter

title: sắc tố


text:
ахьӡ

Noun

 * 1) name

title: ахьӡ


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/jihtiz

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) statement, confession
 * 2) (joint) pain, cramp
 * 3) paralysis

Descendants

 * (obsolete),
 * (obsolete),
 * (obsolete),
 * (obsolete),
 * (obsolete),
 * (obsolete),
 * (obsolete),
 * (obsolete),
 * (obsolete),
 * (obsolete),
 * (obsolete),
 * (obsolete),
 * (obsolete),

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/jihtiz


text:
huyết sắc tố

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  haemoglobin

title: huyết sắc tố


text:
ヘモグロビン

Etymology

 * see 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  haemoglobin

title: ヘモグロビン


text:
헤모글로빈

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  haemoglobin

title: 헤모글로빈


text:
곁사슬

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1)  side chain

title: 곁사슬


text: གཅོད་པ

title: གཅོད་པ


text:
フリーランス

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) freelance

title: フリーランス


text:
フリーランサー

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) freelancer

title: フリーランサー


text:
프리랜서

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) freelancer

title: 프리랜서


text:
自由職業者

Noun

 * 1) freelancer

title: 自由職業者


text: 自由职业者

title: 自由职业者


text:
Chauceresque

Adjective

 * 1)  Reminiscent of the style of  (circa 1343–1400), major English poet of the Middle Ages.

title: Chauceresque


text: diaconates

title: diaconates


text:
oymak

Etymology 1
From, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  tribe

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

Verb

 * 1)  to cut, chisel, carve, or engrave a design in/upon sth.; to hollow sth. out

title: oymak


text: oymağı

title: oymağı


text: oymaklar

title: oymaklar


text: counterbuffed

title: counterbuffed


text: counterbuffing

title: counterbuffing


text:
녹음실

Noun

 * 1) recording studio

title: 녹음실


text:
intralegal

Adjective

 * 1) Within the law; not extralegal.

Antonyms

 * extralegal

title: intralegal


text:
건축물

Noun

 * 1) building, structure, architectural work

title: 건축물


text:
badger game

Noun

 * 1) An extortion scheme in which the victim is tricked into a compromising position (typically a sexual encounter) and then blackmailed.

title: badger game


text: badger games

title: badger games


text:
aşiret

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  tribe

title: aşiret


text: aşireti

title: aşireti


text:
Johnson bar

Etymology
The reinforcing bar was invented by A. L. Johnson of the St. Louis Expanded Metal Company.

Noun

 * 1) A corrugated metal bar used to reinforce concrete.
 * 2) A hand lever on various vehicles.
 * 3) A lever-dolly (similar to a crowbar) for moving heavy apparatus.

title: Johnson bar


text: Johnson bars

title: Johnson bars


text: aşiretler

title: aşiretler


text: aşiretim

title: aşiretim


text: aşiretin

title: aşiretin


text:
syncrude

Etymology
Short for.

Noun

 * 1) The output from a bitumen/extra heavy oil upgrader facility used in connection with oil sand production.

title: syncrude


text: oymağım

title: oymağım


text: oymağın

title: oymağın


text:
User talk:CopperKettle/todo

Dinge up
"dinge up" should be "ding up", by the way. (You can't tell from the past tense!) See. Equinox ◑ 01:08, 14 April 2013 (UTC)
 * Yes, I've already twigged that. Even started the dinged-up article. I've just been very remiss in cleaning up the list. (0: --CopperKettle (talk) 10:01, 14 April 2013 (UTC)

title: User talk:CopperKettle/todo


text: money mules

title: money mules


text:
laprobe

Noun

 * 1) A blanket to cover the lap.
 * "Cherokee drove his sleigh to the door, and they lifted Bobby in beside him. The team of fine horses sprang away prancingly over the hard snow. Cherokee had on his $500 overcoat of baby sealskin. The laprobe that he drew about them was as warm as velvet." O. Henry. Christmas by Injunction.

title: laprobe


text: laprobes

title: laprobes


text:
basecoat

Noun

 * 1) The undermost coat of paint, etc., over which subsequent layers can be applied.  In general usage this does not include any primer.

title: basecoat


text: basecoats

title: basecoats


text:
clearcoat

Noun

 * 1) A glossy, durable transparent coating sprayed onto the basecoat of an automobile.

title: clearcoat


text: clearcoats

title: clearcoats


text:
dish the dirt

Verb

 * 1)  To tell salacious gossip.
 * The tabloid newspaper was eager to dish the dirt on celebrities.

title: dish the dirt


text: Mazdian

title: Mazdian


text: Mazdians

title: Mazdians


text: Mazdeans

title: Mazdeans


text: ruokohelpi

title: ruokohelpi


text:
misguider

Noun

 * 1) One who misguides.

title: misguider


text: misguiders

title: misguiders


text: canarygrass

title: canarygrass


text: canarygrasses

title: canarygrasses


text:
Hitchcockesque

Adjective

 * 1) Reminiscent of the style of  (1899-1980), British filmmaker and producer; suspenseful; of the nature of a psychological thriller.

title: Hitchcockesque


text: oymaz

title: oymaz


text: catechizings

title: catechizings


text: sprunted

title: sprunted


text: sprunting

title: sprunting


text: yaptırmaz

title: yaptırmaz


text:
عشيرة

Noun

 * 1) clan

title: عشيرة


text: knightlier

title: knightlier


text: knightliest

title: knightliest


text:
layemut

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1) immortal

title: layemut


text: μάτηρ

title: μάτηρ


text:
fâni

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) mortal

title: fâni


text:
dairyhouse

Noun

 * 1) A farm building operating as a dairy.

title: dairyhouse


text: dairyhouses

title: dairyhouses


text: hedonizmi

title: hedonizmi


text: hedonizmim

title: hedonizmim


text:
augmentatively

Adverb

 * 1) In an augmentative fashion.

title: augmentatively


text: hedonizmler

title: hedonizmler


text: hazcılıklar

title: hazcılıklar


text: hazcılığı

title: hazcılığı


text: hedonizmin

title: hedonizmin


text: hazcılığın

title: hazcılığın


text:
hazcılık

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  hedonism

title: hazcılık


text:
hazcı

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  hedonist

title: hazcı


text: wheedlings

title: wheedlings


text: hazcının

title: hazcının


text: hazcıyı

title: hazcıyı


text:
turn-sick

Adjective

 * 1)  giddy

title: turn-sick


text: hazcılar

title: hazcılar


text: defteri

title: defteri


text: defterler

title: defterler


text: defterim

title: defterim


text: defterin

title: defterin


text:
nonmicrosomal

Adjective

 * 1) Not microsomal.

title: nonmicrosomal


text:
nonmicroscopic

Adjective

 * 1) Not microscopic.

title: nonmicroscopic


text: steans

title: steans


text: steens

title: steens


text: steenbucks

title: steenbucks


text: steenboks

title: steenboks


text:
oversparred

Adjective

 * 1)  Having spars larger than the usual dimension.

title: oversparred


text: 异戊二烯

title: 异戊二烯


text:
異戊二烯

Noun

 * 1)  isoprene

title: 異戊二烯


text:
assotted

Verb

 * 1) * 1485 – Thomas Malory. Le Morte Darthur, Book X, Chapter xxxix, leaf 239r
 * Ryght so came the fals Kynght syr Mordred and sawe sir Alysander was assoted vpon his lady
 * "Right so came the false knight Sir Mordred, and saw Sir Alisander was assotted upon his lady"
 * "Right so came the false knight Sir Mordred, and saw Sir Alisander was assotted upon his lady"

title: assotted


text:
Talk:bam

Etymologies
Webster 1913 suggests the cheat/hoax sense comes from. Equinox ◑ 04:46, 14 April 2013 (UTC)

 * Entry needs splitting into several different etymologies. Equinox ◑ 16:15, 31 March 2020 (UTC)

 * ✅ Equinox ◑ 17:33, 31 March 2020 (UTC)

A tweeter has pointed out that the etymologies of and  are circular. 98.170.164.88 06:12, 24 November 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:bam


text: oxymorum

title: oxymorum


text: hazcılığım

title: hazcılığım


text: altını

title: altını


text: altımı

title: altımı


text:
dize gelinmek

Etymology
Passive form of.

Verb

 * 1) to be come to heels

title: dize gelinmek


text: dize gelinmez

title: dize gelinmez


text: dize gelinir

title: dize gelinir


text: mısırı

title: mısırı


text: Mısır'ı

title: Mısır'ı


text: Mısır'a

title: Mısır'a


text: mısıra

title: mısıra


text: aunswer

title: aunswer


text: mısırın

title: mısırın


text: Mısır'ın

title: Mısır'ın


text: Mısır'ım

title: Mısır'ım


text: mısırım

title: mısırım


text:
Talk:transseksueel

no comparative and superlative senses?
Should comparative and superlative senses be listed? They don't exist in English. Nicole Sharp (talk) 06:06, 14 April 2013 (UTC)

title: Talk:transseksueel


text: Mısırlının

title: Mısırlının


text: Mısırlıyı

title: Mısırlıyı


text: Mısırlılar

title: Mısırlılar


text:
blouwildebeesoog

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) An African disease of sheep, marked by protrusion of the eye, blindness, and rupture.

title: blouwildebeesoog


text:
mısırlı

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Egyptian

Adjective

 * 1) with maize

title: mısırlı


text:
mısırsız

Adjective

 * 1) without maize

title: mısırsız


text:
imusolmukeajos

Noun

 * 1)  bubo inflamed swelling of a lymph node, especially due to an infection such as bubonic plague, gonorrhea, tuberculosis or syphilis

title: imusolmukeajos


text: camiyi

title: camiyi


text: camiler

title: camiler


text: aunswers

title: aunswers


text: aunswering

title: aunswering


text: camii

title: camii


text: camisi

title: camisi


text: aunswereth

title: aunswereth


text:
εργαστήριο

Noun

 * 1) workshop
 * 2)  laboratory
 * 3)  studio, atelier

title: εργαστήριο


text:
εργαστήρι

Noun

 * 1) workshop, laboratory
 * 2)  studio, atelier

title: εργαστήρι


text: aunswered

title: aunswered


text: aunswerd

title: aunswerd


text:
pehmeä sankkeri

Noun

 * 1)  chancroid, soft chancre, ulcus molle sexually transmitted infection

title: pehmeä sankkeri


text:
ulcus molle

Noun

 * 1) chancroid

title: ulcus molle


text:
soft chancre

Noun

 * 1)  chancroid sexually transmitted disease

title: soft chancre


text: Hry

title: Hry


text:
passivador

Adjective

 * 1) passivating

title: passivador


text: patologias

title: patologias


text:
pedreira

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) quarry
 * 2) rocky place
 * 3)  catapult
 * 4)  sinker line of a net
 * 1)  catapult
 * 2)  sinker line of a net

Etymology 1
From. .

