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Talk:hermetic

hermetic
Rfv-sense: ‘Isolated, away from outside influence.’ Ƿidsiþ 14:57, 9 December 2013 (UTC)
 * This state of hermetic isolation replicates for Adomo the subjective correlate of the thing-in-itself: the self—enclosed, transcendental subject, for whom experience becomes a problematic category.
 * ...a mystified genius who looks inward for his powers and inspiration, a hermetic recluse isolated from social and economic spheres
 * Too often, this interchange of knowledge is thwarted, one way or another: the entropic leanings of the workplace foster hermetically isolated patterns of behavior
 * However he had led an isolated hermetic life
 * In other words, it is a mistake to regard this or any film text 'as if it were merely hermetic', or an isolated island.
 * Increasingly isolated in the military's hermetic world, as winter stretched endlessly onward, Gamelin was finally overcome by an insidious complacency in the adequacy of his fellow generals, their British counterparts and his own troops.
 * This meant, in the first place, reestablishing an intellectual contact which, given tight Francoist censorship and Spain's almost hermetic isolation from the outside world during the 1940s, had been practically nonexistent.
 * In its early days, progressive rock drew on the hermetic streak of psychedelia, the supposition that music should contain hidden meanings which insiders would be aware of, but outsiders would be oblivious to.
 * Salman Rushdie, Ewing Campbell, Emily Dickinson, Beethoven may labor away incessantly in the “solitude” of their hermetic workplaces; but the world is with them—and let the political climate alter in the right (or the wrong) way, and the world will batter down their doors, bearing, as the case may be, laurels or handcuffs.
 * The spirit that roots Professor Wu, that endows him with his quiet serenity and his recent influence, is the inverse of the spirit that has been celebrated, lionized, and rewarded in the hermetic, self -perpetuating culture of the architectural world for most of the last seventy-five years.
 * Thus, in concert with the privatization, intensification, and amplification of digitized sound, the digitized imagery renders not only the immensity, intimacy, and heightened detail of reverie but also the surrounding vagueness of its internalized and hermetic space.
 * The tension between public enlightenment and private, sometimes hermetic, introspection is inscribed within Tennyson's 1830 volume in the pendant poems, “The Poet” and “The Poet's Mind.”
 * Spinning Spark  02:18, 10 December 2013 (UTC)
 * Isn't it in fact a misspelling of ? Mglovesfun (talk) 10:55, 11 December 2013 (UTC)
 * That crossed my mind too. Certainly some of them might be, but others are very hard to interpret that way.  For instance a film text is not something that could normally be described as hermitic, nor is the military's hermetic world.  In particular  the hermetic streak of psychedelia I think is a slam dunk for not meaning hermitic. Spinning Spark  13:51, 11 December 2013 (UTC)
 * By the way, the OED has unaffected by external influences, recondite, which it puts down to a derivation of the alchemy sense. Spinning Spark  13:56, 11 December 2013 (UTC)

 * It looks to me like it's similar to the sense that gave rise to hermetically sealed. Historically, the cult of Hermes was very secretive and jealously guarded its mysteries, so hermetic came to mean closed-off and protected. This sense is only different in direction: sealing out rather than sealing in. Chuck Entz (talk) 14:38, 11 December 2013 (UTC)
 * That makes sense for some of the quotations above, but most of them seem to be specifically referring to being a hermit, which makes me think they meant hermitic. --WikiTiki89 16:06, 11 December 2013 (UTC)
 * I don't think any of them can be unambiguously read as hermitic, although some could be that, and around half are definitely a different meaning to my mind. Spinning Spark  16:19, 11 December 2013 (UTC)
 * OED agrees with you (Chuck Entz). They have sense#1 pertaining to Hermes Trismegistus, sense#2 is the figurative sense; sense#2a is occult science/alchemy and gives our sense as a subsense of 2a, sense#2b is hermetic seal, and sense#3 is pertaining to Hermes. Spinning Spark  16:19, 11 December 2013 (UTC)
 * The OED also has "Erron. for hermitic adj., q.v." as sense #4. —Mr. Granger (talk • contribs) 18:40, 11 December 2013 (UTC)
 * Then perhaps we should add that sense also. It doesn't mean that the sense under discussion isn't citable and the OED still has the isolated sense. Spinning Spark  23:36, 11 December 2013 (UTC)
 * I don't think Mr. Granger was using that as evidence against this sense or anything like that. --WikiTiki89 23:44, 11 December 2013 (UTC)
 * Right, I just meant to point out that it's quite possible that some of the citations are for the sense being RFVed and some are for the sense Wikitiki89 mentioned. —Mr. Granger (talk • contribs) 00:33, 12 December 2013 (UTC)

 * Good enough for me, let's close this as verified; if someone wants to add a couple of these cites to the page then go ahead. Ƿidsiþ 14:14, 15 December 2013 (UTC)
 * Done, Spinning Spark  13:54, 16 December 2013 (UTC)

title: Talk:hermetic


text:
Talk:what'd

what'd
Rfv-senses "what would" and "what had". I don't believe I've ever heard what'd used for anything other than "what did". I don't really doubt that these forms exist, but it would be great if we had some cites. --WikiTiki89 02:58, 16 December 2013 (UTC)
 * Added three citations for each sense. —Mr. Granger (talk • contribs) 03:22, 16 December 2013 (UTC)
 * In "What'd the President think of ye?", it's unclear if it stands for "what did" or "what would". --WikiTiki89 03:28, 16 December 2013 (UTC)
 * It seems like "what would" to me, based on context, but just to be sure, I've added two more (including the one Ungoliant pointed out below). —Mr. Granger (talk • contribs) 03:58, 16 December 2013 (UTC)
 * Here’s a “What’d he have done?”. — Ungoliant (falai) 03:32, 16 December 2013 (UTC)

 * Thank you very much guys. The sense are cited. --WikiTiki89 04:00, 16 December 2013 (UTC)
 * I've never heard of what'd to mean 'what did'. Where is this used? Mglovesfun (talk) 17:11, 16 December 2013 (UTC)
 * Everywhere as far as I know: What'd you do that for?, What'd he do to you?, etc. --WikiTiki89 17:21, 16 December 2013 (UTC)

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title: Talk:what'd


text:
Talk:Muslim

Muslim
RFV-sense "(Yugoslavia) A native speaker of Serbo-Croatian whose ancestors followed Islam, a Bosniak." This sense was added in response to the RFV debate about the following sense of Christian: "One born in a Christian country or of Christian parents, and who has not definitely becomes[sic] an adherent of an opposing system." But that sense failed RFV. - -sche (discuss) 23:41, 16 December 2013 (UTC)
 * Erf, (Yugoslavia) is especially confusing as there is no longer such a country. Does that mean that necessarily the term is obsolete, if it only refers to a country that doesn't exist anymore? Mglovesfun (talk) 00:27, 17 December 2013 (UTC)
 * Yugoslavia is still a region. --WikiTiki89 00:28, 17 December 2013 (UTC)
 * Maybe a sense should be added to Yugoslavia to reflect that. —Mr. Granger (talk • contribs) 00:32, 17 December 2013 (UTC)
 * ...if such a sense is attested, which is unlikely. (Even if attested, such a sense is politically charged and probably so much rarer than the usual sense of "a former country..." as to be inappropriate for use as a context label.) - -sche (discuss) 20:58, 10 January 2014 (UTC)

 * I've removed the sense. - -sche (discuss) 21:02, 10 January 2014 (UTC)

RFC discussion: September 2014
Musliming and Muslimed are defined as inflected forms of a verb, but Muslim lists no verbal sense. - -sche (discuss) 16:39, 19 September 2014 (UTC)
 * I added a verb section with an . — Ungoliant (falai) 16:56, 19 September 2014 (UTC)
 * Some of the citations given for those inflected forms are for the verb "out-Muslim", which is something distinct. I cannot extract any consistent meaning from the rest. The 2011 Usenet citation for "Muslimed" is especially telling: 'Everything, France has been Jewed." What does that mean? If his wife were muslim would france be muslimed?' — which suggests that this supposed verb has no coherent meaning at all. And I believe we usually place citations with the lemma form, do we not?
 * This is not the first time PaM basically makes shit up. Can anyone tell me why do we still let him loose here? — Keφr 17:31, 19 September 2014 (UTC)
 * Actually that conversation was about the secular nature of France, so it was certainly not meaningless. The reason I used this form rather than the lemma is because it would take very long to find citations in the lemma form. Pass a Method (talk) 19:43, 19 September 2014 (UTC)
 * You missed the point: they were treating "muslimed" as a hypothetical word that would be formed from muslim in the same way as "Jewed" was formed from Jew, with the implication that the word so formed would be nonsense. You aren't very good at reading contexts, which is a large part of why there are so many problems with your edits. Chuck Entz (talk) 19:59, 19 September 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:Muslim


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Talk:Basler

Basler
Rfv-sense: English "someone from Basel". DCDuring TALK 03:42, 19 December 2013 (UTC)
 * Added four cites. —Mr. Granger (talk • contribs) 04:11, 19 December 2013 (UTC)
 * Beautiful. Thank you. DCDuring TALK 12:00, 19 December 2013 (UTC)

title: Talk:Basler


text:
Talk:ectropy

ectropy
Has a Wikipedia entry, and I can see quite a few mentions (that have to define it), but I don't believe that it is really real. SemperBlotto (talk) 08:20, 19 December 2013 (UTC)

 * Not to mention the Wikipedia article's "general notability" is disputed. --WikiTiki89 09:03, 19 December 2013 (UTC)

 * Are the three citations (dated 1972, 1979, and 2012) I’ve added to Citations:ectropy sufficient for attestation purposes? — I.S.M.E.T.A. 18:10, 19 December 2013 (UTC)

 * In the 2012 title cite the word could mean almost anything. I don't suppose you have access to the full article. The first one is pretty much a mention, but we seem to accept them when they are in works that go on to use the term. A subsequent use would seem virtually certain if the authors take the trouble to define a term. DCDuring TALK 19:37, 19 December 2013 (UTC)

 * No, I don't have access to the full article, I'm afraid. Fortunately, Mr. Granger's citations make up for the shortcomings of mine. — I.S.M.E.T.A. 20:14, 21 December 2013 (UTC)

 * I've added a couple more citations just to be sure. —Mr. Granger (talk • contribs) 19:46, 19 December 2013 (UTC)

 * Thanks. — I.S.M.E.T.A. 20:14, 21 December 2013 (UTC)

 * Seems OK now. I've cleaned it up a bit. SemperBlotto (talk) 19:52, 19 December 2013 (UTC)

 * This word sounds soo ugly to me (not that that bears any weight on whether or not it is citable). --WikiTiki89 19:53, 19 December 2013 (UTC)

 * How does it compare, aesthetically, with and, in your opinion? — I.S.M.E.T.A. 20:14, 21 December 2013 (UTC)

 * Very poorly. Perhaps this is because entr- and extr- are very common while ectr- isn't. --WikiTiki89 03:57, 26 December 2013 (UTC)

 * Hmm. You're right about the relative frequencies of those three initial tetragrams — the OED lists only five words that begin with ectr- (,, , | , and ). Still, ectropy is the correct spelling; ex-² (an entry we don't have; from the Ancient Greek ) takes the form  (from the Ancient Greek ) before t and most other consonants. — I.S.M.E.T.A. 19:59, 27 December 2013 (UTC)

title: Talk:ectropy


text: ectropies

title: ectropies


text:
嘮叨

Verb

 * 1)  to nag; to chatter; to prattle; to go on and on; to talk on and on

title: 嘮叨


text: 唠叨

title: 唠叨


text: láodao

title: láodao


text:
改道

Verb

 * 1) to change course or route (of people, vehicles, rivers, etc.)

title: 改道


text: gǎidào

title: gǎidào


text:
Category:Latvian irregular adverbs

List of Latvian adverbs with irregular comparative or superlative forms.

title: Category:Latvian irregular adverbs


text:
tykyttää

Verb

 * 1) to throb, palpitate to pound or beat rapidly or violently; said especially of the heart

title: tykyttää


text:
tykytys

Noun

 * 1) throbbing, palpitation action of pounding or beating rapidly or violently; said especially of the heart

title: tykytys


text: tykytystä

title: tykytystä


text: tykytyksen

title: tykytyksen


text: tykytykseen

title: tykytykseen


text:
daudz

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

Adverb

 * 1) much, a lot

Etymology
From, from , the o-grade form of , from the stem , a variant of. The meaning changed from “to swell, swollen” to “big” and then “a lot, much”. Note that the river name contains the same stem (originally “large river, with much water”). Cognates include 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 (🇨🇬, dialectal, 🇨🇬, , 🇨🇬, , 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, ), 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 (< ) “to milk” (< “to press”), 🇨🇬.

