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Module:ja-pron

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

local concat = table.concat local gsplit = m_str_utils.gsplit local gsub = m_str_utils.gsub local insert = table.insert local len = m_str_utils.len local match = m_str_utils.match local split = m_str_utils.split local sub = m_str_utils.sub local toNFC = mw.ustring.toNFC

local lang = require("Module:languages").getByCode("ja") local kana_to_romaji = require("Module:Hrkt-translit").tr local m_accent = require("Module:accent qualifier") -- also Module:qualifier local PAGENAME = mw.loadData("Module:headword/data").pagename

local range = mw.loadData("Module:ja/data/range") local a_kana = range.vowels.a local i_kana = range.vowels.i local u_kana = range.vowels.u local e_kana = range.vowels.e local o_kana = range.vowels.o local n_kana = range.vowels.n local submoraic_kana = range.submoraic_kana

local export = {}

local ref_template_name_data = { ["DJR"] = "R:Daijirin", ["DJR4"] = "R:Daijirin4", ["DJS"] = "R:Daijisen", ["KDJ"] = "R:Kokugo Dai Jiten", ["NHK"] = "R:NHK Hatsuon", ["NKD2"] = "R:Nihon Kokugo Daijiten 2 Online", ["SMK2"] = "R:Shinmeikai2", ["SMK5"] = "R:Shinmeikai5", ["SMK7"] = "R:Shinmeikai7", ["ZAJ"] = "R:Zenkoku Akusento Jiten", ["JEL"] = "R:Kenkyusha JEL Pocket", ["JAC"] = "R:ja:JAccent", }

local function add_acc_refs(text) local output = {} for ref_name in gsplit(text, ",") do		mw.log(ref_name) local ref_template_name = ref_template_name_data[ref_name] if ref_template_name then insert(output, mw.getCurrentFrame:extensionTag{				name = "ref",				args = { name = ref_name },				content = "",			}) elseif match(ref_name, "ref") then insert(output, mw.getCurrentFrame:preprocess(ref_name)) else -- Special:WhatLinksHere/Wiktionary:Tracking/ja-pron/unrecognized ref require("Module:debug").track("ja-pron/unrecognized ref") end end return concat(output) end

function export.show(frame) local params = { [1] = {default = PAGENAME, list = true}, ["accent"] = {list = true}, ["accent\1_loc"] = {list = true}, ["accent\1_ref"] = {list = true, allow_holes = true}, ["accent\1_note"] = {list = true, allow_holes = true}, ["acc"] = {alias_of = "accent", list = true}, ["acc\1_loc"] = {alias_of = "accent\1_loc", list = true}, ["acc\1_ref"] = {alias_of = "accent\1_ref", list = true}, ["acc\1_note"] = {alias_of = "accent\1_note", list = true}, ["dev"] = {}, ["dev2"] = {}, ["devm"] = {}, ["a"] = {alias_of = "audio"}, ["audio"] = {} }	local args = require("Module:parameters").process(frame:getParent.args, params) local au = args.audio local dev = args.dev or args.devm local dev2 = args.dev2 local maxindex = table.getn(args[1]) local html_list_main = mw.html.create("ul") -- Deals with the accents local a, al, ar, an = args.accent, args.accent_loc, args.accent_ref, args.accent_note local no_acc = true for i, position in ipairs(a) do		local result no_acc = false

local text = args[1][math.min(maxindex,i)] if not al[i] then al[i] = "Tokyo" end result = m_accent.format_qualifiers(lang, {al[i]}) .. " "		result = result .. export.accent(text, position, dev, dev2) if ar[i] then result = result .. add_acc_refs(ar[i]) else require("Module:debug").track("ja-pron/unsourced accent") end result = result .. (an[i] and (" " .. an[i]) or "")

html_list_main:tag("li"):wikitext(			result		) end if no_acc then -- track when entries have no pitch information require("Module:debug").track("ja-pron/no accent") end -- Deals with the IPA local m_IPA = require("Module:IPA") for _, text in ipairs(args[1]) do		local sortkey = (lang:makeSortKey(text)) html_list_main:tag("li"):wikitext(			m_IPA.format_IPA_full {				lang = lang,				items = ,				sort_key = sortkey,			}		) end -- Deals with the audio if au then html_list_main:tag("li"):wikitext(			require("Module:audio").format_audio {				lang = lang,				file = au,				sort = (lang:makeSortKey(args[1][1]))			}		) end return "\n" .. tostring(html_list_main) end

function export.ipa(text, dev, dev2) if type(text) == "table" then text, dev, dev2 = text.args[1], text.args["dev"], text.args["dev2"] end dev = dev or "" dev2 = dev2 or "" if dev2 ~= "" then error("Please remove parameter dev2 and change parameter dev to \"dev=" .. dev .. "," .. dev2 .. "\"") end -- Convert 〜 and 〰 to a regular ー. text = gsub(text, "[〜〰]", "ー") local position_mora = {} for i = 1, len(text) do if not match(sub(text, i, i), "[ " .. submoraic_kana .. "%.]") then local nxt = sub(text, i + 1,i + 1) if nxt and match(nxt, "[" .. submoraic_kana .. "]") then insert(position_mora, i + 1) else insert(position_mora, i)			end end end -- insert @ to stand for devoicing if dev ~= "" then for position in gsplit(dev, ",") do			position = tonumber(position) if #position_mora == position then text = text .. "@"			else local position_devspace = position_mora[position] text = sub(text, 1, position_devspace) .. "@" .. sub(text, position_devspace+1, -1) end for i = position + 1, #position_mora do				position_mora[i] = position_mora[i] + 1 end end end text = toNFC(kana_to_romaji(text, "ja", nil, {keep_dot = true, disambig = true})) text = gsub(text, "[lv'@]", {		["l"] = "r", ["v"] = "b", ["'"] = "ʔ", ["@"] = "̥"	}) -- Hyphens which have been geminated over are removed; otherwise converted to dots. text = gsub(text, "([bcdfghjkmnprstvw])%-%1", "%1%1") :gsub("-", ".") text = text:gsub("([kprt])(%s*)%1", "%1̚%2%1") :gsub("t(%s*)ch", "t̚%1ch") :gsub("([bd])(%s*)%1", "%1̚%2%1̥") :gsub("g(%s*)g", "g̚%1g̊") :gsub("([jz])(%s*)%1", "d̚%2%1") :gsub("s(%s*)sh", "ɕ%1ɕ") text = gsub(text, "ei", "ē") text = gsub(text, "[āēīōūfvjryz]", {		["ā"] = "aː", ["ē"] = "eː", ["ī"] = "iː", ["ō"] = "oː", ["ū"] = "uː", 		["f"] = "ɸ", ["j"] = "d͡ʑ", ["r"] = "ɾ", ["y"] = "j", ["z"] = "d͡z" }) text = gsub(text, "[sct][hs]", {		["sh"] = "ɕ", 		["ch"] = "t͡ɕ", 		["ts"] = "t͡s" }) text = gsub(text, "([aeiouː̥])d͡([zʑ])", "%1%2")

text = gsub(text, "([bdɸgkmnpɾstz][̥̊]*)i", "%1ʲi") text = gsub(text, "([bdɸgkmnpɾstwz][̥̊]*)j", "%1ʲ") text = gsub(text, "([bɕdɸghjkmpɾstzʑʲ][̥̊]*)w", "%1ᵝ") text = gsub(text, "nʲ", "ɲ̟") text = gsub(text, "n+$", function(n)		return ("ɴ"):rep(#n)	end) text = gsub(text, "([^ ː_nɴ])(ː*)ɴ", "%1̃%2ɴ") text = gsub(text, "([^ ː_n])(ː*)n([^aeou%s])", "%1̃%2n%3") text = gsub(text, "n[n ]*[bmp]", function(m)		return m:gsub("n", "m")	end) text = gsub(text, "n[n ]*.͡[ɕʑ]", function(m)		return m:gsub("n", "ɲ̟")	end) text = gsub(text, "n[n ]*ɲ̟", function(m)		return m:gsub("n", "ɲ̟")	end) text = gsub(text, "n[n ]*ɾ", function(m)		return m:gsub("n", "n̺")	end) text = gsub(text, "_ng", "ŋ") text = gsub(text, "(n[n ]*)([kg])([ʲᵝ]*)", function(m1, m2, m3)		return m1:gsub("n", "ŋ" .. m3) .. m2 .. m3	end) text = gsub(text, "_nw", "nᵝ") text = gsub(text, "n[n ]*[ɸszɕhjw]", function(m)		return m:gsub("n", "ɰ̃")	end) text = gsub(text, "([n ]*n)[ʔ_]", function(m) -- ʔ to be removed once Hrkt-translit `disambig` flag is implemented, as ʔ will always represent a glottal		return m:gsub("n", "ɰ̃")	end) text = gsub(text, "n[n ]* [aeiou]", function(m)		return m:gsub("n", "ɰ̃")	end) text = gsub(text, "h[iju]", {		["hi"] = "çi", ["hj"] = "ç",		["hu"] = "ɸu"	}) text = gsub(text, "h([çɸ])", "%1%1") for _, cons in ipairs{"ç", "ɕ", "ɸ", "h", "j", "m", "n", "ɴ", "ŋ", "ɾ", "s", "w", "z", "ʑ"} do text = gsub(text, "(" .. cons .. ")" .. cons .. "+", function(cons, i, j)			return cons .. ("ː"):rep(j - i)		end) end for _, cons in ipairs{"n̺", "nᵝ", "ɲ̟", "ŋʲ", "ŋᵝ", "ɰ̃"} do		local char1, char2 = cons:match("(.[\128-\191]*)(.*)") text = gsub(text, "(" .. cons .. ")" .. char1 .. "[" .. char1 .. char2 .. "]*" .. char2 .. "", function(cons, i, j)			return cons .. ("ː"):rep((j - i) / 2)		end) end text = gsub(text, "(ː+)([ʲᵝ]+)", "%2%1") text = gsub(text, "̚(.[̥̊]*)([ʲᵝ]+)", "̚%2%1%2") text = gsub(text, "[aeiouw]", {		["a"] = "a̠", 		["e"] = "e̞", 		["o"] = "o̞", 		["u"] = "ɯ̟", 		["w"] = "β̞"	}) text = gsub(text, "([szɕʑɲçʲ][̟̥̊]*ː*)ɯ̟", "%1ɨ") text = gsub(text, "̠[̥̃][̥̃]", "̥̃˗") text = gsub(text, "̞[̥̃][̥̃]", "̥̃˕") text = gsub(text, "̟[̥̃][̥̃]", "̥̃˖") text = gsub(text, "([̠̞̟])̥", "%1̊") :gsub("[%._]", "") :gsub("g", "ɡ") return text end

function export.rise_and_fall(word, rftype) word = gsub(word, "([" .. o_kana .. "][゙゚]?)([うウ])", "%1.%2") word = gsub(word, "([" .. e_kana .. "][゙゚]?)([いイ])", "%1.%2") word = kana_to_romaji(word, "ja")

if rftype == "rise" then word = gsub(word, ".", {			["a"] = "á", ["e"] = "é", ["i"] = "í", ["o"] = "ó", ["u"] = "ú", 			["ā"] = "áá", ["ē"] = "éé", ["ī"] = "íí", ["ō"] = "óó", ["ū"] = "úú" }) word = gsub(gsub(word, "n([bcdfghjkmnprstvw%'z ])", "ń%1"), "n$", "ń") elseif rftype == "fall" then word = gsub(word, ".", {			["a"] = "à", ["e"] = "è", ["i"] = "ì", ["o"] = "ò", ["u"] = "ù", 			["ā"] = "àà", ["ē"] = "èè", ["ī"] = "ìì", ["ō"] = "òò", ["ū"] = "ùù" }) word = gsub(gsub(word, "n([bcdfghjkmnprstvw%'z ])", "ǹ%1"), "n$", "ǹ") else return error("Type not recognised.") end return word end

