text: placierest

title: placierest


text: placieret

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

title: placieret


text: placierte

title: placierte


text: placierten

title: placierten


text: placiertest

title: placiertest


text: placiertet

title: placiertet


text: sussar

title: sussar


text:
Template:itc-decl-adj-table

Declension of

title: Template:itc-decl-adj-table


text: Template:itc-decl-adj-table/documentation


text: Template:itc-decl-adj-o+a

title: Template:itc-decl-adj-o+a


text:
repletely

Adverb

 * 1) In a way that is replete; abundantly.

title: repletely


text: Template:itc-decl-adj-o+a/documentation

title: Template:itc-decl-adj-o+a/documentation


text: Category:Proto-Italic o/ā-stem adjectives


text:
eatertainment

Noun

 * 1) The combination of dining and entertainment, as in some themed restaurants.

title: eatertainment


text:
amlah

Noun

 * 1)  A court official in India.

title: amlah


text: amlahs

title: amlahs


text:
ecepte

Etymology
From.

title: ecepte


text: Category:Slovak terms derived from Aramaic


text: Category:Slovak terms derived from Aramaic languages


text: Category:Slovak terms derived from West Semitic languages


text: thinged

title: thinged


text: malleablize

title: malleablize


text: malleablizing

title: malleablizing


text: malleablizes

title: malleablizes


text: malleablized

title: malleablized


text:
Maksutov telescope

Etymology
Invented in 1941 by Dmitri Dmitrievich Maksutov.

Noun

 * 1) A catadioptric telescope with a meniscus corrector.

title: Maksutov telescope


text: Maksutov telescopes

title: Maksutov telescopes


text:
ecesar

Verb

 * 1)  to exceed
 * 2)  to be excessive, go to excess

title: ecesar


text:
Sýria

Etymology
From, from , derived from or cognate to , itself from.

Etymology
, from, derived from or cognate to , itself from.

title: Sýria


text:
Maluka

Proper noun

 * 1)  A former state in Borneo, established by  (1775–1834), English merchant.

title: Maluka


text: ecesez

title: ecesez


text: ecesas

title: ecesas


text: ecesos

title: ecesos


text: ecesus

title: ecesus


text:
Thembuland

Proper noun

 * , the traditional home of the Thembu people.

title: Thembuland


text:
Tambookie

Noun

 * 1)  Thembu

title: Tambookie


text:
Tambookieland

Proper noun

 * 1)  Thembuland

title: Tambookieland


text: Tambookies

title: Tambookies


text:
maiden-auntish

Adjective

 * 1) Having stereotypical characteristics of an elderly unmarried aunt; straight-laced, old-fashioned, etc.

title: maiden-auntish


text:
celastraceous

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or relating to the family  of staff vines and bittersweets.

title: celastraceous


text:
eceso

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) excess
 * 2) transgression of due limits
 * 3) waste
 * 4)  difference by which one number exceeds another

title: eceso


text:
Mamlambo

Proper noun

 * 1) A river goddess in South African and Zulu mythology, supposed to resemble a giant snake.

title: Mamlambo


text:
Mamean

Etymology
?

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or relating to a language family, part of the Eastern Mayan language group, including the Mam languages.

title: Mamean


text:
Ixilan

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or relating to a Mamean language family including the languages Ixil and Awakatek.

title: Ixilan


text:
exterlando

Noun

 * 1) foreign country

title: exterlando


text:
eksceso

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) excess

title: eksceso


text:
pai gow

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A Chinese gambling game played with dominoes.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish: pai gow
 * Russian:

title: pai gow


text:
Template:grc-IPA

{	"params": { "1": {			"aliases": [ "w" ],			"description": "The word to be transcribed. If the entry name contains the letter α, ι, or υ, and it is not part of a diphthong, add a macron after it to mark it as long, or a breve to mark it as short.", "example": "ᾰ̔́πᾱς", "type": "string", "default": "page title", "autovalue": "" },		"period": { "description": "The period to start transcribing at. Recognized values:  (Classical Attic),   (Egyptian Koine in the 1st century BC),   (Koine in the 4th century AD),   (Byzantine Greek in the 10th century AD),   (Constantinopolitan Greek in the 15th century AD). Choose the earliest period after the first attestation of the word. If this parameter isn't specified, the transcriptions will start at Classical Attic.", "example": "koi2", "type": "string", "default": "cla", "autovalue": "" }	},	"description": "Generates pronunciation in IPA for Ancient Greek entries.", "format": "inline" }