Noun

 * 1) quarry

Etymology 2
From.

title: pedreira


text:
pentafluoreto

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  pentafluoride

title: pentafluoreto


text:
ḥrj-pr

Etymology
, thus ‘one who is above the house’.

Noun

 * 1) (male) majordomo, head domestic servant

title: ḥrj-pr


text:
perbromato

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  perbromate

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  perbromate

Noun

 * 1)  perbromate

title: perbromato


text: bromatos

title: bromatos


text:
granuloma inguinale

Noun

 * 1) A bacterial disease caused by  characterized by ulcerative genital lesions, endemic in many less developed regions.

Translations

 * Finnish: granuloma inguinale, viides sukupuolitauti

title: granuloma inguinale


text:
ḥrt-pr

Etymology
, thus ‘one who is above the house’.

Noun

 * 1)  (female) majordomo, head domestic servant

title: ḥrt-pr


text:
percentagem

Noun

 * 1) percentage
 * 2) percent
 * 3)  commission
 * 1)  commission

title: percentagem


text:
perturbação

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) perturbation
 * 2) disturbance
 * 3) turmoil, upheaval
 * 4)  disorder

title: perturbação


text:
pesquisador

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) searcher one who searches
 * 2)  researcher

Adjective

 * 1) investigating, inquiring

Noun

 * 1) investigator

title: pesquisador


text:
Softwareentwickler

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  software developer

title: Softwareentwickler


text:
pestilência

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pestilence, plague, contagion

title: pestilência


text:
Softwareentwicklerin

Etymology
From, or.

Noun

 * 1)  female software developer

title: Softwareentwicklerin


text: degenerativos

title: degenerativos


text: degenerativas

title: degenerativas


text:
Hardwareentwicklerin

Etymology
From, or.

Noun

 * 1)  female hardware developer

title: Hardwareentwicklerin


text:
Hardwareentwickler

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  hardware developer

title: Hardwareentwickler


text:
deposição

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) deposition (all senses)
 * 2) resignation, abandonment

title: deposição


text: Hardwareentwicklers

title: Hardwareentwicklers


text: Hardwareentwicklerinnen

title: Hardwareentwicklerinnen


text: Softwareentwicklers

title: Softwareentwicklers


text:
derivação

Noun

 * 1) derivation

title: derivação


text:
Entwicklerin

Noun

 * 1) female developer

Related terms
Derived with or from Entwicklerin:

title: Entwicklerin


text: dermatites

title: dermatites


text: Softwareentwicklerinnen

title: Softwareentwicklerinnen


text: Entwicklerinnen

title: Entwicklerinnen


text:
descalcificação

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) decalcification

title: descalcificação


text:
imerso

Adjective

 * 1) immersed
 * 2) submerged

title: imerso


text: impedindo

title: impedindo


text:
salientar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to stress, accentuate

title: salientar


text: salientares

title: salientares


text: salientarmos

title: salientarmos


text: salientardes

title: salientardes


text: salientarem

title: salientarem


text: salientando

title: salientando


text: salientado

title: salientado


text: salientados

title: salientados


text: salientada

title: salientada


text: salientadas

title: salientadas


text: saliento

title: saliento


text: salientas

title: salientas


text: salienta

title: salienta


text: salientamos

title: salientamos


text: salientais

title: salientais


text: salientam

title: salientam


text: salientava

title: salientava


text: salientavas

title: salientavas


text: salientávamos

title: salientávamos


text: salientáveis

title: salientáveis


text: salientavam

title: salientavam


text: salientei

title: salientei


text: salientaste

title: salientaste


text: salientou

title: salientou


text: salientámos

title: salientámos


text: salientastes

title: salientastes


text: salientaram

title: salientaram


text: salientara

title: salientara


text: salientaras

title: salientaras


text: salientáramos

title: salientáramos


text: salientáreis

title: salientáreis


text: salientarei

title: salientarei


text: salientarás

title: salientarás


text: salientará

title: salientará


text: salientaremos

title: salientaremos


text: salientareis

title: salientareis


text: salientarão

title: salientarão


text: salientaria

title: salientaria


text: salientarias

title: salientarias


text: salientaríamos

title: salientaríamos


text: salientaríeis

title: salientaríeis


text: salientariam

title: salientariam


text: salientemos

title: salientemos


text: salienteis

title: salienteis


text: salientasse

title: salientasse


text: salientasses

title: salientasses


text: salientássemos

title: salientássemos


text: salientásseis

title: salientásseis


text: salientassem

title: salientassem


text: salientai

title: salientai


text:
ḥrt

Etymology 1
, thus ‘(the one) being atop’. Some early writings of the sense ‘sky’ use determinatives that perhaps instead suggest a connection with the verb.

Noun

 * 1) sky
 * 2) sky as the dwelling-place of gods and the dead king
 * 3)  temple, earthly dwelling-place (of a god)
 * 4) temple roof
 * 5) upper side, upper surface
 * 1) upper side, upper surface

Usage notes
In the Late Period this word is often found in the dual with unchanged meaning.

Noun

 * 1) (female) supervisor, boss (+ genitive: of (wet nurses, harem women, a household, etc.))

Noun

 * 1) inundation of the Nile
 * 2) water in general

Noun

 * 1) rock-cut tomb
 * 2) particularly, one of the rock-cut royal tombs of the New Kingdom, such as those at the Valley of the Kings
 * 3) necropolis (of a particular city)
 * 4) afterworld, realm of the dead
 * 1) afterworld, realm of the dead

Etymology 3
.

Proper noun

 * 1) female Horus, Horus-goddess, Horet

Noun

 * 1)  road, path, specifically one by land as opposed to water

Descendants
Traditionally linked as a descendant, but rejected as such by Černý:

title: ḥrt


text: Luoteisterritoriot

title: Luoteisterritoriot


text:
Template:non-decl-ppron

Old Norse personal pronouns

title: Template:non-decl-ppron


text:
Module:User:Atitarev/ru-verb

--[=[   This module contains functions for creating inflection tables for Russian verbs. ]=]-- local m_utilities = require("Module:utilities") local com = require("Module:ru-common") local translit = require("Module:ru-translit") local export = {}