-- Module:ja-ojad and Module:ja-infl-demo rely on the output format of this function function export.accent(text, class, dev, dev2) local result

if(type(text)) == "table" then text, class, dev, dev2 = text.args[1], text.args[2], text.args["dev"], text.args["dev2"] end text = gsub(text, "([" .. o_kana .. "][゙゚]?)[うウ]", "%1ー") text = gsub(text, "([" .. e_kana .. "][゙゚]?)[いイ]", "%1ー") text = gsub(text, "%.", "") if dev == "" then dev = false end if dev2 == "" then dev2 = false end local down_first = "" local down_last = " " local high_first = "" local start = "" local romaji_start = "  [" local romaji_last = "] " local last = " " local position_kana = {}      --position of each kana (ぁ counted), text without space local position_mora = {}      --position of each mora (ぁ not counted), text without space local position_mora_space = {} --position of each mora (ぁ not counted), text with space for i=1, len(text) do if not match(sub(text,i,i), "[ " .. submoraic_kana .. "]") then local extra = len(match(sub(text,i+1), "^[" .. submoraic_kana .. "]*"))			insert(position_mora_space, i+extra) end end local space_removed = gsub(text," ","") for i=1, len(space_removed) do		insert(position_kana, i) if not match(sub(space_removed,i,i), "[" .. submoraic_kana .. "]") then local extra = len(match(sub(space_removed,i+1), "^[" .. submoraic_kana .. "]*"))			insert(position_mora, i+extra) end end local acc_type, acc_number if match(class, "^[h0]$") then acc_type, acc_number = "h", 0 elseif match(class, "^[a1]$") then acc_type, acc_number = "a", 1 elseif match(class, "^o$") then acc_type = "o" acc_number = len(gsub(text, "[ " .. submoraic_kana .. "]", ""))	end if match(class, "^[0-9]+$") and not match(class,"^[01]$") then class = gsub(class, "[on]", "") acc_number = tonumber(class) local morae_count = len(gsub(text, "[ " .. submoraic_kana .. "]", ""))		if morae_count == acc_number then acc_type = "o" elseif morae_count < acc_number then return error(("Mora count (%d) is smaller than position of downstep mora (%d).")				:format(morae_count, acc_number)) else acc_type = "n" end elseif not acc_number then acc_number = class end local start_index = 1 while match(sub(text, start_index+1, start_index+1), "[" .. submoraic_kana .. "]") do		start_index = start_index + 1 end local kanas = {} local single_mora for i=1, len(text) do if not match(sub(text,i,i), "[ " .. submoraic_kana .. "]") then single_mora = gsub(sub(text, i, -1), "^(.[" .. submoraic_kana .. "]*).*", "%1")			insert(kanas, single_mora) end end local function kana_devoice(text) return "" .. text .. " "	end if dev then for position in gsplit(dev, ",") do			position = tonumber(position) kanas[position] = kana_devoice(kanas[position]) end end local romaji_text = gsub(text, "([" .. o_kana .. "][゙゚]?)ー", "%1お") romaji_text = gsub(romaji_text, "([" .. e_kana .. "][゙゚]?)ー", "%1え") romaji_text = gsub(romaji_text, "([" .. u_kana .. "][゙゚]?)ー", "%1う") romaji_text = gsub(romaji_text, "([" .. i_kana .. "][゙゚]?)ー", "%1い") romaji_text = gsub(romaji_text, "([" .. a_kana .. "][゙゚]?)ー", "%1あ") romaji_text = gsub(romaji_text, "([" .. n_kana .. "][゙゚]?)ー", "%1%1") local romajis = split(romaji_text, "") local function count_nspaces(text, index) local i, sample, nspaces = 0, "", 0 while len(sample) < index do			i = i + 1 sample, nspaces = gsub(sub(text, 1, i), " ", "") end return nspaces end local function romaji_devoice(text) -- use @ instead of ̥ return text .. "@"	end if dev then for position in gsplit(dev,",") do			position = position_mora_space[tonumber(position)] romajis[position] = romaji_devoice(romajis[position]) end end if acc_type == "n" then local r_start_index = start_index + count_nspaces(romaji_text, start_index) local r_index = position_mora_space[acc_number] local k_index = acc_number local r_parts = { [1] = concat(romajis, "", 1, r_start_index), [2] = concat(romajis, "", r_start_index + 1, r_index), [3] = concat(romajis, "", r_index + 1, #romajis) }		local k_parts = { [1] = concat(kanas, "", 1, 1), [2] = concat(kanas, "", 2, k_index), [3] = concat(kanas, "", k_index + 1, #kanas) }		local space2 = "" local space3 = "" if sub(r_parts[2], 1, 1) == " " then space2 = " " end if sub(r_parts[3], 1, 1) == " " then space3 = " " end result = start .. k_parts[1] .. down_first .. k_parts[2] .. down_last .. k_parts[3] .. last .. romaji_start .. export.rise_and_fall(r_parts[1], "fall") .. space2 .. export.rise_and_fall(r_parts[2], "rise") .. "ꜜ" .. space3 .. export.rise_and_fall(r_parts[3], "fall") .. romaji_last .. "(Nakadaka – [" .. acc_number .. "])" else local r_start_index = start_index + count_nspaces(romaji_text, start_index) local r_parts = { [1] = concat(romajis, "", 1, r_start_index), [2] = concat(romajis, "", r_start_index + 1, #romajis) }		local k_parts = { [1] = concat(kanas, "", 1, 1), [2] = concat(kanas, "", 2, #kanas) }		local space2 = "" if sub(r_parts[2], 1, 1) == " " then space2 = " " end if acc_type == "h" then result = start .. k_parts[1] .. high_first .. k_parts[2] .. last .. last .. romaji_start .. export.rise_and_fall(r_parts[1], "fall") .. space2 .. export.rise_and_fall(r_parts[2], "rise") .. romaji_last .. "(Heiban – [" .. acc_number .. "])" elseif acc_type == "a" then result = start .. down_first .. k_parts[1] .. down_last .. k_parts[2] .. last .. romaji_start .. export.rise_and_fall(r_parts[1], "rise") .. "ꜜ" .. space2 .. export.rise_and_fall(r_parts[2], "fall") .. romaji_last .. "(Atamadaka – [" .. acc_number .. "])" elseif acc_type == "o" then result = start .. k_parts[1] .. down_first .. k_parts[2] .. down_last .. last .. romaji_start .. export.rise_and_fall(r_parts[1], "fall") .. space2 .. export.rise_and_fall(r_parts[2], "rise") .. "ꜜ" .. romaji_last .. "(Odaka – [" .. acc_number .. "])" else return error("Accent type not recognised.") end end result = gsub(result, "(.)@", " %1 ") return result end

return export

title: Module:ja-pron


text:
濠州

Proper noun

 * 1)  Haozhou; Hao Prefecture (a zhou (prefecture) in imperial China that existed between 582 and 1367, centering on modern Fengyang County, Anhui, China)

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

title: 濠州


text: Category:el:Toxicology

title: Category:el:Toxicology


text:
διδάσκομαι

Verb

 * 1) to be taught

title: διδάσκομαι


text: διδάχθηκα

title: διδάχθηκα


text: διδάχτηκα

title: διδάχτηκα


text:
Selbstanzeige

Noun

 * 1)  A report to the authorities about a breach of law committed by oneself, especially to the tax authorities about a false or incomplete tax return.

title: Selbstanzeige


text:
Module:ja-pron/documentation

Japanese pronunciation template.

See Template:ja-pron for usage and examples.

title: Module:ja-pron/documentation


text: Selbstanzeigen

title: Selbstanzeigen


text: bierpullen

title: bierpullen


text: Template:ja-pron

title: Template:ja-pron


text:
Rechtsbruch

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) breach of law

title: Rechtsbruch


text:
Đại Ngu

Etymology
. The first element is typical in exalted names in the Chinese cultural sphere. The second element is rather obscure, with literal meanings ranging from "to anticipate", "to doubt", "to deceive", to the name of an ancient Chinese fiefdom ruled by. The character is occasionally used as an alternative for, which is the most popular interpretation, hence "Great Joy".

Proper noun

 * 1) the official name of Vietnam from 1400 to 1428 under the

title: Đại Ngu


text: biezen

title: biezen


text: biesje

title: biesje


text: biesjes

title: biesjes


text: jury's

title: jury's


text: jury'tje

title: jury'tje


text: jury'tjes

title: jury'tjes


text: Yuènán

title: Yuènán


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


text: vierkanten

title: vierkanten


text: vierkantje

title: vierkantje


text: vierkantjes

title: vierkantjes


text: vijandige rivaliteiten

title: vijandige rivaliteiten


text:
Talk:vijandige rivaliteit

Should this be in the wiktionary? Two separate words? --DrJos (talk) 06:41, 16 April 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:vijandige rivaliteit


text: trommelvliezen

title: trommelvliezen


text: trommelvliesje

title: trommelvliesje


text:
табут

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) coffin

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) coffin

title: табут


text: trommelvliesjes

title: trommelvliesjes


text: tsaartje

title: tsaartje


text: tsaartjes

title: tsaartjes


text: tsaarschappen

title: tsaarschappen


text: tsaarschapje

title: tsaarschapje


text: tsaarschapjes

title: tsaarschapjes


text: voorspelbaarheden

title: voorspelbaarheden


text: voorspelbaarheidje

title: voorspelbaarheidje


text: voorspelbaarheidjes

title: voorspelbaarheidjes


text: weerbarstigheden

title: weerbarstigheden


text: weerbarstigheidje

title: weerbarstigheidje


text: weerbarstigheidjes

title: weerbarstigheidjes


text:
wolkje

Noun

 * 1) A small amount of whirling liquid, notably milk in tea or coffee.
 * 1) A small amount of whirling liquid, notably milk in tea or coffee.

title: wolkje


text: wolkjes

title: wolkjes


text: veto's

title: veto's


text: vetootje

title: vetootje


text: vetootjes

title: vetootjes


text:
мәйет

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) corpse, dead body, remains of a person

title: мәйет


text: vuursteentje

title: vuursteentje


text: vuursteentjes

title: vuursteentjes


text:
Horlivka

Proper noun

 * , in Donetsk oblast.

Translations

 * Belarusian: Го́рлаўка
 * Marathi: होरलिव्का
 * Polish:
 * Russian:
 * Ukrainian:

title: Horlivka


text: Gorlovka

title: Gorlovka


text:
User:Ferdoseashraf

Ferdose Ashraf

 * --> Student Co-ordinator of OpenMinds in CBIT
 * --> Wiki Content Creator
 * --> Computer Science Student in CBIT
 * --> Web Designer
 * --> Explorer of various Technologies
 * --> Efficient Programmer

title: User:Ferdoseashraf


text:
sinergista

Adjective

 * 1) synergistic

Noun

 * 1) synergist

title: sinergista


text:
Yenakiyeve

Proper noun

 * , in Donetsk oblast.

Translations

 * Belarusian: Ена́кіева
 * Marathi: येनाकियेवे
 * Polish: Jenakijewe
 * Russian: Ена́киево
 * Ukrainian:

title: Yenakiyeve


text:
somatopleurico

Adjective

 * 1) somatopleuric

title: somatopleurico


text: Yenakiyevo

title: Yenakiyevo


text:
Kramatorsk

Etymology
and.

Proper noun

 * 1) ; seat of the Donetsk province.

Translations

 * Armenian:
 * Belarusian: Крамато́рск
 * Bulgarian: Крамато́рск
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 克拉馬托爾斯克
 * Czech: Kramatorsk
 * Dutch: Kramatorsk
 * French:
 * Georgian: კრამატორსკი
 * German: Kramatorsk
 * Greek: Κραματόρσκ
 * Japanese: クラマトルスク
 * Korean: ^크라마토르스크
 * Marathi: क्रामाटोर्स्क
 * Polish: Kramatorsk
 * Russian:
 * Ukrainian:

Etymology
.

title: Kramatorsk


text:
sopradescritto

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) described above

title: sopradescritto


text:
sottomucoso

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) submucosal

title: sottomucoso


text:
Makiyivka

Proper noun

 * , in Donetsk oblast.

Translations

 * Armenian: Մակեևկա
 * Belarusian: Маке́еўка
 * French: ,
 * Georgian: მაკიივკა, მაკეევკა
 * German: Makijiwka, Makejewka
 * Marathi: माकीयिव्का
 * Polish: Makiejewka
 * Russian:
 * Ukrainian:

title: Makiyivka


text: Makeyevka

title: Makeyevka


text:
sottordinato

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) subordinate

title: sottordinato


text:
Druzhkivka

Proper noun

 * , in Donetsk oblast.

Translations

 * Armenian:
 * Belarusian: Дружкоўка, Дружкіўка
 * Czech: Družkivka
 * French:
 * Marathi: ड्रुझकिव्का
 * Polish: Drużkiwka
 * Russian:
 * Ukrainian:

title: Druzhkivka


text: Druzhkovka

title: Druzhkovka


text:
Template:ja-pron/documentation

Japanese pronunciation template, relying on Module:ja-pron.

Parameters
No compulsory parameter for hiragana/katakana-titled entries. Kanji-containing titles will need a kana parameter 1, written with spaces as in the headword templates. Without any other parameters, this would give the IPA only.