Adverb
(comp. ', sup. ')

 * 1) much, a lot;
 * 2) much, many, a lot of an indefinite large amount of
 * 3)  much, a lot
 * 4)  much, a lot, usually of something important
 * 1)  much, a lot
 * 2)  much, a lot, usually of something important
 * 1)  much, a lot
 * 2)  much, a lot, usually of something important
 * 1)  much, a lot
 * 2)  much, a lot, usually of something important
 * 1)  much, a lot
 * 2)  much, a lot, usually of something important
 * 1)  much, a lot, usually of something important
 * 1)  much, a lot, usually of something important
 * 1)  much, a lot, usually of something important
 * 1)  much, a lot, usually of something important

Usage notes
The adverbial form has a comparative form, but the adjectival form  has no corresponding comparative form (the term  does exist, but it is an indefinite pronoun by itself, meaning “several”).

title: daudz


text: tykytyksestä

title: tykytyksestä


text: tykytyksenä

title: tykytyksenä


text: tykytyksiä

title: tykytyksiä


text: tykytyksin

title: tykytyksin


text:
-fex

Etymology
Equivalent to. , from earlier, from , the root noun of , an extension of. Related to.

title: -fex


text:
Barrington

Etymology

 * As an English surname, from several placenames, such as the one in Gloucestershire, from the personal name  +  + . There is also the placename in Somerset of  origin, probably named after  in Seine-Maritime, from, , of pre-Latin origin, perhaps of / origin and  identical with , both names from a Gaulish word related to water.
 * As an surname, from , see ,.

Proper noun

 * 1)  A placename:
 * , which includes the villages of and.
 * , which includes the villages of and.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Barrington is the 6928th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 4843 individuals. Barrington is most common among White (79.85%) and Black/African American (14.14%) individuals.

title: Barrington


text:
тэнгэр

Etymology
, from, from , from.

Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, etc. Compare also, , , , , etc.

Noun

 * 1) sky, heaven
 * 2) weather

title: тэнгэр


text:
plum-duff

Noun

 * 1) A plum pudding.

title: plum-duff


text:
會計員

Noun

 * 1) accountant ; treasurer

title: 會計員


text: 会计员

title: 会计员


text:
超然

Adjective

 * 1) protruding; sticking out
 * 2) detached; independent; impartial
 * 3) frustrated; disappointed

title: 超然


text: sticks out

title: sticks out


text: sticking out

title: sticking out


text: stuck out

title: stuck out


text:
凸出

Verb

 * 1) to protrude; to stick out

title: 凸出


text:
伸出

Verb

 * 1) to reach out; to extend

title: 伸出


text: field of play

title: field of play


text: 沖擊

title: 沖擊


text: chōngjī

title: chōngjī


text: chōngjí

title: chōngjí


text:
充飢

Verb

 * 1)  to allay one's hunger; to satisfy one's hunger

title: 充飢


text: 充饥

title: 充饥


text: jī'è

title: jī'è


text:
積惡

Verb

 * 1) to commit many acts of evil

title: 積惡


text: 积恶

title: 积恶


text:
Opp

Etymology
Named after Henry Opp, a lawyer for the L&N railroad.

title: Opp


text:
Wiktionary:Todo/Misspellings

Based on a list DTLHS generated of all the headers in use on this project, it seems that the following misspellings occur (not just in headers). Anyone looking for an easy edit count could search a database dump for, and fix, such misspellings periodically. (Note that the misspellings should be fixed manually and not by bot, as they are sometimes valid words in languages other than English.) Note that for each misspelling below, one should search for both the string itself as a word and the string pluralised by an appended -s.

Feel free to list more misspellings below. - -sche (discuss) 05:38, 2 March 2014 (UTC)

misspellings which occur especially in headers
abreviation, adejctive, adjecitve, adjectiv, ajdective, alernative, alterantive, alterative, alternatve, alterntive, anonym, antomyn, antonmy, antonyme, antonymn, antonyn, anttonym, anyonym, atnonym, compund, cnjugation, cojugation, conjugattion, connjugation, conujugation, counjugation, cpnjugation, decendant, descendent, descedant, descendanst, descensdant, desecendant, dcelension, dclension, declenation, declensiion, declensio, declensiom, declenson, declention, declesion, declesnsion, dedlension, delcension, delension, decelension, etimology, etmology, etmymology, etmyology, etumology, etymimology, etymlogy, etymogy, etymolgoy, etymolgy, etymolog, etymologie, etymologiy, etymologoy, etymologyy, etymoloy, etymoogy, etymplogy, etyomology, etyymology, eymology, eytmology, exernal links, proninciation, prononciation, pronounciation, pronounciaton, pronuncation, pronunciaiton, pronunciaotion, pronunciatio, pronunciaton, pronuncition, pronuniation, pronunsiation, pronuntiation, pronynciation, prounciation, proununciation, referece, referene, refernce, realated, realted, relatred, synomym, synoym, synomyn, synonim, synonoym, synonymn, synonyn, synonys, synonysm, synoynm, synynom, syonym, translatio, traslation, trnslation

misspellings of parameters passed to templates
(example of a misspelt parameter: [//en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=C%C3%B4te_d%27Ivoire&diff=28035489&oldid=27801916])

heaad, heaf, hed, heead

title: Wiktionary:Todo/Misspellings


text:
have one's heart in the right place

Verb

 * 1)  To have good intentions.

Usage notes
Today almost always used to contrast a subject's good intentions with actions that are foolish or ineffectual. In earlier usage, this was not the case.

Translations

 * Finnish: sydän on paikallaan
 * French: avoir bon fond,
 * Hungarian: helyén van a szíve
 * Polish: mieć dobre intencje

title: have one's heart in the right place


text: shǐmìng

title: shǐmìng


text:
επαινώ

Verb

 * 1)  to praise, compliment

title: επαινώ


text:
ἀναιρέω

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to take up
 * 2)  to take up and carry off, bear away
 * 3)  to take up
 * 4)  to take up bodies for burial
 * 5)  to take away, make away with, destroy, kill
 * 6)  to abolish, annul, cancel
 * 7)  to destroy (an argument), answer or confute it completely
 * 8)  to appoint, ordain
 * 9)  to answer, give a response
 * 10)  to take up for oneself, take up
 * 11)  to take up and carry off, snatch away
 * 12)  to take up dead bodies for burial
 * 13)  to take up in one's arms
 * 14)  to conceive in the womb
 * 15)  to take up money at interest
 * 16)  to take upon oneself, undertake
 * 17)  to accept as one's own
 * 18)  to take back to oneself, undo what one has done, cancel
 * 1)  to abolish, annul, cancel
 * 2)  to destroy (an argument), answer or confute it completely
 * 3)  to appoint, ordain
 * 4)  to answer, give a response
 * 5)  to take up for oneself, take up
 * 6)  to take up and carry off, snatch away
 * 7)  to take up dead bodies for burial
 * 8)  to take up in one's arms
 * 9)  to conceive in the womb
 * 10)  to take up money at interest
 * 11)  to take upon oneself, undertake
 * 12)  to accept as one's own
 * 13)  to take back to oneself, undo what one has done, cancel
 * 1)  to appoint, ordain
 * 2)  to answer, give a response
 * 3)  to take up for oneself, take up
 * 4)  to take up and carry off, snatch away
 * 5)  to take up dead bodies for burial
 * 6)  to take up in one's arms
 * 7)  to conceive in the womb
 * 8)  to take up money at interest
 * 9)  to take upon oneself, undertake
 * 10)  to accept as one's own
 * 11)  to take back to oneself, undo what one has done, cancel
 * 1)  to take up for oneself, take up
 * 2)  to take up and carry off, snatch away
 * 3)  to take up dead bodies for burial
 * 4)  to take up in one's arms
 * 5)  to conceive in the womb
 * 6)  to take up money at interest
 * 7)  to take upon oneself, undertake
 * 8)  to accept as one's own
 * 9)  to take back to oneself, undo what one has done, cancel
 * 1)  to take up and carry off, snatch away
 * 2)  to take up dead bodies for burial
 * 3)  to take up in one's arms
 * 4)  to conceive in the womb
 * 5)  to take up money at interest
 * 6)  to take upon oneself, undertake
 * 7)  to accept as one's own
 * 8)  to take back to oneself, undo what one has done, cancel
 * 1)  to take up dead bodies for burial
 * 2)  to take up in one's arms
 * 3)  to conceive in the womb
 * 4)  to take up money at interest
 * 5)  to take upon oneself, undertake
 * 6)  to accept as one's own
 * 7)  to take back to oneself, undo what one has done, cancel
 * 1)  to take up in one's arms
 * 2)  to conceive in the womb
 * 3)  to take up money at interest
 * 4)  to take upon oneself, undertake
 * 5)  to accept as one's own
 * 6)  to take back to oneself, undo what one has done, cancel
 * 1)  to take up in one's arms
 * 2)  to conceive in the womb
 * 3)  to take up money at interest
 * 4)  to take upon oneself, undertake
 * 5)  to accept as one's own
 * 6)  to take back to oneself, undo what one has done, cancel
 * 1)  to take up money at interest
 * 2)  to take upon oneself, undertake
 * 3)  to accept as one's own
 * 4)  to take back to oneself, undo what one has done, cancel
 * 1)  to take upon oneself, undertake
 * 2)  to accept as one's own
 * 3)  to take back to oneself, undo what one has done, cancel
 * 1)  to accept as one's own
 * 2)  to take back to oneself, undo what one has done, cancel
 * 1)  to accept as one's own
 * 2)  to take back to oneself, undo what one has done, cancel
 * 1)  to accept as one's own
 * 2)  to take back to oneself, undo what one has done, cancel
 * 1)  to accept as one's own
 * 2)  to take back to oneself, undo what one has done, cancel
 * 1)  to take back to oneself, undo what one has done, cancel
 * 1)  to take back to oneself, undo what one has done, cancel
 * 1)  to take back to oneself, undo what one has done, cancel

title: ἀναιρέω


text: 感叹

title: 感叹


text: 感歎

title: 感歎


text: gǎntàn

title: gǎntàn


text: 歎氣

title: 歎氣


text: κρατώ

title: κρατώ


text: tànqì

title: tànqì


text:
κρατάω

Etymology
From, from , from.

Verb

 * 1)  to hold, hold back
 * 2) to imprison, retain
 * 1) to imprison, retain
 * 1) to imprison, retain
 * 1) to imprison, retain

title: κρατάω


text:
κρατιέμαι

Verb

 * 1) to hold on

title: κρατιέμαι


text: κρατήθηκα

title: κρατήθηκα


text: κράτησα

title: κράτησα


text: yìbān

title: yìbān


text:
καινούργιος

Etymology
Etymological spelling of the word as in the Hellenistic and mediaeval, from , from (from ),. Also see the modern spelling.

Adjective

 * 1) new; recently acquired or made

Related terms
and the ancient
 * or and
 * or

title: καινούργιος


text:
come from a good place

Verb

 * 1)  To be motivated by decency, kindness, or good intentions.

title: come from a good place


text:
καινούριος

Etymology
From the and Hellenistic, without the presence of gamma <γ> since the pronunciation of -ιος for this word does not demand it: >. From, from (from ),. Also see the also commonly used, etymological spelling.