local lang = require("Module:languages").getLanguageByCode("ru") -- Within this module, conjugations are the functions that do the actual -- conjugating by creating the forms of a basic verb. -- They are defined further down. local conjugations = {} -- The main entry point. -- This is the only function that can be invoked from a template. function export.show(frame) local conj_type = frame.args[1] or error("Conjugation type has not been specified. Please pass parameter 1 to the module invocation") local args = frame:getParent.args PAGENAME = mw.title.getCurrentTitle.text NAMESPACE = mw.title.getCurrentTitle.nsText -- Verb type, one of impf, pf, impf-intr, pf-intr, impf-refl, pf-refl. -- Default to impf on the template page so that there is no script error. local verb_type = args[1] or (NAMESPACE == "Template" and "impf") or error("Verb type (first parameter) has not been provided") -- verbs may have reflexive ending stressed in the masculine singular: занялся́, начался́, etc.   local reflex_stress = args["reflex_stress"] -- "ся́" local forms, title, categories if conjugations[conj_type] then forms, title, categories = conjugations[conj_type](args) else error("Unknown conjugation type '" .. conj_type .. "'") end -- This form is not always present on verbs, so it needs to be specified explicitly. forms["past_pasv_part"] = args["past_pasv_part"] or "" --alternative forms forms["impr_sg2"] = forms["impr_sg2"] or args["impr_sg2"] forms["impr_pl2"] = forms["impr_pl2"] or args["impr_pl2"] forms["pres_actv_part2"] = forms["pres_actv_part2"] or args["pres_actv_part2"] forms["past_actv_part2"] = forms["past_actv_part2"] or args["past_actv_part2"] forms["pres_pasv_part2"] = forms["pres_pasv_part2"] or args["pres_pasv_part2"] forms["past_pasv_part2"] = forms["past_pasv_part2"] or args["past_pasv_part2"] forms["pres_adv_part2"] = forms["pres_adv_part2"] or args["pres_adv_part2"] forms["past_adv_part2"] = forms["past_adv_part2"] or args["past_adv_part2"] forms["past_adv_part_short2"] = forms["past_adv_part_short2"] or args["past_adv_part_short2"] forms["past_m2"] = forms["past_m2"] or args["past_m2"] forms["past_m3"] = forms["past_m3"] or args["past_m3"] forms["past_f2"] = forms["past_f2"] or args["past_f2"] forms["past_n2"] = forms["past_n2"] or args["past_n2"] forms["past_pl2"] = forms["past_pl2"] or args["past_pl2"] forms["pres_futr_1sg2"] = forms["pres_futr_1sg2"] or args["pres_futr_1sg2"] forms["pres_futr_2sg2"] = forms["pres_futr_2sg2"] or args["pres_futr_2sg2"] forms["pres_futr_3sg2"] = forms["pres_futr_3sg2"] or args["pres_futr_3sg2"] forms["pres_futr_1pl2"] = forms["pres_futr_1pl2"] or args["pres_futr_1pl2"] forms["pres_futr_2pl2"] = forms["pres_futr_2pl2"] or args["pres_futr_2pl2"] forms["pres_futr_3pl2"] = forms["pres_futr_3pl2"] or args["pres_futr_3pl2"] local intr = (verb_type == "impf-intr" or verb_type == "pf-intr" or verb_type == "pf-impers" or verb_type == "impf-impers" or verb_type == "pf-impers-refl" or verb_type == "impf-impers-refl") local refl = (verb_type == "impf-refl" or verb_type == "pf-refl" or verb_type == "pf-impers-refl" or verb_type == "impf-impers-refl") local perf = (verb_type == "pf" or verb_type == "pf-intr" or verb_type == "pf-refl" or verb_type == "pf-impers" or verb_type == "pf-impers-refl") --impersonal local impers = (verb_type == "pf-impers" or verb_type == "impf-impers" or verb_type == "pf-impers-refl" or verb_type == "impf-impers-refl") -- Perfective/imperfective if perf then table.insert(categories, "Russian perfective verbs") else table.insert(categories, "Russian imperfective verbs") end -- call alternative reflexive form to add a stressed "ся́" particle if reflex_stress then make_reflexive_alt(forms) end -- Reflexive/intransitive/transitive if refl then make_reflexive(forms) table.insert(categories, "Russian reflexive verbs") elseif intr then table.insert(categories, "Russian intransitive verbs") else table.insert(categories, "Russian transitive verbs") end -- Impersonal if impers then table.insert(categories, "Russian impersonal verbs") end return make_table(forms, title, perf, intr or refl, impers) .. m_utilities.format_categories(categories, lang) end --[=[   Conjugation functions ]=]-- conjugations["irreg-сыпать"] = function(args) -- irregular, only for verbs derived from сыпать local forms = {} local categories = {"Russian irregular verbs"} local title = "irregular" local prefix = args[2]; if not prefix then prefix = "" end forms["infinitive"] = prefix .. "сы́пать" forms["past_actv_part"] = prefix .. "сы́павший" forms["pres_pasv_part"] = "" forms["past_adv_part"] = prefix .. "сы́павши"; forms["past_adv_part_short"] = prefix .. "сы́пав" forms["pres_actv_part"] = prefix .. "сы́плющий" forms["pres_adv_part"] = prefix .. "сы́пля" forms["pres_adv_part2"] = prefix .. "сы́пя" forms["impr_sg"] = prefix .. "сы́пь" forms["impr_pl"] = prefix .. "сы́пьте" forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = prefix .. "сы́плю" forms["pres_futr_2sg"] = prefix .. "сы́плешь" forms["pres_futr_2sg2"] = prefix .. "сы́пешь" forms["pres_futr_3sg"] = prefix .. "сы́плет" forms["pres_futr_3sg2"] = prefix .. "сы́пет" forms["pres_futr_1pl"] = prefix .. "сы́плем" forms["pres_futr_1pl2"] = prefix .. "сы́пем" forms["pres_futr_2pl"] = prefix .. "сы́плете" forms["pres_futr_2pl2"] = prefix .. "сы́пете" forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = prefix .. "сы́плют" forms["pres_futr_3pl2"] = prefix .. "сы́пют" forms["past_m"] = prefix .. "сы́пал" forms["past_f"] = prefix .. "сы́пала" forms["past_n"] = prefix .. "сы́пало" forms["past_pl"] = prefix .. "сы́пали" -- вы́сыпать (perfective), not to confuse with высыпа́ть (1a, imperfective) if prefix == "вы́" then forms["infinitive"] = prefix .. "сыпать" forms["past_actv_part"] = prefix .. "сыпавший" forms["past_adv_part"] = prefix .. "сыпавши"; forms["past_adv_part_short"] = prefix .. "сыпав" forms["impr_sg"] = prefix .. "сыпь" forms["impr_pl"] = prefix .. "сыпьте" forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = prefix .. "сыплю" forms["pres_futr_2sg"] = prefix .. "сыплешь" forms["pres_futr_2sg2"] = prefix .. "сыпешь" forms["pres_futr_3sg"] = prefix .. "сыплет" forms["pres_futr_3sg2"] = prefix .. "сыпет" forms["pres_futr_1pl"] = prefix .. "сыплем" forms["pres_futr_1pl2"] = prefix .. "сыпем" forms["pres_futr_2pl"] = prefix .. "сыплете" forms["pres_futr_2pl2"] = prefix .. "сыпете" forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = prefix .. "сыплют" forms["pres_futr_3pl2"] = prefix .. "сыпют" forms["past_m"] = prefix .. "сыпал" forms["past_f"] = prefix .. "сыпала" forms["past_n"] = prefix .. "сыпало" forms["past_pl"] = prefix .. "сыпали" end return forms, title, categories end --[=[   Partial conjugation functions ]=]--

