text:
Zazao

Proper noun

 * 1) A near-extinct Oceanic language spoken in the Solomon Islands.

title: Zazao


text:
Zabana

Proper noun

 * 1) An Oceanic language spoken in the Solomon Islands.

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

title: Zabana


text: Capetians

title: Capetians


text: sketchings

title: sketchings


text:
Talk:水底

RFC
glossed as "bottom of the water".

What does this mean? "the bottom of a body of water"? DCDuring TALK 12:10, 26 August 2013 (UTC)

 * Greatly expanded, breaking out each reading into its own etym to show derivation. I don't have usage information; my informal personal sense is that the suitei reading is the most common, and that the minasoko and minazoko readings are possibly archaic, but I'm not confident enough to add context tags or usage notes saying as much.  ‑‑ Eiríkr Útlendi │ Tala við mig 17:30, 26 August 2013 (UTC)

title: Talk:水底


text:
Arixeniidae

Etymology
From.

title: Arixeniidae


text:
бөҙрә

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) curl, ringlet

Adjective

 * 1) having curls ; curly, curly-headed
 * 2) curly
 * 3) curly

title: бөҙрә


text:
nyctalopa

Noun

 * 1) night blindness

title: nyctalopa


text: tainteth

title: tainteth


text: attainteth

title: attainteth


text: distraineth

title: distraineth


text:
obacero

Verb

 * 1) to contradict
 * 2) to interrupt

title: obacero


text:
obaemulor

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to stir up, irritate, provoke

title: obaemulor


text:
obaerarius

Noun

 * 1) A debtor who must work to pay off the debt

title: obaerarius


text:
ubël

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

Noun

 * 1) well, shaft, hillside well

title: ubël


text:
obambulatio

Noun

 * 1) stroll (wandering about)

title: obambulatio


text:
obambulo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to walk up to or close to
 * 2) to walk about, stroll

title: obambulo


text:
Thread:User talk:Kephir/ it-noun/reply

As far as I understand it, there is one regular editor of Italian, and he agreed to the change. In fact, he was the initiator of the idea. Why should they not go for it?

And why would I care about your opinion about the content of this particular change? Because this is the only thing that should matter. Like I said, this community is so small that we just cannot afford to ostracise people based on some vague notion of "consensus". We have to focus on merits, not on procedures. This is the same type of bullshit I am so sick of seeing on Wikipedia, and that has driven away some of their best editors. (Good thing we do not link each other to essays reminding us to "assume good faith". No Arbitration Committee here either. Yet. Thank goodness.) But for them, this is often a necessity. For us, it would be a detriment. So if you object to these edits based on their merits, or you want an explanation, then skip the introductions, go ahead and talk about that. But if you only want to bicker about Consensus™ and Due Process™, then I shall tell you to [insert gross expletive here].

As for mirrors, I am not sure what generalist means in this sentence, but I think this should not be much of a problem for them. MediaWiki is free software, this wiki is free content, dumps are freely available, all modules can be read. They may download and adapt it however they please. I guess they will probably have to batch-process and transform/extract things from markup along the way regardless.

title: Thread:User talk:Kephir/ it-noun/reply


text:
obaresco

Verb

 * 1) to dry up (grow dry)

title: obaresco


text:
thembër

Etymology
From, from (compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1) heel
 * 2)  edge of cake or bread

title: thembër


text:
obarmo

Verb

 * 1) to arm

title: obarmo


text:
Template:ja-suru-i-ku/documentation

This generates conjugation templates for する (suru) verbs that consist of する plus a single kanji, and which display different conjugations than regular -suru verbs. This calls.

title: Template:ja-suru-i-ku/documentation


text:
obatratus

Adjective

 * 1) obscured
 * 2) blackish

title: obatratus


text: obatrata

title: obatrata


text: obatratum

title: obatratum


text: obatrati

title: obatrati


text: obatratae

title: obatratae


text: obatratorum

title: obatratorum


text: obatratarum

title: obatratarum


text: obatrato

title: obatrato


text: obatratis

title: obatratis


text: obatratam

title: obatratam


text: obatratos

title: obatratos


text: obatratas

title: obatratas


text: obatrate

title: obatrate


text:
obatresco

Verb

 * 1) to blacken (become black)

title: obatresco


text:
obauditio

Noun

 * 1) obedience

title: obauditio


text:
Forficulina

Etymology
.

title: Forficulina


text:
obauditus

Noun

 * 1) listening

title: obauditus


text:
różniczkowanie

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  differentiation
 * 1)  differentiation

title: różniczkowanie


text:
obauratus

Adjective

 * 1) gilded
 * 2) gold-plated

title: obauratus


text: obaurata

title: obaurata


text: obauratum

title: obauratum


text: obaurati

title: obaurati


text: obauratae

title: obauratae


text: obauratorum

title: obauratorum


text: obauratarum

title: obauratarum


text: obaurato

title: obaurato


text: obauratis

title: obauratis


text: obauratam

title: obauratam


text: obauratos

title: obauratos


text: obauratas

title: obauratas


text: obaurate

title: obaurate


text:
wszechmoc

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) omnipotence

title: wszechmoc


text:
obba

Etymology
. A town near Carthage is also obscure.

Noun

 * 1) a kind of carafe to mix and decant wine

Noun

 * 1) dung animal excrement

title: obba


text:
Template:ja-verbconj-row

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title: Template:ja-verbconj-row


text:
obbrutesco

Verb

 * 1) to become brutish

title: obbrutesco


text:
obdensatio

Noun

 * 1) thickening

title: obdensatio


text:
obdo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to place or put against
 * 2) to shut, close, fasten

title: obdo


text:
obdulcesco

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to sweeten (become sweet)

title: obdulcesco


text:
obdurefacio

Etymology
From +.

Verb

 * 1) to harden (make hard)

title: obdurefacio


text:
famīlija

Etymology
Borrowed from, now replaced by.

Noun

 * 1)  family

title: famīlija


text:
Template:ja-verbconj-row/documentation

This is used by to generate a single row of a conjugation table. It has two required named parameters, lemma and kana. It has three unnamed parameters:
 * 1) a conjugation ending, e.g. る (Required)
 * 2) an alternative ending (Optional)
 * 3) another alternative ending (Optional)

It also takes two optional named parameters, note1 and note2, which so far are used to place "¹" and "²" respectively on the first and second terms.

title: Template:ja-verbconj-row/documentation


text:
Talk:infopreneur

Wrong definition
I disagree with this definition : "a person who disseminates information electronically". In french, "preneur" means to take. So i would like to add "in order to sell it" like an entrepreneur ! Because an infopreneur is not an infogiver... --Copyleft (talk) 09:39, 16 September 2013 (UTC)

 * It comes from information entrepreneur. The English meaning of entrepreneur has no particular link to "taking" to a modern English speaker. Equinox ◑ 10:01, 16 September 2013 (UTC)

title: Talk:infopreneur


text: famīlijā

title: famīlijā


text: famīliju

title: famīliju


text: famīlijai

title: famīlijai


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 泣 read as な


text: famīlijas

title: famīlijas


text: famīlijās

title: famīlijās


text:
switched on

Adjective

 * 1)  Highly attentive and mentally engaged.

title: switched on


text:
Hemimerina

Etymology
.

title: Hemimerina


text: digiting

title: digiting


text:
dzimene

Etymology
A form introduced in the 1870s by to replace  (the regular development of which would indeed have been  if it had not been borrowed from 🇨🇬), but which never became popular.

Noun

 * 1) family;

title: dzimene


text: dzimeni

title: dzimeni


text: dzimenei

title: dzimenei


text:
obedienter

Adverb

 * 1) obediently

title: obedienter


text: dzimenes

title: dzimenes


text: dzimenēs

title: dzimenēs


text: dzimenē

title: dzimenē


text: dzimeņu

title: dzimeņu


text: dzimenēm

title: dzimenēm


text:
Citations:lazy-ass

showing degree

 * 2006, "Creative Writing Roundup", English At Minnesota (University of Minnesota), Volume 7, Number 2, Summer 2006, page 20:
 * Over lunch she described landing in Antarctica as part of an NSA project that brings artists to the continent: “I basically got there, and I didn’t know what to do—I was overwhelmed. I emailed Trish Hampl in a panic, and she emailed me back: ‘Writing is the most lazy-ass job in the world. Just relax, take notes, let it all sink in.’”

title: Citations:lazy-ass


text: obedientius

title: obedientius


text: obedientissime

title: obedientissime


text: Citations:cabhlach

title: Citations:cabhlach


text:
underprivilege

Noun

 * 1) A lack of opportunities or advantages enjoyed by others.
 * 2) * 2021, 23 June, The Daily Telegraph (p. 19): David Goodhart, Has wokeism crushed the working class?
 * Not that our poorest white groups would claim to feel any such privilege. Indeed, the simple fact of their underprivilege and how bad they are doing is being ignored by the national conversation

title: underprivilege


text: obeditio

title: obeditio


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 泣 read as きゅう


text:
oblaticius

Adjective

 * 1) freely-offered

title: oblaticius


text:
obscuratio

Noun

 * 1) darkening, obscuring, obscuration

title: obscuratio


text:
Reconstruction:Old Saxon/groian

Etymology
From, whence also Old English (English ).

Verb

 * 1) to grow
 * 2) to green

title: Reconstruction:Old Saxon/groian


text:
obsidialis

Adjective

 * 1)  siege

title: obsidialis


text: obsidiale

title: obsidiale


text: obsidiales

title: obsidiales


text: obsidialia

title: obsidialia


text: obsidialium

title: obsidialium


text: obsidiali

title: obsidiali


text: obsidialibus

title: obsidialibus


text: obsidialem

title: obsidialem


text:
obstipus

Adjective

 * 1) oblique (leaning to one side)
 * 2) obstinate (stiff-necked)

title: obstipus


text: obstipa

title: obstipa


text: obstipum

title: obstipum


text: obstipi

title: obstipi


text: obstipae

title: obstipae


text: obstiporum

title: obstiporum


text: obstiparum

title: obstiparum


text: obstipo

title: obstipo


text: obstipis

title: obstipis


text: obstipam

title: obstipam


text: obstipos

title: obstipos


text: obstipas

title: obstipas


text: obstipe

title: obstipe


text:
shtreze

Etymology
Singularized plural of *shtër-ez, based on *shtërë, from (cf. ). Alternatively from, from , from  (cf. 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1) stern of a ship

title: shtreze


text:
obstitus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) over against, opposite
 * 2) opposing, inimical

title: obstitus


text: obstita

title: obstita


text: obstitum

title: obstitum


text: obstitae

title: obstitae


text: obstitorum

title: obstitorum


text: obstitarum

title: obstitarum


text: obstito

title: obstito


text: obstitis

title: obstitis


text: obstitam

title: obstitam


text: obstitos

title: obstitos


text: obstitas

title: obstitas


text: obstite

title: obstite


text:
obtentio

Noun

 * 1) covering, veiling
 * 2) obscurity, darkness

title: obtentio


text:
動手術

Verb

 * 1) to perform a (medical) operation; to have surgery
 * 2)  to undergo a significant adjustment or change

title: 動手術


text:
shtreth

Etymology

 * Compound of +.
 * Prefix from the same root as, namely.
 * from, from . Cognate to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. Related to , from , from . Cognate to 🇨🇬.
 * A variant of, from , related to.
 * According to Orel, from.