Optional parameters:

 * acc, accent
 * Pitch accent pattern. This refers to the position of the accented mora (not syllable or kana, not counting spaces), and is consistent with the accent number in Japanese dictionaries. There are four types of pitch accent patterns, heiban (0 or h), atamadaka (1 or a), odaka (o) or nakadaka (specify number). The accent type is determined in two steps:
 * if the parameter string contains any of '0', '1', 'a', 'o', 'h', then accent type is 'h', 'a', 'a', 'o', 'h', respectively.
 * if not, remove all 'o', 'n' from the string. If the string, as a number, is equal to the number of morae in the text, then accent type is 'o', otherwise, it is 'n' with accented mora specified by the parameter value.
 * Default is Tokyo pitch accent. To specify a different location or dialect, use acc_loc or accent_loc.
 * There is an optional reference at the end. By default it is empty. You can specify the value using abbreviations of reference names, e.g. acc_ref or accent_refNHK,SMK5,DJR. You can also do it the conventional way, acc_ref.
 * There is also an optional note section following the reference. acc_note, or accent_note
 * acc2, accent2
 * Second pitch accent pattern. Associated parameters: acc2_loc, accent2_loc, acc2_ref, accent2_ref, acc2_note, accent2_note. If a second reading is present in parameter 2, then it uses that reading. Otherwise, it uses reading in parameter 1 or pagename if parameter 1 is empty.
 * acc3, accent3, acc4, accent4, acc5, accent5
 * As above, more patterns.
 * dev
 * Position of mora with devoiced vowel in the input kana string (not counting spaces). Will be applied to IPA, and any accent lines using the reading. See below for examples.
 * a, audio
 * Audio filename with extension.

title: Template:ja-pron/documentation


text: おみくじ

title: おみくじ


text: ひょうじゅんご

title: ひょうじゅんご


text: hyōjungo

title: hyōjungo


text:
sovraespresso

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) overexpressed

title: sovraespresso


text: きょうつうご

title: きょうつうご


text: kyōtsūgo

title: kyōtsūgo


text:
sovraespressione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) overexpression

title: sovraespressione


text:
spermatide

Noun

 * 1) spermatid

Noun

 * 1) spermatid

title: spermatide


text:
Irskesjøen

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) the Irish Sea

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) the Irish Sea

title: Irskesjøen


text:
spermatocita

Noun

 * 1) spermatocyte

title: spermatocita


text:
spermatogonio

Noun

 * 1) spermatogonium

title: spermatogonio


text:
spinescenza

Noun

 * 1)  spinescence

title: spinescenza


text: Category:nb:Seas

title: Category:nb:Seas


text: Category:nn:Seas

title: Category:nn:Seas


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 箸 read as はし


text:
spirotromba

Noun

 * 1)  proboscis

title: spirotromba


text:
splancnopleurico

Adjective

 * 1) splanchnopleuric

title: splancnopleurico


text:
splanchnopleuric

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to the splanchnopleure.

Translations

 * Italian: splancnopleurico

title: splanchnopleuric


text:
spliceosoma

Noun

 * 1) spliceosome

title: spliceosoma


text:
sporata

Noun

 * 1)  spore print

title: sporata


text:
squamiforme

Adjective

 * 1) squamiform

title: squamiforme


text:
steatonecrosi

Noun

 * 1)  steatonecrosis

title: steatonecrosi


text:
steatonecrosis

Noun

 * 1)  necrosis of fatty tissue

title: steatonecrosis


text: strozzanti

title: strozzanti


text:
subcostiero

Etymology
From.

title: subcostiero


text:
սակավաթիվ

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) few not many, a small number

title: սակավաթիվ


text:
subcoastal

Adjective

 * 1) Below the level of a coast (as a coastal floodplain)

title: subcoastal


text:
submicroscopico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) submicroscopic

title: submicroscopico


text:
superavvolgere

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to supercoil

title: superavvolgere


text: superavvolge

title: superavvolge


text:
superdivisione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) superdivision

title: superdivisione


text:
superelica

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) superhelix, supercoil

title: superelica


text:
supergruppo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) supergroup (all senses)

title: supergruppo


text:
User:Renard Migrant/vector.js

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//use Roman not Latin in translation tables (other than for the Latin language, of course) txt = txt.replace(/\*\: Latin\: (\[|\{)/gi, "\*\: Roman\: $1"); // first unnamed parameter instead of lang in prefix and suffix txt = txt.replace(/\{\{(suffix|prefix)\|([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ\-]+)\|([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ\-]+)\|lang=([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ\-]+)(\||\}\})/gi, "{{$1|$4|$2|$3$5"); // term with no first parameter and asterisk sorted. Latin default for no real reason txt = txt.replace(/\*\{\{term\|\|([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ\-]+)\}\}/gi, "\{\{m\|la\|\*$1\}\}"); // term with no first parameter but no asterisk. These two lines must appear in this order txt = txt.replace(/\{\{term\|\|([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ\-]+)\}\}/gi, "$1"); // convert (r) to (ɹ). Experimental, will be removed if it goes wrong too often txt = txt.replace(/\(r\)/gi, "(ɹ)"); //Convert term to m when only one, named parameter txt = txt.replace(/\{\{term\|([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ\-]+)\|lang=([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ\-]+)\}\}/gi, "");

// Always use head= instead of inf, pos=, sg= or current= txt = txt.replace(/\{\{(en|fr)\-(adj|adv|noun|plural\-noun|pronoun|proper noun|verb|verb form)\|(current|inf|pos|sg)=/gi, "{{$1-$2|head=");

//Merge or update gender and number templates txt = txt.replace(/\{\{m\|p\}\}/gi, "{{g|m-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{f\|p\}\}/gi, "{{g|g-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{n\|p\}\}/gi, "{{g|n-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{m\}\} \{\{s\}\}/gi, "{{g|m}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{m\}\} \{\{p\}\}/gi, "{{g|m-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{m\}\} \{\{f\}\}/gi, "{{g|m|f}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{f\}\} \{\{s\}\}/gi, "{{g|f}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{f\}\} \{\{p\}\}/gi, "{{g|f-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{n\}\} \{\{p\}\}/gi, "{{g|n-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{n\}\} \{\{s\}\}/gi, "{{g|n}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{m\}\} \{\{f\|p\}\}/gi, "{{g|m-p|f-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{m\|f\}\} \{\{p\}\}/gi, "{{g|m-p|f-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{m\}\} \{\{inv\}\}/gi, "{{g|m}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{f\}\} \{\{inv\}\}/gi, "{{g|f}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{m\}\} \{\{f\|inv\}\}/gi, "{{g|m|f}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{m\|f\}\} \{\{inv\}\}/gi, "{{g|m|f}}");

//Convert *: to * before { {a}} { {audio}}, { {homophones}}, { {IPA}} and { {rhymes}} txt = txt.replace(/\*\: \{\{(a|audio|homophones|IPA|rhymes)(\||\})/gi, "* {{$1$2");

//Replace obsolete IPA characters txt = txt.replace(/ʣ/gi, "dz"); txt = txt.replace(/ʤ/gi, "dʒ"); txt = txt.replace(/ʥ/gi, "dʑ"); txt = txt.replace(/ʧ/gi, "tʃ"); txt = txt.replace(/ʦ/gi, "ts"); txt = txt.replace(/ʨ/gi, "tɕ");

//Adding { {qualifier}}. In some cases, you'll want to switch qualifier to context or gloss txt=txt.replace(/\(([a-zA-Z\ \-\,\:\;][a-zA-Z\ \-\,\:\;]*)\)/g, "{{qualifier|$1}}");//converts (foo) to {{qualifier|foo}} txt=txt.replace(/\(([a-zA-Z\ \-\,\:\;][a-zA-Z\ \-\,\:\;]*)\)/g, "{{qualifier|$1}}");//converts (foo) to {{qualifier|foo}} txt=txt.replace(/\{\{qualifier\|([a-zA-Z\ \-\,\:\;][a-zA-Z\ \-\,\:\;]*)\}\}\:/g, "{{sense|$1}}");//converts {{qualifier|foo}}: to {{sense|foo}} txt = txt.replace(/British/gi, "{{qualifier|British}}"); txt = txt.replace(/UK/gi, "{{qualifier|UK}}"); txt = txt.replace(/US/gi, "{{qualifier|US}}");

//Remove wikilinks from some common form of templates, but not piped links txt = txt.replace(/\{\{([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ\-]+) of\|\[\[([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ]+)\]\](\||\}\})/gi, "{{$1 of|$2$3");

//Actual { {form of}} txt = txt.replace(/\{\{form of\|([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ]+)\|\[\[([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ]+)\]\](\||\})/gi, "{{form of|$1|$2$3");

//Add { {homophones}} txt=txt.replace(/([hH])omophones\: \[\[([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ]+)\]\]/g, "{"+"{homophones|$2}}"); //If two txt=txt.replace(/\{\{homophones\|([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ]+)\}\}, \[\[([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ]+)\]\]/g, "{"+"{homophones|$1|$2}}");

//Add lang=en to several templates. Change by hand if required txt = txt.replace(/\{\{(defn|etystub|rfc|rfd|rfe|rfp|rfap|rfdef|rfv|rfv\-etymology|rfv\-pronunciation)\}\}/g, "{{$1|lang=en}}");

//Put { {wikipedia}} under ==English== header, not above it txt=txt.replace(/\{\{wikipedia\}\}\n==English==/g, "==English==\n{{wikipedia}}"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{wikipedia\}\}\n=/g, "{{wikipedia}}\n\n=");

//Bullet point before certain templates, but only when they are the first item on a line:

txt = txt.replace(/\n\{\{(a|AHD|audio|enPR|IPA|homophones|l|pedia|pedialite|qualifier|rhymes|seeCites|sense)(\||\}\})/g, "\n* {{$1$2");

//Remove needless complexity from WT:ACCEL generated entries txt=txt.replace(/\|\[\[([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ\-]+) \#([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ\-]+)\|([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ\-]+)\]\]/g, "|$1");

//Term with no lang to { {m}}. Obviously, if the word is not English, change the first parameter

txt=txt.replace(/\{\{term\|([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ\-]+)\}\}/g, "");

//Text replacement other than replacing headers and template redirects, which come later on txt = txt.replace(/\|skey\=/gi, "|sort="); txt = txt.replace(/\ \}\}/g, "}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{ /g, "{{"); txt = txt.replace(/\ \|/g, "\|"); txt = txt.replace(/\|\ /g, "\|"); txt = txt.replace(/\ \n/g, "\n"); txt = txt.replace(/\=\= /g, "=="); txt = txt.replace(/ \=\=/g, "=="); txt = txt.replace(/\n\n\n/g, "\n\n"); txt = txt.replace(/==\n==/g, "==\n\n=="); txt = txt.replace(/\-\-\-\-\n=/g, "\n\n="); txt = txt.replace(/==\n\n([a-zA-Z\*|\[|\{'])/g, "==\n$1"); txt = txt.replace(/\n\=(\=*)([A-ȳ\ ]*)(\=*)\<\!/g, "\n=$1$2$3\n<!"); txt = txt.replace(/===\n\'\'\'(.*)\'\'\'\n#/gi, "===\n$1\n\n#"); txt = txt.replace(/===\n\{\{(.*)\}\}\n#/gi, "===\n{{$1}}\n\n#"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{PAGENAME\}\}/gi, "{"+"{subst:PAGENAME}}"); txt = txt.replace(/ m/g, " {{g|m}}"); txt = txt.replace(/m /g, "{{g|m}} "); txt = txt.replace(/ f/g, " {{g|f}}"); txt = txt.replace(/f /g, "{{g|f}} "); txt = txt.replace(/ n/g, " {{g|n}}"); txt = txt.replace(/n /g, "{{g|n}} "); txt = txt.replace(/ c/g, " {{g|c}}"); txt = txt.replace(/c /g, "{{g|c}} "); txt = txt.replace(/ pl/g, " {{g|p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/pl /g, "{{g|p}} "); txt = txt.replace(/ s/g, " {{g|s}}"); txt = txt.replace(/s /g, "{{g|s}} "); txt = txt.replace(/m, f/g, "{{g|m|f}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\{\{mf\}\}/g, "{{g|m|f}}"); txt = txt.replace(/m pl/g, "{{g|m-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/f pl/g, "{{g|f-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/m plural/g, "{{g|m-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/f plural/g, "{{g|f-p}}"); txt = txt.replace(/\*(\ *)([1-9][0-9][0-9]*)\:/g, "* $2,"); txt = txt.replace(/\*(\ *)([1-9][0-9][0-9]*)\:/g, "* $2,"); txt=txt.replace(/\ (\ *)/g, " "); txt=txt.replace(/\n([\*\#\:\;]+)(\ *)([\'\{\[a-zA-Z])/g, "\n$1 $3");//Thanks, Conrad.Irwin. txt=txt.replace(/\n\{\{template\:PL\:/g, "\n* {"+"{template:PL:");//as previous txt=txt.replace(/\n\{\{pedia([\}\|])/g, "\n* {{pedia$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\n\{\{versity([\}\|])/g, "\n* {{versity$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{form\ of\|([a-zA-Z\ \-\,\'\[\]\(\)\"\/]*)\ of\|/g, "{"+"{form of|$1|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{onym([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{l$1");//straight swap  txt = txt.replace(/lang=Italian/gi, "lang=it");  txt = txt.replace(/(first|First|second|Second|third|Third) person (singular|plural)/gi, "$1-person $2");  txt = txt.replace(/Sinhala/gi, "Sinhalese");//Common misuse of secondary language name  txt = txt.replace(/\[\[(WS|WikiSaurus)\:/gi, "[[Wikisaurus:");  txt = txt.replace(/\#\:\*/gi, "#:");