title: Template:grc-IPA


text:
Module:grc-pronunciation

local export = {}

local mark_implied_length = require('Module:grc-accent').mark_implied_length local strip_accent = require('Module:grc-accent').strip_accent -- Module:grc-utilities converts sequences of diacritics to the order required by this module, -- then replaces combining macrons and breves with spacing ones. local m_str_utils = require("Module:string utilities") local m_utils = require("Module:grc-utilities") local m_general_utils = require("Module:utilities") local rearrangeDiacritics = m_utils.pronunciationOrder local m_utils_data = require("Module:grc-utilities/data") local diacritics = m_utils_data.diacritics local m_data = mw.loadData("Module:grc-pronunciation/data") local m_IPA = require("Module:IPA") local m_a = require("Module:accent qualifier") local lang = require("Module:languages").getByCode("grc") local sc = require("Module:scripts").getByCode("Polyt")

local full_link = m_utils.link local tag_text = m_utils.tag

local periods = {'cla', 'koi1', 'koi2', 'byz1', 'byz2'} local inlinePeriods = {'cla', 'koi2', 'byz2'}

local title = mw.title.getCurrentTitle local pagename = title.text local namespace = title.nsText

local rsplit = m_str_utils.split local rfind = m_str_utils.find local usub = m_str_utils.sub local rmatch = m_str_utils.match local rsubn = m_str_utils.gsub local toNFD = mw.ustring.toNFD local ulen = m_str_utils.len local ulower = m_str_utils.lower local U = m_str_utils.char local function fetch(s, i)	--[==[ because we fetch a single character at a time so often out of bounds fetch gives '' ]==]	i = tonumber(i) if type(i) ~= "number" then error("fetch requires a number or a string equivalent to a number as its second argument.") end if i == 0 then return "" end local n = 0 for character in string.gmatch(s, "[\1-\127\194-\244][\128-\191]*") do		n = n + 1 if n == i then return character end end return "" end

--Combining diacritics are tricky. local tie = U(0x35C)				-- tie bar local nonsyllabic = U(0x32F)		-- combining inverted breve below local high = U(0x341)				-- combining acute tone mark local low = U(0x340)				-- combining grave tone mark local rising = U(0x30C)				-- combining caron local falling = diacritics.Latin_circum	-- combining circumflex local midHigh = U(0x1DC4)			-- mid–high pitch local midLow = U(0x1DC6)			-- mid–low pitch local highMid = U(0x1DC7)			-- high–mid pitch local voiceless = U(0x325)			-- combining ring below local aspirated = 'ʰ' local macron = '¯' local breve = '˘'

local function is(text, X)	if not text or not X then return false end pattern = m_data.chars[X] or error('No data for "' .. X .. '".', 2) if X == "frontDiphth" or X == "Greekdiacritic" then pattern = "^" .. pattern .. "$"	else pattern = "^[" .. pattern .. "]$"	end return rfind(text, pattern) end

local env_functions = { preFront = function(term, index) local letter1, letter2 = fetch(term, index + 1), fetch(term, index + 2) return is(strip_accent(letter1), "frontVowel") or (is(strip_accent(letter1 .. letter2), "frontDiphth") and not is(letter2, "iDiaer")) end, isIDiphth = function(term, index) local letter = fetch(term, index + 1) return strip_accent(letter) == 'ι' and not m_data[letter].diaer end, isUDiphth = function(term, index) local letter = fetch(term, index + 1) return strip_accent(letter) == 'υ' and not m_data[letter].diaer end, hasMacronBreve = function(term, index) return fetch(term, index + 1) == macron or fetch(term, index + 1) == breve end, }

local function decode(condition, x, term) --[==[		"If" and "and" statements. Note that we're finding the last operator first, which means that the first will get ultimately get decided first. If + ("and") or / ("or") is found, the function is called again, until if-statements are found. In if-statements: * A number represents the character under consideration: -1 is the previous character, 0 is the current, and 1 is the next. * Equals sign (=) checks to see if the character under consideration is equal to a character. * Period (.) plus a word sends the module to the corresponding entry in the letter's data table. * Tilde (~) calls a function on the character under consideration, if the function exists. ]==]	if rfind(condition, '[+/]') then -- Find slash or plus sign preceded by something else, and followed by anything -- (including another sequence of slash or plus sign and something else). local subcondition1, sep, subcondition2 = rmatch(condition, "^([^/+]-)([/+])(.*)$") if not (subcondition1 or subcondition2) then error('Condition "' .. tostring(condition) .. '" is improperly formed') end if sep == '/' then		-- logical operator: or			return decode(subcondition1, x, term) or decode(subcondition2, x, term) elseif sep == '+' then	-- logical operator: and return decode(subcondition1, x, term) and decode(subcondition2, x, term) end elseif rfind(condition, '=') then				-- check character identity local offset, char = unpack(rsplit(condition, "=")) if namespace == "Module" or namespace == "Template" then mw.log(term, offset, char, x + offset, fetch(term, x + offset), char == fetch(term, x + offset) ) end return char == fetch(term, x + offset) -- out of bounds fetch gives '' elseif rfind(condition, '%.') then				-- check character quality local offset, quality = unpack(rsplit(condition, "%.")) local character = fetch(term, x + offset) return m_data[character] and m_data[character][quality] or false elseif rfind(condition, '~') then				-- check character(s) using function local offset, func = unpack(rsplit(condition, "~")) return env_functions[func] and env_functions[func](term, x + offset) or false end end