Noun

 * 1) board

title: shtreth


text: 动手术

title: 动手术


text:
knaian

Etymology
From. Akin to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to recognize
 * 2) to understand

title: knaian


text:
obtusiangulus

Adjective

 * 1) obtuse-angled

title: obtusiangulus


text: obtusiangula

title: obtusiangula


text: obtusiangulum

title: obtusiangulum


text: obtusianguli

title: obtusianguli


text: obtusiangulae

title: obtusiangulae


text: obtusiangulorum

title: obtusiangulorum


text: obtusiangularum

title: obtusiangularum


text: obtusiangulo

title: obtusiangulo


text: obtusiangulis

title: obtusiangulis


text: obtusiangulam

title: obtusiangulam


text: obtusiangulos

title: obtusiangulos


text: obtusiangulas

title: obtusiangulas


text: obtusiangule

title: obtusiangule


text:
開刀

Verb

 * 1)  to perform (or undergo) a (medical) operation
 * 2)  to make somebody the first target of attack or punishment
 * 3)  to take advantage of somebody's weakness to overcharge them; to make somebody pay through the nose
 * 4)  to cut open (a fish) to sell
 * 5)  to pull a knife
 * 6)  to fire; to sack
 * 7)  to behead; to decapitate
 * 1)  to behead; to decapitate

Synonyms

title: 開刀


text:
kraian

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to crow
 * 2) to shout

title: kraian


text:
unblurry

Adjective

 * 1) Not blurry.

title: unblurry


text:
unhazy

Adjective

 * 1) Not hazy.

title: unhazy


text: 开刀

title: 开刀


text:
unfoggy

Adjective

 * 1) Not foggy.

title: unfoggy


text:
smogless

Adjective

 * 1) Free from smog.

title: smogless


text:
antibicycle

Adjective

 * 1) Opposing the use of bicycles.

title: antibicycle


text:
Talk:shtog

The proposed Latin borrowing is morphologically inconsistent Etimo (talk) 10:54, 16 September 2013 (UTC)

title: Talk:shtog


text:
obtusio

Noun

 * 1) crushing, bruising

title: obtusio


text: nyctalopae

title: nyctalopae


text: nyctaloparum

title: nyctaloparum


text: nyctalopis

title: nyctalopis


text: nyctalopam

title: nyctalopam


text: nyctalopas

title: nyctalopas


text: obaerarii

title: obaerarii


text: obaerariorum

title: obaerariorum


text: obaerario

title: obaerario


text: obaerariis

title: obaerariis


text: obaerarium

title: obaerarium


text: obaerarios

title: obaerarios


text: obaerari

title: obaerari


text: obambulationes

title: obambulationes


text: obambulationis

title: obambulationis


text: obambulationum

title: obambulationum


text: obambulationi

title: obambulationi


text: obambulationibus

title: obambulationibus


text: obambulationem

title: obambulationem


text: obambulatione

title: obambulatione


text: obauditiones

title: obauditiones


text: obauditionis

title: obauditionis


text: obauditionum

title: obauditionum


text: obauditioni

title: obauditioni


text: obauditionibus

title: obauditionibus


text: obauditionem

title: obauditionem


text: obauditione

title: obauditione


text: obauditi

title: obauditi


text: obauditorum

title: obauditorum


text: obauditum

title: obauditum


text: obauditos

title: obauditos


text: obbae

title: obbae


text: obbarum

title: obbarum


text: obbis

title: obbis


text: obbam

title: obbam


text: obbas

title: obbas


text: obdensationes

title: obdensationes


text: obdensationis

title: obdensationis


text: obdensationum

title: obdensationum


text: obdensationi

title: obdensationi


text: obdensationibus

title: obdensationibus


text: obdensationem

title: obdensationem


text: obdensatione

title: obdensatione


text: obeditiones

title: obeditiones


text: obeditionis

title: obeditionis


text: obeditionum

title: obeditionum


text: obeditioni

title: obeditioni


text: obeditionibus

title: obeditionibus


text: obeditionem

title: obeditionem


text: obeditione

title: obeditione


text: obscurationes

title: obscurationes


text: obscurationis

title: obscurationis


text: obscurationum

title: obscurationum


text: obscurationi

title: obscurationi


text: obscurationibus

title: obscurationibus


text: obscurationem

title: obscurationem


text: obscuratione

title: obscuratione


text: obtentiones

title: obtentiones


text: obtentionis

title: obtentionis


text: obtentionum

title: obtentionum


text: obtentioni

title: obtentioni


text: obtentionibus

title: obtentionibus


text: obtentionem

title: obtentionem


text: obtentione

title: obtentione


text: obtusiones

title: obtusiones


text: obtusionis

title: obtusionis


text: obtusionum

title: obtusionum


text: obtusioni

title: obtusioni


text: obtusionibus

title: obtusionibus


text: obtusionem

title: obtusionem


text: obtusione

title: obtusione


text:
Reconstruction:Old Saxon/naian

Etymology
From. Akin to 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to sew

title: Reconstruction:Old Saxon/naian


text: suffugis

title: suffugis


text: suffugit

title: suffugit


text: suffugimus

title: suffugimus


text: suffugitis

title: suffugitis


text: suffugiunt

title: suffugiunt


text: suffugiam

title: suffugiam


text: suffugies

title: suffugies


text: suffugiet

title: suffugiet


text: suffugiemus

title: suffugiemus


text: suffugietis

title: suffugietis


text: suffugient

title: suffugient


text: suffugiebam

title: suffugiebam


text: suffugiebas

title: suffugiebas


text: suffugiebat

title: suffugiebat


text: suffugiebamus

title: suffugiebamus


text: suffugiebatis

title: suffugiebatis


text: suffugiebant

title: suffugiebant


text: suffugi

title: suffugi


text: suffugisti

title: suffugisti


text: suffugistis

title: suffugistis


text: suffugerunt

title: suffugerunt


text: suffugero

title: suffugero


text: suffugeris

title: suffugeris


text: suffugerit

title: suffugerit


text: suffugerimus

title: suffugerimus


text: suffugeritis

title: suffugeritis


text: suffugerint

title: suffugerint


text: suffugeram

title: suffugeram


text: suffugeras

title: suffugeras


text: suffugerat

title: suffugerat


text: suffugeramus

title: suffugeramus


text: suffugeratis

title: suffugeratis


text: suffugerant

title: suffugerant


text: suffugias

title: suffugias


text: suffugiat

title: suffugiat


text: suffugiamus

title: suffugiamus


text: suffugiatis

title: suffugiatis


text: suffugiant

title: suffugiant


text: suffugerem

title: suffugerem


text: suffugeres

title: suffugeres


text: suffugeret

title: suffugeret


text: suffugeremus

title: suffugeremus


text: suffugeretis

title: suffugeretis


text: suffugerent

title: suffugerent


text: suffugerim

title: suffugerim


text: suffugissem

title: suffugissem


text: suffugisses

title: suffugisses


text: suffugisset

title: suffugisset


text: suffugissemus

title: suffugissemus


text: suffugissetis

title: suffugissetis


text: suffugissent

title: suffugissent


text: suffuge

title: suffuge


text: suffugito

title: suffugito


text: suffugite

title: suffugite


text: suffugitote

title: suffugitote


text: suffugiunto

title: suffugiunto


text: suffugere

title: suffugere


text: suffugisse

title: suffugisse


text: malthat

title: malthat


text: malthamus

title: malthamus


text: malthatis

title: malthatis


text: malthant

title: malthant


text: malthabo

title: malthabo


text: malthabis

title: malthabis


text: malthabit

title: malthabit


text: malthabimus

title: malthabimus


text: malthabitis

title: malthabitis


text: malthabunt

title: malthabunt


text: malthabam

title: malthabam


text: malthabas

title: malthabas


text: malthabat

title: malthabat


text: malthabamus

title: malthabamus


text:
ģints

Etymology
Traditionally considered borrowed from. But the 🇨🇬 form has en instead of in; in occurs only in some Eastern 🇨🇬 dialects. Also, in the 17th century, forms with in are attested in Semigallia (Zemgale), agreeing with the [in] in 🇨🇬; it may therefore be that  was originally not a borrowing but an old Curonian word which later spread from Western Latvia to Semigallia. Note that older Semigallian dialects sometimes conserved initial ģ (> dz in standard ): cf. place names like or. If this is the case, then, like 🇨🇬, reflects (< ) “to create,” “to give birth” (via an unaltered , where the initial g, instead of ž, results from either the influence of the related stem , whence also  “to give birth,” or from conservative dialectal variants).

Noun

 * 1)  family, kin group, clan a primitive unit of social organization, based on blood relations and lineage from a common ancestor
 * 2)  people group of people with common interests, ideas, goals, viewpoints
 * 3)  genus a group of species
 * 1)  people group of people with common interests, ideas, goals, viewpoints
 * 2)  genus a group of species
 * 1)  people group of people with common interests, ideas, goals, viewpoints
 * 2)  genus a group of species
 * 1)  genus a group of species
 * 1)  genus a group of species
 * 1)  genus a group of species

title: ģints


text: malthabatis

title: malthabatis


text: malthabant

title: malthabant


text: malthavi

title: malthavi


text: malthavisti

title: malthavisti


text: malthavit

title: malthavit


text: malthavimus

title: malthavimus


text: malthavistis

title: malthavistis


text: malthaverunt

title: malthaverunt


text: malthavero

title: malthavero


text: malthaveris

title: malthaveris


text:
-arka

Suffix

 * : -ress, -trix, -er, -or appended to words to create an agent noun, indicating a person’s profession

Etymology
From.

Suffix

 * 1) ; -er

title: -arka


text: malthaverit

title: malthaverit


text: malthaverimus

title: malthaverimus


text: malthaveritis

title: malthaveritis


text: malthaverint

title: malthaverint


text: malthaveram

title: malthaveram


text: malthaveras

title: malthaveras


text: malthaverat

title: malthaverat


text: malthaveramus

title: malthaveramus


text: malthaveratis

title: malthaveratis


text:
shtregë

Etymology
From, cognate to Proto-Germanic. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) pile of wood

title: shtregë


text: malthaverant

title: malthaverant


text: malthor

title: malthor


text: maltharis

title: maltharis


text: malthamur

title: malthamur


text: malthamini

title: malthamini


text: malthatur

title: malthatur


text: malthantur

title: malthantur


text: malthabor

title: malthabor


text: malthaberis

title: malthaberis


text: malthabimur

title: malthabimur


text: malthabimini

title: malthabimini


text: malthabitur

title: malthabitur


text: malthabuntur

title: malthabuntur


text: malthabar

title: malthabar


text: malthabaris

title: malthabaris


text: malthabamur

title: malthabamur


text: malthabamini

title: malthabamini


text: malthabatur

title: malthabatur


text: malthabantur

title: malthabantur


text: malthem

title: malthem


text: malthes

title: malthes


text: malthet

title: malthet


text: malthemus

title: malthemus


text: malthetis

title: malthetis


text: malthent

title: malthent


text: maltharem

title: maltharem


text: malthares

title: malthares


text: maltharet

title: maltharet


text: maltharemus

title: maltharemus


text: maltharetis

title: maltharetis


text: maltharent

title: maltharent


text: malthaverim

title: malthaverim


text: malthavissem

title: malthavissem


text: malthavisses

title: malthavisses


text: malthavisset

title: malthavisset


text: malthavissemus

title: malthavissemus


text: malthavissetis

title: malthavissetis


text: malthavissent

title: malthavissent


text: malther

title: malther


text: maltheris

title: maltheris


text: malthemur

title: malthemur


text: malthemini

title: malthemini


text: malthetur

title: malthetur


text: malthentur

title: malthentur


text: maltharer

title: maltharer


text: malthareris

title: malthareris


text: maltharemur

title: maltharemur


text: maltharemini

title: maltharemini


text: maltharetur

title: maltharetur


text: maltharentur

title: maltharentur


text: malthato

title: malthato


text: malthate

title: malthate


text: malthatote

title: malthatote


text: malthanto

title: malthanto


text: malthare

title: malthare


text: malthator

title: malthator


text: malthantor

title: malthantor


text: malthavisse

title: malthavisse


text: malthari

title: malthari


text: ģinti

title: ģinti


text: murrit

title: murrit


text: murrimus

title: murrimus


text: murritis

title: murritis


text: murriunt

title: murriunt


text: murriam

title: murriam


text: ģintī

title: ģintī


text: murriet

title: murriet


text: murriemus

title: murriemus


text: murrietis

title: murrietis


text: murrient

title: murrient


text: murriebam

title: murriebam


text:
shtreb

Etymology
Related to or a variant of.