//Redirect snaps for non-context labels. //Uses a fairly simple regex system, thus can occasionally cause problems. If so, do section editing only //Achieves not a lot, slows down editing, and has to be updated any time one of these templates is renamed txt=txt.replace(/\{\{alternate form of\|/g, "{"+"{alternative form of|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{alt form\|/g, "{"+"{alternative form of|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{altform\|/g, "{"+"{alternative form of|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{alt form of\|/g, "{"+"{alternative form of|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{altcaps\|/g, "{"+"alternative case form of|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{alternative capitalisation of\|/g, "{"+"alternative case form of|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{alternative capitalization of\|/g, "{"+"alternative case form of|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{alternate spelling of\|/g, "{"+"{alternative spelling of|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{altspelling\|/g, "{"+"{alternative spelling of|"); txt=txt.replace(/([\|\{])bottom2([\}\|])/g, "$1bottom$2"); txt=txt.replace(/([\|\{])(checktrans\-mid|reqtrans\-mid|ttbc\-mid)([\}\|])/g, "$1trans-mid$3"); txt=txt.replace(/([\|\{])(checktrans\-bottom|reqtrans\-bottom|ttbc\-bot|ttbc\-bottom)([\}\|])/g, "$1trans-bottom$3"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{cmn\-def\|/g, "{"+"{pinyin reading of|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{cx\|/g, "{"+"{context|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{(en|fr)\-adjective([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{$1-adj$2"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{(en|fr)\-adverb([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{$1-adv$2"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-conjunction([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{en-con$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-conj([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{en-con$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-interjection([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{en-interj$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-intj([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{en-interj$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-particle([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{en-part$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-preposition([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{en-prep$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-plural\-noun([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{en-plural noun$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-pronoun([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{en-pron$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-adj\-more([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{en-adj$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{en\-proper\-noun([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{en-proper noun$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{eye dialect([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{eye dialect of$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{Flowbreak([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{flowbreak$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{fr\-pp([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{fr-past participle$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{fr\-verb form([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{fr-verb-form$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{i([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{qualifier$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{infl\|/g, "{"+"{head|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{italbrac([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{qualifier$1");//straight swap txt=txt.replace(/\{\{i-c([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{sense$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{italbrac-colon([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{sense$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{q([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{qualifier$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{qual([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{qualifier$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{non gloss definition([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{non-gloss definition$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{n\-g([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{non-gloss definition$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{PL\:pedia([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{pedia$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{pf\}\}/g, "{"+"{pf.}}"); txt=txt.replace(/([\|\{])R\:ANOLH([\}\|])/g, "$1R:Anglo-Norman On-Line Hub$2"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{SAMPA\|/g, "{"+"{X\-SAMPA|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{see also\|/g, "{"+"{also|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{short of\|/g, "{"+"{short for|"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{sic([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{SIC$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{sic\.([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{SIC$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{(webster|Webster|webster 1913|1913)([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{Webster 1913$2"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{Wikipedia([\|\}])/g, "{"+"{wikipedia$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{Wikipedia\-inline([\}\|])/g, "{"+"{pedia$1"); txt=txt.replace(/\{\{xalso\|/g, "{"+"{xsee|");

//

txt=txt.replace(/\[\[#English\|([\ -9\;-\\\^-z\}-ퟻ\-]+)\]\]/g, "{"+"{l|en|{"+"{subst:PAGENAME}}}}");

} // get all the {-header-} templates replaced function headLevel { txt = txt.replace(/==adjective form==/gi, "==Adjective=="); txt = txt.replace(/==(alternative spellings|alternative spellings|alternative spelling|alternate spelling|alternate form|alternative form|alternate forms)==/gi, "==Alternative forms=="); txt = txt.replace(/==cardinal number==/gi, "==Cardinal numeral=="); txt = txt.replace(/==citations==/gi, "==Quotations=="); txt = txt.replace(/==derivation==/gi, "==Etymology=="); txt = txt.replace(/==derivatives==/gi, "==Derived terms=="); txt = txt.replace(/==note==/gi, "==Usage notes=="); txt = txt.replace(/==notes==/gi, "==Usage notes=="); txt = txt.replace(/==NOun==/gi, "==Noun=="); txt = txt.replace(/==noun form==/gi, "==Noun=="); txt = txt.replace(/==Number==/gi, "==Numeral=="); txt = txt.replace(/==ordinal number==/gi, "==Ordinal numeral=="); txt = txt.replace(/==(pinyin|pinyin syllable)==/gi, "==Romanization=="); txt = txt.replace(/==proper Noun==/gi, "==Proper noun=="); txt = txt.replace(/==reference==/gi, "==References=="); txt = txt.replace(/==translation==/gi, "==Translations=="); txt = txt.replace(/==usage==/gi, "==Usage notes=="); txt = txt.replace(/==variants==/gi, "==Alternative forms=="); txt = txt.replace(/==verb form==/gi, "==Verb=="); //Fix User:2.125.74.117 stuff txt = txt.replace(/==see Also==/gi, "==See also=="); txt = txt.replace(/\n====Also See====\n/gi, "{"+"{subst:blank}}"); //Header levels, L3 to L4 txt=txt.replace(/\n===(Antonyms|Coordinate terms|Derived terms|Descendants|Related terms|Synonyms|Translations|Usage notes)===\n/gi, "\n====$1====\n"); //Header levels, L2 to L3 txt=txt.replace(/\n==(Etymology|References|See also)==\n/gi, "\n===$1===\n"); }

function langHdrs { txt=txt.replace(/\n==(=*)([a-z])/gi, "\n==$1$2".toUpperCase ); txt=txt.replace(/==\[\[([a-zA-ZÀ-ž\-\ ]+)\]\]==/g, "==$1=="); }

function langSubsts { txt=txt.replace(/([=\ \*\:])\{\{([a-z]{2,3})\}\}/g, "$1{{subst"+":#ifexist:{{subst:"+"$2}}|{{etyl|$2|-}}|{{"+"$2}}}}"); }

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title: User:Renard Migrant/vector.js


text:
superimposto

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) superimposed

title: superimposto


text:
superordine

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  superorder

title: superordine


text: sarcoglicani

title: sarcoglicani


text: sarcopterigi

title: sarcopterigi


text: scoppiamenti

title: scoppiamenti


text: sfingomieline

title: sfingomieline


text: silenziamenti

title: silenziamenti


text: sinciziotrofoblasti

title: sinciziotrofoblasti


text: sinergisti

title: sinergisti


text: sovraespressioni

title: sovraespressioni


text: spermatidi

title: spermatidi


text: spermatociti

title: spermatociti


text: spermatogoni

title: spermatogoni


text: spinescenze

title: spinescenze


text: spirotrombe

title: spirotrombe


text: spliceosomi

title: spliceosomi


text: sporate

title: sporate


text: superdivisioni

title: superdivisioni


text: supereliche

title: supereliche


text: supergruppi

title: supergruppi


text: superordini

title: superordini


text: scalariformi

title: scalariformi


text: semiautonoma

title: semiautonoma


text: semiautonomi

title: semiautonomi


text: semiautonome

title: semiautonome


text: sfenopalatina

title: sfenopalatina


text: sfenopalatini

title: sfenopalatini


text: sfenopalatine

title: sfenopalatine


text: sinergiste

title: sinergiste


text: somatopleurica

title: somatopleurica


text: somatopleurici

title: somatopleurici


text: somatopleuriche

title: somatopleuriche


text: sopradescritta

title: sopradescritta


text: sopradescritti

title: sopradescritti


text: sopradescritte

title: sopradescritte


text: sottomucosa

title: sottomucosa


text: sottomucosi

title: sottomucosi


text: sottomucose

title: sottomucose


text: sottordinata

title: sottordinata


text: sottordinati

title: sottordinati


text: sottordinate

title: sottordinate


text: sovraespressa

title: sovraespressa


text: sovraespressi

title: sovraespressi


text: sovraespresse

title: sovraespresse


text: splancnopleurica

title: splancnopleurica


text: splancnopleurici

title: splancnopleurici


text: splancnopleuriche

title: splancnopleuriche


text: squamiformi

title: squamiformi


text: subcostiera

title: subcostiera


text: subcostieri

title: subcostieri


text: subcostiere

title: subcostiere


text: submicroscopica

title: submicroscopica


text: submicroscopici

title: submicroscopici


text: submicroscopiche

title: submicroscopiche


text: superimposta

title: superimposta


text: superimposti

title: superimposti


text: superimposte

title: superimposte


text:
teleangectasia

Noun

 * 1)  telangiectasia

title: teleangectasia


text:
teleosteo

Noun

 * 1) any ray-finned fish of the infraclass Teleostei

title: teleosteo


text:
termogenina

Noun

 * 1)  thermogenin

title: termogenina


text:
tetraciclico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) tetracyclic

title: tetraciclico


text: distrikter

title: distrikter


text:
пража

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  yarn

title: пража


text:
tetraidrobiopterina

Noun

 * 1)  tetrahydrobiopterin

title: tetraidrobiopterina


text:
kaffivél

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) coffee maker, coffee machine

title: kaffivél


text: distriktene

title: distriktene


text:
Medizinerin

Noun

 * 1) doctor (female) (physician)

title: Medizinerin


text:
Medizinerinnen

Noun

 * 1)  "female doctors"

title: Medizinerinnen


text:
падаконнік

Noun

 * 1) windowsill

title: падаконнік


text:
tiouridina

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  thiouridine

title: tiouridina


text:
tireostimolante

Adjective

 * 1) thyroid-stimulating

title: tireostimolante


text:
tonofilamento

Noun

 * 1) tonofilament

title: tonofilamento


text:
transcitosi

Noun

 * 1) transcytosis

title: transcitosi


text:
transduzione

Noun

 * 1) transduction

title: transduzione


text:
transgenesi

Noun

 * 1) transgenesis

title: transgenesi


text:
transmembranoso

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) transmembranous

title: transmembranoso


text:
trascrizionalmente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) transcriptionally

title: trascrizionalmente


text:
sogn

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

Verb

 * 1) to say

Etymology
Akin to 🇨🇬, from Latin somnium.

Noun

 * 1) dream

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A parish.

title: sogn


text:
traslocasi

Noun

 * 1)  translocase

title: traslocasi


text: Städtern

title: Städtern


text: Städters

title: Städters


text:
traspostato

Adjective

 * 1)  transported (e.g. across a membrane)

title: traspostato


text:
trazionale

Adjective

 * 1) tractional

title: trazionale


text: sognet

title: sognet


text:
tricarbossilico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  tricarboxylic

title: tricarbossilico


text:
trimetilazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  trimethylation

title: trimetilazione


text: merveilleu

title: merveilleu


text: tripeptidi

title: tripeptidi


text: sognene

title: sognene


text:
trofoblastico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  trophoblastic

title: trofoblastico


text: teleangectasie

title: teleangectasie


text: teleostei

title: teleostei


text: termogenine

title: termogenine


text: tetraidrobiopterine

title: tetraidrobiopterine


text: tiouridine

title: tiouridine


text: tonofilamenti

title: tonofilamenti


text: transduzioni

title: transduzioni


text: trimetilazioni

title: trimetilazioni


text: tetraciclica

title: tetraciclica


text: tetraciclici

title: tetraciclici


text: tetracicliche

title: tetracicliche


text: tireostimolanti

title: tireostimolanti


text: transmembranosa

title: transmembranosa


text: transmembranosi

title: transmembranosi


text: transmembranose

title: transmembranose


text: traspostata

title: traspostata


text: traspostati

title: traspostati


text: traspostate

title: traspostate


text: trazionali

title: trazionali


text: tricarbossilica

title: tricarbossilica


text: tricarbossilici

title: tricarbossilici


text: tricarbossiliche

title: tricarbossiliche


text: trofoblastica

title: trofoblastica


text: trofoblastici

title: trofoblastici


text: trofoblastiche

title: trofoblastiche


text:
ubichinone

Noun

 * 1)  ubiquinone

title: ubichinone


text: ubiquitinando

title: ubiquitinando


text:
ubiquitinante

Adjective

 * 1) ubiquitinating

title: ubiquitinante


text:
ubiquitinato

Adjective

 * 1) ubiquitinated

title: ubiquitinato


text:
ubiquitinare

Verb

 * 1)  to ubiquitinate

title: ubiquitinare


text: ubiquitinati

title: ubiquitinati


text: ubiquitinata

title: ubiquitinata


text: ubiquitino

title: ubiquitino


text:
Thread:User talk:Kephir/Gadget "LegacyScripts"/reply

I planned to move most customisation scripts from MediaWiki:Common.js into there, and then start converting them into proper gadgets. Then I thought that maybe I should not rush so much, maybe I should start a discussion on WT:GP/WT:BP first, and in the end I never got around to do anything.