-- Present forms with -e-, no j-vowels. function present_e_a(forms, stem) forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = stem .. "у" forms["pres_futr_2sg"] = stem .. "ешь" forms["pres_futr_3sg"] = stem .. "ет" forms["pres_futr_1pl"] = stem .. "ем" forms["pres_futr_2pl"] = stem .. "ете" forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = stem .. "ут" end function present_e_b(forms, stem) if mw.ustring.find(stem, "[аэыоуяеиёю́]$") then forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = stem .. "ю́" forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = stem .. "ю́т" else forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = stem .. "у́" forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = stem .. "у́т" end forms["pres_futr_2sg"] = stem .. "ёшь" forms["pres_futr_3sg"] = stem .. "ёт" forms["pres_futr_1pl"] = stem .. "ём" forms["pres_futr_2pl"] = stem .. "ёте" end function present_e_c(forms, stem) local stem_noa = com.make_unstressed(stem) forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = stem_noa .. "у́" forms["pres_futr_2sg"] = stem .. "ешь" forms["pres_futr_3sg"] = stem .. "ет" forms["pres_futr_1pl"] = stem .. "ем" forms["pres_futr_2pl"] = stem .. "ете" forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = stem .. "ут" end -- Present forms with -e-, with j-vowels. function present_je_a(forms, stem, no_iotation) local iotated_stem = com.iotation(stem, shch) -- Verbs ending in a hushing consonant do not get j-vowels in the endings. if mw.ustring.find(iotated_stem, "[шщжч]$") then forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = iotated_stem .. "у" else forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = iotated_stem .. "ю" end if mw.ustring.find(iotated_stem, "[шщжч]$") then forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = iotated_stem .. "ут" else forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = iotated_stem .. "ют" end forms["pres_futr_2sg"] = iotated_stem .. "ешь" forms["pres_futr_3sg"] = iotated_stem .. "ет" forms["pres_futr_1pl"] = iotated_stem .. "ем" forms["pres_futr_2pl"] = iotated_stem .. "ете" if no_iotation then forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = stem .. "у" forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = stem .. "ут" forms["pres_futr_2sg"] = stem .. "ешь" forms["pres_futr_3sg"] = stem .. "ет" forms["pres_futr_1pl"] = stem .. "ем" forms["pres_futr_2pl"] = stem .. "ете" end end function present_je_b(forms, stem) forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = stem .. "ю́" forms["pres_futr_2sg"] = stem .. "ёшь" forms["pres_futr_3sg"] = stem .. "ёт" forms["pres_futr_1pl"] = stem .. "ём" forms["pres_futr_2pl"] = stem .. "ёте" forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = stem .. "ю́т" end function present_je_c(forms, stem) local stem_noa = com.make_unstressed(stem) -- iotate the stem local iotated_stem = com.iotation(stem) -- iotate the 2nd stem local iotated_stem_noa = com.iotation(stem_noa) -- Verbs ending in a hushing consonant do not get j-vowels in the endings. if mw.ustring.find(iotated_stem_noa, "[шщжч]$") then forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = iotated_stem_noa .. "у́" else forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = iotated_stem_noa .. "ю́" end -- Verbs ending in a hushing consonant do not get j-vowels in the endings. if mw.ustring.find(iotated_stem, "[шщжч]$") then forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = iotated_stem .. "ут" else forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = iotated_stem .. "ют" end forms["pres_futr_2sg"] = iotated_stem .. "ешь" forms["pres_futr_3sg"] = iotated_stem .. "ет" forms["pres_futr_1pl"] = iotated_stem .. "ем" forms["pres_futr_2pl"] = iotated_stem .. "ете" end -- Present forms with -i-. function present_i_a(forms, stem, shch) -- shch - iotatate final т as щ, not ч -- iotate the stem local iotated_stem = com.iotation(stem, shch) -- Verbs ending in a hushing consonant do not get j-vowels in the endings. if mw.ustring.find(iotated_stem, "[шщжч]$") then forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = iotated_stem .. "у" else forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = iotated_stem .. "ю" end if mw.ustring.find(stem, "[шщжч]$") then forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = stem .. "ат" else forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = stem .. "ят" end forms["pres_futr_2sg"] = stem .. "ишь" forms["pres_futr_3sg"] = stem .. "ит" forms["pres_futr_1pl"] = stem .. "им" forms["pres_futr_2pl"] = stem .. "ите" end function present_i_b(forms, stem, no_1sg_futr, shch) -- parameter no_1sg_futr - no 1st person singular future if no_1sg_futr = 1 if not no_1sg_futr then no_1sg_futr = 0 end -- parameter shch - iotatate final т as щ, not ч if not shch then shch = "" end -- iotate the stem local iotated_stem = com.iotation(stem, shch) -- Make 1st person future singular blank if no_1sg_futr = 1 if no_1sg_futr == 1 then forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = "" -- Verbs ending in a hushing consonant do not get j-vowels in the endings. elseif mw.ustring.find(iotated_stem, "[шщжч]$") then forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = iotated_stem .. "у́" else forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = iotated_stem .. "ю́" end if mw.ustring.find(stem, "[шщжч]$") then forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = stem .. "а́т" else forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = stem .. "я́т" end forms["pres_futr_2sg"] = stem .. "и́шь" forms["pres_futr_3sg"] = stem .. "и́т" forms["pres_futr_1pl"] = stem .. "и́м" forms["pres_futr_2pl"] = stem .. "и́те" end function present_i_c(forms, stem, shch) -- shch - iotatate final т as щ, not ч local stem_noa = com.make_unstressed(stem) -- iotate the stem local iotated_stem = com.iotation(stem_noa, shch) -- Verbs ending in a hushing consonant do not get j-vowels in the endings. if mw.ustring.find(iotated_stem, "[шщжч]$") then forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = iotated_stem .. "у́" else forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = iotated_stem .. "ю́" end if mw.ustring.find(stem, "[шщжч]$") then forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = stem .. "ат" else forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = stem .. "ят" end if mw.ustring.find(stem, "[шщжч]$") then forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = stem .. "ат" else forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = stem .. "ят" end forms["pres_futr_2sg"] = stem .. "ишь" forms["pres_futr_3sg"] = stem .. "ит" forms["pres_futr_1pl"] = stem .. "им" forms["pres_futr_2pl"] = stem .. "ите" end -- add alternative form stressed on the reflexive particle function make_reflexive_alt(forms) for key, form in pairs(forms) do               if form ~= "" then -- if a form doesn't contain a stress, add a stressed particle "ся́" if not mw.ustring.find(form, "[́]") then -- only applies to past masculine forms if key == "past_m" or key == "past_m2" or key == "past_m3" then forms[key] = form .. "ся́" end end end end end -- Add the reflexive particle to all verb forms function make_reflexive(forms) for key, form in pairs(forms) do       -- The particle is "сь" after a vowel, "ся" after a consonant -- append "ся" if "ся́" was not attached already if form ~= "" and not mw.ustring.find(form, "ся́$") then if mw.ustring.find(form, "[аэыоуяеиёю́]$") then forms[key] = form .. "сь" else forms[key] = form .. "ся" end end end -- This form does not exist for reflexive verbs. forms["past_adv_part_short"] = "" end -- Make the table function make_table(forms, title, perf, intr, impers) local title = "Conjugation of ''" .. forms["infinitive"] .. "'' " .. (title and " (" .. title .. ")" or "") -- Intransitive verbs have no passive participles. if intr then forms["pres_pasv_part"] = "" forms["pres_pasv_part2"] = nil forms["past_pasv_part"] = "" forms["past_pasv_part2"] = nil end if impers then forms["pres_futr_1sg"] = "" forms["pres_futr_2sg"] = "" forms["pres_futr_1pl"] = "" forms["pres_futr_2pl"] = "" forms["pres_futr_3pl"] = "" forms["past_m"] = "" forms["past_f"] = "" forms["past_pl"] = "" forms["pres_actv_part"] = "" forms["past_actv_part"] = "" forms["pres_adv_part"] = "" forms["past_adv_part"] = "" forms["past_adv_part_short"] = "" forms["impr_sg"] = "" forms["impr_pl"] = "" --alternatives forms["pres_futr_1sg2"] = nil forms["pres_futr_2sg2"] = nil forms["pres_futr_1pl2"] = nil forms["pres_futr_2pl2"] = nil forms["pres_futr_3pl2"] = nil forms["past_m2"] = nil forms["past_m3"] = nil forms["past_f2"] = nil forms["past_pl2"] = nil forms["pres_actv_part2"] = nil forms["past_actv_part2"] = nil forms["pres_adv_part2"] = nil forms["past_adv_part2"] = nil forms["past_adv_part_short2"] = nil forms["impr_sg2"] = nil forms["impr_pl2"] = nil end -- Perfective verbs have no present forms. if perf then forms["pres_actv_part"] = "" forms["pres_pasv_part"] = "" forms["pres_adv_part"] = "" forms["pres_1sg"] = "" forms["pres_2sg"] = "" forms["pres_3sg"] = "" forms["pres_1pl"] = "" forms["pres_2pl"] = "" forms["pres_3pl"] = "" --alternatives forms["pres_actv_part2"] = nil forms["pres_pasv_part2"] = nil forms["pres_adv_part2"] = nil forms["pres_1sg2"] = nil forms["pres_2sg2"] = nil forms["pres_3sg2"] = nil forms["pres_1pl2"] = nil forms["pres_2pl2"] = nil forms["pres_3pl2"] = nil forms["futr_1sg"] = forms["pres_futr_1sg"] forms["futr_2sg"] = forms["pres_futr_2sg"] forms["futr_3sg"] = forms["pres_futr_3sg"] forms["futr_1pl"] = forms["pres_futr_1pl"] forms["futr_2pl"] = forms["pres_futr_2pl"] forms["futr_3pl"] = forms["pres_futr_3pl"] -- alternatives forms["futr_1sg2"] = forms["pres_futr_1sg2"] forms["futr_2sg2"] = forms["pres_futr_2sg2"] forms["futr_3sg2"] = forms["pres_futr_3sg2"] forms["futr_1pl2"] = forms["pres_futr_1pl2"] forms["futr_2pl2"] = forms["pres_futr_2pl2"] forms["futr_3pl2"] = forms["pres_futr_3pl2"] else forms["pres_1sg"] = forms["pres_futr_1sg"] forms["pres_2sg"] = forms["pres_futr_2sg"] forms["pres_3sg"] = forms["pres_futr_3sg"] forms["pres_1pl"] = forms["pres_futr_1pl"] forms["pres_2pl"] = forms["pres_futr_2pl"] forms["pres_3pl"] = forms["pres_futr_3pl"] forms["pres_2sg"] = forms["pres_futr_2sg"] -- alternatives forms["pres_1sg2"] = forms["pres_futr_1sg2"] forms["pres_2sg2"] = forms["pres_futr_2sg2"] forms["pres_3sg2"] = forms["pres_futr_3sg2"] forms["pres_1pl2"] = forms["pres_futr_1pl2"] forms["pres_2pl2"] = forms["pres_futr_2pl2"] forms["pres_3pl2"] = forms["pres_futr_3pl2"] end local inf = forms["infinitive"] local inf_tr = translit.tr(forms["infinitive"]) -- Add transliterations to all forms for key, form in pairs(forms) do       -- check for empty strings and nil's        if form ~= "" and form then forms[key] = "" .. form .. " " .. translit.tr(form) .. " "       else forms[key] = "—" end end if not perf then forms["futr_1sg"] = "бу́ду " .. inf .. " búdu " .. inf_tr .. " "        forms["futr_2sg"] = "бу́дешь " .. inf .. " búdešʹ " .. inf_tr .. " "       forms["futr_3sg"] = "бу́дет " .. inf .. " búdet " .. inf_tr .. " "       forms["futr_1pl"] = "бу́дем " .. inf .. " búdem " .. inf_tr .. " "       forms["futr_2pl"] = "бу́дете " .. inf .. " búdete " .. inf_tr .. " "       forms["futr_3pl"] = "бу́дут " .. inf .. " búdut " .. inf_tr .. " "   end -- only for "бы́ть" the future forms are бу́ду, бу́дешь, etc.   if inf == "бы́ть" then forms["futr_1sg"] = "бу́ду " .. " búdu " .. " "        forms["futr_2sg"] = "бу́дешь " .. " búdešʹ " .. " "       forms["futr_3sg"] = "бу́дет "  .. " búdet " .. " "       forms["futr_1pl"] = "бу́дем "  .. " búdem "  .. " "       forms["futr_2pl"] = "бу́дете "  .. " búdete "  .. " "       forms["futr_3pl"] = "бу́дут "  .. " búdut "  .. " "   end if impers then forms["futr_1sg"] = "" forms["futr_2sg"] = "" forms["futr_1pl"] = "" forms["futr_2pl"] = "" forms["futr_3pl"] = "" --alternatives forms["futr_1sg2"] = nil forms["futr_2sg2"] = nil forms["futr_1pl2"] = nil forms["futr_2pl2"] = nil forms["futr_3pl2"] = nil end if forms["past_adv_part_short"] ~= "—" then forms["past_adv_part"] = forms["past_adv_part_short"] .. ", " .. forms["past_adv_part"] end -- alternative forms local alt_impr_sg = forms["impr_sg"] if forms["impr_sg2"] then alt_impr_sg = forms["impr_sg"] .. ", " .. forms["impr_sg2"] end local alt_impr_pl = forms["impr_pl"] if forms["impr_pl2"] then alt_impr_pl = forms["impr_pl"] .. ", " .. forms["impr_pl2"] end -- со́здал/созд́ал, п́ередал/переда́л, ́отдал/отд́ал local alt_past_m = forms["past_m"] if forms["past_m2"] then alt_past_m = forms["past_m"] .. ", " .. forms["past_m2"] end --for verbs with three past masculine sg forms: за́нялся, заня́лся, занялс́я (заня́ться) if forms["past_m3"] then alt_past_m = alt_past_m .. ", " .. forms["past_m3"] end -- short forms in 3a (исчез, сох, etc.) if forms["past_m_short"] then alt_past_m = forms["past_m_short"] .. ", " .. alt_past_m end local alt_past_f = forms["past_f"] if forms["past_f2"] then alt_past_f = forms["past_f"] .. ", " .. forms["past_f2"] end -- short forms in 3a (исчезла, сохла, etc.) if forms["past_f_short"] then alt_past_f = forms["past_f_short"] .. ", " .. alt_past_f end -- да́ло, дал́о; вз́яло, взяло́ local alt_past_n = forms["past_n"] if forms["past_n2"] then alt_past_n = forms["past_n"] .. ", " .. forms["past_n2"] end -- short forms in 3a (исчезло, сохло, etc.) if forms["past_n_short"] then alt_past_n = forms["past_n_short"] .. ", " .. alt_past_n end -- разобрали́сь (разобрали́) local alt_past_pl = forms["past_pl"] if forms["past_pl2"] then alt_past_pl = forms["past_pl"] .. ", " .. forms["past_pl2"] end -- short forms in 3a (исчезли, сохли, etc.) if forms["past_pl_short"] then alt_past_pl = forms["past_pl_short"] .. ", " .. alt_past_pl end --   -- тереть: тере́вши, тёрши, short: тере́в -- умереть: умере́вши, у́мерши, short: умере́в local alt_past_adv_part = forms["past_adv_part"] if forms["past_adv_part2"] then alt_past_adv_part = forms["past_adv_part"] .. ", " .. forms["past_adv_part2"] end -- сыпля, сыпя local alt_pres_adv_part = forms["pres_adv_part"] if forms["pres_adv_part2"] and not perf then alt_pres_adv_part = forms["pres_adv_part"] .. ", " .. forms["pres_adv_part2"] end local alt_pres_1sg = forms["pres_1sg"] if forms["pres_1sg2"] and not perf then alt_pres_1sg = forms["pres_1sg"] .. ", " .. forms["pres_1sg2"] end -- сыплешь, сыпешь local alt_pres_2sg = forms["pres_2sg"] if forms["pres_2sg2"] and not perf then alt_pres_2sg = forms["pres_2sg"] .. ", " .. forms["pres_2sg2"] end -- сыплет, сыпет local alt_pres_3sg = forms["pres_3sg"] if forms["pres_3sg2"] and not perf then alt_pres_3sg = forms["pres_3sg"] .. ", " .. forms["pres_3sg2"] end -- сыплем, сыпем local alt_pres_1pl = forms["pres_1pl"] if forms["pres_1pl2"] and not perf then alt_pres_1pl = forms["pres_1pl"] .. ", " .. forms["pres_1pl2"] end -- сыплете, сыпете local alt_pres_2pl = forms["pres_2pl"] if forms["pres_2pl2"] and not perf then alt_pres_2pl = forms["pres_2pl"] .. ", " .. forms["pres_2pl2"] end -- сыплют, сыпют local alt_pres_3pl = forms["pres_3pl"] if forms["pres_3pl2"] and not perf then alt_pres_3pl = forms["pres_3pl"] .. ", " .. forms["pres_3pl2"] end local alt_futr_1sg = forms["futr_1sg"] if forms["futr_1sg2"] then alt_futr_1sg = forms["futr_1sg"] .. ", " .. forms["futr_1sg2"] end -- насыплешь, насыпешь local alt_futr_2sg = forms["futr_2sg"] if forms["futr_2sg2"] then alt_futr_2sg = forms["futr_2sg"] .. ", " .. forms["futr_2sg2"] end -- насыплет, насыпет local alt_futr_3sg = forms["futr_3sg"] if forms["futr_3sg2"] then alt_futr_3sg = forms["futr_3sg"] .. ", " .. forms["futr_3sg2"] end -- насыплем, насыпем local alt_futr_1pl = forms["futr_1pl"] if forms["futr_1pl2"] then alt_futr_1pl = forms["futr_1pl"] .. ", " .. forms["futr_1pl2"] end -- насыплете, насыпете local alt_futr_2pl = forms["futr_2pl"] if forms["futr_2pl2"] then alt_futr_2pl = forms["futr_2pl"] .. ", " .. forms["futr_2pl2"] end -- насыплют, насыпют local alt_futr_3pl = forms["futr_3pl"] if forms["futr_3pl2"] then alt_futr_3pl = forms["futr_3pl"] .. ", " .. forms["futr_3pl2"] end local alt_pres_actv_part = forms["pres_actv_part"] if forms["pres_actv_part2"] then alt_pres_actv_part = forms["pres_actv_part"] .. ", " .. forms["pres_actv_part2"] end local alt_past_actv_part = forms["past_actv_part"] if forms["past_actv_part2"] then alt_past_actv_part = forms["past_actv_part"] .. ", " .. forms["past_actv_part2"] end local alt_pres_pasv_part = forms["pres_pasv_part"] if forms["pres_pasv_part2"] then alt_pres_pasv_part = forms["pres_pasv_part"] .. ", " .. forms["pres_pasv_part2"] end local alt_past_pasv_part = forms["past_pasv_part"] if forms["past_pasv_part2"] then alt_past_pasv_part = forms["past_pasv_part"] .. ", " .. forms["past_pasv_part2"] end return [=[ ]=] .. title .. [=[ ]=] end return export