Verb

 * 1) to lay eggs (of flies)

title: shtreb


text: murriebas

title: murriebas


text: murriebat

title: murriebat


text: murriebamus

title: murriebamus


text: murriebatis

title: murriebatis


text: murriebant

title: murriebant


text: ģintij

title: ģintij


text: murrias

title: murrias


text: murriat

title: murriat


text: murriamus

title: murriamus


text: murriatis

title: murriatis


text: murriant

title: murriant


text: murrirem

title: murrirem


text: murrires

title: murrires


text: murriret

title: murriret


text: murriremus

title: murriremus


text: murriretis

title: murriretis


text: murrirent

title: murrirent


text: ģintis

title: ģintis


text: ģintīs

title: ģintīs


text: murrito

title: murrito


text: murrite

title: murrite


text: murritote

title: murritote


text: murriunto

title: murriunto


text:
waskan

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to wash

title: waskan


text: murrire

title: murrire


text: morbificas

title: morbificas


text: morbificat

title: morbificat


text: morbificamus

title: morbificamus


text: morbificatis

title: morbificatis


text: morbificant

title: morbificant


text: morbificabo

title: morbificabo


text: morbificabis

title: morbificabis


text: morbificabit

title: morbificabit


text: morbificabimus

title: morbificabimus


text: morbificabitis

title: morbificabitis


text: morbificabunt

title: morbificabunt


text: morbificabam

title: morbificabam


text: morbificabas

title: morbificabas


text: morbificabat

title: morbificabat


text: morbificabamus

title: morbificabamus


text: morbificabatis

title: morbificabatis


text: morbificabant

title: morbificabant


text:
triple fault

Verb

 * 1)  To cause a triple fault to happen.

title: triple fault


text: morbificavi

title: morbificavi


text: morbificavisti

title: morbificavisti


text: morbificavit

title: morbificavit


text: morbificavimus

title: morbificavimus


text: morbificavistis

title: morbificavistis


text: morbificaverunt

title: morbificaverunt


text: morbificavero

title: morbificavero


text: morbificaveris

title: morbificaveris


text: morbificaverit

title: morbificaverit


text: ģinšu

title: ģinšu


text: morbificaverimus

title: morbificaverimus


text: morbificaveritis

title: morbificaveritis


text: morbificaverint

title: morbificaverint


text: morbificaveram

title: morbificaveram


text: morbificaveras

title: morbificaveras


text: morbificaverat

title: morbificaverat


text: morbificaveramus

title: morbificaveramus


text: morbificaveratis

title: morbificaveratis


text: morbificaverant

title: morbificaverant


text: morbificor

title: morbificor


text: morbificaris

title: morbificaris


text: morbificamur

title: morbificamur


text: morbificamini

title: morbificamini


text: morbificatur

title: morbificatur


text: morbificantur

title: morbificantur


text: morbificabor

title: morbificabor


text: morbificaberis

title: morbificaberis


text: morbificabimur

title: morbificabimur


text: morbificabimini

title: morbificabimini


text: morbificabitur

title: morbificabitur


text: morbificabuntur

title: morbificabuntur


text: morbificabar

title: morbificabar


text: morbificabaris

title: morbificabaris


text: morbificabamur

title: morbificabamur


text: morbificabamini

title: morbificabamini


text: morbificabatur

title: morbificabatur


text: morbificabantur

title: morbificabantur


text: morbificem

title: morbificem


text: morbifices

title: morbifices


text: morbificet

title: morbificet


text: morbificemus

title: morbificemus


text: morbificetis

title: morbificetis


text: morbificent

title: morbificent


text: morbificarem

title: morbificarem


text: morbificares

title: morbificares


text: morbificaret

title: morbificaret


text: morbificaremus

title: morbificaremus


text: morbificaretis

title: morbificaretis


text: morbificarent

title: morbificarent


text: morbificaverim

title: morbificaverim


text: morbificavissem

title: morbificavissem


text: morbificavisses

title: morbificavisses


text: morbificavisset

title: morbificavisset


text: morbificavissemus

title: morbificavissemus


text: morbificavissetis

title: morbificavissetis


text: morbificavissent

title: morbificavissent


text: morbificer

title: morbificer


text: morbificeris

title: morbificeris


text: morbificemur

title: morbificemur


text: ģintīm

title: ģintīm


text: morbificemini

title: morbificemini


text: morbificetur

title: morbificetur


text: morbificentur

title: morbificentur


text: morbificarer

title: morbificarer


text: morbificareris

title: morbificareris


text: morbificaremur

title: morbificaremur


text: morbificaremini

title: morbificaremini


text: morbificaretur

title: morbificaretur


text: morbificarentur

title: morbificarentur


text: morbifica

title: morbifica


text: morbificato

title: morbificato


text: morbificate

title: morbificate


text: morbificatote

title: morbificatote


text: morbificanto

title: morbificanto


text: morbificare

title: morbificare


text: morbificator

title: morbificator


text: morbificantor

title: morbificantor


text: morbificavisse

title: morbificavisse


text: morbificari

title: morbificari


text:
shtrapër

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  shepherd's purse

title: shtrapër


text:
queen snake

Noun

 * , a non-venomous colubrid snake, endemic to North America.

title: queen snake


text: queen snakes

title: queen snakes


text: obdis

title: obdis


text: obdit

title: obdit


text: obdimus

title: obdimus


text: obditis

title: obditis


text: obdunt

title: obdunt


text: obdam

title: obdam


text: obdes

title: obdes


text: obdet

title: obdet


text: obdemus

title: obdemus


text: obdetis

title: obdetis


text: obdent

title: obdent


text: obdebam

title: obdebam


text: obdebas

title: obdebas


text: obdebat

title: obdebat


text: obdebamus

title: obdebamus


text: obdebatis

title: obdebatis


text: obdebant

title: obdebant


text: obdidi

title: obdidi


text: obdidisti

title: obdidisti


text: obdidit

title: obdidit


text: obdidimus

title: obdidimus


text: obdidistis

title: obdidistis


text: obdiderunt

title: obdiderunt


text: obdidero

title: obdidero


text: obdideris

title: obdideris


text: obdiderit

title: obdiderit


text: obdiderimus

title: obdiderimus


text: obdideritis

title: obdideritis


text: obdiderint

title: obdiderint


text: obdideram

title: obdideram


text: obdideras

title: obdideras


text: obdiderat

title: obdiderat


text: obdideramus

title: obdideramus


text: obdideratis

title: obdideratis


text: obdiderant

title: obdiderant


text: obdor

title: obdor


text: obderis

title: obderis


text: obditur

title: obditur


text: obdimur

title: obdimur


text: obdimini

title: obdimini


text: obduntur

title: obduntur


text: obdar

title: obdar


text: obdetur

title: obdetur


text: obdemur

title: obdemur


text: obdemini

title: obdemini


text: obdentur

title: obdentur


text: obdebar

title: obdebar


text: obdebaris

title: obdebaris


text: obdebatur

title: obdebatur


text: obdebamur

title: obdebamur


text: obdebamini

title: obdebamini


text: obdebantur

title: obdebantur


text: obdas

title: obdas


text: obdat

title: obdat


text: obdamus

title: obdamus


text: obdatis

title: obdatis


text: obdant

title: obdant


text: obderem

title: obderem


text: obderes

title: obderes


text: obderet

title: obderet


text: obderemus

title: obderemus


text: obderetis

title: obderetis


text: obderent

title: obderent


text: obdiderim

title: obdiderim


text: obdidissem

title: obdidissem


text: obdidisses

title: obdidisses


text: obdidisset

title: obdidisset


text: obdidissemus

title: obdidissemus


text: obdidissetis

title: obdidissetis


text: obdidissent

title: obdidissent


text: obdaris

title: obdaris


text: obdatur

title: obdatur


text: obdamur

title: obdamur


text: obdamini

title: obdamini


text: obdantur

title: obdantur


text: obderer

title: obderer


text: obdereris

title: obdereris


text: obderetur

title: obderetur


text: obderemur

title: obderemur


text: obderemini

title: obderemini


text: obderentur

title: obderentur


text: obde

title: obde


text: obdito

title: obdito


text: obdite

title: obdite


text: obditote

title: obditote


text: obdunto

title: obdunto


text: obdere

title: obdere


text: obditor

title: obditor


text: obduntor

title: obduntor


text: obdidisse

title: obdidisse


text: obdi

title: obdi


text: obdurefacis

title: obdurefacis


text: obdurefacit

title: obdurefacit


text: obdurefacimus

title: obdurefacimus


text: obdurefacitis

title: obdurefacitis


text: obdurefaciunt

title: obdurefaciunt


text: obdurefaciam

title: obdurefaciam


text: obdurefacies

title: obdurefacies


text: obdurefaciet

title: obdurefaciet


text: obdurefaciemus

title: obdurefaciemus


text: obdurefacietis

title: obdurefacietis


text: obdurefacient

title: obdurefacient


text: obdurefaciebam

title: obdurefaciebam


text: obdurefaciebas

title: obdurefaciebas


text: obdurefaciebat

title: obdurefaciebat


text: obdurefaciebamus

title: obdurefaciebamus


text: obdurefaciebatis

title: obdurefaciebatis


text: obdurefaciebant

title: obdurefaciebant


text: obdurefeci

title: obdurefeci


text: obdurefecisti

title: obdurefecisti


text: obdurefecit

title: obdurefecit


text: obdurefecimus

title: obdurefecimus


text: obdurefecistis

title: obdurefecistis


text: obdurefecerunt

title: obdurefecerunt


text: obdurefecero

title: obdurefecero


text: obdurefeceris

title: obdurefeceris


text: obdurefecerit

title: obdurefecerit


text: obdurefecerimus

title: obdurefecerimus


text: obdurefeceritis

title: obdurefeceritis


text: obdurefecerint

title: obdurefecerint


text: obdurefeceram

title: obdurefeceram


text: obdurefeceras

title: obdurefeceras


text: obdurefecerat

title: obdurefecerat


text: obdurefeceramus

title: obdurefeceramus


text: obdurefeceratis

title: obdurefeceratis


text: obdurefecerant

title: obdurefecerant


text: obdurefio

title: obdurefio


text: obdurefis

title: obdurefis


text: obdurefit

title: obdurefit


text: obdurefimus

title: obdurefimus


text: obdurefitis

title: obdurefitis


text: obdurefiunt

title: obdurefiunt


text: obdurefiam

title: obdurefiam


text: obdurefies

title: obdurefies


text: obdurefiet

title: obdurefiet


text: obdurefiemus

title: obdurefiemus


text: obdurefietis

title: obdurefietis


text: obdurefient

title: obdurefient


text: obdurefiebam

title: obdurefiebam


text: obdurefiebas

title: obdurefiebas


text: obdurefiebat

title: obdurefiebat


text: obdurefiebamus

title: obdurefiebamus


text: obdurefiebatis

title: obdurefiebatis


text:
shtarët

Etymology
From. Cognate to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) bitter
 * 2) too salty