Related terms
and the ancient
 * or and
 * or

title: καινούριος


text: luxury goods

title: luxury goods


text:
decidiĝi

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to make up one's mind
 * 2)  to be decided

title: decidiĝi


text: come from the right place

title: come from the right place


text:
bonvole

Adverb

 * 1) kindly, please

Usage notes
This adverb is sometimes used to mean "please", as in Bonvole venu kun mi, but it is more common to use the verb, as in Bonvolu veni kun mi.

title: bonvole


text:
antaŭeniri

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to go / move forward, advance

title: antaŭeniri


text:
μειωμένος

Adjective

 * 1) lower
 * 2) reduced, lessened
 * 3) humiliated, fallen

title: μειωμένος


text:
antaŭen

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) forward, forth

title: antaŭen


text:
malantaŭen

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) back, backward

title: malantaŭen


text:
alkuri

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to run toward or up to something
 * 2) * Edmond Privat, Vivo de Zamenhof, Ĉapitro VI,
 * Rapidis alkurantoj.
 * People came running.
 * 1) * Grace Kirkwood (translator), Veneno Kara (Precious Bane) by Mary Webb, Book 3, Chapter 1,
 * Kio estas al la knabino? Plejofte mi vidas ilin alkuri kaj ne for kuri kiam aperas junulo.
 * What ails the wench? Mostly I see ’em run to and not from when a young chap comes along.
 * 1) * William Auld (translator), La Ĉashundo de la Baskerviloj (The Hound of the Baskervilles) by Arthur Conan Doyle, Chapter 12,
 * Sur ĝia zigzaga supraĵo estis sternita iu malhela neregula objekto. Kiam ni alkuris ĝin, la svaga konturo malsvagiĝis je difinita formo.
 * On its jagged face was spread-eagled some dark, irregular object. As we ran towards it the vague outline hardened into a definite shape.

title: alkuri


text: sociaj

title: sociaj


text: sociajn

title: sociajn


text:
Ord

Etymology

 * As an English surname, from the dialectal noun . Compare.
 * As a surname, habitational name from Ord in Peeblesshire or Banffshire, from.
 * The city in Nebraska is named after.
 * The river in Australia is named after.

Proper noun

 * 1)  . From  An t-Òrd.
 * 1)  . From  An t-Òrd.
 * 1)  . From  An t-Òrd.
 * 1)  . From  An t-Òrd.
 * 1)  . From  An t-Òrd.

title: Ord


text:
επιχειρώ

Etymology
From /.

Verb

 * 1)  to tackle or undertake

title: επιχειρώ


text:
liuennut

Adjective

 * 1) dissolved

title: liuennut


text:
επιχειρηματικός

Adjective

 * 1) enterprising, business, of or related to business

title: επιχειρηματικός


text:
επιχειρησιακός

Adjective

 * 1) business, operational

title: επιχειρησιακός


text:
vintra

Adjective

 * 1) winter, wintry; of or relating to winter

title: vintra


text: vintraj

title: vintraj


text: vintran

title: vintran


text: vintrajn

title: vintrajn


text:
επιχείρηση

Etymology
From. For sense business,.

Noun

 * 1) enterprise, undertaking, attempt
 * 2)  operation
 * 3) business, enterprise, firm, company
 * 1) business, enterprise, firm, company

Derived terms

 * abbreviated:

title: επιχείρηση


text: Category:en:Georgia, USA

title: Category:en:Georgia, USA


text: επιχειρούμαι

title: επιχειρούμαι


text: επιχειρήθηκα

title: επιχειρήθηκα


text: επιχείρησα

title: επιχείρησα


text: Category:Georgia, USA

title: Category:Georgia, USA


text:
πάρειμι

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to be by or present
 * 2) to be by or near one
 * 3) to be present in or at
 * 4) to be present so as to help, stand by
 * 5) to arrive at, to have arrived at
 * 6) to have come from
 * 7)  to be by, to be ready or at hand
 * 8) in store, at command
 * 9)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 10)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1) to be present in or at
 * 2) to be present so as to help, stand by
 * 3) to arrive at, to have arrived at
 * 4) to have come from
 * 5)  to be by, to be ready or at hand
 * 6) in store, at command
 * 7)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 8)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1) to be present so as to help, stand by
 * 2) to arrive at, to have arrived at
 * 3) to have come from
 * 4)  to be by, to be ready or at hand
 * 5) in store, at command
 * 6)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 7)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1) to arrive at, to have arrived at
 * 2) to have come from
 * 3)  to be by, to be ready or at hand
 * 4) in store, at command
 * 5)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 6)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1) to have come from
 * 2)  to be by, to be ready or at hand
 * 3) in store, at command
 * 4)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 5)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1) to have come from
 * 2)  to be by, to be ready or at hand
 * 3) in store, at command
 * 4)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 5)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1) to have come from
 * 2)  to be by, to be ready or at hand
 * 3) in store, at command
 * 4)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 5)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  to be by, to be ready or at hand
 * 2) in store, at command
 * 3)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 4)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 2)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 2)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 2)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 2)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 2)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 2)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 2)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 2)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 2)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 2)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 2)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 2)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 2)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 2)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 2)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 2)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it depends on me, is in one's power to do
 * 2)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed
 * 1)  it being possible or easy, since it is allowed

title: πάρειμι


text:
εφευρίσκω

Verb

 * 1)  to invent

title: εφευρίσκω


text: εφευρίσκομαι

title: εφευρίσκομαι


text: εφευρέθηκα

title: εφευρέθηκα


text: εφεύρα

title: εφεύρα


text: εφηύρα

title: εφηύρα


text:
herhören

Verb

 * 1) to listen

title: herhören


text: vačhe

title: vačhe


text:
palpointi

Etymology
< <

Noun

 * 1)  palpation act of examining a patient's body by feeling with hands

title: palpointi


text:
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text: pappia

title: pappia


text:
papissa

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A female pope.

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) popess

title: papissa


text:
exsudar

Etymology
, from with, from , from  or.

Verb

 * 1)  to exude

Etymology
From, from , from with , from , from  or.

Verb

 * 1)  to

Etymology
, from with, from , from  or.

Verb

 * 1)  to exude

title: exsudar


text: pappiin

title: pappiin


text: papilta

title: papilta


text:
dopełnienie dalsze

Noun

 * 1)  indirect object

title: dopełnienie dalsze


text: Abantiadum

title: Abantiadum


text: Abantiadi

title: Abantiadi


text: Abantiadibus

title: Abantiadibus


text: Abantiadem

title: Abantiadem


text: papiksi

title: papiksi


text: papitta

title: papitta


text: pappeja

title: pappeja


text: papeissa

title: papeissa


text: papeista

title: papeista


text: pappeihin

title: pappeihin


text: Abantes

title: Abantes


text: Abantis

title: Abantis


text: Abantum

title: Abantum


text: Abanti

title: Abanti


text: Abantibus

title: Abantibus


text: Abantem

title: Abantem


text: Abante

title: Abante


text: Abati

title: Abati


text: Abatorum

title: Abatorum


text: papeilla

title: papeilla


text: Abato

title: Abato


text: Abatis

title: Abatis


text:
Abaton

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) abaton

title: Abaton


text:
Abate

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Abate is the 7644th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 4344 individuals. Abate is most common among White (84.94%) and Black/African American (10.22%) individuals.

Etymology
or from. .

Noun

 * 1)  abbot

Etymology
From.

title: Abate


text: Abeli

title: Abeli


text: Abelorum

title: Abelorum


text: Abelo

title: Abelo


text: Abelis

title: Abelis


text: Abelum

title: Abelum


text: Abelos

title: Abelos


text: pappeina

title: pappeina


text: abliguritiones

title: abliguritiones


text: abliguritionis

title: abliguritionis


text: abliguritionum

title: abliguritionum


text: abliguritioni

title: abliguritioni


text: abliguritionibus

title: abliguritionibus


text: abliguritionem

title: abliguritionem


text: abliguritione

title: abliguritione


text: papeiksi

title: papeiksi


text: abusui

title: abusui


text:
abusu

Noun

 * 1) abuse

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) abuse

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  abuse

title: abusu


text: abusuum

title: abusuum


text: abusibus

title: abusibus


text: papein

title: papein


text:
accidiae

Etymology
Regular first declension inflection.

title: accidiae


text:
accidiarum

Etymology
Regular first declension inflection.

title: accidiarum


text:
accidiis

Etymology
Regular first declension inflection.

title: accidiis


text:
accidiam

Etymology
Regular first declension inflection.

title: accidiam


text:
accidias

Etymology
Regular first declension inflection.

title: accidias


text:
muzyka poważna

Noun

 * 1) classical music

title: muzyka poważna


text: papeitta

title: papeitta


text:
passthought

Etymology
, after the pattern of.

Noun

 * 1) A thought used to gain admittance or access to something.

title: passthought


text: administratores

title: administratores


text: administratoris

title: administratoris


text:
administratori

Noun

title: administratori


text: administratoribus

title: administratoribus


text: administratorem

title: administratorem


text:
administratore

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) (female) administrator, manager a female official who performs certain tasks pertaining to the organization and a functioning of an institution

title: administratore


text: passthoughts

title: passthoughts


text: adstutiae

title: adstutiae


text: adstutiarum

title: adstutiarum


text: adstutiis

title: adstutiis


text: adstutiam

title: adstutiam


text: adstutias

title: adstutias


text: adulatores

title: adulatores


text: adulatoris

title: adulatoris


text: adulatoribus

title: adulatoribus


text: adulatorem

title: adulatorem


text: aenigmata

title: aenigmata


text: Aethiopes

title: Aethiopes


text: Aethiopis

title: Aethiopis


text: Aethiopum

title: Aethiopum


text: Aethiopi

title: Aethiopi


text: Aethiopibus

title: Aethiopibus


text: Aethiopem

title: Aethiopem


text: Aethiope

title: Aethiope


text: aeviternitates

title: aeviternitates


text: aeviternitatis

title: aeviternitatis


text: aeviternitatum

title: aeviternitatum


text: aeviternitati

title: aeviternitati


text: aeviternitatibus

title: aeviternitatibus


text: aeviternitatem

title: aeviternitatem


text: aeviternitate

title: aeviternitate


text: afae

title: afae


text: afarum

title: afarum


text: afis

title: afis


text: pappeineen

title: pappeineen


text: Alphonsos

title: Alphonsos


text: papeilta

title: papeilta


text: Amazonis

title: Amazonis


text: Amazonum

title: Amazonum


text: Amazoni

title: Amazoni


text: Amazonibus

title: Amazonibus


text: Amazonem

title: Amazonem


text:
wielo-

Etymology
From.