title: Module:User:Atitarev/ru-verb


text:
saneamento

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sanitation

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sanitation
 * 2) purification

title: saneamento


text:
secagem

Etymology
By surface analysis, from.

Noun

 * 1) drying

title: secagem


text:
secreção

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) secretion

title: secreção


text:
sedimentação

Noun

 * 1) sedimentation

title: sedimentação


text:
senescência

Noun

 * 1) senescence

title: senescência


text:
senilidade

Noun

 * 1) senility

title: senilidade


text:
nfrt

Adjective

 * 1) * 12th Dynasty, coffin of Nakhtankh, British Museum EA 35285:
 * "egy"
 * "egy"

Noun

 * 1) something pleasing, beautiful, or good; good thing, fine thing

Noun

 * 1) beautiful, fine, or good woman
 * 2) maiden, lass; nubile or marriageable young woman
 * 1) maiden, lass; nubile or marriageable young woman

title: nfrt


text:
sensibilidade

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sensibility

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sensibility
 * 2) susceptibility

title: sensibilidade


text:
sequencial

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) sequential

title: sequencial


text:
кирилликӣ

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) Cyrillic

Noun

 * 1) Cyrillic a script or alphabet

title: кирилликӣ


text: silanos

title: silanos


text:
silicoso

Adjective

 * 1) siliceous

title: silicoso


text:
simplesmente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) simply, merely
 * 2) purely

title: simplesmente


text:
Module talk:User:Atitarev/ru-verb

To review when most regular and semi-regular verbs are complete
Type 3 Archive

Type 4 Archive

Type 5 Archive

Irregular verbs
To add - быть, стелить/стлать, клясть, isolated verbs: слыхать, видать, зиждиться, зыбиться, обуять, блистать (блиста́ю, блещу́), стебаться (стебу́сь, стеба́юсь)

дерзить, дудеть, затмить(? - затмлю), очутиться, победить (done), угнездиться, чудить, шкодить - don't have 1st person sg.

стонать (two pres. forms)

мяукает/мяучит?

мучит/мучает (мучить/мучать)

трожь, тронь, трогай? --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 02:07, 22 May 2013 (UTC)

Other verbs (or listed above) as in the Russian Wiktionary (some are done, to check):
 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^a-ех	link	examples
 * 2) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^a-зижд-ся	link	examples
 * 3) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^a-зыб-ся	link	examples
 * 4) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^b	link	examples
 * 5) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^b/b(9)	link	examples
 * 6) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^b/b(9)-	link	examples
 * 7) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^b/c	link	examples
 * 8) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^b/c"-ся	link	examples
 * 9) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^b-в	link	examples
 * 10) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^a(9)СВ	link	examples
 * 11) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^a/c((1))СВ	link	examples
 * 12) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^a/cСВ	link	examples
 * 13) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^a-бытьСВ	link	examples
 * 14) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^a-ехСВ	link	examples
 * 15) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^a-ех-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 16) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^aСВ	link	examples
 * 17) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^b/b(9)СВ	link	examples
 * 18) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^b/b(9)-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 19) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^b/c"-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 20) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^b/c((1))СВ	link	examples
 * 21) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^b/c(1)СВ	link	examples
 * 22) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^b/c-клястьСВ	link	examples
 * 23) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^b/c-клясть-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 24) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^b/cСВ	link	examples
 * 25) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^b/c-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 26) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^b-бСВ	link	examples
 * 27) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^b-б-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 28) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^b-вСВ	link	examples
 * 29) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^bСВ	link	examples
 * 30) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_^b-сяСВ	link	examples

Type 16
a
 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_16aСВ	link	examples выжить, выплыть

c
 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_16b/c	link	examples жить, плыть, слыть
 * 2) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_16b/c-ся-безл	link	examples житься (impersonal)
 * 3) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_16b/c(1)СВ	link	examples пережить, приплыть et al.
 * 4) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_16b/cСВ	link	examples прожить, прослыть, поплыть
 * 5) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_16b/c-сяСВ	link	examples прижиться, расплыться, ужиться, нажиться

Type 15

 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_15a	link	examples стыть
 * 2) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_15aXСВ	link	examples достать, застать, обстать
 * 3) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_15aСВ	link	examples стать, деть, перестать, отстать, встать, настать, устать, надеть, одеть, вдеть, воздеть, восстать, задеть, застрять, остыть, переодеть, поддеть, полуодеть, поостыть, привстать, приодеть, пристать, продеть, раздеть, разодеть, завять, подостыть
 * 4) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_15a-сяСВ	link	examples остаться, достаться, одеться, деться, расстаться, раздеться, статься, переодеться