Synonyms

 * hidhur, shtarë

title: shtarët


text: obdurefiebant

title: obdurefiebant


text: obdurefacias

title: obdurefacias


text: obdurefaciat

title: obdurefaciat


text: obdurefaciamus

title: obdurefaciamus


text: obdurefaciatis

title: obdurefaciatis


text: obdurefaciant

title: obdurefaciant


text: obdurefacerem

title: obdurefacerem


text: obdurefaceres

title: obdurefaceres


text: obdurefaceret

title: obdurefaceret


text: obdurefaceremus

title: obdurefaceremus


text: obdurefaceretis

title: obdurefaceretis


text: obdurefacerent

title: obdurefacerent


text: obdurefecerim

title: obdurefecerim


text: obdurefecissem

title: obdurefecissem


text: obdurefecisses

title: obdurefecisses


text: obdurefecisset

title: obdurefecisset


text: obdurefecissemus

title: obdurefecissemus


text: obdurefecissetis

title: obdurefecissetis


text: obdurefecissent

title: obdurefecissent


text: obdurefias

title: obdurefias


text: obdurefiat

title: obdurefiat


text: obdurefiamus

title: obdurefiamus


text: obdurefiatis

title: obdurefiatis


text: obdurefiant

title: obdurefiant


text: obdurefierem

title: obdurefierem


text: obdurefieres

title: obdurefieres


text: obdurefieret

title: obdurefieret


text: obdurefieremus

title: obdurefieremus


text: obdurefieretis

title: obdurefieretis


text: obdurefierent

title: obdurefierent


text: obdurefac

title: obdurefac


text: obdurefacito

title: obdurefacito


text: obdurefacite

title: obdurefacite


text: obdurefacitote

title: obdurefacitote


text: obdurefaciunto

title: obdurefaciunto


text: obdurefi

title: obdurefi


text: obdurefito

title: obdurefito


text: obdurefite

title: obdurefite


text: obdurefitote

title: obdurefitote


text: obdurefacere

title: obdurefacere


text: obdurefecisse

title: obdurefecisse


text: obdurefieri

title: obdurefieri


text: nablizas

title: nablizas


text: nablizat

title: nablizat


text: nablizamus

title: nablizamus


text: nablizatis

title: nablizatis


text: nablizant

title: nablizant


text: nablizabo

title: nablizabo


text: nablizabis

title: nablizabis


text: nablizabit

title: nablizabit


text: nablizabimus

title: nablizabimus


text: nablizabitis

title: nablizabitis


text: nablizabunt

title: nablizabunt


text: nablizabam

title: nablizabam


text: nablizabas

title: nablizabas


text: nablizabat

title: nablizabat


text: nablizabamus

title: nablizabamus


text: nablizabatis

title: nablizabatis


text: nablizabant

title: nablizabant


text: nablizavi

title: nablizavi


text: nablizavisti

title: nablizavisti


text: nablizavit

title: nablizavit


text: nablizavimus

title: nablizavimus


text: nablizavistis

title: nablizavistis


text: nablizaverunt

title: nablizaverunt


text: nablizavero

title: nablizavero


text: nablizaveris

title: nablizaveris


text: nablizaverit

title: nablizaverit


text: nablizaverimus

title: nablizaverimus


text: nablizaveritis

title: nablizaveritis


text: nablizaverint

title: nablizaverint


text: nablizaveram

title: nablizaveram


text: nablizaveras

title: nablizaveras


text: nablizaverat

title: nablizaverat


text: nablizaveramus

title: nablizaveramus


text: nablizaveratis

title: nablizaveratis


text: nablizaverant

title: nablizaverant


text: nablizor

title: nablizor


text: nablizaris

title: nablizaris


text: nablizamur

title: nablizamur


text: nablizamini

title: nablizamini


text: nablizatur

title: nablizatur


text: nablizantur

title: nablizantur


text: nablizabor

title: nablizabor


text: nablizaberis

title: nablizaberis


text: nablizabimur

title: nablizabimur


text: nablizabimini

title: nablizabimini


text: nablizabitur

title: nablizabitur


text: nablizabuntur

title: nablizabuntur


text: nablizabar

title: nablizabar


text: nablizabaris

title: nablizabaris


text: nablizabamur

title: nablizabamur


text: nablizabamini

title: nablizabamini


text: nablizabatur

title: nablizabatur


text: nablizabantur

title: nablizabantur


text: nablizem

title: nablizem


text: nablizes

title: nablizes


text: nablizet

title: nablizet


text: nablizemus

title: nablizemus


text: nablizetis

title: nablizetis


text: nablizent

title: nablizent


text: nablizarem

title: nablizarem


text: nablizares

title: nablizares


text: nablizaret

title: nablizaret


text: nablizaremus

title: nablizaremus


text: nablizaretis

title: nablizaretis


text:
扁豆

Noun

 * 1) hyacinth bean
 * 2) lentil
 * 1) lentil

title: 扁豆


text: nablizarent

title: nablizarent


text: nablizaverim

title: nablizaverim


text: nablizavissem

title: nablizavissem


text: nablizavisses

title: nablizavisses


text: nablizavisset

title: nablizavisset


text: nablizavissemus

title: nablizavissemus


text: nablizavissetis

title: nablizavissetis


text: nablizavissent

title: nablizavissent


text: nablizer

title: nablizer


text: nablizeris

title: nablizeris


text: nablizemur

title: nablizemur


text: nablizemini

title: nablizemini


text: nablizetur

title: nablizetur


text: nablizentur

title: nablizentur


text: nablizarer

title: nablizarer


text: nablizareris

title: nablizareris


text: nablizaremur

title: nablizaremur


text: nablizaremini

title: nablizaremini


text: nablizaretur

title: nablizaretur


text: nablizarentur

title: nablizarentur


text:
小扁豆

Noun

 * 1) lentil

title: 小扁豆


text: nabliza

title: nabliza


text: nablizato

title: nablizato


text: nablizate

title: nablizate


text: nablizatote

title: nablizatote


text: nablizanto

title: nablizanto


text: nablizare

title: nablizare


text: nablizator

title: nablizator


text: nablizantor

title: nablizantor


text: nablizavisse

title: nablizavisse


text: nablizari

title: nablizari


text: nidularis

title: nidularis


text: nidulatur

title: nidulatur


text: nidulamur

title: nidulamur


text: nidulamini

title: nidulamini


text: nidulantur

title: nidulantur


text: nidulabor

title: nidulabor


text: nidulaberis

title: nidulaberis


text: nidulabitur

title: nidulabitur


text: nidulabimur

title: nidulabimur


text: nidulabimini

title: nidulabimini


text: nidulabuntur

title: nidulabuntur


text: nidulabar

title: nidulabar


text: nidulabaris

title: nidulabaris


text:
-fald

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

Suffix

 * 1) suffix denoting multiplication, or consisting of so many parts; -fold
 * ēnfald "simple", "consisting of a single aspect", "onefold"
 * managfald "manifold"