Prefix

 * 1) multi-, poly-

title: wielo-


text: amites

title: amites


text: amitum

title: amitum


text: amiti

title: amiti


text: amitibus

title: amitibus


text: amitem

title: amitem


text: amiculae

title: amiculae


text: amicularum

title: amicularum


text: amiculam

title: amiculam


text: amiculas

title: amiculas


text: amnicolae

title: amnicolae


text: amnicolarum

title: amnicolarum


text: amnicolis

title: amnicolis


text: amnicolam

title: amnicolam


text: amnicolas

title: amnicolas


text: amphibologiae

title: amphibologiae


text: amphibologiarum

title: amphibologiarum


text: amphibologiis

title: amphibologiis


text: amphibologiam

title: amphibologiam


text: amphibologias

title: amphibologias


text:
amuleta

Noun

 * 1) amulet

title: amuleta


text: amuletorum

title: amuletorum


text: amuletis

title: amuletis


text: Category:Polish terms prefixed with wielo-


text: anacoluthi

title: anacoluthi


text: anacoluthorum

title: anacoluthorum


text: anacolutho

title: anacolutho


text: anacoluthis

title: anacoluthis


text: anetha

title: anetha


text: anethi

title: anethi


text: anethorum

title: anethorum


text: anetho

title: anetho


text: anethis

title: anethis


text: Anglorum

title: Anglorum


text: Anglis

title: Anglis


text: Anglum

title: Anglum


text: antepagmenti

title: antepagmenti


text: antepagmentorum

title: antepagmentorum


text: antepagmento

title: antepagmento


text: antepagmentis

title: antepagmentis


text: antoecorum

title: antoecorum


text: antoeco

title: antoeco


text: antoecis

title: antoecis


text: antoecum

title: antoecum


text: antoecos

title: antoecos


text: antoece

title: antoece


text: apprehensiones

title: apprehensiones


text: apprehensionis

title: apprehensionis


text: apprehensionum

title: apprehensionum


text: apprehensioni

title: apprehensioni


text: apprehensionibus

title: apprehensionibus


text: apprehensionem

title: apprehensionem


text: apprehensione

title: apprehensione


text: archieparchiae

title: archieparchiae


text: archieparchiarum

title: archieparchiarum


text: archieparchiis

title: archieparchiis


text: archieparchiam

title: archieparchiam


text: archieparchias

title: archieparchias


text: archieparchi

title: archieparchi


text: archieparchorum

title: archieparchorum


text: archieparcho

title: archieparcho


text: archieparchis

title: archieparchis


text: archieparchum

title: archieparchum


text: archieparchos

title: archieparchos


text: archieparche

title: archieparche


text: archiepiscopatui

title: archiepiscopatui


text: archiepiscopatum

title: archiepiscopatum


text: archiepiscopatu

title: archiepiscopatu


text: archiepiscopatuum

title: archiepiscopatuum


text: archiepiscopatibus

title: archiepiscopatibus


text: areopagitae

title: areopagitae


text: areopagitarum

title: areopagitarum


text: areopagitis

title: areopagitis


text: areopagiten

title: areopagiten


text: areopagitas

title: areopagitas


text: areopagite

title: areopagite


text: argenti fodinae

title: argenti fodinae


text: argenti fodinarum

title: argenti fodinarum


text: argenti fodinis

title: argenti fodinis


text: argenti fodinam

title: argenti fodinam


text: argenti fodinas

title: argenti fodinas


text: argyranchae

title: argyranchae


text: argyranches

title: argyranches


text: argyrancharum

title: argyrancharum


text: argyranchis

title: argyranchis


text: argyranchen

title: argyranchen


text: argyranchas

title: argyranchas


text: armamentarii

title: armamentarii


text: armamentariorum

title: armamentariorum


text: armamentariis

title: armamentariis


text: arrisiones

title: arrisiones


text: arrisionis

title: arrisionis


text: arrisionum

title: arrisionum


text: arrisioni

title: arrisioni


text: arrisionibus

title: arrisionibus


text: arrisionem

title: arrisionem


text: arrisione

title: arrisione


text: arteriotomiae

title: arteriotomiae


text: arteriotomiarum

title: arteriotomiarum


text: arteriotomiis

title: arteriotomiis


text: arteriotomiam

title: arteriotomiam


text: arteriotomias

title: arteriotomias


text: asphodili

title: asphodili


text: asphodilorum

title: asphodilorum


text: asphodilo

title: asphodilo


text: asphodilis

title: asphodilis


text: asphodilum

title: asphodilum


text: asphodilos

title: asphodilos


text: asphodile

title: asphodile


text: assessui

title: assessui


text: assessum

title: assessum


text: assessu

title: assessu


text: assessuum

title: assessuum


text: assessibus

title: assessibus


text: atpatrui

title: atpatrui


text: atpatruorum

title: atpatruorum


text: atpatruo

title: atpatruo


text: atpatruis

title: atpatruis


text: atpatruum

title: atpatruum


text: atpatruos

title: atpatruos


text: atpatrue

title: atpatrue


text:
kawalik

Etymology
From.

title: kawalik


text: Augustini

title: Augustini


text: Augustinorum

title: Augustinorum


text: Augustino

title: Augustino


text: Augustinum

title: Augustinum


text: Augustinos

title: Augustinos


text: auricillae

title: auricillae


text: auricillarum

title: auricillarum


text: auricillis

title: auricillis


text: auricillam

title: auricillam


text: auricillas

title: auricillas


text: aurigenae

title: aurigenae


text: aurigenarum

title: aurigenarum


text: aurigenis

title: aurigenis


text: aurigenam

title: aurigenam


text: aurigenas

title: aurigenas


text: avertae

title: avertae


text: avertarum

title: avertarum


text: avertarii

title: avertarii


text: avertariorum

title: avertariorum


text: avertario

title: avertario


text: avertariis

title: avertariis


text: avertarium

title: avertarium


text: avertarios

title: avertarios


text: avertari

title: avertari


text: -ariae

title: -ariae


text: -ariarum

title: -ariarum


text: -ariis

title: -ariis


text: -ariam

title: -ariam


text: -arias

title: -arias


text: -arii

title: -arii


text: -ariorum

title: -ariorum


text: -arios

title: -arios


text: -istae

title: -istae


text: -istarum

title: -istarum


text: -istis

title: -istis


text: -istam

title: -istam


text: -istas

title: -istas


text: -surae

title: -surae


text: -surarum

title: -surarum


text: -suris

title: -suris


text: -suram

title: -suram


text: -suras

title: -suras


text: -tates

title: -tates


text: -tatum

title: -tatum


text:
-tati

Etymology
From, accusative of. Compare 🇨🇬.

Suffix

 * 1) -ty

title: -tati


text: -tatibus

title: -tatibus


text: -tatem

title: -tatem


text: -tiones

title: -tiones


text: -tionum

title: -tionum


text: -tioni

title: -tioni


text: -tionibus

title: -tionibus


text: -tionem

title: -tionem


text: -tione

title: -tione


text: -trices

title: -trices


text: -tricis

title: -tricis


text: -tricum

title: -tricum


text: -trici

title: -trici


text: -tricibus

title: -tricibus


text: -tricem

title: -tricem


text: -tudines

title: -tudines


text: -tudinum

title: -tudinum


text: -tudini

title: -tudini


text: -tudinibus

title: -tudinibus


text: -tudinem

title: -tudinem


text: -tudine

title: -tudine


text: baccae

title: baccae


text: baccarum

title: baccarum


text: baccis

title: baccis


text: baccam

title: baccam


text: baccas

title: baccas


text: balistae

title: balistae


text: balistarum

title: balistarum


text: balistis

title: balistis


text: balistam

title: balistam


text: balistarii

title: balistarii


text: balistariorum

title: balistariorum


text: balistario

title: balistario


text: balistariis

title: balistariis


text: balistarium

title: balistarium


text: balistarios

title: balistarios


text: balistarie

title: balistarie


text: baronis

title: baronis


text: baronum

title: baronum


text: baronibus

title: baronibus


text: baronem

title: baronem


text: birotularum

title: birotularum


text: birotulis

title: birotulis


text: birotulam

title: birotulam


text: birotulas

title: birotulas


text: blanditores

title: blanditores


text: blanditoris

title: blanditoris


text: blanditori

title: blanditori


text: blanditoribus

title: blanditoribus


text: blanditorem

title: blanditorem


text: blanditore

title: blanditore


text: blattae

title: blattae


text: blattarum

title: blattarum


text: blattis

title: blattis


text: blattam

title: blattam


text: blattas

title: blattas


text: bordella

title: bordella


text: bordellorum

title: bordellorum


text: bordellis

title: bordellis


text: Bristolii

title: Bristolii


text: Bristolio

title: Bristolio


text:
Britannis

Etymology 1
From. Also see.

Adjective

 * 1) British

Proper noun

 * 1)  British Isles

title: Britannis


text: Brittones

title: Brittones


text: Brittonis

title: Brittonis


text: Brittonum

title: Brittonum


text: Brittoni

title: Brittoni


text: Brittonibus

title: Brittonibus


text: Brittonem

title: Brittonem


text: Brittone

title: Brittone


text: Brutorum

title: Brutorum


text: Brutis

title: Brutis


text: Brutos

title: Brutos


text: bursarii

title: bursarii


text: bursariorum

title: bursariorum


text: bursario

title: bursario


text: bursariis

title: bursariis


text: bursarium

title: bursarium


text: bursarios

title: bursarios


text: bursari

title: bursari


text:
homedulgence

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) The phenomenon or practice of consumers spending leisure time at home instead of going out.

title: homedulgence


text: hanodd

title: hanodd


text:
anoddach

Etymology
From.

title: anoddach


text: hanoddach

title: hanoddach


text: anoddaf

title: anoddaf


text:
astrophilic

Adjective

 * 1)  Related to or exhibiting astrophilia.

title: astrophilic


text: hanoddaf

title: hanoddaf


text: anodded

title: anodded


text: emocionaríes

title: emocionaríes


text: hanodded

title: hanodded


text: emocionaríemos

title: emocionaríemos


text: emocionaríeis

title: emocionaríeis


text: emocionaríen

title: emocionaríen


text: emocionái

title: emocionái


text: cacoetha

title: cacoetha


text: cacoethis

title: cacoethis


text: cacoethum

title: cacoethum


text: cacoethi

title: cacoethi


text: cacoethibus

title: cacoethibus


text: cacoethe

title: cacoethe


text: emocionáu

title: emocionáu


text: emocionao

title: emocionao


text: callositates

title: callositates


text: callositatis

title: callositatis


text: callositatum

title: callositatum


text: callositati

title: callositati


text: callositatibus

title: callositatibus


text: callositatem

title: callositatem


text: callositate

title: callositate


text: emocionaos

title: emocionaos


text: emocionaes

title: emocionaes


text: camminorum

title: camminorum


text: camminis

title: camminis


text: camminum

title: camminum


text: camminos

title: camminos


text: cammine

title: cammine


text: candidatui

title: candidatui


text: candidatuum

title: candidatuum


text: candidatibus

title: candidatibus


text: allargamos

title: allargamos


text: allargáis

title: allargáis


text: allargaba

title: allargaba


text: castui

title: castui


text: allargabes

title: allargabes


text: castu

title: castu


text: castuum

title: castuum


text: castibus

title: castibus


text: allargábemos

title: allargábemos


text: Catulli

title: Catulli


text: Catullorum

title: Catullorum


text: Catullis

title: Catullis


text: Catullum

title: Catullum


text: Catullos

title: Catullos


text: Catulle

title: Catulle


text: caulium

title: caulium


text: allargábamos

title: allargábamos


text: allargabeis

title: allargabeis


text: centaurorum

title: centaurorum


text: centauris

title: centauris


text: centaurum

title: centaurum


text: cephalotae

title: cephalotae


text: allargabais

title: allargabais


text: cephalotarum

title: cephalotarum


text: cephalotis

title: cephalotis


text: cephaloten

title: cephaloten


text: cephalotas

title: cephalotas


text: cerasos

title: cerasos


text: allargaben

title: allargaben


text: allargué

title: allargué


text: cestuum

title: cestuum


text: cestibus

title: cestibus


text:
Chai

Etymology 2
Borrowed from,  ,  , etc.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Chai is the 9030th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 3619 individuals. Chai is most common among Asian/Pacific Islander (83.28%) individuals.

Etymology
From.

title: Chai


text: Chaorum

title: Chaorum


text: characteristici

title: characteristici


text: characteristicorum

title: characteristicorum


text: characteristico

title: characteristico


text: characteristicum

title: characteristicum


text: characteristicos

title: characteristicos


text: characteristice

title: characteristice


text: allarguesti

title: allarguesti


text: allargó

title: allargó


text: Christianitates

title: Christianitates


text: Christianitatis

title: Christianitatis


text: Christianitatum

title: Christianitatum


text: Christianitati

title: Christianitati


text: Christianitatibus

title: Christianitatibus


text: Christianitatem

title: Christianitatem


text: Christianitate

title: Christianitate


text: allarguemos

title: allarguemos


text: allargastis

title: allargastis


text: ciferae

title: ciferae


text: ciferarum

title: ciferarum


text: ciferis

title: ciferis


text: ciferam

title: ciferam


text: ciferas

title: ciferas


text: allarguestis

title: allarguestis


text: ciphrae

title: ciphrae


text: ciphrarum

title: ciphrarum


text: ciphris

title: ciphris


text: ciphram

title: ciphram


text: ciphras

title: ciphras


text: Citrones

title: Citrones


text: Citronis

title: Citronis


text: Citronum

title: Citronum


text: Citroni

title: Citroni


text: Citronibus

title: Citronibus


text: Citronem

title: Citronem


text: Citrone

title: Citrone


text: allargaron

title: allargaron


text: coeptui

title: coeptui


text: coeptu

title: coeptu


text: coeptuum

title: coeptuum


text: coeptibus

title: coeptibus


text: allargara

title: allargara


text: columbarii

title: columbarii


text: columbariorum

title: columbariorum


text: columbariis

title: columbariis


text: compilationes

title: compilationes


text: compilationis

title: compilationis


text: compilationum

title: compilationum


text: compilationi

title: compilationi


text: compilationibus

title: compilationibus


text: compilationem

title: compilationem


text: compilatione

title: compilatione


text: allargaras

title: allargaras


text: conamina

title: conamina


text: conaminis

title: conaminis


text: conaminum

title: conaminum


text: conaminibus

title: conaminibus


text: conamine

title: conamine


text: allargáramos

title: allargáramos


text:
User talk:DPMaid

Of course a man needs a maid. SemperBlotto (talk) 09:42, 2 March 2014 (UTC)

Restoring pedialite
I will restore pedialite template using AWB, using dump enwiktionary-20140728-pages-articles.xml. --DPMaid (talk) 18:52, 22 August 2014 (UTC)
 * I will find all pages that contain "{{pedialite" but not contain "{{projectlink|wikipedia".
 * In these pages, restoring the latter to the former will be undoing undiscussed and unconsensual changes.
 * Expected number of replacements: 10914.
 * Discussion: Beer parlour/2014/August

The actual number of edits was around 2700; the remaining pages from the worklist still used "pedialite".