Type 14
a

 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_14aСВ	link	examples выжать

b

 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_14b	link	examples мять, жать
 * 2) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_14b-ся	link	examples жаться, мяться
 * 3) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_14*b-мСВ	link	examples пожать, помять et al.
 * 4) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_14*b-сяСВ	link	examples размяться, ужаться et al.
 * 5) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_14b/b^-сяСВ	link	examples заняться
 * 6) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_14b/b-й-сяСВ	link	examples наняться
 * 7) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_14b/b-сяСВ	link	examples начаться
 * 8) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_14b/c(1)-СВ	link	examples начать
 * 9) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_14b/cСВ	link	examples понять, занять, нанять, донять
 * 10) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_14b/c'СВ	link	examples взять

c

 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_14b/c'-сяСВ	link	examples взяться
 * 2) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_14c(1)СВ	link	examples принять
 * 3) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_14c/b-сяСВ	link	examples приняться
 * 4) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_14c/c"-сяСВ	link	examples подняться
 * 5) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_14c/cСВ	link	examples снять,  обнять,  поднять,  воспринять,  отнять,  снять
 * 6) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_14c^СВ	link	examples irregular, only past forms (!): внять, объять, приять
 * 7) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_14c-ъСВ	link	examples изъять, подъять, разъять

Type 13

 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_13b	link	examples OK
 * 2) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_13b-ся	link	examples OK

Type 12

 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_12a	link	examples рыть, дуть, ныть, крыть, греть, брить, взрыть
 * 2) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_12a-ы	link	examples выть, мыть
 * 3) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_12a-ы-ся	link	examples крыться, мыться, бриться
 * 4) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_12aСВ	link	examples
 * 5) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_12a-сяСВ	link	examples

 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_12b	link	examples петь
 * 2) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_12b/c	link	examples гнить
 * 3) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_12b/cСВ	link	examples
 * 4) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_12b^-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 5) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_12bСВ	link	examples

Type 11

 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_11aСВ	link	examples OK
 * 2) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_11a-сяСВ	link	examples OK

 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_11b	link	examples OK
 * 2) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_11b/c	link	examples OK
 * 3) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_11b/c''-ся	link	examples OK
 * 4) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_11b-ся	link	examples OK
 * 5) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_11*b/c(1)СВ	link	examples OK
 * 6) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_11*b/c^СВ	link	examples OK
 * 7) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_11*bСВ	link	examples OK
 * 8) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_11*b-сяСВ	link	examples OK
 * 9) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_11b/c"-сяСВ	link	examples OK
 * 10) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_11b/c(1)СВ	link	examples OK
 * 11) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_11b/cСВ	link	examples OK
 * 12) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_11bСВ	link	examples OK
 * 13) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_11b-сяСВ	link	examples OK

Type 9

 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_9aСВ	link	examples вытереть, вымереть

 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_9*b	link	examples тереть, переть, мереть
 * 2) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_9b-ся	link	examples тереться, переться
 * 3) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_9*b/c(1)СВ	link	examples умереть et al.
 * 4) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_9*bСВ	link	examples стереть, оттереть, подтереть
 * 5) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_9*b-сяСВ	link	examples упереться and similar
 * 6) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_9b/b-сяСВ	link	examples missing?
 * 7) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_9b/c"(1)-сяСВ	link	examples missing?
 * 8) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_9b/c(1)СВ	link	examples запереть
 * 9) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_9bСВ	link	examples втереть

Type 8

 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_8a/bСВ	link	examples лечь et al. - made a separate, irregular function
 * 2) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_8a-гСВ	link	examples OK
 * 3) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_8a-кСВ	link	examples OK
 * 4) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_8aСВ	link	examples OK

 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_8b/b	link	examples OK
 * 2) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_8b/b^	link	examples OK
 * 3) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_8b/b-ся	link	examples OK
 * 4) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_8b/c	link	examples OK
 * 5) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_8c/b	link	examples мочь, done as irregular
 * 6) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_8*b/bСВ	link	examples обжечь et al., looks OK
 * 7) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_8b/b-кСВ	link	examples OK
 * 8) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_8b/bСВ	link	examples OK
 * 9) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_8b/b-сяСВ	link	examples OK
 * 10) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_8b/cСВ	link	examples OK
 * 11) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_8b-гСВ	link	examples OK
 * 12) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_8c/bСВ	link	examples see мочь

Type 7
a

 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7a	link	examples лезть
 * 2) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7a(3)СВ	link	examples вылезти, отверзть
 * 3) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7a^	link	examples вырасти
 * 4) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7a-с(9)СВ	link	examples вынести
 * 5) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7aСВ	link	examples полезть, et al (all derived from лезть)
 * 6) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7aСВ-вы	link	examples выгрызть
 * 7) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7aСВ-вы-д	link	examples выкрасть, выпасть
 * 8) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7aСВ-д(9)	link	examples вывести
 * 9) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7aСВ-д	link	examples сесть et al
 * 10) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7aСВ-т(9)	link	examples вычесть
 * 11) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7aСВ-т-ся(9)	link	examples see above
 * 12) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7a-сСВ	link	examples

b

 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b	link	examples
 * 2) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b/b	link	examples
 * 3) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b/b-д	link	examples
 * 4) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b/b-дX	link	examples
 * 5) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b/b-д-ся	link	examples
 * 6) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b/b-с	link	examples
 * 7) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b/b-с-ся	link	examples
 * 8) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b/b-т-ся	link	examples
 * 9) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b/b-т-сяX	link	examples
 * 10) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b^	link	examples
 * 11) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7bX	link	examples
 * 12) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7bX^	link	examples
 * 13) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b-зть	link	examples
 * 14) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b-ся	link	examples
 * 15) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b/b(9)СВ^	link	examples
 * 16) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b/b(9)СВ	link	examples
 * 17) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b/b^-т-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 18) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b/b-дСВ	link	examples
 * 19) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b/b-д-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 20) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b/bСВ	link	examples
 * 21) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b/b-стСВ	link	examples
 * 22) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b/b-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 23) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b/b-т(9)-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 24) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b/b-тСВ	link	examples
 * 25) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b/cСВ	link	examples
 * 26) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b^СВ	link	examples
 * 27) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b-дСВ	link	examples
 * 28) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b-зтьСВ	link	examples
 * 29) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7bСВ	link	examples
 * 30) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_7b-сяСВ	link	examples

Type 6
a
 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°a	link	examples жаждать, страждать - no iotation on "д"
 * 2) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a	link	examples
 * 3) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a^	link	examples сыпать done with additional parameters. There are alternative forms in common use, a few derivatives. Additional function for alternative forms?
 * 4) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a-б	link	examples колебать, done, see колебаться
 * 5) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a-б-ся	link	examples
 * 6) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a-г	link	examples
 * 7) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a-г-ся	link	examples
 * 8) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a-н	link	examples
 * 9) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a-ся	link	examples
 * 10) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a-т	link	examples
 * 11) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a-т-ся	link	examples колыхаться done
 * 12) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a-ш	link	examples
 * 13) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°aСВ	link	examples Verbs with differences in the stem and other issues (to check)вызвать, выбрать, возжаждать, вывязать, выждать, выжрать, вылизать, выпахать, выплясать, высосать, выткать, перевыбрать, повыдрать, вырвать, выдрать
 * 14) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°a-сяСВ	link	examples as above
 * 15) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a(2)^-сяСВ	link	examples высыпаться
 * 16) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a(3)СВ	link	examples
 * 17) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a-@СВ	link	examples
 * 18) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a^-бСВ	link	examples
 * 19) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a^СВ	link	examples
 * 20) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a^-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 21) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6aXСВ	link	examples
 * 22) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a-б-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 23) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a-пСВ	link	examples
 * 24) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6aСВ	link	examples
 * 25) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 26) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a-т-г-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 27) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a-т-иСВ	link	examples
 * 28) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a-тСВ	link	examples
 * 29) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6a-т-сяСВ	link	examples

b
 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b	link	examples
 * 2) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c	link	examples
 * 3) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c-	link	examples
 * 4) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c"-ся	link	examples
 * 5) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c^	link	examples
 * 6) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c^-ся	link	examples
 * 7) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cX	link	examples
 * 8) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cX^	link	examples
 * 9) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cX^-ся	link	examples
 * 10) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cX1^	link	examples irregular ссать, сцать
 * 11) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cX-ся	link	examples
 * 12) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c-ся	link	examples
 * 13) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6b	link	examples
 * 14) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6b^	link	examples irregular слать
 * 15) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6b-ся	link	examples
 * 16) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6b-ш	link	examples
 * 17) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6b-я^	link	examples irregular вопиять
 * 18) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°*b/c"-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 19) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°*b/c^	link	examples
 * 20) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°*b/c^СВ	link	examples
 * 21) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c"-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 22) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c^СВ	link	examples
 * 23) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cX^-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 24) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cX1^СВ	link	examples обоссать, same as ссать
 * 25) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cX1^-сяСВ	link	examples same as above
 * 26) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cXСВ	link	examples
 * 27) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cСВ	link	examples
 * 28) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c-СВ	link	examples
 * 29) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 30) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°bСВ	link	examples
 * 31) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 32) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6b^СВ	link	examples
 * 33) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6bСВ	link	examples
 * 34) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6b-я-сяСВ	link	examples