title: -fald


text: nidulabatur

title: nidulabatur


text: nidulabamur

title: nidulabamur


text: nidulabamini

title: nidulabamini


text: nidulabantur

title: nidulabantur


text: niduler

title: niduler


text: niduleris

title: niduleris


text: niduletur

title: niduletur


text: nidulemur

title: nidulemur


text: nidulemini

title: nidulemini


text: nidulentur

title: nidulentur


text: nidularer

title: nidularer


text: nidulareris

title: nidulareris


text: nidularetur

title: nidularetur


text: nidularemur

title: nidularemur


text: nidularemini

title: nidularemini


text: nidularentur

title: nidularentur


text: nidulare

title: nidulare


text: nidulator

title: nidulator


text: nidulantor

title: nidulantor


text: nidulari

title: nidulari


text: obaceras

title: obaceras


text: obacerat

title: obacerat


text: obaceramus

title: obaceramus


text: obaceratis

title: obaceratis


text: obacerant

title: obacerant


text: obacerabo

title: obacerabo


text: obacerabis

title: obacerabis


text: obacerabit

title: obacerabit


text: obacerabimus

title: obacerabimus


text: obacerabitis

title: obacerabitis


text: obacerabunt

title: obacerabunt


text: obacerabam

title: obacerabam


text: obacerabas

title: obacerabas


text: obacerabat

title: obacerabat


text: obacerabamus

title: obacerabamus


text: obacerabatis

title: obacerabatis


text: obacerabant

title: obacerabant


text: obaceravi

title: obaceravi


text: obaceravisti

title: obaceravisti


text: obaceravit

title: obaceravit


text: obaceravimus

title: obaceravimus


text: obaceravistis

title: obaceravistis


text: obaceraverunt

title: obaceraverunt


text: obaceravero

title: obaceravero


text: obaceraveris

title: obaceraveris


text: obaceraverit

title: obaceraverit


text: obaceraverimus

title: obaceraverimus


text: obaceraveritis

title: obaceraveritis


text: obaceraverint

title: obaceraverint


text: obaceraveram

title: obaceraveram


text: obaceraveras

title: obaceraveras


text: obaceraverat

title: obaceraverat


text: obaceraveramus

title: obaceraveramus


text: obaceraveratis

title: obaceraveratis


text: obaceraverant

title: obaceraverant


text: obaceror

title: obaceror


text: obaceraris

title: obaceraris


text: obaceramur

title: obaceramur


text: obaceramini

title: obaceramini


text: obaceratur

title: obaceratur


text: obacerantur

title: obacerantur


text: obacerabor

title: obacerabor


text: obaceraberis

title: obaceraberis


text: obacerabimur

title: obacerabimur


text: obacerabimini

title: obacerabimini


text: obacerabitur

title: obacerabitur


text: obacerabuntur

title: obacerabuntur


text: obacerabar

title: obacerabar


text: obacerabaris

title: obacerabaris


text: obacerabamur

title: obacerabamur


text: obacerabamini

title: obacerabamini


text: obacerabatur

title: obacerabatur


text: obacerabantur

title: obacerabantur


text: obacerem

title: obacerem


text: obaceres

title: obaceres


text: obaceret

title: obaceret


text: obaceremus

title: obaceremus


text: obaceretis

title: obaceretis


text: obacerent

title: obacerent


text: obacerarem

title: obacerarem


text: obacerares

title: obacerares


text:
菜豆

Noun

 * 1) common bean; kidney bean
 * 2)  cowpea; black-eyed pea

Noun

 * 1) common bean

title: 菜豆


text: obaceraret

title: obaceraret


text: obaceraremus

title: obaceraremus


text: obaceraretis

title: obaceraretis


text: obacerarent

title: obacerarent


text: obaceraverim

title: obaceraverim


text: obaceravissem

title: obaceravissem


text: obaceravisses

title: obaceravisses


text: obaceravisset

title: obaceravisset


text: obaceravissemus

title: obaceravissemus


text: obaceravissetis

title: obaceravissetis


text: obaceravissent

title: obaceravissent


text: obacerer

title: obacerer


text: obacereris

title: obacereris


text: obaceremur

title: obaceremur


text: obaceremini

title: obaceremini


text: obaceretur

title: obaceretur


text: obacerentur

title: obacerentur


text: obacerarer

title: obacerarer


text: obacerareris

title: obacerareris


text: obaceraremur

title: obaceraremur


text: obaceraremini

title: obaceraremini


text: obaceraretur

title: obaceraretur


text: obacerarentur

title: obacerarentur


text: obacera

title: obacera


text: obacerato

title: obacerato


text: obaceratote

title: obaceratote


text: obaceranto

title: obaceranto


text: obacerare

title: obacerare


text: obacerator

title: obacerator


text: obacerantor

title: obacerantor


text: obaceravisse

title: obaceravisse


text: obacerari

title: obacerari


text: obaemularis

title: obaemularis


text: obaemulatur

title: obaemulatur


text: obaemulamur

title: obaemulamur


text: obaemulamini

title: obaemulamini


text: obaemulantur

title: obaemulantur


text: obaemulabor

title: obaemulabor


text: obaemulaberis

title: obaemulaberis


text: obaemulabitur

title: obaemulabitur


text: obaemulabimur

title: obaemulabimur


text: obaemulabimini

title: obaemulabimini


text: obaemulabuntur

title: obaemulabuntur


text: obaemulabar

title: obaemulabar


text: obaemulabaris

title: obaemulabaris


text: obaemulabatur

title: obaemulabatur


text: obaemulabamur

title: obaemulabamur


text: obaemulabamini

title: obaemulabamini


text: obaemulabantur

title: obaemulabantur


text: obaemuler

title: obaemuler


text: obaemuleris

title: obaemuleris


text: obaemuletur

title: obaemuletur


text: obaemulemur

title: obaemulemur


text: obaemulemini

title: obaemulemini


text: obaemulentur

title: obaemulentur


text: obaemularer

title: obaemularer


text: obaemulareris

title: obaemulareris


text: obaemularetur

title: obaemularetur


text: obaemularemur

title: obaemularemur


text: obaemularemini

title: obaemularemini


text: obaemularentur

title: obaemularentur


text: obaemulare

title: obaemulare


text: obaemulator

title: obaemulator


text: obaemulantor

title: obaemulantor


text: obaemulari

title: obaemulari


text: obambulas

title: obambulas


text: obambulat

title: obambulat


text: obambulamus

title: obambulamus


text: obambulatis

title: obambulatis


text: obambulant

title: obambulant


text: obambulabo

title: obambulabo


text: obambulabis

title: obambulabis


text: obambulabit

title: obambulabit


text: obambulabimus

title: obambulabimus


text: obambulabitis

title: obambulabitis


text: obambulabunt

title: obambulabunt


text: obambulabam

title: obambulabam


text: obambulabas

title: obambulabas


text: obambulabat

title: obambulabat


text: obambulabamus

title: obambulabamus


text: obambulabatis

title: obambulabatis


text: obambulabant

title: obambulabant


text: obambulavi

title: obambulavi


text: obambulavisti

title: obambulavisti


text: obambulavit

title: obambulavit


text: obambulavimus

title: obambulavimus


text: obambulavistis

title: obambulavistis


text: obambulaverunt

title: obambulaverunt


text: obambulavero

title: obambulavero


text: obambulaveris

title: obambulaveris


text: obambulaverit

title: obambulaverit


text: obambulaverimus

title: obambulaverimus


text: obambulaveritis

title: obambulaveritis


text: obambulaverint

title: obambulaverint


text: obambulaveram

title: obambulaveram


text: obambulaveras

title: obambulaveras


text: obambulaverat

title: obambulaverat


text: obambulaveramus

title: obambulaveramus


text: obambulaveratis

title: obambulaveratis


text: obambulaverant

title: obambulaverant


text: obambulor

title: obambulor


text: obambularis

title: obambularis


text: obambulamur

title: obambulamur


text: obambulamini

title: obambulamini


text: treens

title: treens


text: obambulatur

title: obambulatur


text: obambulantur

title: obambulantur


text: obambulabor

title: obambulabor


text: obambulaberis

title: obambulaberis


text: obambulabimur

title: obambulabimur


text: obambulabimini

title: obambulabimini


text: obambulabitur

title: obambulabitur


text: obambulabuntur

title: obambulabuntur


text: obambulabar

title: obambulabar


text: obambulabaris

title: obambulabaris


text: obambulabamur

title: obambulabamur


text: obambulabamini

title: obambulabamini


text: obambulabatur

title: obambulabatur


text: obambulabantur

title: obambulabantur


text: obambulem

title: obambulem


text: obambules

title: obambules


text: obambulet

title: obambulet


text: obambulemus

title: obambulemus


text: obambuletis

title: obambuletis


text: obambulent

title: obambulent


text: obambularem

title: obambularem


text: obambulares

title: obambulares


text: obambularet

title: obambularet


text: obambularemus

title: obambularemus


text: obambularetis

title: obambularetis


text: obambularent

title: obambularent


text: obambulaverim

title: obambulaverim


text: obambulavissem

title: obambulavissem


text: obambulavisses

title: obambulavisses


text: obambulavisset

title: obambulavisset


text: obambulavissemus

title: obambulavissemus


text: obambulavissetis

title: obambulavissetis


text: obambulavissent

title: obambulavissent


text: obambuler

title: obambuler


text: obambuleris

title: obambuleris


text: obambulemur

title: obambulemur


text: obambulemini

title: obambulemini


text: obambuletur

title: obambuletur


text: obambulentur

title: obambulentur


text: obambularer

title: obambularer


text: obambulareris

title: obambulareris


text: obambularemur

title: obambularemur


text: obambularemini

title: obambularemini


text: obambularetur

title: obambularetur


text: obambularentur

title: obambularentur


text: obambula

title: obambula


text: obambulato

title: obambulato


text: obambulatote

title: obambulatote


text: obambulanto

title: obambulanto


text: obambulare

title: obambulare


text: obambulator

title: obambulator


text: obambulantor

title: obambulantor


text: obambulavisse

title: obambulavisse


text: obambulari

title: obambulari


text: obarmas

title: obarmas


text: obarmat

title: obarmat


text: obarmamus

title: obarmamus


text: obarmatis

title: obarmatis


text: obarmant

title: obarmant


text: obarmabo

title: obarmabo


text: obarmabis

title: obarmabis


text: obarmabit

title: obarmabit


text: obarmabimus

title: obarmabimus


text: obarmabitis

title: obarmabitis


text: obarmabunt

title: obarmabunt


text: obarmabam

title: obarmabam


text: obarmabas

title: obarmabas


text: obarmabat

title: obarmabat


text: obarmabamus

title: obarmabamus


text: obarmabatis

title: obarmabatis


text: obarmabant

title: obarmabant


text: obarmavi

title: obarmavi


text: obarmavisti

title: obarmavisti


text: obarmavit

title: obarmavit


text: obarmavimus

title: obarmavimus


text: obarmavistis

title: obarmavistis


text: obarmaverunt

title: obarmaverunt


text: obarmavero

title: obarmavero


text: obarmaveris

title: obarmaveris


text: obarmaverit

title: obarmaverit


text: obarmaverimus

title: obarmaverimus


text: obarmaveritis

title: obarmaveritis


text: obarmaverint

title: obarmaverint


text: obarmaveram

title: obarmaveram


text: obarmaveras

title: obarmaveras


text: obarmaverat

title: obarmaverat


text: obarmaveramus

title: obarmaveramus


text: obarmaveratis

title: obarmaveratis


text: obarmaverant

title: obarmaverant


text: obarmor

title: obarmor


text: obarmaris

title: obarmaris


text: obarmamur

title: obarmamur


text: obarmamini

title: obarmamini


text: obarmatur

title: obarmatur


text: obarmantur

title: obarmantur


text: obarmabor

title: obarmabor


text: obarmaberis

title: obarmaberis


text: obarmabimur

title: obarmabimur


text: obarmabimini

title: obarmabimini


text: obarmabitur

title: obarmabitur


text: obarmabuntur

title: obarmabuntur


text: obarmabar

title: obarmabar


text: obarmabaris

title: obarmabaris


text: obarmabamur

title: obarmabamur


text: obarmabamini

title: obarmabamini


text: obarmabatur

title: obarmabatur


text: obarmabantur

title: obarmabantur


text: obarmem

title: obarmem


text: obarmes

title: obarmes


text: obarmet

title: obarmet


text: obarmemus

title: obarmemus


text: obarmetis

title: obarmetis


text: obarment

title: obarment


text: obarmarem

title: obarmarem


text: obarmares

title: obarmares


text: obarmaret

title: obarmaret


text: obarmaremus

title: obarmaremus


text: obarmaretis

title: obarmaretis


text: obarmarent

title: obarmarent


text: obarmaverim

title: obarmaverim


text: obarmavissem

title: obarmavissem


text: obarmavisses

title: obarmavisses


text: obarmavisset

title: obarmavisset


text: obarmavissemus

title: obarmavissemus


text: obarmavissetis

title: obarmavissetis


text: obarmavissent

title: obarmavissent


text: obarmer

title: obarmer


text: obarmeris

title: obarmeris


text: obarmemur

title: obarmemur


text: obarmemini

title: obarmemini


text: obarmetur

title: obarmetur


text: obarmentur

title: obarmentur


text: obarmarer

title: obarmarer


text: obarmareris

title: obarmareris


text: obarmaremur

title: obarmaremur


text: obarmaremini

title: obarmaremini


text: obarmaretur

title: obarmaretur


text: obarmarentur

title: obarmarentur


text: obarma

title: obarma


text: obarmato

title: obarmato


text: obarmate

title: obarmate


text: obarmatote

title: obarmatote


text: obarmanto

title: obarmanto


text: obarmare

title: obarmare


text: obarmator

title: obarmator


text: obarmantor

title: obarmantor


text: obarmavisse

title: obarmavisse


text: obarmari

title: obarmari


text: obdulcescis

title: obdulcescis


text: obdulcescit

title: obdulcescit


text: obdulcescimus

title: obdulcescimus


text: obdulcescitis

title: obdulcescitis


text: obdulcescunt

title: obdulcescunt


text: obdulcescam

title: obdulcescam


text: obdulcesces

title: obdulcesces


text: obdulcescet

title: obdulcescet


text: obdulcescemus

title: obdulcescemus


text: obdulcescetis

title: obdulcescetis


text: obdulcescent

title: obdulcescent


text: obdulcescebam

title: obdulcescebam


text: obdulcescebas

title: obdulcescebas


text: obdulcescebat

title: obdulcescebat


text: obdulcescebamus

title: obdulcescebamus


text: obdulcescebatis

title: obdulcescebatis


text: obdulcescebant

title: obdulcescebant


text: obdulcui

title: obdulcui


text: obdulcuisti

title: obdulcuisti


text: obdulcuit

title: obdulcuit


text: obdulcuimus

title: obdulcuimus


text:
shprohë

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

Noun

 * 1) deadly nightshade, belladonna

title: shprohë


text: obdulcuistis

title: obdulcuistis


text: obdulcuerunt

title: obdulcuerunt


text: obdulcuero

title: obdulcuero


text: obdulcueris

title: obdulcueris


text: obdulcuerit

title: obdulcuerit


text: obdulcuerimus

title: obdulcuerimus


text: obdulcueritis

title: obdulcueritis


text: obdulcuerint

title: obdulcuerint


text: obdulcueram

title: obdulcueram


text: obdulcueras

title: obdulcueras


text: obdulcuerat

title: obdulcuerat


text: obdulcueramus

title: obdulcueramus


text: obdulcueratis

title: obdulcueratis


text: obdulcuerant

title: obdulcuerant


text: obdulcescas

title: obdulcescas


text: obdulcescat

title: obdulcescat


text: obdulcescamus

title: obdulcescamus


text: obdulcescatis

title: obdulcescatis


text: obdulcescant

title: obdulcescant


text: obdulcescerem

title: obdulcescerem


text: obdulcesceres

title: obdulcesceres


text: obdulcesceret

title: obdulcesceret


text: obdulcesceremus

title: obdulcesceremus


text: obdulcesceretis

title: obdulcesceretis


text: obdulcescerent

title: obdulcescerent


text: obdulcuerim

title: obdulcuerim


text: obdulcuissem

title: obdulcuissem


text: obdulcuisses

title: obdulcuisses


text: obdulcuisset

title: obdulcuisset


text: obdulcuissemus

title: obdulcuissemus


text: obdulcuissetis

title: obdulcuissetis


text: obdulcuissent

title: obdulcuissent


text: obdulcesce

title: obdulcesce


text: obdulcescito

title: obdulcescito


text: obdulcescite

title: obdulcescite


text: obdulcescitote

title: obdulcescitote


text: obdulcescunto

title: obdulcescunto


text: obdulcescere

title: obdulcescere


text: obdulcuisse

title: obdulcuisse


text:
shporr

Etymology
From. Cognate to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to move away, drive away

title: shporr


text:
shpor

Etymology
Either from (cf.  and ), or a loanword from, through an unattested.