And yes, it was an accident.


text: ubiquitini

title: ubiquitini


text: ubiquitiniamo

title: ubiquitiniamo


text: ubiquitinano

title: ubiquitinano


text: ubiquitinavo

title: ubiquitinavo


text: ubiquitinavi

title: ubiquitinavi


text: ubiquitinava

title: ubiquitinava


text: ubiquitinavamo

title: ubiquitinavamo


text: ubiquitinavate

title: ubiquitinavate


text: ubiquitinavano

title: ubiquitinavano


text: ubiquitinai

title: ubiquitinai


text: ubiquitinasti

title: ubiquitinasti


text: ubiquitinò

title: ubiquitinò


text: ubiquitinammo

title: ubiquitinammo


text: ubiquitinaste

title: ubiquitinaste


text: ubiquitinarono

title: ubiquitinarono


text: ubiquitinerò

title: ubiquitinerò


text: ubiquitinerai

title: ubiquitinerai


text: ubiquitinerà

title: ubiquitinerà


text: ubiquitineremo

title: ubiquitineremo


text: ubiquitinerete

title: ubiquitinerete


text: ubiquitineranno

title: ubiquitineranno


text: ubiquitinerei

title: ubiquitinerei


text: ubiquitineresti

title: ubiquitineresti


text: ubiquitinerebbe

title: ubiquitinerebbe


text: ubiquitineremmo

title: ubiquitineremmo


text: ubiquitinereste

title: ubiquitinereste


text: ubiquitinerebbero

title: ubiquitinerebbero


text: ubiquitiniate

title: ubiquitiniate


text: ubiquitinino

title: ubiquitinino


text: ubiquitinassi

title: ubiquitinassi


text: ubiquitinasse

title: ubiquitinasse


text: ubiquitinassimo

title: ubiquitinassimo


text: ubiquitinassero

title: ubiquitinassero


text:
ultrastrutturalmente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) ultrastructurally

title: ultrastrutturalmente


text:
uniloculare

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unilocular

title: uniloculare


text:
loculare

Adjective

 * 1) locular

title: loculare


text:
uniporto

Noun

 * 1)  uniport

title: uniporto


text:
vǫttr

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) glove, mitten

title: vǫttr


text:
uridililtrasferasi

Noun

 * 1)  uridyltransferase

title: uridililtrasferasi


text:
urochinasi

Noun

 * 1)  urokinase

title: urochinasi


text:
uroporfirinogeno

Noun

 * 1)  uroporphyrinogen

title: uroporfirinogeno


text:
vescicolazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) vesiculation

title: vescicolazione


text:
vettrico

Adjective

 * 1)  vector, carrier

title: vettrico


text:
vitronectina

Noun

 * 1)  vitronectin

Noun

 * 1) vitronectin

title: vitronectina


text:
vomitossina

Noun

 * 1) vomitoxin

title: vomitossina


text: aanstellingen

title: aanstellingen


text: aanstellinkje

title: aanstellinkje


text: aanstellinkjes

title: aanstellinkjes


text:
xerofitico

Adjective

 * 1) xerophytic

title: xerofitico


text:
xilogalatturonano

Noun

 * 1)  xylogalacturonan

title: xilogalatturonano


text: xiloglucani

title: xiloglucani


text:
zigomorfismo

Noun

 * 1) zygomorphism

title: zigomorfismo


text:
zigotene

Noun

 * 1) zygotene, zygonema

title: zigotene


text:
zwitterionico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) zwitterionic

title: zwitterionico


text:
valesano

Adjective

 * 1) of or from

Noun

 * 1) someone from

Adjective

 * 1) valley (attributive)

Usage notes

 * Used to describe deeper parts of the Venetian lagoon.

title: valesano


text:
valesana

Usage notes

 * Used to describe a type of rowing (with two oars) used in the Venetian lagoon.

title: valesana


text: valesani

title: valesani


text: valesane

title: valesane


text:
Talk:rectitudinity

RFV discussion: September 2013–April 2014
Quick look didn't generate anything at news or books. Been there since 2006. DCDuring TALK 11:03, 10 September 2013 (UTC)

 * RFV failed. Equinox ◑ 07:49, 9 April 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:rectitudinity


text:
Talk:ChickieNob

RFV discussion: October 2013–April 2014
Needs citations proving it is not an in-universe term. — Ungoliant (Falai) 13:19, 28 October 2013 (UTC)

 * Not going to happen. RFV failed. Equinox ◑ 08:01, 9 April 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:ChickieNob


text:
Talk:turd net

RFV discussion: November 2013–April 2014
I deleted this right away--perhaps too hastily--because a quick Google web search or book search yields no supportive results that I can see. Haplogy (話) 17:58, 9 November 2013 (UTC)

 * Failed RFV. Equinox ◑ 08:03, 9 April 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:turd net


text:
Talk:felchard

RFV discussion: November 2013–April 2014
One who felches (this is a sex act). Nothing in Google Books. Equinox ◑ 19:53, 17 November 2013 (UTC)

 * RFV failed. Equinox ◑ 08:04, 9 April 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:felchard


text:
Talk:cacodemonical

RFV discussion: September 2013–April 2014
Can't attest:. What does seem fairly easy to attest is cacodemonic:. --Dan Polansky (talk) 18:36, 26 September 2013 (UTC)
 * However, cacodemoniacal is attested . Spinning Spark  00:18, 27 September 2013 (UTC)
 * Barely; I count three independent cites there at best; one from Clark Ashton Smith (though you have a choice of sentences to cite), and two different book titles mentioned repeatedly.--Prosfilaes (talk) 00:27, 27 September 2013 (UTC)

 * RFV failed. Equinox ◑ 07:52, 9 April 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:cacodemonical


text:
Talk:butter beaner

RFV discussion: December 2013–April 2014
Derogatory term for lesbian. I can't find any uses for this sense anywhere on the internet, let alone in durably archived sources. —Mr. Granger (talk • contribs) 22:12, 7 December 2013 (UTC)
 * Same with "button stitcher" and "double tucker" below: the only reference I could find online was an Urban Dictionary entry created last year (and by the same UD user who create the UD entries for the two aforementioned terms). -Cloudcuckoolander (talk) 19:41, 18 January 2014 (UTC)

 * RFV failed. Equinox ◑ 08:06, 9 April 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:butter beaner


text:
Talk:sexuality studies

RFD discussion: April 2013–April 2014
Sum of parts. Needs a headword if OK. SemperBlotto (talk) 07:20, 11 April 2013 (UTC)

p.s. Don't we have a bot that picks up missing headwords?
 * KassadBot, also speedy delete, it's just a good faith mistake by a new user. The new user seems pretty open to communication so I feel confident that this can be resolved quickly. Mglovesfun (talk) 13:05, 11 April 2013 (UTC)

It may be a sum of parts, but I still think it should be included to avoid conflation with sexology (sexual psychology), which has a different focus than sexuality studies. Nicole Sharp (talk) 16:03, 14 April 2013 (UTC)
 * Keep per Nicole Sharp, although I am unsure about this. About " studies" entries, these are often worth keeping for their translations, e.g. English studies. --Dan Polansky (talk) 09:22, 7 December 2013 (UTC)

Kept for lack of consensus to delete. bd2412 T 21:11, 9 April 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:sexuality studies


text: ubichinoni

title: ubichinoni


text: uniporti

title: uniporti


text: uroporfirinogeni

title: uroporfirinogeni


text: vescicolazioni

title: vescicolazioni


text: vitronectine

title: vitronectine


text: vomitossine

title: vomitossine


text: xilogalatturonani

title: xilogalatturonani


text: zigomorfismi

title: zigomorfismi


text: zigoteni

title: zigoteni


text: ubiquitinanti

title: ubiquitinanti


text: uniloculari

title: uniloculari


text: loculari

title: loculari


text: vettrica

title: vettrica


text: vettrici

title: vettrici


text: vettriche

title: vettriche


text: xerofitica

title: xerofitica


text: xerofitici

title: xerofitici


text: xerofitiche

title: xerofitiche


text: zwitterionica

title: zwitterionica


text: zwitterionici

title: zwitterionici


text: zwitterioniche

title: zwitterioniche


text: fløyta

title: fløyta


text:
fløyten

Noun

title: fløyten


text: fløyter

title: fløyter


text: fløytene

title: fløytene


text:
hørpa

Etymology
From, from. Compare 🇨🇬, Norwegian and Danish, Swedish , German , Dutch and English.

Noun

 * 1) harp

title: hørpa


text: aantalletje

title: aantalletje


text: aantalletjes

title: aantalletjes


text: aardingen

title: aardingen


text: aardinkje

title: aardinkje


text: aardinkjes

title: aardinkjes


text: abcessen

title: abcessen


text: abcesje

title: abcesje


text: abcesjes

title: abcesjes


text: abscissen

title: abscissen


text: abscisje

title: abscisje


text: abscisjes

title: abscisjes


text: tærne

title: tærne


text:
Talk:leading off

beyond baseball
How to explain the term here? (a not nativespeaker asking) --Itu (talk) 13:00, 16 April 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:leading off


text: tåa

title: tåa


text:
Talk:ha2

Why was this redirected?
Why was this redirected when, for example, he2 was not? 204.11.189.94 13:22, 16 April 2014 (UTC)

 * I'll redirect all of them eventually to avoid duplication, so that we have to maintain just one set of pinyin. Stop adding attention flag, there's no problem here. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 21:53, 16 April 2014 (UTC)

Attention tags are certainly needed--some rather important ones have been ignored for up to 7 years at a time. I have been told, firmly, over a period of many years, "We don't do redirects at Wiktionary." 173.89.236.187 00:22, 17 April 2014 (UTC)

 * We DO redirects. You can't type "hé", here you go, enter "he2" and it will take you there, can't type Москва, enter Mockba - but people have different views on redirects. No-one is going to support numbered pinyin, even toned pinyin lacks enough support - they are done and forgotten as it should be with indices. For general or policy issues, post on WT:BP (choose current month). No wonder, the way you mark your questions are ignored - you can't find a better place for asking them (now I have to remember that I need to come back to this page for any answers?). Besides, no-one can identify you. You've been here for years but still post anonymously. No-one knows if it's worth answering you. Who knows if you check answers, have a Watchlist and if you come you will use the same IP-address? Choose a safe name and register, you'll get more respect, even if you're mainly a user, not a contributor. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 00:47, 17 April 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:ha2


text:
Wiccanize

Verb

 * 1)  To make Wiccan; to cause to conform to Wiccan practices.

title: Wiccanize


text:
Talk:彖

Mandarin readings
Can it be added in which contexts the two different Mandarin readings are used? 204.11.189.94 13:57, 16 April 2014 (UTC)

Origin of this character?
How old is this character? It doesn't appear in some databases. 204.11.189.94 14:00, 16 April 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:彖


text:
Talk:yhteiskunnallinen ilmoitus

Try to find this from Google? Maybe tietoisku is more widely used and refers to the same thing? --Hartz (talk) 14:04, 16 April 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:yhteiskunnallinen ilmoitus


text:
eiganhaft

Adjective

 * 1) peculiar, special, particular

title: eiganhaft


text:
edredoning

Etymology
From. Term coined in the reality show Big Brother (Spain).

title: edredoning


text:
Talk:楷

Mandarin readings
Can it be added in which contexts the two different Mandarin readings are used? 204.11.189.94 14:11, 16 April 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:楷


text: forordet

title: forordet


text: fororda

title: fororda


text: forordene

title: forordene


text:
Citations:primal

 * 1) The primal period includes fetal life, perinatal period and early infancy (from conception until the first birthday).
 * 2) * 1986, Michel Odent, Primal Health, Century Hutchinson, London, page 1
 * 3) [...]primal prevention strategies, which typically focus on providing future parents with : (i) education (based on authoritative sources) regarding the consequences of epigenetic influences on the child they are about to create, (ii) sufficient leave time for both parents – the best choice for kin caregiving! –, and (iii) financial support if required.
 * 4) * 2011September 29, Arkenholz, THIRD-TYPE KIN CAREGIVERS?, in Public-Health New Paradigms wiki

title: Citations:primal


text: afascista

title: afascista


text: enheta

title: enheta


text:
antibellicista

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) anti-warmongering

title: antibellicista


text:
antiguerriglia

Etymology
From.

title: antiguerriglia


text:
assecondamento

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pandering

title: assecondamento


text: enhetene

title: enhetene


text:
һаҙ

Etymology
From Common Turkic, from.

Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬; 🇨🇬, etc.