local function check(p, x, term) if type(p) == 'string' or type(p) == 'number' then return p	elseif type(p) == 'table' then  --This table is sequential, with a variable number of entries. for _, possP in ipairs(p) do			if type(possP) == 'string' or type(possP) == 'number' then return possP elseif type(possP) == 'table' then   --This table is paired, with two values: a condition and a result. rawCondition, rawResult = possP[1], possP[2] if decode(rawCondition, x, term) then return (type(rawResult) == 'string') and rawResult or check(rawResult, x, term) end end end else error('"p" is of unrecongized type ' .. type(p)) end end

local function convert_term(term, periodstart) if not term then error('The variable "term" in the function "convert_term" is nil.') end local IPAs = {} local start local outPeriods = {} if periodstart and periodstart ~= "" then start = false else start = true end for _, period in ipairs(periods) do 		if period == periodstart then start = true end if start then IPAs[period] = {} table.insert(outPeriods, period) end end local length, x, advance, letter, p = ulen(term), 1, 0, '', nil while x <= length do		letter = fetch(term, x)		local data = m_data[letter] if not data then		-- no data found -- explicit pass else -- check to see if a multicharacter search is warranted advance = data.pre and check(data.pre, x, term) or 0 p = (advance ~= 0) and m_data[usub(term, x, x + advance)].p or data.p			for _, period in ipairs(outPeriods) do				table.insert(IPAs[period], check(p[period], x, term)) end x = x + advance end x = x + 1 end --Concatenate the IPAs for _, period in ipairs(outPeriods) do		IPAs[period] = { IPA = table.concat(IPAs[period], '')} end return IPAs, outPeriods end

local function find_syllable_break(word, nVowel, wordEnd) if not word then error('The variable "word" in the function "find_syllable_break" is nil.') end if wordEnd then return ulen(word) elseif is(fetch(word, nVowel - 1), "liquid") then if is(fetch(word, nVowel - 2), "obst") then return nVowel - 3 elseif fetch(word, nVowel - 2) == aspirated and is(fetch(word, nVowel - 3), "obst") then return nVowel - 4 else return nVowel - 2 end elseif is(fetch(word, nVowel - 1), "cons") then return nVowel - 2 elseif fetch(word, nVowel - 1) == aspirated and is(fetch(word, nVowel - 2), "obst") then return nVowel - 3 elseif fetch(word, nVowel - 1) == voiceless and fetch(word, nVowel - 2) == 'r' then return nVowel - 3 else return nVowel - 1 end end

local function syllabify_word(word) local syllables = {} --	cVowel means "current vowel", nVowel "next vowel",			sBreak "syllable break".							-- local cVowel, nVowel, sBreak, stress, wordEnd, searching while word ~= '' do		cVowel, nVowel, sBreak, stress = false, false, false, false --First thing is to find the first vowel. searching = 1 cVowelFound = false while not cVowel do			letter = fetch(word, searching) local nextLetter = fetch(word, searching + 1) if cVowelFound then if (is(letter, "vowel") and nextLetter ~= nonsyllabic) or is(letter, "cons") or letter == '' or letter == 'ˈ' then cVowel = searching - 1 elseif is(letter, "diacritic") then searching = searching + 1 elseif letter == tie then cVowelFound = false searching = searching + 1 else searching = searching + 1 end else if is(letter, "vowel") then cVowelFound = true elseif letter == 'ˈ' then stress = true end searching = searching + 1 end end --Next we try and find the next vowel or the end. searching = cVowel + 1 while (not nVowel) and (not wordEnd) do			letter = fetch(word, searching) if is(letter, "vowel") or letter == 'ˈ' then nVowel = searching elseif letter == '' then wordEnd = true else searching = searching + 1 end end --Finally we find the syllable break point. sBreak = find_syllable_break(word, nVowel, wordEnd) --Pull everything up to and including the syllable Break. local syllable = usub(word, 1, sBreak) --If there is a stress accent, then we need to move it to the --beginning of the syllable, unless it is a monosyllabic word, --in which case we remove it altogether. if stress then if next(syllables) or syllable ~= word then syllable = 'ˈ' .. rsubn(syllable, 'ˈ', '') else syllable = rsubn(syllable, 'ˈ', '') end stress = false end table.insert(syllables, syllable) word = usub(word, sBreak + 1) end local out = nil if #syllables > 0 then out = table.concat(syllables, '.') out = rsubn(out, '%.ˈ', 'ˈ') end return out end