Noun

 * 1)  breastbone, keel, furcula
 * 2)  saddle
 * 3) spur
 * 4)  nectary
 * 5) furrow
 * 6) ridge, mound, bed, plot
 * 1)  nectary
 * 2) furrow
 * 3) ridge, mound, bed, plot
 * 1) ridge, mound, bed, plot

title: shpor


text: dzīsim

title: dzīsim


text: nedzīsim

title: nedzīsim


text: smaidīsim

title: smaidīsim


text: nesmaidīsim

title: nesmaidīsim


text:
мэгущыӏэн

Etymology
From the root гущыӏэ /ɡʷəɕəʔa/ "word".

title: мэгущыӏэн


text: adīsim

title: adīsim


text: neadīsim

title: neadīsim


text:
disjunctive syllogism

Noun

 * 1)   In symbols: $$P \vee Q, \neg P \vdash Q$$

Translations

 * Catalan: sil·logisme disjuntiu
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 选言三段论
 * French: syllogisme disjonctif
 * German: disjunktiver Syllogismus
 * Italian: sillogismo disgiuntivo
 * Japanese: 選言三段論法
 * Korean: 선언적 삼단 논법
 * Serbo-Croatian: дисјункциони силогизам, disjunkcioni silogizam
 * Spanish: silogismo disyuntivo

title: disjunctive syllogism


text:
shkurte

Etymology
From feminine marker. According to Orel, probably from a language and ultimately from, , also in 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. From the same source of.

Noun

 * 1) kind of shirt

title: shkurte


text:
shkund

Etymology

 * From, either a nasal present of or from ,.
 * Close to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬 (compare 🇨🇬).
 * Cognate to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to shake, swing

title: shkund


text:
Template:ja-suru-tsu/documentation

This template generates conjugation tables for a type of irregular verb which has a っする (ssuru) ending. An example is.

This template calls.

title: Template:ja-suru-tsu/documentation


text:
Coeur d'Alene

Etymology
From +  +.

Noun

 * 1) An Indigenous Native American ethnic group of northern Idaho.

Proper noun

 * 1) The Salishan language spoken by these people.

Translations

 * Coeur d'Alene: Schitsu'umsh
 * French:
 * Spanish: coeur d'alene

 * Coeur d'Alene: Snchitsu'umshtsn
 * French: cœur d'alène
 * Russian: кёр-д’але́н
 * Spanish: coeur d'alene

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to the Coeur d'Alene people or language.

title: Coeur d'Alene


text:
unjeopardized

Adjective

 * 1) Not jeopardized.

title: unjeopardized


text:
unjeoparded

Adjective

 * 1) Not jeoparded.

title: unjeoparded


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 想 read as そ


text: dzīsiet

title: dzīsiet


text: dzīsit

title: dzīsit


text:
sarvimainen

Adjective

 * 1) hornlike

title: sarvimainen


text: smaidīsiet

title: smaidīsiet


text: smaidīsit

title: smaidīsit


text: nedzīsiet

title: nedzīsiet


text: nedzīsit

title: nedzīsit


text: nesmaidīsiet

title: nesmaidīsiet


text: nesmaidīsit

title: nesmaidīsit


text:
Talk:Coorg

The Coorgi-Cox Alphabet
One could use the Kannada script as a substitute to this writing system. --Lo Ximiendo (talk) 13:10, 16 September 2013 (UTC)

title: Talk:Coorg


text: adīsiet

title: adīsiet


text: adīsit

title: adīsit


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 夢 read as む


text: neadīsiet

title: neadīsiet


text: parbuckling

title: parbuckling


text: neadīsit

title: neadīsit


text: dzeniet

title: dzeniet


text: nedzeniet

title: nedzeniet


text: smaidiet

title: smaidiet


text: parbuckles

title: parbuckles


text: parbuckled

title: parbuckled


text: nesmaidiet

title: nesmaidiet


text: adiet

title: adiet


text: neadiet

title: neadiet


text:
unthwartable

Adjective

 * 1) Not thwartable.

title: unthwartable


text:
thwartable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being thwarted.

title: thwartable


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 夢 read as ゆめ


text:
dzenot

Participle

 * 1) driving, chasing;

title: dzenot


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with kanji read as ゆめ


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 幻 read as げん


text:
dzīstot

Participle

 * 1) healing, becoming healthy;

title: dzīstot


text:
intermeddlement

Noun

 * 1) Act of intermeddling.

title: intermeddlement


text:
nedzenot

Participle

 * 1) not driving, not chasing;

title: nedzenot


text:
nedzīstot

Participle

 * 1) not healing, not becoming healthy;

title: nedzīstot


text:
smaidot

Participle

 * 1) smiling;

title: smaidot


text:
nesmaidot

Participle

 * 1) not smiling;

title: nesmaidot


text:
sarvennoinen

Noun

 * 1)  trochanter end of the femur near the hip joint

title: sarvennoinen


text:
adot

Participle

 * 1) knitting;

title: adot


text:
neadot

Participle

 * 1) not knitting;

title: neadot


text:
sarvikruunu

Noun

 * 1) antler complete antler with both halves intact, as trophy or on the head of a living animal

title: sarvikruunu


text: dzīšot

title: dzīšot


text:
shkallmë

Etymology
Prossibly an -m lengthening of, hence. Cognate to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) sword

title: shkallmë


text: nedzīšot

title: nedzīšot


text: smaidīšot

title: smaidīšot


text:
дөйөм

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) general
 * 2) common
 * 3) total, whole

title: дөйөм


text: nesmaidīšot

title: nesmaidīšot


text: adīšot

title: adīšot


text: encloseth

title: encloseth


text: engorgeth

title: engorgeth


text: filliped

title: filliped


text: filliping

title: filliping


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

Root

 * 1) to freeze
 * 2) frost

Derived terms

 * *prews-
 * *presw-os
 * *prus-tós
 * Unsorted formations:
 * *prus-tós
 * Unsorted formations:
 * Unsorted formations:


text:
malsupreniri

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to go down, descend, get off

title: malsupreniri


text: spreuken

title: spreuken


text: spreukje

title: spreukje


text:
ĵuri

Etymology
Borrowed from, from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to swear
 * 2) * 1905, L. L. Zamenhof, speech at the first World Congress of Esperanto.
 * "eo"

- Ni ĵuris labori, ni ĵuris batali.

title: ĵuri


text:
occallatus

Adjective

 * 1) made callous; indurated, blunted

title: occallatus


text: occallata

title: occallata


text: occallatum

title: occallatum


text: occallati

title: occallati


text: occallatae

title: occallatae


text: occallatorum

title: occallatorum


text: occallatarum

title: occallatarum


text: occallato

title: occallato


text: occallatis

title: occallatis


text: occallatam

title: occallatam


text: occallatos

title: occallatos


text: occallatas

title: occallatas


text: occallate

title: occallate


text:
occallesco

Verb

 * 1) to become callous, thick-skinned

title: occallesco


text: occallescis

title: occallescis


text: occallescit

title: occallescit


text: occallescimus

title: occallescimus


text: occallescitis

title: occallescitis


text: occallescunt

title: occallescunt


text: occallescam

title: occallescam


text: occallesces

title: occallesces


text: occallescet

title: occallescet


text: occallescemus

title: occallescemus


text: occallescetis

title: occallescetis


text: occallescent

title: occallescent


text: occallescebam

title: occallescebam


text: occallescebas

title: occallescebas


text: occallescebat

title: occallescebat


text: occallescebamus

title: occallescebamus


text: occallescebatis

title: occallescebatis


text: occallescebant

title: occallescebant


text: occallui

title: occallui


text: occalluisti

title: occalluisti


text: dzītu

title: dzītu


text: occalluit

title: occalluit


text: occalluimus

title: occalluimus


text: occalluistis

title: occalluistis


text: occalluerunt

title: occalluerunt


text: occalluero

title: occalluero


text: occallueris

title: occallueris


text: occalluerit

title: occalluerit


text: occalluerimus

title: occalluerimus


text: occallueritis

title: occallueritis


text: occalluerint

title: occalluerint


text: occallueram

title: occallueram


text: occallueras

title: occallueras


text: occalluerat

title: occalluerat


text: occallueramus

title: occallueramus


text: occallueratis

title: occallueratis


text: occalluerant

title: occalluerant


text: occallescas

title: occallescas


text: occallescat

title: occallescat


text: occallescamus

title: occallescamus


text: occallescatis

title: occallescatis


text: occallescant

title: occallescant


text: occallescerem

title: occallescerem


text: occallesceres

title: occallesceres


text: occallesceret

title: occallesceret


text: occallesceremus

title: occallesceremus


text: occallesceretis

title: occallesceretis


text: occallescerent

title: occallescerent


text: occalluerim

title: occalluerim


text: occalluissem

title: occalluissem


text: occalluisses

title: occalluisses


text: occalluisset

title: occalluisset


text: occalluissemus

title: occalluissemus


text: occalluissetis

title: occalluissetis


text: occalluissent

title: occalluissent


text: occallesce

title: occallesce


text: occallescito

title: occallescito


text: occallescite

title: occallescite


text: occallescitote

title: occallescitote


text: occallescunto

title: occallescunto


text: occallescere

title: occallescere


text: occalluisse

title: occalluisse


text: nedzītu

title: nedzītu


text:
ocliferius

Adjective

 * 1) That strikes the eyes; thrust into prominence

title: ocliferius


text: smaidītu

title: smaidītu


text: ocliferia

title: ocliferia


text: ocliferium

title: ocliferium


text: ocliferii

title: ocliferii


text: ocliferiae

title: ocliferiae


text: ocliferiorum

title: ocliferiorum


text: ocliferiarum

title: ocliferiarum


text: ocliferio

title: ocliferio


text: ocliferiis

title: ocliferiis


text: ocliferiam

title: ocliferiam


text:
ekpensi

Verb

 * 1)  to start to think (about something)

title: ekpensi


text: ocliferios

title: ocliferios


text: ocliferias

title: ocliferias


text: ocliferie

title: ocliferie


text: nesmaidītu

title: nesmaidītu


text: adītu

title: adītu


text: neadītu

title: neadītu


text: saccading

title: saccading


text: saccaded

title: saccaded


text:
octogesimus

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1) eightieth

title: octogesimus


text: octogesima

title: octogesima


text: octogesimum

title: octogesimum


text: octogesimi

title: octogesimi


text: jādzen

title: jādzen


text: octogesimae

title: octogesimae


text: octogesimorum

title: octogesimorum


text: octogesimarum

title: octogesimarum


text: octogesimo

title: octogesimo


text: octogesimis

title: octogesimis


text: octogesimam

title: octogesimam


text: octogesimos

title: octogesimos


text: octogesimas

title: octogesimas


text: octogesime

title: octogesime


text: jādzīst

title: jādzīst


text: jāsmaida

title: jāsmaida


text: jāada

title: jāada


text:
oenanthinus

Adjective

 * 1) made from grapes of the wild vine

title: oenanthinus


text: jādzenot

title: jādzenot


text: oenanthina

title: oenanthina


text: oenanthinum

title: oenanthinum


text: oenanthini

title: oenanthini


text: oenanthinae

title: oenanthinae


text: oenanthinorum

title: oenanthinorum


text: oenanthinarum

title: oenanthinarum


text: oenanthino

title: oenanthino


text: oenanthinis

title: oenanthinis


text: oenanthinam

title: oenanthinam


text: oenanthinos

title: oenanthinos


text: oenanthinas

title: oenanthinas


text: oenanthine

title: oenanthine


text: jādzīstot

title: jādzīstot


text: jāsmaidot

title: jāsmaidot


text: jāadot

title: jāadot


text:
dzenošs

Participle

 * 1) driving, chasing;

title: dzenošs


text:
oenanthium

Noun

 * 1) an ointment made from grapes of the wild vine

title: oenanthium


text:
dzīstošs

Participle

 * 1) healing, becoming healthy;

title: dzīstošs


text:
offendix

Etymology
From +, the second component from , from.