Pronunciation

 * (one syllable)
 * (one syllable)

Noun

 * 1) quagmire
 * 2) swamp, marsh, bog

title: һаҙ


text:
aventiniano

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  of the Aventine Hill; Aventine
 * 2)  relating to, or participating in the
 * 3)  of one who uses abstention to express strictness or disapproval

title: aventiniano


text:
califfale

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) caliphal

title: califfale


text:
demosociale

Adjective

 * 1) social democrat

title: demosociale


text:
disordinamento

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) disorder

title: disordinamento


text:
dispiacevole

Etymology
From.

title: dispiacevole


text:
equatoguineano

Adjective

 * 1) Equatorial Guinean

title: equatoguineano


text: etnomusicologa

title: etnomusicologa


text:
farinacciano

Adjective

 * 1) relating to, or characteristic of the policies of Italian Fascist

title: farinacciano


text:
gambista

Noun

 * 1)  a person who plays the viola da gamba

title: gambista


text: harall

title: harall


text:
gappista

Adjective

 * 1) relating to the resistance movement

title: gappista


text: eraill

title: eraill


text:
idrocorsa

Noun

 * 1) a high-speed seaplane designed to compete in races

title: idrocorsa


text: heraill

title: heraill


text:
indologo

Noun

 * 1) Indologist

title: indologo


text:
italotedesco

Adjective

 * 1) Italo-German

title: italotedesco


text: lydan

title: lydan


text:
liberalconservatore

Adjective

 * 1) Liberal-Conservative

title: liberalconservatore


text: microbiologa

title: microbiologa


text:
quadruple whole

Noun

 * 1)  A musical note equal to two or three breves, i.e. four or six whole notes; a longa.

title: quadruple whole


text:
nietzscheano

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Nietzschean

Noun

 * 1) Nietzschean

title: nietzscheano


text: dog pounds

title: dog pounds


text: quadruple wholes

title: quadruple wholes


text:
normalizzatore

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  normalizer

Adjective

 * 1) normalizing

title: normalizzatore


text: byrion

title: byrion


text: fyrion

title: fyrion


text: myrion

title: myrion


text:
pansovietico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) pan-soviet

title: pansovietico


text:
famôs

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) magnificent, splendid
 * 2) delicious
 * 3) exceptional

title: famôs


text:
octave clef

Noun

 * 1)  a symbol showing that the pitch of a note is to be raised by one or two octaves.

title: octave clef


text: octave clefs

title: octave clefs


text:
prefascista

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) pre-fascist

title: prefascista


text: byrred

title: byrred


text:
User:Kephir/lexicon/asylum

 * 1990, Gordon B. Baty, Michael Blake, Entrepreneurship, Beard Books (ISBN 9781587981401), page 285
 * In the end, investors were competing for deals—completely upending the more natural state where projects should compete for capital. The result: the inmates were running the asylum.
 * 1992, Peter Filichia, New American Plays: Starting Monday, Heinemann Drama (ISBN 9780435086046)
 * Once a report points out it's "unlikely he would be a serious threat," Dennis becomes more threatening; when the way he dresses is criticized, well, that and only that gets him to turn in his supervisor — who also turns out to be a bug in the computer. You've heard of inmates running the asylum?
 * 1996, Ann Rule, A Fever In The Heart, Simon and Schuster (ISBN 9780671793555), page 383
 * Many ex-convicts reverted to type when they found no walls around them and no eyes watching. Too many innocents died. It seemed that the inmates were running the asylum. While some argued for mercy for convicted killers, particularly since Washington executions harkened back to the days of the Old West and murderers would be hanged,
 * 1998, Peter B. Vaill (edited by Suresh Srivastva, David L. Cooperrider), Organizational Wisdom and Executive Courage, Lexington Books (ISBN 9780787910945), page 35
 * Where others perceive only "the blind leading the blind," "the train leaving the tracks," "things spinning out of control," "the patients running the asylum," or " rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic" (all expressions one routinely hears in situations of high turbulence, uncertainty, and rapid change),
 * 1998, DryDrunk, [//groups.google.com/d/msg/alt.recovery.from-12-steps/r_jCAi_Xlh4/q8J0FujaVY0J The Inmates are Running the Asylum], alt.recovery.from-12-steps, Usenet
 * By and large, we as a Nation have abandoned our task of teaching our people how to quit their addiction, and turned the whole thing over to practitioners of peculiar 12 Step religion. In this regard, the inmates ARE running the asylum.
 * 2000, Sarah Gordon, Flannery O'Connor: The Obedient Imagination, University of Georgia Press (ISBN 9780820325200), page 123
 * In Wise Blood Hazel Motes may seem the "mad" character in the secular world of Taulkinham, but O'Connor would have us recognize that in this city and in our society the inmates have taken over the asylum.
 * 2001, Cribsheet, [//groups.google.com/d/msg/alt.conspiracy/04fNhjGpHjo/98oAjr8woSEJ LOONIES RUNNING THE ASYLUM], alt.conspiracy, Usenet
 * Politicians who encouraged mass immigration and porous borders have placed the entire nation at risk. Let's hope the American people wake up for the 2002 election and realize the loonies are running the asylum.  They are the same loonies that cobbled together thousands upon thousands of pages of incomprehensible income tax law.
 * 2002, James, [//groups.google.com/d/msg/alt.global-warming/V_DZW3yuqAE/YcYzGQRD2zQJ Inmates are Running the Asylum], alt.global-warming, Usenet
 * The inmates are running the asylum! And they are getting paid handsomely to do it.
 * 2005, Steve Salerno, Sham: How the Self-Help Movement Made America Helpless, Random House LLC (ISBN 9780307238658), page 227
 * Another mentalhealth activist, Selina Glater of Sanctuary Psychiatric Centers, has written that “empowerment," in a mental-health setting, is about "clearly stating what it is you need in order to feel whole again." Inmates running the asylum indeed.
 * 2008, [//groups.google.com/d/msg/alt.politics.republicans/7uEUPxhX988/s3IlqrPyxFsJ More Proof The Inmates Are Running The Asylum], alt.politics.republicans, Usenet
 * It's like "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" meets "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington." Except that Mr. Smith is in a straight jacket in a rubber room while the loons run the asylum.
 * 2008, Jonah Goldberg, Liberal Fascism: The Secret History of the American Left, From Mussolini to the Politics of Meaning, Random House LLC (ISBN 9780385517690), page 168
 * The students wanted to run the universities, which to traditional academics was akin to inmates running the asylum. Meanwhile, most of the progressive professors, at least those who weren't Jews or Bolsheviks, gamely went along. Indeed.
 * 2009, Jonathan Tropper, This Is Where I Leave You: A Novel, Penguin (ISBN 9781101108987), page 21
 * She was in her eighth month, and for the last few weeks her hormones were the inmates running the asylum. I had learned the hard way that it was best to pretty much agree with everything she said.
 * 2011, Radiohead, "The Daily Mail", Ticker Tape Ltd. (XL Recordings)
 * The moon is a rock on a mountain / The lunatics have taken over the asylum / Waiting on the rapture
 * 2012, Mary Higgins Clark, We'll Meet Again, Simon and Schuster (ISBN 9781471103155), page 51
 * “ I think you would be rendering a great service if you used the power of your program to wake up the public to this increasingly callous and alarming situation. Too many people are unaware of the fact that the lunatics have taken over the asylum.”
 * 2014, MarkA, [//groups.google.com/d/msg/alt.atheism/AMpMqahfjgg/JAj8-Ed04wkJ Re: The Resurrection of Jesus Christ; Did It Really Happen? - 3], alt.atheism, Usenet
 * If you ever need an example of the lunatics running the asylum, look no further than the Mormons. At least the Scientologists are up front about the fact that they are in it for the money.
 * 2014, [//groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.sport.pro-wrestling/OtWlu9gvBCM/By3PgdH_pFUJ Did technology bypass and cause the demise of the NWA?], rec.sport.pro-wrestling, Usenet
 * NWA and the Crocketts had their cronies running things (Inmates running the asylum), and yes, they didn't invest in Technology that made things look more flashy and smooth.

title: User:Kephir/lexicon/asylum


text: byrraf

title: byrraf


text:
byrrach

Etymology
From.

title: byrrach


text:
kvintett

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  quintet

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a quintet (all senses)

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a quintet (all senses)

title: kvintett


text: fyrred

title: fyrred


text: myrred

title: myrred


text: fyrraf

title: fyrraf


text: myrraf

title: myrraf


text: fyrrach

title: fyrrach


text: myrrach

title: myrrach


text:
radiostampa

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) radiotelegraph

title: radiostampa


text:
double whole

Noun

 * 1)  A double whole note.

title: double whole


text: double wholes

title: double wholes


text: republichetta

title: republichetta


text: riacquisendo

title: riacquisendo


text: riacquisente

title: riacquisente


text: riacquisito

title: riacquisito


text: riacquisiti

title: riacquisiti


text:
riacquisire

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to reacquire (money, skills, the target of a weapon, etc.)
 * 2)  to regain (strength, functioning, equilibrium, etc.)

title: riacquisire


text: riacquisita

title: riacquisita


text: riacquisisco

title: riacquisisco


text: riacquisisci

title: riacquisisci


text: riacquisisce

title: riacquisisce


text: riacquisiamo

title: riacquisiamo


text: riacquisite

title: riacquisite


text: riacquisiscono

title: riacquisiscono


text: riacquisivo

title: riacquisivo


text: riacquisivi

title: riacquisivi


text: riacquisiva

title: riacquisiva


text: riacquisivamo

title: riacquisivamo


text: riacquisivate

title: riacquisivate


text: riacquisivano

title: riacquisivano


text: riacquisii

title: riacquisii


text: riacquisisti

title: riacquisisti


text: riacquisì

title: riacquisì


text: riacquisimmo

title: riacquisimmo


text: riacquisiste

title: riacquisiste


text: riacquisirono

title: riacquisirono


text: riacquisirò

title: riacquisirò


text: riacquisirai

title: riacquisirai


text: riacquisirà

title: riacquisirà


text: riacquisiremo

title: riacquisiremo


text: riacquisirete

title: riacquisirete


text: riacquisiranno

title: riacquisiranno


text: riacquisirei

title: riacquisirei


text: riacquisiresti

title: riacquisiresti


text: riacquisirebbe

title: riacquisirebbe


text: riacquisiremmo

title: riacquisiremmo


text: riacquisireste

title: riacquisireste


text: riacquisirebbero

title: riacquisirebbero


text: riacquisisca

title: riacquisisca


text: riacquisiate

title: riacquisiate


text: riacquisiscano

title: riacquisiscano


text: riacquisissi

title: riacquisissi


text: riacquisisse

title: riacquisisse


text: riacquisissimo

title: riacquisissimo


text: riacquisissero

title: riacquisissero


text: kvintetten

title: kvintetten


text:
sappista

Noun

 * 1) a member of the  partisan movement

title: sappista


text: ŵr

title: ŵr


text: ngŵr

title: ngŵr


text: kvintetter

title: kvintetter


text:
settantaquattrenne

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) seventy-four-year-old

Noun

 * 1) seventy-four-year-old

title: settantaquattrenne


text:
triggerwoman

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A female gunman.

title: triggerwoman


text: kvintettene

title: kvintettene


text: triggerwomen

title: triggerwomen


text: ngwŷr

title: ngwŷr


text:
socialfascista

Adjective

 * 1) social fascist

title: socialfascista


text:
socialfascismo

Noun

 * 1) social fascism

title: socialfascismo


text: kvintettar

title: kvintettar


text:
lunatics have taken over the asylum

Etymology
Said to originate in a 1919 remark by Richard A. Rowland about the founding of United Artists. Perhaps an allusion to the short story by, , first published 1845.

Phrase

 * 1) Said of a situation in which those in charge are incapable of handling their responsibilities, and should rather be put under scrutiny themselves.

title: lunatics have taken over the asylum


text:
socialriformista

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) social-reformist

title: socialriformista


text: kvintettane

title: kvintettane


text:
Talk:lunatics have taken over the asylum

Some citations of some variations of this phrase can be found at User:Kephir/lexicon/asylum. — Keφr 16:23, 16 April 2014 (UTC)


text: nghul

title: nghul


text: chul

title: chul


text:
spontaneista

Adjective

 * 1)  revolutionary spontaneity

title: spontaneista


text: culion

title: culion


text: gulion

title: gulion


text: nghulion

title: nghulion


text: chulion

title: chulion


text: culed

title: culed


text:
culach

Etymology
From.

title: culach


text: culaf

title: culaf


text:
viceredattore

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) assistant editor

title: viceredattore


text: guled

title: guled


text: nghuled

title: nghuled


text: chuled

title: chuled


text: violatrice

title: violatrice


text: gulach

title: gulach


text: nghulach

title: nghulach


text: chulach

title: chulach


text: gulaf

title: gulaf


text: nghulaf

title: nghulaf


text: chulaf

title: chulaf


text: antiguerriglie

title: antiguerriglie


text: assecondamenti

title: assecondamenti


text: disordinamenti

title: disordinamenti


text: etnomusicologhe

title: etnomusicologhe


text: gambisti

title: gambisti


text: idrocorse

title: idrocorse


text:
indologi

Noun

 * 1) Indology

Etymology
(see 🇨🇬). Contains the suffix.