Example diff: {{diff|28839667}}

Prevalence of the competing markups obtained from the dump from Windows command line: --DPMaid (talk) 01:00, 23 August 2014 (UTC)
 * 'find /c "{{pedialite" enwiktionary-20140728-pages-articles.xml' yields 12980 hits.
 * 'find /c "{{projectlink|wikipedia" enwiktionary-20140728-pages-articles.xml' yields 1 hit. Yes, only 1 hit.
 * 'find /c "{{projectlink|pedia" enwiktionary-20140728-pages-articles.xml' yields 601 hits.
 * 'find /c "{{projectlink" enwiktionary-20140728-pages-articles.xml' yields 857 hits.

Restoring Czech rhyme pages
I have restored Czech rhyme pages to their state before a run by MewBot from the beginning of September 2014. The MewBot run was probably undiscussed, as is their habit.

Some characteristics:
 * Technology: AWB
 * Number of replacements: over 1300
 * Replacement:
 * Restore the top line to read " Rhymes > Czech ".
 * Place Category:Czech rhymes at the bottom
 * Consequence: the rhyme pages are no longer categoried into rhyme subcategories. I oppose rhyme subcategories.
 * Example edit:

This DPMaid run restored the pages to status quo ante.

--DPMaid (talk) 08:35, 14 September 2014 (UTC)

Adding Polish external links
I added Polish external links to between 1000 and 2000 pages. I first started alphabetically and then by a frequency list. To add an external link, I would open a command URL that uses User:DPMaid/common.js.

The external link is to a PWN dictionary page, which has multiple dictionaries and corpus search results; overall looks quite neat.

I only added links to pages for which the target page had dictionary results. To do that, I run the candidate term list through the following filter: --DPMaid (talk) 18:14, 14 September 2014 (UTC)

Moving Wikipedia box and images into English language section
I have moved Wikipedia box from above the English language section into that section. --DPMaid (talk) 12:07, 22 March 2015 (UTC)
 * Technology: WT:AWB
 * Search term: \n==English==
 * Replacement term: ==English==\n
 * Number of edits: 2018
 * Example edit:
 * Edit summary: Move WP box into English language section

I have, furthermore, moved images from above the English language section into that section. --DPMaid (talk) 13:12, 22 March 2015 (UTC)
 * Technology: WT:AWB
 * Search term: (\[\[(File|Image):.*\]\])[\n ]*==English==
 * Replacement term: ==English==\n$1
 * Number of edits: 385
 * Example edit:
 * Edit summary: Move image into English language section
 * Note: I sometimes added more edits manually.

A follow-up on the 1st step, to catch e.g. " ":
 * Search term: ({{wikipedia\|[^}]*}})[\n ]*==English==
 * Replacement term: ==English==\n$1
 * Number of edits: 777
 * Example edit:

To put these numbers in perspective: --DPMaid (talk) 14:11, 22 March 2015 (UTC)
 * Search for ==English==[\n ]*{{wikipedia found 30093 items
 * Search for ==English==[^=]*\[\[(File|Image) found 7282 items

Adding Slovak external links
I added over 250 external links for Slovak entries:
 * To add an external link, I would open a command URL that uses User:DPMaid/common.js.
 * Example command URL: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/beh?action=edit&task=addel&language=Slovak&buttonToPress=wpPreview
 * I was manually checking whether the target page exists, which is tedious.

I am trying to figure out how to query slovniky.korpus.sk web site using Python to tell me whether the target page exists, doing that for a list of pages that have a Slovak lemma and are missing Slovak enternal links. For some reasons, I am getting weird results for URLs like https://slovniky.korpus.sk/?w=konšpiračná+teória. I expect to get a page containing "nič nebolo nájdene", but I get some other page instead such as that for "čo". Maybe later. --DPMaid (talk) 16:25, 2 August 2015 (UTC)

I added over 1000 external links to Slovak entries:
 * I proceeded as above, using command URLs that take advantage of User:DPMaid/common.js.
 * I manually checked presence of entries in slovniky.korpus.sk.
 * I achieved rather high degree of coverage. There are now about 200 Slovak lemma entries with no external link to slovniky.korpus.sk, out of 2545 Slovak lemma entries.
 * I used the following little Excel VBA, having "Yes", "Y", or "y" in the third column to indicate presence in the dictionaries:

--DPMaid (talk) 23:04, 9 August 2015 (UTC)

Adding Czech external links
I added external links to, , and sometimes to over 800 Czech entries. I went by a frequency list; many more can be added. I used the same technique as in ; I updated User:DPMaid/common.js to support Czech. I checked the presence of terms in PSJC and SSJC by automatically quering the dicts online. --DPMaid (talk) 14:02, 22 August 2015 (UTC)
 * I expanded a little less than 1500 additional Czech entries with external links. All links were checked to have targets via a run of a Python script before the adding began, although there was a hiccup during the checking that I had to correct. --DPMaid (talk) 23:13, 22 August 2015 (UTC)

Adding Romanian external links
I added 100 external links to. --DPMaid (talk) 21:56, 21 December 2015 (UTC)
 * The choise of entries was haphasard.
 * To add an external link, I would open a command URL that uses User:DPMaid/common.js.
 * Example command URL: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/adesea?action=edit&task=addel&language=Romanian&buttonToPress=wpPreview
 * I was manually checking whether the target page exists, which is tedious.

Adding Turkish external links
I added over 50 external links to, after creating the template. --DPMaid (talk) 12:05, 24 January 2016 (UTC)
 * The template points to www.tdk.gov.tr website's search through multiple dictionaries, which shows neat results, including those in monolingual Turkish dictionaries.
 * The choise of entries was haphasard.
 * To add an external link, I would open a command URL that uses User:DPMaid/common.js.
 * Example command URL: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/sevda?action=edit&task=addel&language=Turkish&buttonToPress=wpPreview
 * I was manually checking whether the target page exists, which is tedious.

Adding headword templates to Czech entries
I added headword templates to Czech entries using AWB. One consequence is a better population of the lemma category. Where header template was already there, I removed a manual category is present. On occasion, I made some manual edits along the way.

 * Example edit:
 * Number of edits: Over 650
 * Note: Heavy human supervision was required since the regexes below are very heuristic.
 * Regex for AWB:

Run 1, the latest version (I started with a worse version): \[\[Category:Czech nouns\]\]\n\n		False	True	False	True	False	False	True \[\[Category:Czech nouns\]\]\n		False	True	False	True	False	False	True .* * *		False	True	False	False	False	False	True .* 		False	True	False	False	False	False	True .* *		False	True	False	False	False	False	True .* *([mfn])		False	True	False	False	False	False	True .* *$		False	True	True	False	False	False	True

Run 2: \[\[Category:Czech adjectives\]\]\n\n		False	True	False	True	False	False	True \[\[Category:Czech adjectives\]\]\n		False	True	False	True	False	False	True \[\[Category:Czech adjectives\]\]		False	True	False	True	False	False	True .* *		False	True	False	False	False	False	True .* *([mfn])		False	True	False	False	False	False	True .* *$		False	True	True	False	False	False	True --DPMaid (talk) 10:14, 27 December 2016 (UTC)

 * On tajit you seem to have removed the category without making sure there was a headword template, resulting in an uncategorized page. DTLHS (talk) 17:15, 29 December 2016 (UTC)

Switching Wikisaurus to Thesaurus
For Thesaurus namespace, I made an AWB run to replace links that use Wikisaurus to use Thesaurus. Furthermore, in that namespace, I replaced External links heading with Further reading.
 * Example edit:
 * Edit count: 1088

Votes: Votes/2017-07/Rename the Wikisaurus namespace, Votes/2017-03/"External sources", "External links", "Further information" or "Further reading". --DPMaid (talk) 09:06, 17 November 2017 (UTC)

I started doing the same (Wikisaurus to Thesaurus) in the mainspace, making over 1000 edits; I lost track of edit count when AWB dumped. The job is not completed yet. --DPMaid (talk) 10:50, 17 November 2017 (UTC)

Etymologies for -í
I fixed a couple of Czech etymologies for words ending in -í to use af. It was a heavily supervised regex replace: --DPMaid (talk) 13:38, 24 February 2018 (UTC)
 * (===Etymology===[^\[{]*)\[\[(.*?)\]\]
 * $1
 * Regex, SingleLine.

Templatization of Slovnik afixu
I made a small regex replacement, 31 edits. --DPMaid (talk) 07:57, 19 December 2018 (UTC)

Adding Malagasy further reading
I added further reading R:MGW to over 100 Malagasy entries. After adding a couple of them, checking what the further reading says, I grew suspicious. I started to skip entries where the definition did not reasonably match the external source, or where the part of speech did not match, e.g. noun vs. passive verb. Presence of further reading does not make any accuracy claim, but still. --DPMaid (talk) 09:54, 6 July 2019 (UTC)

Updating Telugu further reading and URLs
I replaced bare URLs to Brown for Telugu with R:CPB for pages where the template was able to automatically generate a working link from the headword alone; this yielded about 450 replacements. Where the template could not do that, I at least replaced the defunct URLs to working ones, preserving the page number in the URL. --Dan Polansky (talk) 14:43, 8 July 2019 (UTC)

title: User talk:DPMaid


text: conchae

title: conchae


text: concharum

title: concharum


text:
conchis

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) a kind of bean boiled with the pods

title: conchis


text: concham

title: concham


text: allargáremos

title: allargáremos


text: allargareis

title: allargareis


text: conpagis

title: conpagis


text: consectiones

title: consectiones


text: consectionis

title: consectionis


text: allargarais

title: allargarais


text: consectionum

title: consectionum


text: consectioni

title: consectioni


text: consectionibus

title: consectionibus


text: consectionem

title: consectionem


text: consectione

title: consectione


text: consecutiones

title: consecutiones


text: consecutionis

title: consecutionis


text: consecutionum

title: consecutionum


text: consecutioni

title: consecutioni


text: consecutionibus

title: consecutionibus


text: consecutionem

title: consecutionem


text: consecutione

title: consecutione


text: consequiae

title: consequiae


text: consequiarum

title: consequiarum


text: consequiis

title: consequiis


text: consequiam

title: consequiam


text: consequias

title: consequias


text: consertiones

title: consertiones


text: consertionis

title: consertionis


text: consertionum

title: consertionum


text: consertioni

title: consertioni


text: consertionibus

title: consertionibus


text: consertionem

title: consertionem


text: consertione

title: consertione


text: conservae

title: conservae


text: conservarum

title: conservarum


text: conservatricis

title: conservatricis


text: conservatricum

title: conservatricum


text: conservatricibus

title: conservatricibus


text: allargue

title: allargue


text: conservatricem

title: conservatricem


text: conservitia

title: conservitia


text: conservitii

title: conservitii


text: conservitiorum

title: conservitiorum


text: conservitio

title: conservitio


text: conservitiis

title: conservitiis


text: considerantiae

title: considerantiae


text: allargas

title: allargas


text: considerantiarum

title: considerantiarum


text: considerantiis

title: considerantiis


text: considerantiam

title: considerantiam


text: considerantias

title: considerantias


text: constitutui

title: constitutui


text: constitutu

title: constitutu


text: constitutuum

title: constitutuum


text: constitutibus

title: constitutibus


text: allarguéis

title: allarguéis


text: allargan

title: allargan


text: allargarás

title: allargarás


text: allargará

title: allargará


text: allargaremos

title: allargaremos


text: cunnilingorum

title: cunnilingorum


text: cunnilingo

title: cunnilingo


text: cunnilingis

title: cunnilingis


text: cunnilingum

title: cunnilingum


text: cunnilingos

title: cunnilingos


text: cunnilinge

title: cunnilinge


text: allargaréis

title: allargaréis


text: cunnorum

title: cunnorum


text:
cunno

Etymology
,, , and.