Noun

 * 1) knot (of a belt etc)

title: offendix


text:
omnicarpus

Etymology
From, with metathesis of the second word in the compound. Compare, in , mentioning a Sabine form of the word : carpa.

Adjective

 * 1)  That crops everything

Usage notes

 * Used especially to describe goats

title: omnicarpus


text: omnicarpa

title: omnicarpa


text: omnicarpum

title: omnicarpum


text: omnicarpi

title: omnicarpi


text: omnicarpae

title: omnicarpae


text: omnicarporum

title: omnicarporum


text: omnicarparum

title: omnicarparum


text: omnicarpo

title: omnicarpo


text: omnicarpis

title: omnicarpis


text: omnicarpam

title: omnicarpam


text: omnicarpos

title: omnicarpos


text:
microthermoforming

Noun

 * 1) microscale thermoforming

title: microthermoforming


text: omnicarpas

title: omnicarpas


text: omnicarpe

title: omnicarpe


text:
omniciens

Adjective

 * 1) all-stirring, all-exciting

title: omniciens


text: omnicientes

title: omnicientes


text: omnicientia

title: omnicientia


text: omnicientis

title: omnicientis


text: omnicientium

title: omnicientium


text: omnicienti

title: omnicienti


text: omnicientibus

title: omnicientibus


text: omnicientem

title: omnicientem


text:
Reconstruction:Latin/plattus

Etymology
. Cognate with 🇨🇬. First attested in Old French (1100 CE).

Descendants

 * Italo-Dalmatian
 * → Montenegrin: пјат / pjat
 * West Iberian:
 * → Montenegrin: пјат / pjat
 * West Iberian:
 * → Montenegrin: пјат / pjat
 * West Iberian:
 * → Montenegrin: пјат / pjat
 * West Iberian:
 * → Montenegrin: пјат / pjat
 * West Iberian:
 * → Montenegrin: пјат / pjat
 * West Iberian:
 * → Montenegrin: пјат / pjat
 * West Iberian:
 * → Montenegrin: пјат / pjat
 * West Iberian:
 * → Montenegrin: пјат / pjat
 * West Iberian:
 * → Montenegrin: пјат / pjat
 * West Iberian:
 * → Montenegrin: пјат / pjat
 * West Iberian:
 * → Montenegrin: пјат / pjat
 * West Iberian:
 * West Iberian:

From *platta: (Romance descendants probably semi-learned)

 * West Iberian:
 * West Iberian:
 * West Iberian:
 * West Iberian:

title: Reconstruction:Latin/plattus


text:
opella

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  light work

title: opella


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 彫 read as ちょう


text: ophitae

title: ophitae


text: ophitarum

title: ophitarum


text: ophitis

title: ophitis


text: ophiten

title: ophiten


text: ophitas

title: ophitas


text:
semulajadi

Etymology

 * semula 'from the beginning, as at first, original' ( from, 'beginning') + jadi (from ), 'coming into existence'

title: semulajadi


text:
opulentitas

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) wealth
 * 2) power

title: opulentitas


text:
orestion

Noun

 * 1) A particular plant

title: orestion


text: orestia

title: orestia


text: orestii

title: orestii


text: orestiorum

title: orestiorum


text: orestio

title: orestio


text: orestiis

title: orestiis


text:
ormenos

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) A variety of samphire

title: ormenos


text:
orsorius

Adjective

 * 1)  loom

title: orsorius


text: orsoria

title: orsoria


text: orsorium

title: orsorium


text: orsorii

title: orsorii


text: orsoriae

title: orsoriae


text: orsoriorum

title: orsoriorum


text: orsoriarum

title: orsoriarum


text: orsorio

title: orsorio


text: orsoriis

title: orsoriis


text: orsoriam

title: orsoriam


text: orsorios

title: orsorios


text: orsorias

title: orsorias


text: orsorie

title: orsorie


text:
oscitanter

Adverb

 * 1) listlessly, sleepily

title: oscitanter


text: oscitantius

title: oscitantius


text: oscitantissime

title: oscitantissime


text:
oxymyrsine

Noun

 * 1) butcher's broom

title: oxymyrsine


text: oxymyrsinae

title: oxymyrsinae


text: oxymyrsines

title: oxymyrsines


text: oxymyrsinarum

title: oxymyrsinarum


text: oxymyrsinis

title: oxymyrsinis


text: oxymyrsinen

title: oxymyrsinen


text: oxymyrsinas

title: oxymyrsinas


text:
Thread:User talk:Kephir/ it-noun/reply (2)

> As far as I understand it, there is one regular editor of Italian, and he agreed to the change. In fact, he was the initiator of the idea.

As far as I understand it, there are multiple regular editors of Italian, and none of them was the initiator of the idea (not that it really matters, IMHO, whose idea it was). (From the links that CodeCat sent me, she made the proposal on SemperBlotto's talk-page, and he replied "Do whatever you think is best. I'll adjust the bot accordingly", referring to a bot of his own that was affected by CodeCat's changes.)

I think the problem on Wikipedia is that not they have some notion of consensus-gathering, but that they have complex and overly-bureaucratic processes. (When applying to become an admin there, for example, there's a series of essay questions you're supposed to answer, things like "Have other users ever caused you stress?", and while they're technically not required, you obviously won't get adminship if you don't do it; whereas here you just list your timezone and Babel information, and if you forget or would rather not, that's unlikely to have much impact on the vote.)

But honestly? If all (or almost all) of CodeCat's unilateral mass-actions were good ones that everyone agreed with, and the problem was just a shortage of explicit consensus-gathering, then I think we'd be having a somewhat different conversation. Because we're not Wikipedia — because we all know each other — it naturally happens that people develop reputations here for their actions here, and then they have to live with the consequences of that. In the past few months, I've gotten multiple e-mails from different editors complaining about her unilateral actions that they disagreed with, saying things like "I don't trust her judgment", and complaining about not being aware of her actions in time to object (or of having her ignore their objections). As a result, I think it's necessary to be particularly strict in making sure she makes at least a minimal effort to gather consensus beforehand. It's not reasonable or fair to require that everyone else monitor her edits and speak up only if we notice something bad.

By "generalist" I mean, as opposed to a "specialist" mirror/tool that's specifically focused on Italian, so is willing to put in the effort to duplicate the logic in our Italian entries. I'm aware that the Lua modules are freely available, but making use of this is easier said than done. I think the only way a generalist mirror could feasibly support this sort of content is to actually be running a MediaWiki instance at the same version with all the same extensions installed, using database dumps to populate its MediaWiki database and so on, and then just disabling editing. All of that wouldn't ideally be necessary; for example, if someone wanted to create an smartphone app using our content, we'd ideally want that to be pretty easy, and require little template-specific coding. But we're already way past the point where that would be possible, so I wouldn't object to any specific project on that basis.


text:
oxypaederotinus

Adjective

 * 1) opal-coloured

title: oxypaederotinus


text: oxypaederotina

title: oxypaederotina


text: oxypaederotinum

title: oxypaederotinum


text: oxypaederotini

title: oxypaederotini


text: oxypaederotinae

title: oxypaederotinae


text: oxypaederotinorum

title: oxypaederotinorum


text: oxypaederotinarum

title: oxypaederotinarum


text: oxypaederotino

title: oxypaederotino


text: oxypaederotinis

title: oxypaederotinis


text: oxypaederotinam

title: oxypaederotinam


text: oxypaederotinos

title: oxypaederotinos


text: oxypaederotinas

title: oxypaederotinas


text: oxypaederotine

title: oxypaederotine


text: κόττα

title: κόττα


text: κότας

title: κότας


text: κότες

title: κότες


text:
κοτών

Usage notes
This form, according to the Babiniotis dictionary does not exist.

title: κοτών


text: κόττας

title: κόττας


text: κόττες

title: κόττες


text:
Template:Lauraceae Hypernyms

, magnoliids - clades; Laurales - order; Lauraceae - family

title: Template:Lauraceae Hypernyms


text:
Template:Lauraceae Hypernyms/documentation

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


text:
Lindera benzoin

Hypernyms

 * - order; - family;  -tribe;  - genus

title: Lindera benzoin


text:
plagula

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sheet of cloth or paper
 * 2) bed-curtain

title: plagula


text:
ժամացույց

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) watch, clock

title: ժամացույց


text: plagella

title: plagella


text:
plicatilis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) pliable, flexible (that may be folded up)

title: plicatilis


text: plicatile

title: plicatile


text: plicatiles

title: plicatiles


text: plicatilia

title: plicatilia


text: plicatilium

title: plicatilium


text: plicatili

title: plicatili


text: plicatilibus

title: plicatilibus


text: plicatilem

title: plicatilem


text: grossnesses

title: grossnesses


text:
plicatrix

Noun

 * 1) A laundry-woman who folds clothes

title: plicatrix


text: Category:User Mlym

title: Category:User Mlym


text:
Talk:tight

Past participle of tie
Apparently also a past participle of tie in Spenser. Equinox ◑ 15:54, 16 September 2013 (UTC)

"Unkind/unfair"?
Unkind?

I'm British,aged 41, degree-level education, and I've never heard of it meaning unkind/unfair, though I'm familiar with the "miserly" sense. Orlando098 (talk) 17:19, 9 March 2014 (UTC)

 * Similar demographic, and haven't heard it either. I'll RFV it. Equinox ◑ 17:37, 9 March 2014 (UTC)

 * I've heard it, but only in Liverpool. Is it a regional sense?    D b f  i  r  s   07:23, 10 March 2014 (UTC)

 * I heard it for the first time recently in the British TV horror series called ‘Red Rose’, which is set in Bolton. I can’t remember the exact quote, episode or time stamp though and I don’t fancy rewatching the whole thing just to find when it’s said. --Overlordnat1 (talk) 09:11, 7 September 2023 (UTC)

RFV discussion: March–June 2014
Per Talk:tight and two British speakers not knowing this supposed British slang, I am requesting proof of the "unfair, unkind" sense (not the same as the "miserly" sense, which is separate). Equinox ◑ 17:40, 9 March 2014 (UTC)

 * I think the sense might be exclusive to Scouse, but Im struggling to find written evidence. It's not in "The New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English" Google finds it for me now! .  I could go to Liverpool and record regular usage, but finding written evidence isn't so easy.  It's a comparatively recent addition to Scouse slang: tight-fisted = miserly -> mean -> unfair, unkind.    D b f  i  r  s   07:34, 10 March 2014 (UTC)

 *  ... later ... The best cite I can find is from a Brookside script, and it could be interpreted as just the tight-fisted / miserly / mean sense with only the implication of unfair. I haven't found any cites of the unkind usage, so perhaps it is not common enough to merit inclusion in Wiktionary yet.  If we add mean to the miserly sense, then most written usages are covered, and so are the Scouse slang senses by extension of the word mean.    D b f  i  r  s   10:51, 10 March 2014 (UTC)

 * It's in at least the 2006 edition of the New Partridge, together with three citations. Sense 3. I'm familiar with it from the Wirral area too. A couple more cites, including one dating back to the 70s (note that Willy Russell is a Liverpool playwright - not sure about the origin of the other one):
 * 1977, Willy Russell, Our Day Out, Act One, Scene One
 * Reilly: Ey, Miss, hang on, hang on... can we come with y', Miss? Can we?
 * Digga: Go on, Miss, don't be tight, let's come.
 * 2011, Andrew Hicks, "Thai Girl: A story of the one who said 'no'", unnumbered page
 * "That's right ... so even when life's a grind, the Thais keep smiling. They think the farang are a miserable lot who have to get drunk to enjoy themselves."
 * "Dutch, that's tight mate, I mean what's wrong with getting pissed. When you're not working, you gotta have a good time," said Darren.
 * Smurrayinchester (talk) Today, 11:45 (UTC+1)
 * Thanks for finding those. It's difficult to know for sure how far the "unfair"/"unkind" sense is intended, but I think we can claim a separate regional sense.    D b f  i  r  s   20:30, 11 March 2014 (UTC)

 * RFV passed: attesting quotations are in the entry. Or I hope that they are actually attesting; a native speaker could double-check. Above, Smurrayinchester and Dbfirs seem to endorse these quotations as attesting. --Dan Polansky (talk) 07:43, 28 June 2014 (UTC)

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Hey. If someone knows please add information why the form is tight and not *thight as expected. Scandinavian influence? Or whatever... Thanks!Kolmiel (talk) 22:45, 8 February 2015 (UTC)

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RFD sense: "(sport) Not conceding many goals."