Noun

 * 1) Indologist

title: indologi


text: microbiologhe

title: microbiologhe


text: normalizzatori

title: normalizzatori


text: republichette

title: republichette


text: sappisti

title: sappisti


text: settantaquattrenni

title: settantaquattrenni


text: socialfascismi

title: socialfascismi


text: viceredattori

title: viceredattori


text: violatrici

title: violatrici


text: afascisti

title: afascisti


text: afasciste

title: afasciste


text: antibellicisti

title: antibellicisti


text: antibelliciste

title: antibelliciste


text: aventiniana

title: aventiniana


text: aventiniani

title: aventiniani


text: aventiniane

title: aventiniane


text: califfali

title: califfali


text: demosociali

title: demosociali


text: dispiacevoli

title: dispiacevoli


text: equatoguineana

title: equatoguineana


text: equatoguineani

title: equatoguineani


text: equatoguineane

title: equatoguineane


text: farinacciana

title: farinacciana


text: farinacciani

title: farinacciani


text: farinacciane

title: farinacciane


text: gappisti

title: gappisti


text: gappiste

title: gappiste


text: italotedesca

title: italotedesca


text: italotedeschi

title: italotedeschi


text: italotedesche

title: italotedesche


text: liberalconservatrice

title: liberalconservatrice


text: liberalconservatori

title: liberalconservatori


text: liberalconservatrici

title: liberalconservatrici


text: nietzscheana

title: nietzscheana


text: nietzscheani

title: nietzscheani


text: nietzscheane

title: nietzscheane


text: normalizzatrice

title: normalizzatrice


text: normalizzatrici

title: normalizzatrici


text: pansovietica

title: pansovietica


text: pansovietici

title: pansovietici


text: pansovietiche

title: pansovietiche


text: prefascisti

title: prefascisti


text: prefasciste

title: prefasciste


text: socialfascisti

title: socialfascisti


text: socialfasciste

title: socialfasciste


text: socialriformisti

title: socialriformisti


text: socialriformiste

title: socialriformiste


text: spontaneisti

title: spontaneisti


text: spontaneiste

title: spontaneiste


text: hakaru

title: hakaru


text: hikōki

title: hikōki


text: Template:goh-decl-noun-i-m

title: Template:goh-decl-noun-i-m


text: Template:goh-decl-noun-i-m/documentation


text:
compel testimony

Verb

 * 1)  To officially require that a witness appear and testify before a court of law or other public authority, under threat of legally enforceable penalties for failure to do so.

title: compel testimony


text: Template:goh-decl-noun-i-f

title: Template:goh-decl-noun-i-f


text: Template:goh-decl-noun-i-f/documentation


text:
eda

Noun

 * 1) step

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) a waiting period upon a woman after her marriage has ended
 * 2) a mourning period for a woman after the death of her husband

Etymology
, from ; compare with and. Attested since 1434.

Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬. Possibly also 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  an eddy

Noun

 * 1) sister-in-law husband's sister or brother's wife

title: eda


text:
User:Zellfaze

Its usually easier to get in touch with me through my User page on Wikipedia.

title: User:Zellfaze


text:
acuaplaneo

Noun

 * 1) aquaplaning

title: acuaplaneo


text:
hidroplaneo

Noun

 * 1) aquaplaning

title: hidroplaneo


text: yasu

title: yasu


text: hidroavións

title: hidroavións


text: paineissa

title: paineissa


text: Category:Galician terms prefixed with hidro-


text: paineilla

title: paineilla


text: paineilta

title: paineilta


text: paineille

title: paineille


text: paineitta

title: paineitta


text: paineina

title: paineina


text: paineiksi

title: paineiksi


text:
hidr-

Etymology
From, from.

Derived terms
From.

title: hidr-


text: painein

title: painein


text:
шыдзыен

Verb

 * 1) to go away
 * дэпкъым кӀалэр шэдзиегъ — The boy got away from wall.
 * дэпкъым шэдзий — Get away from the wall.
 * сыкъышэдзый — Get away from me.

title: шыдзыен


text: ᾖ

title: ᾖ


text:
User:Brentypie

About Me
I like languages, but am not an expert at any of them. I'm mainly here to fill in missing pronunciations and fix inconsistencies between pages or even within a page. I majored in Linguistics in college and am very comfortable with IPA. My native language is English. The primarily language I studied in school was Latin, but also have studied Spanish, German, French, Russian, and Japanese.

title: User:Brentypie


text:
Template:Han KangXi link

page

title: Template:Han KangXi link


text: metodene

title: metodene


text:
ἆ

Etymology
Onomatopoeic.

Interjection

 * 1) ah!

title: ἆ


text: metodar

title: metodar


text:
-splain

Etymology
From, itself from , following the pattern of.

title: -splain


text: metodane

title: metodane


text:
шашыф

Noun

 * 1) veil

title: шашыф


text:
шамгьэн

Noun

 * 1) prostitute

title: шамгьэн


text:
knien

Etymology
,,.

Verb

 * 1) to kneel

title: knien


text:
klěkaś

Etymology
From ; cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to kneel move to a kneeling position

title: klěkaś


text:
лышъутӏэ

Noun

 * 1) beauty spot

title: лышъутӏэ


text:
ōi

Noun

 * 1) muck
 * 2) quicksand

title: ōi


text:
быбхалъ

Noun

 * 1) helicopter

title: быбхалъ


text:
æren

Etymology
Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1)  bronze

title: æren


text:
gavn

Etymology 1
From, from , related with the preposition in 🇨🇬, ,. The English noun is a loan from Old Norse.

Noun

 * 1) gain, benefit

title: gavn


text:
ӏэтэгъу

Etymology
From the Circassian root ӏэ /ʔa/ "arm".

Noun

 * 1) elbow

title: ӏэтэгъу


text:
spinner wheel

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A type of hubcap or inner wheel ornament that spins independently inside of a wheel itself when the vehicle is in motion, and continues to spin once the vehicle has come to a stop.
 * 2) A swivel caster: the combination of a wheel with a swivel joint that allows the wheel to rotate in all directions.
 * 3) * 2014 April 16, Seth Kugel, “Hunting for the Best Carry-On Bag”, NYTimes.com:
 * The appeal of spinner wheels is lost on me. I get that they make the bag easier to maneuver on airport floors, but I can’t see them bouncing along rutted sidewalks very smoothly, at least in their low-end versions.

title: spinner wheel


text:
ӏынджыр

Etymology
Borrowed from that borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) fig

title: ӏынджыр


text:
gavne

Etymology
From. Derived from the noun (🇨🇬).

Verb

 * 1) to be of gain to, to benefit

title: gavne


text: zìxí

title: zìxí


text: zǐxì

title: zǐxì


text: Category:dsb:Simple machines

title: Category:dsb:Simple machines


text: Category:dsb:Machines

title: Category:dsb:Machines


text: Category:dsb:Mechanics

title: Category:dsb:Mechanics


text: tiānxīn

title: tiānxīn


text: tiánxīn

title: tiánxīn


text: nanzo

title: nanzo


text:
kólaso

Etymology
A back-formation from (compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬), plural of, from , from.

The sense is a.

Noun

 * 1) wheel circular device capable of rotating on its axis
 * 2) bicycle vehicle with two wheels propelled by the action of a rider’s feet upon pedals

title: kólaso


text: あいどく

title: あいどく


text: aidoku

title: aidoku


text: chìhú

title: chìhú


text:
balconing

Etymology
Borrowed from, itself a pseudo-anglicism from.

This pseudo-anglicism was coined in Spain as a result of many drunk British tourists dying or seriously injuring themselves by attempting this stunt, thus featuring in many media headlines. See the Wikipedia article for more information.

Noun

 * 1) The act of jumping between the balconies of two hotel rooms; especially of tourists in Spain.
 * 2) The act of jumping from a balcony towards a swimming pool.
 * 1) The act of jumping from a balcony towards a swimming pool.

Translations

 * Galician: balconismo, balconing
 * Spanish: balconismo,

 * Galician: balconismo, balconing
 * Spanish: balconismo,

Etymology
From.

Etymology
From.

title: balconing


text:
dallgë

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) wave

title: dallgë


text:
balconismo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) balconing

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) balconing

title: balconismo


text: æraene

title: æraene


text:
kallamar

Etymology
From (🇨🇬), from.

Noun

 * 1) squid

title: kallamar


text:
あかねいろ

Noun

 * 1)  madder red

title: あかねいろ


text: akaneiro

title: akaneiro


text: æraar

title: æraar


text: kónja

title: kónja


text: あがない

title: あがない


text: æraane

title: æraane


text: aganai

title: aganai


text:
kónopje

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) hemp

title: kónopje


text:
Citations:momsplain

Verb: "(slang) to explain condescendingly as a mother"

 * 2014, Jessica Grose, "Copying Other Cultures: A Questionable Parenting Strategy", The Cut, 7 January 2014:
 * Norine has read Margaret Mead, which is why she’s momsplaining to Priss. Anthropologist Mead did fieldwork in Samoa, and observed Samoan moms breast-feeding on demand.
 * 2014, Katy Waldman, "Princeton Mom's One Saving Grace", Slate, 13 March 2014:
 * The PM urges 29-year-old Princeton alum O’Connor to decide immediately whether she wants a husband and children, and it sounds a lot like momsplaining to O’Connor that she definitely wants a husband and children.

title: Citations:momsplain


text:
courtesy flush

Noun

 * 1)  A flush (cleansing of the toilet) in the middle of a sitting, intended to reduce an unpleasant smell.

title: courtesy flush


text: Wiktionary:Foreign Word of the Day/2014/April 17


text: babyen

title: babyen


text: babyer

title: babyer


text: hreyfingarnar

title: hreyfingarnar


text: hreyfingin

title: hreyfingin


text:
sesong

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a season (time of year for a particular activity)

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a season (as above)

title: sesong


text:
vergeeflijk

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) forgivable

title: vergeeflijk


text:
onvergeeflijk

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unforgivable

title: onvergeeflijk


text: sesongen

title: sesongen


text: sesonger

title: sesonger


text: sesongene

title: sesongene


text: sesongar

title: sesongar


text:
spousedom

Noun

 * 1) The state or quality of being a spouse.

title: spousedom


text: sesongane

title: sesongane


text:
Template:Clusiaceae Hypernyms

 * Clusiaceae - family

title: Template:Clusiaceae Hypernyms


text:
Template:Clusiaceae Hypernyms/documentation

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


text:
名校

Noun

 * 1) famous school

title: 名校


text: míngxiào

title: míngxiào


text:
名師

Noun

 * 1) famous master; renowned teacher

title: 名師


text: 名师

title: 名师


text: míngshī

title: míngshī


text: zhíbō

title: zhíbō


text:
出廠

Verb

 * 1) to leave the factory (of finished goods)

title: 出廠


text: 出厂

title: 出厂


text: chūchǎng

title: chūchǎng


text: 出场

title: 出场


text: cāicè

title: cāicè


text: chúncuì

title: chúncuì


text: cǐcì

title: cǐcì


text:
寫信

Verb

 * 1) to write a letter

title: 寫信


text: 写信

title: 写信


text: xiěxìn

title: xiěxìn


text:
西班牙凍湯

Noun

 * 1) gazpacho

title: 西班牙凍湯


text: Xībānyá dòngtāng

title: Xībānyá dòngtāng


text:
Citations:biotruth

Noun: "(informal, countable) something accepted as an inescapable or inherent product of biology"

 * 1981, John Norman, Guardsman of Gor, unnumbered page:
 * The culture has not suppressed the biotruths of human nature but found a place for them.
 * 2010, David Kiefaber, "Johnnie Walker keeping dudes all bottled up", Adweek, 8 December 2010:
 * Not only do they reinforce the dumb sitcom biotruth that men should never be open about anything,
 * 2015, Felix O'Connor, "How to reconcile male privilege as a female to male feminist", Trinity News (Trinity College Dublin), 15 December 2015, page 15:
 * It's often explained by thinly veiled transmisogyny or something about the inherent aggressiveness of the penis – despite the fact that some trans women and transfeminine people don't have penises, or that so much of feminism is about rebuking biotruths.
 * 2018, Aaron Moses Dishy, "Swallowing Misandry: A Survey of the Discursive Strategies of r/TheRedPill on Reddit", thesis submitted to the University of Toronto, page 28:
 * RedPill masculinity is unique and incorporates ingroup narratives and ideological elements in its self-conception. RedPills understand ideal masculinity to be innately tied to biology, or biotruths. These biotruths determine all aspects of masculinity and male worth.
 * 2018, Edwin G. Hodge, "Grievance and Responsibility: Emotional motivators and knowledge production networks in men’s rights and pro-feminist men’s groups in North America", thesis submitted to the University of Victoria, pages 18-19:
 * The neo-traditional masculinity espoused by the men’s rights movement argues that men ought to aspire to a kind of performative masculinity, organized around strength, reliance, stoicism, rationality and logic, and a reliance on “biological truisms” (sometimes referred to by movement critiques by the mocking term “biotruths”) which MRAs feel justify acting in certain ways.
 * 2020, Peter McLaren, "The Defenestration of Democracy", in Tracks to Infinity, The Long Road to Justice: The Peter McLaren Reader, Volume II (eds. Marc Pruyn, Curry Malott, Luis Huerta-Charles), page 62:
 * Bannon brought to the White House a ghoulishly cultic and gangrenous Gemeinschaft, and, given his white nationalism, it would be difficult to fault anyone for harbouring lurking suspicions that he set up a Lebensborn clinic somewhere in the bowels of the White House, a place where Trump's new master race can begin their breeding rituals on behalf of the biotruth of the new white ethnostate: whiteness is the closest you can get to godliness.