Noun

 * 1)  cunt

title: cunno


text: cunnis

title: cunnis


text: cunnum

title: cunnum


text: cunnos

title: cunnos


text: allargarán

title: allargarán


text: cunne

title: cunne


text: allargaría

title: allargaría


text: allargaríes

title: allargaríes


text: allargaríemos

title: allargaríemos


text: allargaríamos

title: allargaríamos


text: Abantea

title: Abantea


text: Abanteum

title: Abanteum


text: Abantei

title: Abantei


text: Abanteae

title: Abanteae


text: Abanteorum

title: Abanteorum


text: Abantearum

title: Abantearum


text: allargaríais

title: allargaríais


text: Abanteo

title: Abanteo


text: Abanteis

title: Abanteis


text: Abanteam

title: Abanteam


text: Abanteos

title: Abanteos


text: dauca

title: dauca


text: Abanteas

title: Abanteas


text: Abantee

title: Abantee


text: Abantia

title: Abantia


text: Abantium

title: Abantium


text: Abantii

title: Abantii


text: allargaríeis

title: allargaríeis


text: Abantiae

title: Abantiae


text: Abantiorum

title: Abantiorum


text: Abantiarum

title: Abantiarum


text: Abantio

title: Abantio


text: Abantiis

title: Abantiis


text: Abantiam

title: Abantiam


text: allargaríen

title: allargaríen


text: Abantios

title: Abantios


text: Abantie

title: Abantie


text: abluentes

title: abluentes


text: dehonestationes

title: dehonestationes


text: abluentia

title: abluentia


text: dehonestationis

title: dehonestationis


text: abluentis

title: abluentis


text: dehonestationum

title: dehonestationum


text: abluentium

title: abluentium


text: dehonestationi

title: dehonestationi


text: abluenti

title: abluenti


text: allargái

title: allargái


text: dehonestationibus

title: dehonestationibus


text:
abluente

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Adjective

 * 1)  abluent which washes, cleanses

title: abluente


text: dehonestationem

title: dehonestationem


text: abluentibus

title: abluentibus


text: dehonestatione

title: dehonestatione


text: abluentem

title: abluentem


text: absidata

title: absidata


text: absidatum

title: absidatum


text: delegatum

title: delegatum


text: absidati

title: absidati


text: absidatae

title: absidatae


text: absidatorum

title: absidatorum


text: absidatarum

title: absidatarum


text: absidato

title: absidato


text: absidatis

title: absidatis


text: absidatam

title: absidatam


text: absidatos

title: absidatos


text: absidatas

title: absidatas


text: absidate

title: absidate


text: allargáu

title: allargáu


text: absinthiata

title: absinthiata


text: absinthiatum

title: absinthiatum


text: absinthiati

title: absinthiati


text: absinthiatae

title: absinthiatae


text: absinthiatorum

title: absinthiatorum


text: absinthiatarum

title: absinthiatarum


text: allargada

title: allargada


text: absinthiato

title: absinthiato


text: absinthiatis

title: absinthiatis


text: absinthiatam

title: absinthiatam


text: absinthiatos

title: absinthiatos


text: absinthiatas

title: absinthiatas


text: absita

title: absita


text: absitum

title: absitum


text: allargao

title: allargao


text: absiti

title: absiti


text: absitae

title: absitae


text: absitorum

title: absitorum


text: absitarum

title: absitarum


text: Diaboli

title: Diaboli


text: absito

title: absito


text: ogleddol

title: ogleddol


text: Diabolorum

title: Diabolorum


text: Diabolo

title: Diabolo


text: absitam

title: absitam


text: Diabolis

title: Diabolis


text: absitos

title: absitos


text: allargaos

title: allargaos


text: Diabolum

title: Diabolum


text:
absitas

Noun

 * 1)  uncultivated land

title: absitas


text: Diabolos

title: Diabolos


text: absite

title: absite


text: Diabole

title: Diabole


text: abundum

title: abundum


text:
abundi

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to, be

title: abundi


text: abundae

title: abundae


text: allargaes

title: allargaes


text: abundorum

title: abundorum


text: abundarum

title: abundarum


text: abundis

title: abundis


text: abundos

title: abundos


text: xulgo

title: xulgo


text: accadicum

title: accadicum


text: accadicae

title: accadicae


text: accadicorum

title: accadicorum


text: accadicarum

title: accadicarum


text: xulgues

title: xulgues


text: accadicis

title: accadicis


text: accadicam

title: accadicam


text: accadicos

title: accadicos


text: accadicas

title: accadicas


text: accadice

title: accadice


text: xulga

title: xulga


text: Didonis

title: Didonis


text: Didoni

title: Didoni


text: Didonem

title: Didonem


text: accusativa

title: accusativa


text: xulgamos

title: xulgamos


text: accusativae

title: accusativae


text: accusativarum

title: accusativarum


text: accusativam

title: accusativam


text: ngogleddol

title: ngogleddol


text: xulgáis

title: xulgáis


text: accusativas

title: accusativas


text: acidominima

title: acidominima


text: acidominimum

title: acidominimum


text: acidominimi

title: acidominimi


text: acidominimae

title: acidominimae


text: acidominimorum

title: acidominimorum


text: acidominimarum

title: acidominimarum


text: acidominimo

title: acidominimo


text: acidominimis

title: acidominimis


text: acidominimam

title: acidominimam


text: acidominimos

title: acidominimos


text: acidominimas

title: acidominimas


text: acidominime

title: acidominime


text: acrimoniosum

title: acrimoniosum


text: acrimoniosae

title: acrimoniosae


text: acrimoniosorum

title: acrimoniosorum


text: acrimoniosarum

title: acrimoniosarum


text: acrimoniosis

title: acrimoniosis


text: acrimoniosam

title: acrimoniosam


text: acrimoniosos

title: acrimoniosos


text: acrimoniosas

title: acrimoniosas


text: xulguen

title: xulguen


text: acronematici

title: acronematici


text: acronematicae

title: acronematicae


text: acronematicorum

title: acronematicorum


text: acronematicarum

title: acronematicarum


text: acronematico

title: acronematico


text: acronematicis

title: acronematicis


text: Dryadum

title: Dryadum


text: xulgaba

title: xulgaba


text: acronematicam

title: acronematicam


text: Dryadi

title: Dryadi


text: acronematicos

title: acronematicos


text: Dryadibus

title: Dryadibus


text: acronematicas

title: acronematicas


text: Dryadem

title: Dryadem


text: acronematice

title: acronematice


text:
Dryade

Noun

 * 1)  dryad

title: Dryade


text: xulgabes

title: xulgabes


text: actaeifolii

title: actaeifolii


text: actaeifoliae

title: actaeifoliae


text: actaeifoliorum

title: actaeifoliorum


text: actaeifoliarum

title: actaeifoliarum


text: actaeifolio

title: actaeifolio


text: actaeifoliis

title: actaeifoliis


text: actaeifoliam

title: actaeifoliam


text: actaeifolios

title: actaeifolios


text: xulgábemos

title: xulgábemos


text: actaeifolias

title: actaeifolias


text: actaeifolie

title: actaeifolie


text: actinacanthi

title: actinacanthi


text: actinacanthae

title: actinacanthae


text: actinacanthorum

title: actinacanthorum


text: actinacantharum

title: actinacantharum


text: actinacantho

title: actinacantho


text: actinacanthis

title: actinacanthis


text: xulgábamos

title: xulgábamos


text: actinacantham

title: actinacantham


text: actinacanthos

title: actinacanthos


text: actinacanthas

title: actinacanthas


text: actinacanthe

title: actinacanthe


text: xulgabeis

title: xulgabeis


text: actinopetali

title: actinopetali


text: actinopetalae

title: actinopetalae


text: actinopetalorum

title: actinopetalorum


text: actinopetalarum

title: actinopetalarum


text: actinopetalo

title: actinopetalo


text: actinopetalis

title: actinopetalis


text: xulgabais

title: xulgabais


text: actinopetalam

title: actinopetalam


text: actinopetalos

title: actinopetalos


text: actinopetalas

title: actinopetalas


text: actinopetale

title: actinopetale


text: xulgaben

title: xulgaben


text: actinophyllae

title: actinophyllae


text: actinophyllorum

title: actinophyllorum


text: actinophyllarum

title: actinophyllarum


text: actinophyllo

title: actinophyllo


text: actinophyllis

title: actinophyllis


text: actinophyllam

title: actinophyllam


text: actinophyllos

title: actinophyllos


text: actinophyllas

title: actinophyllas


text: xulgué

title: xulgué


text: actinophylle

title: actinophylle


text: aculeaticarpi

title: aculeaticarpi


text: aculeaticarpae

title: aculeaticarpae


text: aculeaticarporum

title: aculeaticarporum


text: aculeaticarparum

title: aculeaticarparum


text: xulgasti

title: xulgasti


text: aculeaticarpo

title: aculeaticarpo


text: aculeaticarpis

title: aculeaticarpis


text: aculeaticarpam

title: aculeaticarpam


text: aculeaticarpos

title: aculeaticarpos


text: aculeaticarpas

title: aculeaticarpas


text: aculeaticarpe

title: aculeaticarpe


text: xulguesti

title: xulguesti


text: aculeatiflori

title: aculeatiflori


text: aculeatiflorae

title: aculeatiflorae


text: aculeatiflororum

title: aculeatiflororum


text: aculeatiflorarum

title: aculeatiflorarum


text: aculeatifloro

title: aculeatifloro


text: aculeatifloris

title: aculeatifloris


text: aculeatifloram

title: aculeatifloram


text: xulgó

title: xulgó


text: aculeatifloros

title: aculeatifloros


text: aculeatifloras

title: aculeatifloras


text: aculeatiflore

title: aculeatiflore


text: aculeolati

title: aculeolati


text: aculeolatae

title: aculeolatae


text: xulguemos

title: xulguemos


text: aculeolatorum

title: aculeolatorum


text: aculeolatarum

title: aculeolatarum


text: aculeolato

title: aculeolato


text: nghan

title: nghan


text: aculeolatis

title: aculeolatis


text: aculeolatam

title: aculeolatam


text: aculeolatos

title: aculeolatos


text: aculeolatas

title: aculeolatas


text: xulgastis

title: xulgastis


text: acuminatifolii

title: acuminatifolii


text: acuminatifoliae

title: acuminatifoliae


text: acuminatifoliorum

title: acuminatifoliorum


text: acuminatifoliarum

title: acuminatifoliarum


text: acuminatifolio

title: acuminatifolio


text: xulguestis

title: xulguestis


text: acuminatifoliis

title: acuminatifoliis


text: acuminatifoliam

title: acuminatifoliam


text: acuminatifolios

title: acuminatifolios


text: acuminatifolias

title: acuminatifolias


text: acuminatifolie

title: acuminatifolie


text: xulgaron

title: xulgaron


text: acuticarpi

title: acuticarpi


text: acuticarpae

title: acuticarpae


text: acuticarporum

title: acuticarporum


text: acuticarparum

title: acuticarparum


text: acuticarpo

title: acuticarpo


text: acuticarpis

title: acuticarpis


text: acuticarpam

title: acuticarpam


text: acuticarpos

title: acuticarpos


text: xulgara

title: xulgara


text: acuticarpas

title: acuticarpas


text: acuticarpe

title: acuticarpe


text: acutidentati

title: acutidentati


text: acutidentatae

title: acutidentatae


text: acutidentatorum

title: acutidentatorum


text: xulgare

title: xulgare


text: acutidentatarum