This is just a combination of "6. Well-rehearsed and accurate in execution." and "7. Lacking holes; difficult to penetrate; waterproof." as applied to football. It also seems rather inaccurate - you can't describe a goalkeeper as "tight" no matter how few goals they concede. There was one citation, which I've moved to sense 7. Smurrayinchester (talk) 08:43, 17 February 2015 (UTC)
 * Delete per nom. Many of our sports senses are similar overspecializations of more general definitions and should be rooted out. DCDuring TALK 09:18, 17 February 2015 (UTC)
 * Why? If a word means something even slightly different in sports than it does generally, it should get a second definition. Pur ple back pack 89   00:55, 20 February 2015 (UTC)
 * Tight means something distinguishable in many contexts, but we do users (Remember them?) no service by recording every possible nuance. Our list of definitions quickly becomes useless for humans, however valuable it might be for machines attempting to "understand" human speech. DCDuring TALK 04:10, 20 February 2015 (UTC)
 * "We do users no service by recording every possible nuance." I completely disagree with that.  There is a great deal of use to be had in distinguishing between nuances.  I cannot fathom how you and others have convinced yourselves that it is somehow more useful to users to have fewer definitions. Pur ple back pack 89   06:25, 20 February 2015 (UTC)
 * So users can quickly locate something close to what they want. Having "exactly" what they want but making it harder to find is no help. Think cognitive limitations and impatience. DCDuring TALK 14:29, 20 February 2015 (UTC)
 * Sorry, but that's a terrible excuse for not covering the language as well as we should. Our primary aim should be covering the language, not worrying about cognitive limitations.  Generally speaking, you only have to read the first couple words of each entry anyways: once you pass the context part, it's clear whether or not you need to read on.  Pur ple back pack 89   16:17, 20 February 2015 (UTC)
 * "...not covering the language as well as we should"? That begs the question of whether we should cover it that way. There are all kinds of semantic distinctions that could be made: eating an apple involves biting and chewing, eating soup involves drinking, eating many other things involves swallowing whole, eating things like shellfish involves eating only the edible part, while eating kumquats involves eating the entire thing. Creating senses for those would just add clutter without adding anything that people couldn't have easily figured out for themselves. Using categorical statements like that hurts your argument, especially when coupled with over-the-top absolute expressions (one of your most irritating affectations) such as "terrible excuse". I think that, at the very least, the sense in question needs rewording, since tight in sports can refer to preventing all sorts of things- not just goals. If we keep this, it should be a subsense of "Lacking holes; difficult to penetrate; waterproof", and have a definition along the lines of "not allowing opportunities for opponents". We might also consider how well "Lacking holes; difficult to penetrate; waterproof" covers the expession "a tight seal". Chuck Entz (talk) 20:51, 20 February 2015 (UTC)
 * In answer to should we, yes, I think we need to have more precise definitions. I'd also note that this discussion grew out of a desire to have different definitions for sports and non-sports context.  Also, there is a second sports-related definition nobody's touching on...when I hear "tight" in sports, I assume people are talking about the score being close.  Also, why are you knocking only me for painting with a broad brush, when this discussion started with DC positing that a whole bunch of sports-related definitions should be deleted? Pur ple back pack 89   21:23, 20 February 2015 (UTC)
 * Unsurprisingly, you seem to be of the opinion that Wiktionary should be designed for you, with your God-like cognitive capabilities and unquestionable good taste. But given those capabilities you don't need a dictionary. DCDuring TALK 22:07, 20 February 2015 (UTC)
 * How about you spend less time personally attacking me by accusing me of having a God complex and more time explaining why having fewer definitions is a good idea? Pur ple back pack 89  22:22, 20 February 2015 (UTC)
 * I said nothing of the kind. I was trying to bring you down to earth, to realize that the ordinary Wiktionary user, for whom we should be developing it, are closer to the average human than to the average Wiktionary contributor in terms of raw capability, education, and patience. DCDuring TALK 22:33, 20 February 2015 (UTC)
 * But being of a lower capability and education would favor having more definitions... And I do consider the ordinary user, whom I believe wants as many definitions as possible, and uses other online dictionaries rather than Wiktionary because they have more definitions than we do. Pur ple back pack 89   22:41, 20 February 2015 (UTC)

I see this claim, again and again (not just from Purple): “users want _____” Do we have any hard data on any such statement? If so, where do we find it? Is it just a matter of combing through WT:Feedback? ‑‑ Eiríkr Útlendi │ Tala við mig 23:10, 20 February 2015 (UTC)
 * WMF seems to have many concerns with the means by which information is collected from users. Anything that smacks of tracking user behavior, which is very cheap to do, seems to be out of the question, partially on ideological grounds. Other cheap means of getting information are essentially anecdotal or suffer from selection bias of unknown nature and magnitude. Thus we are forced to rely on WMF's own efforts, which seem never to involve projects other than WP. Feedback is our best shot AFAICT, but it suffers from a selection bias. It might be possible to draw some inferences from the information available from site trackers such as ALEXA, which shows that worldwide Wiktionary users skew greatly toward those with "advanced" graduate degrees, compared to, say MWOnline. See Special:Statistics. DCDuring TALK 23:35, 20 February 2015 (UTC)
 * There are some things that don't need a lot of data, like keeping rare, obsolete, archaic, and dated terms out of definitions, where an alternative exists (eg, subterraneous vs subterranean). What plausible definition of our user base could possible justify using such terms? We don't even try to exclude such terms systematically. DCDuring TALK 00:24, 21 February 2015 (UTC)
 * Also, I regularly ask people about words, to find out whether they use them, have heard of them, have heard them used in certain ways, etc. My sample is the people in my neighborhood who walk dogs. They mostly have college degrees, but relatively few have advanced degrees. I recommend that all Wiktionary contributors get a dog and talk to the full range of people they meet while walking their dog. Those who live in university ghettos would have to take stronger measures for the same result. DCDuring TALK 00:34, 21 February 2015 (UTC)
 * Let's get this right out of the way here. There is no conceivable way by which readers are harmed by our having properly labeled entries for rare or archaic terms, or even arguably SOP entries. People who never look them up will not see them, and therefore will not have any reaction to them at all. The real question is, what do people use dictionaries for? I would think that it is not controversial to say that the most common reason anyone would use a dictionary is if they come across a word in a book or other written work, and want to know something about that word - not necessarily the definition (although that will always be up there), but maybe the pronunciation, the etymology, the relationship it has to words with similar sounds or spellings. We offer features beyond those of the typical dictionary, like translations, citations, and even anagrams. I recall that we used to have some means to see which of our entries were being viewed by the most people. If we could get that back, it would be a great tool to see what readers were finding useful. bd2412 T 02:16, 22 February 2015 (UTC)

 * Just for the record, "people who never look them up will not see them" is not true, because of anagrams, "random entry", predictive search, our pages being spidered by Google, etc. etc. Reminds me of the "if you don't like it, don't read it!" argument of the person who posts daily inflammatory comments on your favourite blog. Equinox ◑ 02:39, 22 February 2015 (UTC)
 * Are we equating definitions with appropriate context tags with inflammatory blog posts? I am sure that the technology exists to leave archaic terms out of the process of creating anagrams. As for the rest, I concede that there is approximately a one in four million chance that a person clicking "random entry" will arrive at any particular entry, although it will actually probably be an Italian conjugation. Predictive search results only come up for those searching for words for which we have no entry, and will not be seen by people correctly typing in titles of existing entries. We can't control what people see on Google, but a Google search quickly turning up an archaic term on Wiktionary is probably a search for that archaic term. There is, after all, a degree to which people actually look for archaic stuff, and want to know its history of usage, etymology, and the like. bd2412 T 22:19, 22 February 2015 (UTC)
 * I agree with BD. There's no harm in having more entries, more definitions, and more sections. Pur ple back pack 89   07:52, 22 February 2015 (UTC)
 * It's perfectly real, just I wouldn't word it this way. For example, not all sports have goals, in cricket and baseball it's runs, in tennis and badminton it's points. Given that it exists and I can't see a definition it's redundant to, I would absolutely keep it. Renard Migrant (talk) 14:26, 3 April 2015 (UTC)
 * I would like to merge the two poker definitions, #17 and #18 as I write this. But I would prefer to nominate once this discussion is closed to avoid confusion! Renard Migrant (talk) 14:27, 3 April 2015 (UTC)
 * I think you can go ahead and merge those. This discussion should not affect that. bd2412 T 12:10, 13 April 2015 (UTC)

yes <q style="color:teal">something even slightly different in sports <q style="color:teal">should get a second definition it is part of the jargon.

yes, it <q style="color:teal">means something distinguishable in many contexts The entry fails the consumer when it fails to show the consumer the term in the context the consumer wants. I agree with Purplebackpack89. Nuance is the meaning of communication. Two primitive humans grunting certainly wanted to understand the nuance of another grunt.

DCDuring is discussing metrics about user experience (<q style="color:teal">cognitive limitations and impatience ) without data. It is not objective without numbers. I can tell you, from experience, that there will be different metrics on various consumer platforms and metrics will change over time. And, you cannot plan for disruptive technological change. The argument is no more than subjective personal bias, which everyone has and varied. Using provides the consumer with the cognitive hint at the appropriate sense.

your examples about are all about the same category of activity: eating. Your distinctions are relational. Jargon is part of the whole experience of sports. For me, <q style="color:teal">just add clutter is a non-argument and variation of, as I wrote in Requests for verification recently, <q style="color:teal">a subjective preference for less clarity about exclusion of the attested criminal sense of. Various senses add nuance and clarity. Complaining about style of communication does not affect what was said.

Chuck Entz, I agree that it could be reworded but only after these senses are attributed with quotes (WT:CFI). There is not enough attributions to know how to prune any senses.

Chuck Entz, I think that walking into a pub, pointing at a TV, and asking if  means  would emote laughter. All these senses need quotations before reasonable discussion.

DCDuring: thumbs-up to walking dogs and talking to people.

I agree that consumers benefit from precise and accurate and such. Wiktionary has great features but it lacks a standards based culture. Even this discussion quietly ignores WT:CFI. I think all terms and all senses belong in wiktionary. It is, ideally, the opposite of censorship found in in 1984.

No consensus to delete. bd2412 T 18:55, 31 May 2015 (UTC)
 * Sweet!. As the creator, I wanted this sense to be kept. --Type56op9 (talk) 21:17, 3 June 2015 (UTC)

tight squeeze
It was a tight squeeze in the car --Backinstadiums (talk) 15:05, 22 August 2020 (UTC)

P. Sovjunk edits
Some of these appear legitimate, but IDK about some of them ChecksMix (talk) 19:58, 20 October 2023 (UTC)

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