c
 * 1) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c	link	examples
 * 2) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c-	link	examples
 * 3) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c"-ся	link	examples
 * 4) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c^	link	examples
 * 5) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c^-ся	link	examples
 * 6) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cX	link	examples
 * 7) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cX^	link	examples
 * 8) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cX^-ся	link	examples
 * 9) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cX1^	link	examples
 * 10) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cX-ся	link	examples
 * 11) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c-ся	link	examples
 * 12) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°c	link	examples some irregular forms (present adverbials) стонать
 * 13) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6c	link	examples
 * 14) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6c?	link	examples
 * 15) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6cX	link	examples
 * 16) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6cX^	link	examples irregular стлать, see also irregular стелить
 * 17) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6c-л	link	examples
 * 18) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6c-ся	link	examples
 * 19) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6c-т	link	examples
 * 20) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6c-ш	link	examples
 * 21) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6*c^СВ	link	examples
 * 22) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°*b/c"-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 23) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°*b/c^	link	examples
 * 24) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°*b/c^СВ	link	examples
 * 25) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c"-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 26) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c^СВ	link	examples
 * 27) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cX^-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 28) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cX1^СВ	link	examples
 * 29) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cX1^-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 30) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cXСВ	link	examples
 * 31) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/cСВ	link	examples
 * 32) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c-СВ	link	examples
 * 33) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°b/c-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 34) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6°c^СВ	link	examples hmm, простонать, застонать are regular but not стонать (see above), as they are perfective and don't have irregular present adverbials
 * 35) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6c^СВ	link	examples
 * 36) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6cXСВ	link	examples
 * 37) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6c-бСВ	link	examples
 * 38) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6c-б-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 39) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6c-ёСВ	link	examples
 * 40) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6c-л-сяСВ	link	examples
 * 41) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6cСВ	link	examples
 * 42) 	Шаблон:гл_ru_6c-сяСВ	link	examples

Backing up a working function (5a), trying to reduce the number of parameters
Used by видеть, увидеть, ненавидеть, слышать, выглядеть, услышать, зависеть, обидеть, выстоять, выгнать, возненавидеть, выспаться

removed backup for 5a, test OK --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 03:10, 26 April 2013 (UTC)
 * The second parameter of class 5 is probably redundant, because this is also a Proto-Slavic sound change. In late Slavic, a change occurred where *ě became *a when it was preceded by *j or by a consonant which had undergone iotation (which came from a *j, so it's the same). In Russian, *ě > e, and *a > a, so the vowel is normally "e", but after a hushing sound it will be "a". This should be a completely predictable change, you can check if you want to make sure. 23:33, 26 April 2013 (UTC)

 * Hi, missed your comment. I'm up to 5c. Which subtype did you mean? The comment in 5a actually fits more выгнать, which has вы́гон and вы́гна than the original about обидеть. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 01:02, 27 April 2013 (UTC)
 * I meant class 5 as a whole... all the verbs with infinitive -et'/-at', present in -i-. 01:04, 27 April 2013 (UTC)

 * In видеть the present endings are attached to "вид" (without е) (ви́дит), infinitive and other forms to "ви́де". In выстоять, the present endings are attached to "высто" (no я). Does that mean that the present ending are to be chopped off? выгнать is even more complicated. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 01:10, 27 April 2013 (UTC)
 * выгнать is just irregular. I didn't mean chop the ending off, I mean to make the module decide whether to add e or a depending on the last consonant. So then just giving "ви́д" alone would be enough. 01:12, 27 April 2013 (UTC)

 * I don't know the vowel rule. Could you show me? What's the Slovene function to determine this (if there is one). Besides, there are verbs that alternate prefixes (with or without "о") - разогнаться/разгонюсь. Maybe it's better to leave it as is? --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 01:24, 27 April 2013 (UTC)
 * Slovene doesn't have a function for this because you can only do this with Lua, not with templates. Slovene has two separate templates instead; one for the -ati variety and another for -eti. But because the vowel (a or e) is determined by the consonant before it, it is predictable, and when the Slovene templates are converted to Lua, they can be merged. 01:39, 27 April 2013 (UTC)

 * What are the consonants in Slovene before -ati and -eti that determine the ending? --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 06:37, 27 April 2013 (UTC)
 * The same as in all other Slavic languages, the consonants that can result from iotation. In Slovene those are č, š, ž and j. 11:02, 27 April 2013 (UTC)

 * Perhaps, you're right but it seems to complicated to me. In Russian the consonant "j" is part of the infinitive suffix "-ять" and the written stem is a vowel, as in "выстоять" = "высто-" + "-ять". There are many words like разогнаться/разгонюсь (in the future verb types (type 6 and above) as well, not just predictable verb stem changes but also prefix changes), so let's leave two stems, please.

 * In the future verb types there are also a few things that would make some changes necessary. The rigid structure of the module is great but doesn't allow for additional forms. Here are some examples:
 * Some reflexive verbs have dual stress forms - начаться - на́чался, начался́, дать has two neuter past forms: да́ло/дало́, many verbs have dual imperative forms: кашлянуть (ка́шлянь, ка́шляни), высунуться (sg - 2: высунься, высунись; pl - only one: высуньтесь) (закупорить, выставить behave the same way), варить has two stresses in the present active particple: ва́рящий/варя́щий. Can you give me some advice on this? --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 11:36, 27 April 2013 (UTC)
 * I think you misunderstood. This change applies only to class 5 verbs, not to any of the other classes. As for выстоять, it is still pretty easy. It ends in a vowel, and two vowels are normally separated by a j, so this is also predictable. This means that if you know the stem высто, you know that it is followed by ять and not еть because of the final о. 11:49, 27 April 2013 (UTC)

 * I got it but I also gave you the example of разогнаться. Another one is выспаться, the stem ends in a consonant "высп" but the infinitive ending is "-ать", not "-еть". The other examples for other types I listed are just for what seems like a need for additional parameters for various forms and additional forms displayed (we only have short and long adverbials). We can discuss this later when I get to those types. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 12:12, 27 April 2013 (UTC)
 * My Old Church Slavonic grammar says this about the iotation+a type of i-verbs:
 * Here can be mentioned the uniquely anomalous съпати 'sleep', which has a hard consonant preceding the a, but nonetheless this type of present: 3 pl. съпѧтъ, 1 sg. съплѭ; 2 sg. съпиши; imv. съпи; pres. act. part. съпѧ, съпѧшти.
 * So this verb is unique in Slavic and there are no other verbs like it. Unfortunately it doesn't say much about гънати (гнать) except that it's "irregular" and has the present stem жене-, not гони- ! In other words, this is really a verb of another class. However, it also mentions a separate verb, гонити, which apparently forms a pair with гънати between determined and non-determined (with verbs of motion). I don't know if Russian still has this distinction, but if not, then it would appear that this verb is actually two verbs, which merged and took some forms from гънати and some from гонити. 12:28, 27 April 2013 (UTC)

 * Like all/most(?) Slavic languages, Russian has abstract and concrete verbs of motion. "гнать" is a concrete verb and "гонять" is an abstract verb. "гонять" is 1a and is easy to conjugate. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 12:46, 27 April 2013 (UTC)
 * It appears, though, that the Russian verb гнать has taken its present tense forms from Slavic, so it is really a mix of two verbs. I'm not sure where гонять then came from, but it appears that it is a new formation in Russian that did not exist in Proto-Slavic. The Russian pages ru:гонять and ru:гнать may have more but I can't read it. 13:01, 27 April 2013 (UTC)
 * Russian ru:гонять is also from Proto-Slavic, so are other Slavic cognates. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 13:24, 27 April 2013 (UTC)

спать
doesn't work well on спать (5c). The present form, which is normally stressed, has no vowel here - "сп", so 2nd person plural doesn't get an acute accent as it should: "спи́те". --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 07:54, 27 April 2013 (UTC)

 * Why not name the function just "спать" instead of "5b/c-спать"? There aren't multiple спать's are there? :) 23:42, 27 April 2013 (UTC)

 * Yes, perhaps. Just wanted to show where it belongs closer for educational purposes and to follow Zaliznyak's classifications. Maybe they should all be categorized as irregular types? --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 01:17, 28 April 2013 (UTC)
 * A class that has only that one verb in it would be pretty clearly irregular, yes. 01:43, 28 April 2013 (UTC)

 * OK, I have created a few in Category:Russian_irregular_verbs. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 06:35, 28 April 2013 (UTC)

Adding alternative forms to the display table
I'd like to add alternative forms, there is quite a few verbs that would need this.

For instance, "взять" in ("conjugations["irreg-взять"]") has an alternative form - forms["past_n2"] = "взяло́".

How do I add it to the table by checking that a form is not empty?

? --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 06:34, 28 April 2013 (UTC)

 * The same alternatives exist for дать да́ло/дало́. Other examples (see also the above topic where I mentioned кашлянуть (ка́шлянь, ка́шляни): создать - со́здал, созда́л, поднять - по́днял, подня́л but the reflexive подняться - подня́лся, поднялся́ (!). A number of reflexive verbs have alternative stresses on the particle "ся́". I could use some help with this. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 07:04, 28 April 2013 (UTC)
 * Maybe the forms that we currently store in "forms" in the module should be lists of forms, rather than just a single form. That way, adding an alternative form is a simple as adding another item to the list, rather than creating lots of new names for secondary forms. 12:49, 28 April 2013 (UTC)

 * Sorry, I don't quite understand this approach. Would this require a lot of rework? Using "conjugations["irreg-взять"]" function, could you demonstrate how this could work to add an alternative form? I used dual accent (not the best way) as a temporarily solution (i.e. ) but it won't work when the difference is about the stress but spelling.
 * Isn't it easier to add to the display table if an additional form (e.g. forms["past_n2"]) exists? I just had problem with the syntax, not sure how to check correctly if forms["past_n2"] is not nil or "". --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 23:00, 28 April 2013 (UTC)
 * It would be a bit of work, but since many Russian verbs have alternative forms, it's easier than the alternative in the long run. What would change is that instead of writing forms["past_n"] = "something" you write forms["past_n"] = {"something"}. If there are two forms, you write forms["past_n"] = {"something1", "something2"} and you can add as many as necessary. 00:41, 29 April 2013 (UTC)

 * I could try this but I still don't know how I would write this - the syntax. How do I check for existence of items in the list of forms["past_n"] to show only those that have values? What about transliteration?
 * If I use the simpler approach (my above question) how do I check if forms["past_n2"] is not nil or ""? With my poor Lua skills, this could be the way to do it. In any case, I need to add some, even if limited flexibility, so that alternative forms can be displayed. Could you show a working example, please, when you have time and know how to do it? --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 00:56, 29 April 2013 (UTC)
 * It would take a bit of time. You can use your method for now, and I will convert it when I can. 01:18, 29 April 2013 (UTC)

 * Thank you. I'll need your help.
 * Unfortunately, my method didn't work.
 * In "conjugations["irreg-взять"]":

forms["past_n2"] = prefix .. "взяло́"
 * In "function make_table" I want to add to this:

! style="background-color:#ffffe0; text-align:left;" | neuter ( оно́ )
 * ]=] .. forms["past_n"] .. [=[
 * a check for existence of forms["past_n2"] and the code to display, like this(?)

if forms["past_n2"] ~= "" then ", " .. forms["past_n2"] .. end
 * Is the syntax correct for the above? The two dots at the end are there to link to the rest of the string.