title: acutidentatarum


text: acutidentato

title: acutidentato


text: acutidentatis

title: acutidentatis


text: acutidentatam

title: acutidentatam


text: acutidentatos

title: acutidentatos


text: acutidentatas

title: acutidentatas


text: acutidentate

title: acutidentate


text: xulgares

title: xulgares


text: acutiflori

title: acutiflori


text: acutiflorae

title: acutiflorae


text: acutiflororum

title: acutiflororum


text: acutiflorarum

title: acutiflorarum


text: acutifloro

title: acutifloro


text: acutifloris

title: acutifloris


text: xulgaras

title: xulgaras


text: acutifloram

title: acutifloram


text: acutifloros

title: acutifloros


text: acutifloras

title: acutifloras


text: acutiflore

title: acutiflore


text: acutiglumi

title: acutiglumi


text: xulgáramos

title: xulgáramos


text: acutiglumae

title: acutiglumae


text: acutiglumorum

title: acutiglumorum


text: acutiglumarum

title: acutiglumarum


text: acutiglumo

title: acutiglumo


text: acutiglumam

title: acutiglumam


text: acutiglumos

title: acutiglumos


text: acutiglumas

title: acutiglumas


text: xulgáremos

title: xulgáremos


text: acutipetali

title: acutipetali


text: acutipetalae

title: acutipetalae


text: acutipetalorum

title: acutipetalorum


text: acutipetalarum

title: acutipetalarum


text: xulgareis

title: xulgareis


text: acutipetalo

title: acutipetalo


text: acutipetalis

title: acutipetalis


text: acutipetalam

title: acutipetalam


text: acutipetalos

title: acutipetalos


text: acutipetalas

title: acutipetalas


text: acutipetale

title: acutipetale


text: acutisepali

title: acutisepali


text: acutisepalae

title: acutisepalae


text: acutisepalorum

title: acutisepalorum


text: acutisepalarum

title: acutisepalarum


text: acutisepalo

title: acutisepalo


text: acutisepalis

title: acutisepalis


text: acutisepalam

title: acutisepalam


text: acutisepalos

title: acutisepalos


text: acutisepalas

title: acutisepalas


text: acutisepale

title: acutisepale


text: acutisquamati

title: acutisquamati


text: acutisquamatae

title: acutisquamatae


text: acutisquamatorum

title: acutisquamatorum


text: acutisquamatarum

title: acutisquamatarum


text: acutisquamato

title: acutisquamato


text: acutisquamatis

title: acutisquamatis


text: acutisquamatam

title: acutisquamatam


text: acutisquamatos

title: acutisquamatos


text: acutisquamatas

title: acutisquamatas


text: acutisquamate

title: acutisquamate


text: acutisquamosi

title: acutisquamosi


text: acutisquamosae

title: acutisquamosae


text: acutisquamosorum

title: acutisquamosorum


text: acutisquamosarum

title: acutisquamosarum


text: acutisquamosis

title: acutisquamosis


text: acutisquamosam

title: acutisquamosam


text: acutisquamosos

title: acutisquamosos


text: acutisquamosas

title: acutisquamosas


text: acutisquamose

title: acutisquamose


text: adamica

title: adamica


text: adamicum

title: adamicum


text: adamici

title: adamici


text: adamicae

title: adamicae


text: adamicorum

title: adamicorum


text: adamicarum

title: adamicarum


text: xulgarais

title: xulgarais


text: adamico

title: adamico


text: adamicis

title: adamicis


text: adamicam

title: adamicam


text: adamicos

title: adamicos


text: adamicas

title: adamicas


text: adamice

title: adamice


text: adhesura

title: adhesura


text: adhesurum

title: adhesurum


text: adhesuri

title: adhesuri


text: adhesurae

title: adhesurae


text: adhesurorum

title: adhesurorum


text: adhesurarum

title: adhesurarum


text: adhesuro

title: adhesuro


text: adhesuris

title: adhesuris


text: xulgaran

title: xulgaran


text: adhesuram

title: adhesuram


text: adhesuros

title: adhesuros


text: adhesuras

title: adhesuras


text: adhesure

title: adhesure


text: adiectivale

title: adiectivale


text: adiectivales

title: adiectivales


text: adiectivalia

title: adiectivalia


text: adiectivalium

title: adiectivalium


text: adiectivali

title: adiectivali


text: adiectivalibus

title: adiectivalibus


text: adiectivalem

title: adiectivalem


text: xulgaren

title: xulgaren


text: adproximatura

title: adproximatura


text: xulgue

title: xulgue


text: adsuefactura

title: adsuefactura


text: adsuefacturum

title: adsuefacturum


text: adsuefacturi

title: adsuefacturi


text: xulgas

title: xulgas


text: adsuefacturae

title: adsuefacturae


text: adsuefacturorum

title: adsuefacturorum


text: adsuefacturarum

title: adsuefacturarum


text: adsuefacturo

title: adsuefacturo


text: adsuefacturis

title: adsuefacturis


text: adsuefacturam

title: adsuefacturam


text: adsuefacturos

title: adsuefacturos


text: adsuefacturas

title: adsuefacturas


text: adsuefacture

title: adsuefacture


text: adumbranda

title: adumbranda


text: adumbrandum

title: adumbrandum


text: adumbrandi

title: adumbrandi


text: xulguéis

title: xulguéis


text: adumbrandae

title: adumbrandae


text: adumbrandorum

title: adumbrandorum


text: adumbrandarum

title: adumbrandarum


text: adumbrando

title: adumbrando


text: adumbrandis

title: adumbrandis


text: adumbrandam

title: adumbrandam


text: adumbrandos

title: adumbrandos


text: adumbrandas

title: adumbrandas


text: adumbrande

title: adumbrande


text: aequatoriale

title: aequatoriale


text: xulgan

title: xulgan


text: aequatoriales

title: aequatoriales


text: aequatorialia

title: aequatorialia


text: aequatorialium

title: aequatorialium


text: aequatoriali

title: aequatoriali


text: aequatorialibus

title: aequatorialibus


text: aequatorialem

title: aequatorialem


text: aequica

title: aequica


text: aequicum

title: aequicum


text: aequici

title: aequici


text: aequicae

title: aequicae


text: aequicorum

title: aequicorum


text: aequicarum

title: aequicarum


text: aequico

title: aequico


text: xulgaré

title: xulgaré


text: aequicis

title: aequicis


text: aequicam

title: aequicam


text: aequicos

title: aequicos


text: aequicas

title: aequicas


text: aequice

title: aequice


text: xulgarás

title: xulgarás


text: xulgará

title: xulgará


text:
informalidá

Noun

 * 1)  condition of being informal

title: informalidá


text: xulgaremos

title: xulgaremos


text: xulgaréis

title: xulgaréis


text:
inmortalidá

Noun

 * 1)  condition of not being susceptible to death

title: inmortalidá


text: xulgarán

title: xulgarán


text:
inorancia

Noun

 * 1)  condition of being uninformed or uneducated

title: inorancia


text: Afra

title: Afra


text: Afrum

title: Afrum


text:
inoranza

Noun

 * 1)  condition of being uninformed or uneducated

title: inoranza


text: Afri

title: Afri


text: Afrae

title: Afrae


text: Afro

title: Afro


text: Afram

title: Afram


text: Afrorum

title: Afrorum


text: Afrarum

title: Afrarum


text: Afris

title: Afris


text: Afros

title: Afros


text: Afras

title: Afras


text: xulgaría

title: xulgaría


text: afflictata

title: afflictata


text: afflictatum

title: afflictatum


text: afflictati

title: afflictati


text: afflictatae

title: afflictatae


text: afflictatorum

title: afflictatorum


text: afflictatarum

title: afflictatarum


text: afflictatam

title: afflictatam


text: afflictatos

title: afflictatos


text: afflictatas

title: afflictatas


text: afrasiatica

title: afrasiatica


text: afrasiaticum

title: afrasiaticum


text: xulgaríes

title: xulgaríes


text: afrasiatici

title: afrasiatici


text: afrasiaticae

title: afrasiaticae


text: afrasiaticorum

title: afrasiaticorum


text: afrasiaticarum

title: afrasiaticarum


text: afrasiatico

title: afrasiatico


text: afrasiaticis

title: afrasiaticis


text: afrasiaticam

title: afrasiaticam


text: afrasiaticos

title: afrasiaticos


text: afrasiaticas

title: afrasiaticas


text: afrasiatice

title: afrasiatice


text: afroasiaticum

title: afroasiaticum


text: xulgaríemos

title: xulgaríemos


text: afroasiaticae

title: afroasiaticae


text: afroasiaticorum

title: afroasiaticorum


text: afroasiaticarum

title: afroasiaticarum


text: afroasiaticis

title: afroasiaticis


text: afroasiaticam

title: afroasiaticam


text: afroasiaticos

title: afroasiaticos


text: afroasiaticas

title: afroasiaticas


text: afroasiatice

title: afroasiatice


text: ainuana

title: ainuana


text: ainuanum

title: ainuanum


text: ainuani

title: ainuani


text: xulgaríamos

title: xulgaríamos


text: ainuanae

title: ainuanae


text: ainuanorum

title: ainuanorum


text: ainuanarum

title: ainuanarum


text: ainuano

title: ainuano


text: ainuanis

title: ainuanis


text: ainuanam

title: ainuanam


text: ainuanos

title: ainuanos


text: ainuanas

title: ainuanas


text: ainuane

title: ainuane


text: alceifolii

title: alceifolii


text: invertebráu

title: invertebráu


text: alceifoliae

title: alceifoliae


text: alceifoliorum

title: alceifoliorum


text: alceifoliarum

title: alceifoliarum


text: xulgaríais

title: xulgaríais


text: alceifolio

title: alceifolio


text: alceifoliis

title: alceifoliis


text: alceifoliam

title: alceifoliam


text:
inxenieru

Noun

 * 1)  person qualified or professionally engaged in engineering

title: inxenieru


text: alceifolios

title: alceifolios


text: alceifolias

title: alceifolias


text: alceifolie

title: alceifolie


text: alemannica

title: alemannica


text: alemannicum

title: alemannicum


text: alemannici

title: alemannici


text: alemannicae

title: alemannicae


text: alemannicorum

title: alemannicorum


text: alemannicarum

title: alemannicarum


text: xulgaríeis

title: xulgaríeis


text:
alemannico

Adjective

 * 1) Alemannic

title: alemannico


text: alemannicis

title: alemannicis


text: alemannicam

title: alemannicam


text: alemannicos

title: alemannicos


text: alemannicas

title: alemannicas


text: alemannice

title: alemannice


text: xulgaríen

title: xulgaríen


text: alpestrum

title: alpestrum


text: alpestrae

title: alpestrae


text: alpestrorum

title: alpestrorum


text: alpestrarum

title: alpestrarum


text: alpestram

title: alpestram


text: xulgái

title: xulgái


text: alpestros

title: alpestros


text: alpestras

title: alpestras


text: Alpina

title: Alpina


text: Alpinum

title: Alpinum


text:
ismu

Noun

 * 1)  narrow strip of land

Adjective

 * 1) rotten (fruit or vegetable)

title: ismu


text: Alpini

title: Alpini


text: Alpinae

title: Alpinae


text: xulgando

title: xulgando


text: Alpinorum

title: Alpinorum


text: Alpinarum

title: Alpinarum


text:
istrorrumanu

Noun

 * 1)  language

title: istrorrumanu


text: Alpino

title: Alpino


text:
isótopu

Noun

 * 1)   atoms of the same element having a different number of neutrons

title: isótopu


text: Alpinis

title: Alpinis


text: Alpinam

title: Alpinam


text: Alpinos

title: Alpinos


text: Alpinas

title: Alpinas


text:
izquierdu

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) left

title: izquierdu


text: xulgáu

title: xulgáu


text:
altispina

Etymology
from.

Noun

 * 1)  High spine or thorn.