Noun: "(informal, uncountable) such ideas collectively"

 * 2018, Hannah Robert, "Truth or ‘collateral damage’?: Legal parentage, bio-genetic parentage and children’s perspectives", thesis submitted to The University of Melbourne, page 41:
 * Biotruth rhetoric relies on simplistic and outdated notions of genetic parentage and identity, which, on examination, owe more to narratives about human reproduction as a  gendered  exchange  of  (women’s)  reproductive  services in return for (men’s) material support than they do to science. Despite the language of biology and naturalness, Biotruth rhetoric combines Naturalist norms about family structure and gender roles with a Rationalist emphasis on upholding men’s intentions and choices regarding their role as fathers.
 * 2019, Laura Griffin & Linda Roland Danil, "Law’s Changing Bodies: Contemporary and Historical Perspectives on Law and Embodiment", Australian Feminist Law Journal, Volume 45, Issue 1 (2019):
 * Courts therefore employ a rhetoric of what Robert calls ‘biotruth’ – that a child’s ‘true’ legal parentage is revealed by their genetic heredity.

Noun: (countable) ?

 * 2021, Rachel R. Chapman, "Therapeutic Borderlands: Austerity, Maternal HIV Treatment, and the Elusive End of AIDS in Mozambique", Medical Anthropology Quarterly: International Journal for the Analysis of Health, Volume 35, Issue 2, June 2021:
 * Anecdotes that false positives can, or have occurred, or evidence from their own previous experience, held out hope for many women that their positive result was an error. Someone else’s false positive could be borrowed, allowing women to dismiss, deny, and/or never return at all to face their seropositivity as a biotruth.

title: Citations:biotruth


text: chátāng

title: chátāng


text: yóudēng

title: yóudēng


text:
hjärntvätt

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) brain-washing

title: hjärntvätt


text: yóuzhá

title: yóuzhá


text: あぶらえ

title: あぶらえ


text: aburae

title: aburae


text: yóuhuà

title: yóuhuà


text:
はすね

Noun

 * 1)  lotus root

title: はすね


text: hasune

title: hasune


text: Category:Galician past participle forms

title: Category:Galician past participle forms


text:
Thread:User talk:LA2/Empty declension tables

Hi. For some unknown reason to me the declension tables of certain Swedish nouns don't show any declension form but remain empty. For instance, this term: biltvätt. While some templates are ok. any of the declension tables of nouns that use the Template:sv-noun-reg-ar remain empty. My question is now: Why is this so and is this intended?

Next question is about uncountable nouns. In the Swedish wiktionary the noun tvätt is uncountable while the entry here also offers a plural. Which one is the correct form.

I faced both questions when I was creating the entry hjärntvätt. That's why I'm asking. Thanks.


text: Category:Galician participle forms

title: Category:Galician participle forms


text: Category:Spanish participle forms

title: Category:Spanish participle forms


text:
優化

Verb

 * 1)  to optimise; to make better or excellent
 * 2)  to PIP (performance improvement plan)
 * 3)  to fire

title: 優化


text:
Thread:User talk:LA2/Empty declension tables (2)

Hi. For some unknown reason to me the declension tables of certain Swedish nouns don't show any declension form but remain empty. For instance, this term: biltvätt. While some templates are ok. any of the declension tables of nouns that use the Template:sv-noun-reg-ar remain empty. My question is now: Why is this so and is this intended?

Next question is about uncountable nouns. In the Swedish wiktionary the noun tvätt is uncountable while the entry here also offers a plural. Which one is the correct form.

I faced both questions when I was creating the entry hjärntvätt. That's why I'm asking. Thanks.


text: 优化

title: 优化


text: yōuhuà

title: yōuhuà


text:
Thread:User talk:LA2/Empty declension tables (3)

Hi. For some unknown reason to me the declension tables of certain Swedish nouns don't show any declension form but remain empty. For instance, this term: biltvätt. While some templates are ok. any of the declension tables of nouns that use the Template:sv-noun-reg-ar remain empty. My question is now: Why is this so and is this intended?

Next question is about uncountable nouns. In the Swedish wiktionary the noun tvätt is uncountable while the entry here also offers a plural. Which one is the correct form.

I faced both questions when I was creating the entry hjärntvätt. That's why I'm asking. Thanks.


text:
Thread:User talk:LA2/Empty declension tables (3)/reply

The Swedish inflection tables aren't really the best, and definitely need improving, and maybe conversion to Lua. Just one of many things...


text: zhǐjiayóu

title: zhǐjiayóu


text: zhíchǎng

title: zhíchǎng


text: zhícháng

title: zhícháng


text: pin'in

title: pin'in


text:
гъэкьэрэзын

Alternative forms

 * (Standard Adyghe)

Synonyms

 * (Kabardian)
 * (Standard Adyghe)

title: гъэкьэрэзын


text:
мэлэлэн

Verb

 * 1) to be loosed (freed)
 * хьэр мэлэлагъ — The dog is loosed.

title: мэлэлэн


text:
Citations:roneoed

 * 1977, John Lions, A Commentary on the Sixth Edition Unix Operating System:
 * During 1976, an initial version of the present notes was distributed in roneoed form, [...]

title: Citations:roneoed


text:
병음

Noun

 * 1) Pinyin

title: 병음


text:
bính âm

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) Pinyin

title: bính âm


text: reloxeira

title: reloxeira


text:
じゅうゆ

Noun

 * 1)  fuel oil

title: じゅうゆ


text: reloxeiras

title: reloxeiras


text: yóutián

title: yóutián


text:
ゆでん

Noun

 * 1)  oil field

title: ゆでん


text: 로마字

title: 로마字


text: yuden

title: yuden


text: yóushuǐ

title: yóushuǐ


text: yóushuì

title: yóushuì


text: jiǎyóu

title: jiǎyóu


text: yóujiǎo

title: yóujiǎo


text: yóutáo

title: yóutáo


text: tsuno

title: tsuno


text:
taisteluväline

Noun

 * 1) ordnance

title: taisteluväline


text: Template:ja-pron/acc-ref

title: Template:ja-pron/acc-ref


text:
адсюль

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1) from here, hence

title: адсюль


text:
Talk:病

Mandarin readings
Can it be added in which contexts the two different Mandarin readings are used? 173.89.236.187 02:45, 17 April 2014 (UTC)

 * The other reading has been removed. Nibiko (talk) 15:07, 29 February 2016 (UTC)

title: Talk:病


text:
адтуль

Adverb

 * 1) from there, thence

title: адтуль


text:
sotamateriaali

Noun

 * 1) ordnance

title: sotamateriaali


text:
sotatarvike

Noun

 * 1) ordnance

title: sotatarvike


text:
ніадкуль

Adverb

 * 1) from nowhere, not from anywhere, not whence

title: ніадкуль


text:
ἧμαι

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. The initial is due to influence from etymologically unrelated forms derived from.

Verb

 * 1) to sit, be seated; to lie, be situated
 * 2) to lie hid
 * 1) to lie hid
 * 1) to lie hid

Inflection
The missing tenses are supplied by, and.

title: ἧμαι


text:
цяпер

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1) now
 * 2) nowadays

title: цяпер


text:
сёння

Etymology
, from /, from *sego, genitive of  +.

Cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1) today

title: сёння


text:
заўтра

Etymology
, from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1) tomorrow

title: заўтра


text:
тады

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

Adverb

 * 1) then, at that time
 * 2) then, in that case

title: тады


text:
дадому

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1)  home, homewards

title: дадому


text: kyaku

title: kyaku


text: 小册子

title: 小册子


text: xiǎocèzi

title: xiǎocèzi


text:
冊子

Noun

 * 1) book
 * 2) volume

Etymology
From. Appears in the () of 919.

Noun

 * 1) book, booklet

title: 冊子


text: 册子

title: 册子


text: cèzi

title: cèzi


text: jiǎdìng

title: jiǎdìng


text: 专属

title: 专属


text: zhuānshǔ

title: zhuānshǔ


text:
Talk:ローマ字

Could you please check the pronunciation section and the error message - " Cite error: tags exist, but no tag was found "?
 * References are used but the reference section is missing. Fixed. Wyang (talk) 04:30, 17 April 2014 (UTC)
 * Thanks. I see, so each pronunciation section will also need a reference section? --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 04:32, 17 April 2014 (UTC)
 * Honestly, I don't know why it gives references. I only used the previously added pitch with the new format. 大辞林 may not even have this entry. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 04:59, 17 April 2014 (UTC)
 * DJR has this entry, and lists its accent patterns '3' '0'. Wyang (talk) 05:19, 17 April 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:ローマ字


text:
hydroaeroplane

Etymology
From en.

Noun

 * 1)  A floatplane, an airplane specialized for operating on water, having pontoon floats instead of skids or wheels.

Usage notes
This term was used to describe the very first seaplanes and floatplanes, at the dawn of powered aviation through early-post-WWI era (late 'teens, early twenties).

title: hydroaeroplane


text: hydroaeroplanes

title: hydroaeroplanes


text: ふつうわ

title: ふつうわ


text: Futsūwa

title: Futsūwa


text: nusumu

title: nusumu


text:
ぺきんご

Proper noun

 * 1)  Beijing dialect; (standard) Mandarin Chinese

title: ぺきんご


text: ペキンご

title: ペキンご


text: 伶盗龙

title: 伶盗龙


text: língdàolóng

title: língdàolóng


text:
盜龍

Noun

 * 1) raptor (dinosaur)

title: 盜龍


text: 盗龙

title: 盗龙


text: dàolóng

title: dàolóng


text: 裏海

title: 裏海


text: Lǐ Hǎi

title: Lǐ Hǎi


text:
ローマじ

Noun

 * 1)  romaji

title: ローマじ


text: Hánwén

title: Hánwén


text:
字數

Noun

 * 1) word count; wordage; number of characters

title: 字數


text: 字数

title: 字数


text: zìshù

title: zìshù


text: word counts

title: word counts


text:
自述

Noun

 * 1) self-introduction
 * 2) autobiography

Verb

 * 1) to recount in one's own words

title: 自述


text:
User:Lo Ximiendo/common.js

importScript('User:Conrad.Irwin/creation.js');

title: User:Lo Ximiendo/common.js


text:
藐視法庭

Noun

 * 1)   contempt of court

title: 藐視法庭


text: contempts of court

title: contempts of court


text: 藐视法庭

title: 藐视法庭


text: miǎoshì fǎtíng

title: miǎoshì fǎtíng


text: fǎtíng

title: fǎtíng


text:
軍國主義

Noun

 * 1) militarism

title: 軍國主義


text: 军国主义

title: 军国主义


text: jūnguózhǔyì

title: jūnguózhǔyì


text: Kuānzā

title: Kuānzā


text:
unbescholten

Etymology
From, the negated past participle of , from , ultimately from.

Adjective

 * 1) of unblemished reputation, respectable
 * 2)  having no police record

title: unbescholten


text:
Unbescholtenheit

Noun

 * 1) unblemished reputation, respectability
 * 2)  absence of a police record

title: Unbescholtenheit


text:
maxtli

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) briefs, male underwear.
 * 2) loincloth.

Noun

 * 1) loincloth

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) briefs

title: maxtli


text: Kuānzājié

title: Kuānzājié


text:
teleturniej

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  game show, quiz show

title: teleturniej


text:
юрған

Etymology
. Cognate with 🇨🇬; 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬/, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, etc.

Noun

 * 1) blanket

title: юрған


text: Bānàdé

title: Bānàdé


text:
Talk:კოლტი

Also attested in Isaiah 66:6, if anyone has access to an Old Georgian Old Testament. --Vahag (talk) 06:39, 17 April 2014 (UTC)

Which sense of "Peacemaker" is meant here: the gun, the bomber, or the common noun (which is not where the link points)? - -sche (discuss) 22:11, 22 March 2018 (UTC)
 * Pinging also as a more recently active user. - -sche (discuss) 22:12, 22 March 2018 (UTC)
 * The gun. I have added a clarification.Dixtosa (talk) 05:18, 23 March 2018 (UTC)
 * Thanks! - -sche (discuss) 15:58, 23 March 2018 (UTC)

title: Talk:კოლტი


text: acacia's

title: acacia's


text: acaciaatje

title: acaciaatje


text: acaciaatjes

title: acaciaatjes


text:
rządowy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  government; governmental
 * 2)  executive branch

title: rządowy


text: acceleraties

title: acceleraties


text: acceleratietjes

title: acceleratietjes


text: acceleratietje

title: acceleratietje


text: accijnzen

title: accijnzen


text: Bāxīlì

title: Bāxīlì


text: accijnsje

title: accijnsje


text: accijnsjes

title: accijnsjes


text: Ānnà

title: Ānnà


text: ānxī

title: ānxī


text: yasumu

title: yasumu


text: Ānxī

title: Ānxī


text: jiǎoběn

title: jiǎoběn


text: kyakuhon

title: kyakuhon