 * The result should probably look like this but I was getting errors, so couldn't make it work:

! style="background-color:#ffffe0; text-align:left;" | neuter ( оно́ )
 * ]=] .. forms["past_n"] .. if forms["past_n2"] ~= "" then ", " .. forms["past_n2"] .. end [=[

 * Should expand to "взя́ло (vzjálo), взяло́ (vzjaló)" (if forms["past_n2"] exists).

--Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 01:32, 29 April 2013 (UTC)
 * What you probably want is to add the forms together before the transliterations are created. Otherwise, you end up adding the second form after the transliteration of the first. Something like forms["past_n"] = forms["past_n"] .. forms["past_n2"] ? 02:34, 29 April 2013 (UTC)

 * Yes, it's tricky but the above can result in "взя́ловзяло́ (vzjálovzjaló)" or "взя́ло, взяло́ (vzjálo, vzjaló)" with a comma, though. The transliteration section would process each element of forms[], including forms["past_n2"] (blank for most verbs), perhaps I should make "" a default value. All I'm trying to do is add to the table if it exists. The order of processing and the display can be fixed later. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 02:42, 29 April 2013 (UTC)
 * I think one approach would be to create a separate table of forms that contains the transliterations. Something like forms_tr which contains the same as forms, but in Latin script and without links. The order would then be: create transliteration of each form, then link the original Russian terms, and then put multiple possible forms together with commas between them (and do the same for the transliterations). 02:49, 29 April 2013 (UTC)

 * Yes, changing the order as you suggest, sounds very good, I understand it, thank you. You still have to check for existence of elements of the array - add forms["past_n2"] (or the same for translit) only if it exists. Could you answer my syntax question please? Pseudocode (simplified, will add the translit logic later):

-- linking both forms взя́ло (past_n) and взяло́ (past_n) if not forms["past_n2"] then displayforms["past_n"] = forms["past_n"] .. ", " .. forms["past_n2"] .. " " .. translit.tr(forms["past_n"]) .. ", " .. translit.tr(forms["past_n"]) .. ", " .. translit.tr(forms["past_n2"]) else displayforms["past_n"] = forms["past_n"] .. " " .. translit.tr(forms["past_n"]) end

 * Having trouble with a simple check (if statement). --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 03:11, 29 April 2013 (UTC)

6c parameters
It seems wrong to use "и́ск" and "хохо́т" as a parameter to иска́ть and хохота́ть. The un-iotated stems "иск" and "хохо́т" are never stressed, only iotated stems can be stressed, e.g. "и́щешь", "хохо́чешь". So, "и́ск", "хохо́т" give the correct accent for present forms but they are never used in this stressed form. It seems more intuitive to make two parameters: "иск"/"и́щ", "хохот"/"хохо́ч". --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 10:41, 4 May 2013 (UTC)

title: Module talk:User:Atitarev/ru-verb


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desencadeamento

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Etymology
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Noun

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text:
Náhookǫsjí Hakʼaz Dineʼé bikéyah

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title: desenvolvei


text: Category:ru:Writing systems

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гибнуть

Etymology
. Cognates include 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to perish, to die

title: гибнуть


text: лэгъупкъопс

title: лэгъупкъопс


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щыуанкъопс

Noun

 * 1) rainbow

title: щыуанкъопс


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къопс

Noun

 * 1) handle
 * 2) knob

title: къопс


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дакъэ

Noun

 * 1) handle
 * 2) root
 * 1) root

Noun

 * 1) stump
 * 2) block

Synonyms

 * (ady)

title: дакъэ


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къазгъыр

Noun

 * 1) spade, shovel

title: къазгъыр


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пщэры

Adjective

 * 1) fat
 * кӏалэр пщэры — The boy is fat.
 * зыгъэпщэры — Make yourself fat.
 * бэрэ шхи пщэрэу хъут — Eat a lot and you will become fat.
 * упщэрынэу уфая? — Do you want to be fat?

Adjective

 * 1) fat

title: пщэры


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Deletions
I'm unsure whether you're editing with good intentions or not, but if you believe a definition is incorrect, tag it Template: rfv. Note that we are descriptive and not prescriptive here - you may like to see What Wiktionary is not. --Hyarmendacil (talk) 10:06, 14 April 2013 (UTC)

title: User talk:178.121.70.252


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цэлы

Etymology
From ; hence literally “tooth flesh”.

Noun

 * 1) gum (The flesh round the teeth.)

Etymology
From, from , from , from. Cognates include 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) entire, whole

title: цэлы


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макӏэ

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1)  few
 * кӀэлэ макӏ иӏэ — He have few boys.
 * ахъшэ макӏэ къыситгъэ — He gave me few money.
 * кӀэлэхэр макӏэу екъух — The boys are few.
 * ахъшэ макӏэ къыситгъэ — The beautiful boy.
 * макӏэ ишӏэрэ — Few what he knows - Few what he does.
 * лӏыжъым иныбжьэ макӏэп — The age of the old man is not little.
 * кӀэлэхэмэ сибэнанэ яшхыгъым фэшкӏэ, бэнанэу сиӏэ нэхь макӏэу мэхъогъ — Because the boys ate my bananas, my bananas that I have become fewer.

title: макӏэ


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цӏыфхэ

Noun

 * 1) people

title: цӏыфхэ


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acusement

Noun

 * 1) accusation

title: acusement


text: 定时炸弹

title: 定时炸弹


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定時炸彈

Noun

 * 1) time bomb

title: 定時炸彈


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時限爆弾

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) a time bomb

title: 時限爆弾


text: acunter

title: acunter


text: acounter

title: acounter


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alchoran

Proper noun

 * 1) Qur'an (Muslim holy book)

title: alchoran


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Talk:mondiale zonsverduistering

Should this be a seperate page? It's a two word expression. --DrJos (talk) 10:29, 14 April 2013 (UTC)
 * WT:CFI I think that's what you're referring to. Mglovesfun (talk) 10:39, 14 April 2013 (UTC)

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acusacion

Noun

 * 1) accusation

Noun

 * 1) accusation

title: acusacion


text: 時限爆彈

title: 時限爆彈


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глохнуть

Etymology
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Verb

 * 1) to grow/to become deaf
 * 2) to fade out, to die away, to subside (of a noise)
 * 3) to stall (of an engine)
 * 4) to become choked with weeds
 * 1) to stall (of an engine)
 * 2) to become choked with weeds
 * 1) to become choked with weeds

title: глохнуть


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haitʼáo naniná

Phrase

 * 1) how are you?

Usage notes
This phrase is not used in the same situations that we use it in English. In Navajo, it is not used as a mere pleasantry or greeting, but it is an earnest inquiry into one’s health or welfare, and it may seem intrusive and pushy if you do not have a sufficiently close relationship to be asking such a question. For the equivalent of the English pleasantry, see .

title: haitʼáo naniná


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haalá áńtʼé

Etymology
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Phrase

 * 1) how are you doing?

Usage notes
This phrase is not used in the same situations that we use it in English. In Navajo, it is not used as a mere pleasantry or greeting, but it is an earnest inquiry into one’s health or welfare, and it may seem intrusive and pushy if you do not have a sufficiently close relationship to be asking such a question. For the equivalent of the English pleasantry, see .

title: haalá áńtʼé


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acusance

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) accusation

title: acusance


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시한폭탄

Noun

 * 1) time bomb

title: 시한폭탄


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acuser

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) To acuse

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to accuse

title: acuser


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책임감

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) a sense of responsibility

title: 책임감


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責任感

Noun

 * 1) sense of responsibility

Noun

 * 1) a sense of responsibility

title: 責任感


text: 责任感

title: 责任感


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дрыхнуть

Verb

 * 1)  to sleep

title: дрыхнуть


text: Category:American Sign Language phrases

title: Category:American Sign Language phrases


text: Category:Hebrew terms derived from Tamil


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text: Category:Hebrew terms derived from Egyptian languages


text: Category:Yiddish terms derived from Persian


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melkkoe

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) milch cow, dairy cow
 * 2) cash cow

title: melkkoe


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موسوعة

Noun

 * 1) encyclopedia

title: موسوعة


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ąąʼ

Interjection

 * 1) well?; tell me a friendly invitation to someone to share his thoughts
 * 2) so

Usage notes
This word is commonly used for striking up a conversation, where in English we might say how's it going.

Particle

 * 1) open

title: ąąʼ