Related terms

 * altispinis
 * altispinosus

title: altispina


text: altispinum

title: altispinum


text: informalidaes

title: informalidaes


text: altispini

title: altispini


text: altispinae

title: altispinae


text: altispinorum

title: altispinorum


text: inmortalidaes

title: inmortalidaes


text: altispinarum

title: altispinarum


text: altispino

title: altispino


text: xulgada

title: xulgada


text: altispinis

title: altispinis


text: Edmundi

title: Edmundi


text: altispinam

title: altispinam


text: Edmundorum

title: Edmundorum


text: altispinos

title: altispinos


text: altispinas

title: altispinas


text: insulines

title: insulines


text: Edmundis

title: Edmundis


text: altispine

title: altispine


text: Edmundum

title: Edmundum


text: Edmundos

title: Edmundos


text: alucinata

title: alucinata


text: Edmunde

title: Edmunde


text: alucinatum

title: alucinatum


text: xulgao

title: xulgao


text: alucinati

title: alucinati


text: invertebraos

title: invertebraos


text: alucinatae

title: alucinatae


text: alucinatorum

title: alucinatorum


text: alucinatarum

title: alucinatarum


text: alucinato

title: alucinato


text: elogii

title: elogii


text: alucinatis

title: alucinatis


text: elogiorum

title: elogiorum


text: alucinatam

title: alucinatam


text: inxenieros

title: inxenieros


text: alucinatos

title: alucinatos


text: xulgaos

title: xulgaos


text: elogiis

title: elogiis


text: alucinatas

title: alucinatas


text: alucinate

title: alucinate


text: amatorium

title: amatorium


text: amatorii

title: amatorii


text: amatoriae

title: amatoriae


text: ismos

title: ismos


text: amatoriorum

title: amatoriorum


text: xulgaes

title: xulgaes


text: amatoriarum

title: amatoriarum


text: amatoriis

title: amatoriis


text: amatoriam

title: amatoriam


text: amatorios

title: amatorios


text: amatorias

title: amatorias


text: eparchiae

title: eparchiae


text: eparchiarum

title: eparchiarum


text: entrugo

title: entrugo


text: eparchiis

title: eparchiis


text: eparchiam

title: eparchiam


text: eparchias

title: eparchias


text: amoebaei

title: amoebaei


text: amoebaeae

title: amoebaeae


text: amoebaeorum

title: amoebaeorum


text: eparchi

title: eparchi


text: amoebaearum

title: amoebaearum


text: eparchorum

title: eparchorum


text: amoebaeo

title: amoebaeo


text: eparcho

title: eparcho


text: amoebaeis

title: amoebaeis


text: entrugamos

title: entrugamos


text: eparchis

title: eparchis


text: amoebaeam

title: amoebaeam


text: eparchum

title: eparchum


text: amoebaeos

title: amoebaeos


text: eparchos

title: eparchos


text: amoebaeas

title: amoebaeas


text:
ligur

Adjective

 * 1)  of or pertaining to Liguria

Etymology
From, present active infinitive of.

Verb

 * 1) to tie, bind

Adjective

 * 1) Ligurian

Etymology
or.

Noun

 * 1) Ligurian

Adjective

 * 1)  of Liguria; Ligurian of or relating to Liguria

Noun

 * 1) Ligurian native or inhabitant of Liguria

Noun

 * 1) Ligurian

title: ligur


text: eparche

title: eparche


text: amoebaee

title: amoebaee


text: anaglyptum

title: anaglyptum


text: anaglypti

title: anaglypti


text: ligures

title: ligures


text: entrugáis

title: entrugáis


text: anaglyptae

title: anaglyptae


text: anaglyptorum

title: anaglyptorum


text: anaglyptarum

title: anaglyptarum


text: anaglypto

title: anaglypto


text: anaglyptis

title: anaglyptis


text: anaglyptam

title: anaglyptam


text: anaglyptos

title: anaglyptos


text: anaglypte

title: anaglypte


text: entruguen

title: entruguen


text: anaglypha

title: anaglypha


text: anaglyphum

title: anaglyphum


text: anaglyphi

title: anaglyphi


text: anaglyphae

title: anaglyphae


text: anaglyphorum

title: anaglyphorum


text: anaglypharum

title: anaglypharum


text: entrugaba

title: entrugaba


text: anaglypho

title: anaglypho


text: anaglyphis

title: anaglyphis


text: anaglypham

title: anaglypham


text: anaglyphos

title: anaglyphos


text: anaglyphas

title: anaglyphas


text:
anaglyphe

Noun

 * 1) anaglyph

title: anaglyphe


text: anglonormannica

title: anglonormannica


text: entrugabes

title: entrugabes


text: anglonormannicum

title: anglonormannicum


text: anglonormannici

title: anglonormannici


text: anglonormannicae

title: anglonormannicae


text: anglonormannicorum

title: anglonormannicorum


text: anglonormannicarum

title: anglonormannicarum


text: anglonormannico

title: anglonormannico


text: anglonormannicis

title: anglonormannicis


text: anglonormannicam

title: anglonormannicam


text: entrugábemos

title: entrugábemos


text: anglonormannicos

title: anglonormannicos


text: exarchatui

title: exarchatui


text: anglonormannicas

title: anglonormannicas


text: exarchatum

title: exarchatum


text: anglonormannice

title: anglonormannice


text: exarchatu

title: exarchatu


text: exarchatuum

title: exarchatuum


text: anglosaxonica

title: anglosaxonica


text: exarchatibus

title: exarchatibus


text: anglosaxonicum

title: anglosaxonicum


text: anglosaxonici

title: anglosaxonici


text: anglosaxonicae

title: anglosaxonicae


text: entrugábamos

title: entrugábamos


text: exarchi

title: exarchi


text: anglosaxonicorum

title: anglosaxonicorum


text: exarchorum

title: exarchorum


text: anglosaxonicarum

title: anglosaxonicarum


text: exarcho

title: exarcho


text: anglosaxonico

title: anglosaxonico


text: exarchis

title: exarchis


text: anglosaxonicis

title: anglosaxonicis


text: exarchum

title: exarchum


text: anglosaxonicam

title: anglosaxonicam


text: exarchos

title: exarchos


text: anglosaxonicos

title: anglosaxonicos


text: exarche

title: exarche


text: anglosaxonicas

title: anglosaxonicas


text: anglosaxonice

title: anglosaxonice


text: entrugabeis

title: entrugabeis


text: annuales

title: annuales


text: annualia

title: annualia


text: annualium

title: annualium


text: annualibus

title: annualibus


text: annualem

title: annualem


text: entrugabais

title: entrugabais


text: anteacta

title: anteacta


text: anteactum

title: anteactum


text: anteacti

title: anteacti


text: anteactae

title: anteactae


text: anteactorum

title: anteactorum


text: anteactarum

title: anteactarum


text: anteacto

title: anteacto


text: entrugaben

title: entrugaben


text: anteactis

title: anteactis


text: anteactam

title: anteactam


text: anteactos

title: anteactos


text: anteactas

title: anteactas


text: anteacte

title: anteacte


text: entrugué

title: entrugué


text: antipodiani

title: antipodiani


text: antipodianae

title: antipodianae


text: antipodianorum

title: antipodianorum


text: antipodianarum

title: antipodianarum


text: antipodiano

title: antipodiano


text: antipodianis

title: antipodianis


text: antipodianam

title: antipodianam


text: antipodianos

title: antipodianos


text: antipodianas

title: antipodianas


text: entrugasti

title: entrugasti


text: antipodiane

title: antipodiane


text: apicola

title: apicola


text: apicolum

title: apicolum


text: apicoli

title: apicoli


text: apicolae

title: apicolae


text: apicolorum

title: apicolorum


text: entruguesti

title: entruguesti


text: apicolarum

title: apicolarum


text: apicolo

title: apicolo


text: apicolis

title: apicolis


text: apicolam

title: apicolam


text: fascinationes

title: fascinationes


text: apicolos

title: apicolos


text: fascinationis

title: fascinationis


text: apicolas

title: apicolas


text: fascinationum

title: fascinationum


text: entrugó

title: entrugó


text: fascinationi

title: fascinationi


text: fascinationibus

title: fascinationibus


text: fascinationem

title: fascinationem


text: apocryphum

title: apocryphum


text: fascinatione

title: fascinatione


text: apocryphi

title: apocryphi


text: apocryphae

title: apocryphae


text: apocryphorum

title: apocryphorum


text: apocrypharum

title: apocrypharum


text: apocrypho

title: apocrypho


text: entruguemos

title: entruguemos


text: apocryphis

title: apocryphis


text: faucis

title: faucis


text: apocrypham

title: apocrypham


text: apocryphos

title: apocryphos


text: apocryphas

title: apocryphas


text: appellativa

title: appellativa


text:
appellativum

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  nomen appellativum, common noun

title: appellativum


text: entrugastis

title: entrugastis


text: appellativae

title: appellativae


text: appellativorum

title: appellativorum


text: appellativarum

title: appellativarum


text: appellativis

title: appellativis


text: appellativam

title: appellativam


text: appellativos

title: appellativos


text: entruguestis

title: entruguestis


text: appellativas

title: appellativas


text: aquosum

title: aquosum


text: aquosi

title: aquosi


text: aquosae

title: aquosae


text: aquosorum

title: aquosorum


text: entrugaron

title: entrugaron


text: aquosarum

title: aquosarum


text: aquosis

title: aquosis


text: aquosam

title: aquosam


text: entrugara

title: entrugara


text: aragonense

title: aragonense


text: aragonenses

title: aragonenses


text: aragonensia

title: aragonensia


text: aragonensium

title: aragonensium


text: aragonensi

title: aragonensi


text: aragonensibus

title: aragonensibus


text: aragonensem

title: aragonensem


text: entrugare

title: entrugare


text: aragonica

title: aragonica


text: aragonicum

title: aragonicum


text: aragonici

title: aragonici


text: aragonicae

title: aragonicae


text: aragonicorum

title: aragonicorum


text: aragonicarum

title: aragonicarum


text: aragonico

title: aragonico


text: aragonicis

title: aragonicis


text: entrugares

title: entrugares


text: aragonicam

title: aragonicam


text: ficui

title: ficui


text: aragonicos

title: aragonicos


text: aragonicas

title: aragonicas


text: aragonice

title: aragonice


text: ficuum

title: ficuum


text: ficibus

title: ficibus


text: aramaicum

title: aramaicum


text: entrugaras

title: entrugaras


text: aramaicae

title: aramaicae


text: aramaicorum

title: aramaicorum


text: aramaicarum

title: aramaicarum


text: aramaicis

title: aramaicis


text: aramaicam

title: aramaicam


text: aramaicos

title: aramaicos


text: aramaicas

title: aramaicas


text: entrugáramos

title: entrugáramos


text: aramaice

title: aramaice


text: aranica

title: aranica


text: aranicum

title: aranicum


text: aranici

title: aranici


text: aranicae

title: aranicae


text: aranicorum

title: aranicorum


text: aranicarum

title: aranicarum


text: entrugáremos

title: entrugáremos


text: aranico

title: aranico


text: aranicis

title: aranicis


text: aranicam

title: aranicam


text: aranicos

title: aranicos


text: aranicas

title: aranicas


text: aranice

title: aranice


text: entrugareis

title: entrugareis


text: fluvi

title: fluvi


text: entrugarais

title: entrugarais


text: armeniacos

title: armeniacos


text: armeniace

title: armeniace


text: armillatum

title: armillatum


text: armillati

title: armillati


text: armillatae

title: armillatae


text: entrugaran

title: entrugaran


text: armillatorum

title: armillatorum


text: armillatarum

title: armillatarum


text: armillato

title: armillato


text: armillatis

title: armillatis


text: fraxineta

title: fraxineta


text: armillatam

title: armillatam


text: armillatos

title: armillatos


text: fraxineti

title: fraxineti


text:
carry forward

Verb

 * 1)  To transfer to a new page, column, ledger, or similar entity.
 * 2)  To apply to the taxable income of following years, thereby easing the overall tax burden; carry over.

title: carry forward


text: armillatas

title: armillatas


text: fraxinetorum

title: fraxinetorum


text: fraxineto

title: fraxineto


text: armillate

title: armillate


text: entrugaren

title: entrugaren


text: fraxinetis

title: fraxinetis


text: armoricanum

title: armoricanum


text: armoricanae

title: armoricanae


text: armoricanorum

title: armoricanorum


text: armoricanarum

title: armoricanarum


text: entrugue

title: entrugue


text: armoricanis

title: armoricanis


text: armoricanam

title: armoricanam


text: armoricanos

title: armoricanos


text: armoricanas

title: armoricanas


text: fulcrorum

title: fulcrorum


text: fulcris

title: fulcris


text: aromanica

title: aromanica


text: aromanicum

title: aromanicum


text: entrugas

title: entrugas


text: aromanici

title: aromanici


text: aromanicae

title: aromanicae


text: aromanicorum

title: aromanicorum


text: aromanicarum

title: aromanicarum


text: aromanico

title: aromanico


text: aromanicis

title: aromanicis


text: aromanicam

title: aromanicam


text: aromanicos

title: aromanicos


text: entruguéis

title: entruguéis


text: aromanicas

title: aromanicas


text: aromanice

title: aromanice


text: aromena

title: aromena


text: aromenum

title: aromenum


text: aromeni

title: aromeni