local function syllabify(IPAs, periods) --Syllabify local word_ipa = '' local ipa = {} for _, period in ipairs(periods) do		ipa = {} for _, word in ipairs(rsplit(IPAs[period].IPA, ' ')) do			word_ipa = syllabify_word(word) if word_ipa then table.insert(ipa, word_ipa) end end IPAs[period].IPA = table.concat(ipa, ' ') end return IPAs end

local function make_ambig_note(ambig, ambig_letter_list) -- The table ambig is filled with all the ambiguous vowels that have been found in the term. local ambig_note = '' if ambig and #ambig > 0 then local agr = (#ambig > 1) and { 's ', 'each one' } or { ' ', 'it' } ambig_note = '\n Mark the vowel length of the ambiguous vowel' .. agr[1] .. mw.text.listToText(ambig) .. ' by adding a macron after ' .. agr[2] .. ' if it is long, or a breve if it is short. By default, Module:grc-pronunciation assumes it is short if unmarked.' .. ' [This message shows only in preview mode.] ' .. m_general_utils.format_categories(				{ 'Ancient Greek terms with incomplete pronunciation' }, lang) ..' \n' end return ambig_note end

local function make_table(IPAs, ambig, periods, ambig_letter_list) --Final format local inlineProns = {} local listOfProns = {} local fullProns = {} local periods2 = {} for _, period in ipairs(periods) do table.insert(fullProns, '* ' .. m_a.format_qualifiers(lang, {"grc-" .. period}) .. ' ' ..			m_IPA.format_IPA_full {				lang = lang,				items = ,			}) periods2[period] = true end for _, period in ipairs(inlinePeriods) do		if periods2[period] then local pron = '/' .. IPAs[period].IPA .. '/'			table.insert(inlineProns, {pron = pron}) table.insert(listOfProns, pron) end end local inlineIPAlength = math.floor( math.max( ulen("IPA(key): " .. table.concat(listOfProns, ' → ') or "") * 0.68, ulen("(15th AD Constantinopolitan) IPA(key): /" .. IPAs.byz2.IPA .. "/") * 0.68 ) ) local inline = '\n \n* ' .. m_IPA.format_IPA_full { lang = lang, items = inlineProns, separator = " → ", } .. " "	local full = '\n \n' .. table.concat(fullProns, '\n') .. make_ambig_note(ambig, ambig_letter_list) .. ' '	return ' ' .. inline .. full .. '\n ' end

function export.create(frame) local params = { [1] = {default = pagename}, ["period"] = {default = "cla"}, }	local args = require("Module:parameters").process(frame.getParent and frame:getParent.args or frame, params, nil, "grc-pronunciation", "create") local term = ulower(args[1]) local old = term term = m_utils.standardDiacritics(term) term = mark_implied_length(term) --	if toNFD(old) ~= term then		mw.log(old .. " > " .. term)	end local decomposed = toNFD(term) if rfind(decomposed, "[εοηω]" .. m_utils_data.diacritic .. "*[" .. diacritics.spacing_macron .. diacritics.spacing_breve .. diacritics.breve .. diacritics.macron .. "]") then error("Macrons and breves cannot be placed after the letters ε, ο, η, or ω.") end local ambig, ambig_letter_list if args.period == "cla" then ambig, ambig_letter_list = m_utils.findAmbig(term) end term = rsubn(term, 'ς', 'σ') term = rsubn(term, 'ῤ', 'ρ') term = rearrangeDiacritics(term) local IPAs, periods = convert_term(term, args.period) IPAs = syllabify(IPAs, periods) return make_table(IPAs, ambig, periods, ambig_letter_list) end

function export.example(frame) local output = { '{| class="wikitable"' } local params = { [1] = {}	}	local args = require("Module:parameters").process(frame:getParent.args, params, nil, "grc-pronunciation", "example") local terms = mw.text.split(args[1], ",%s+") for _, term in pairs(terms) do		local period = rmatch(term, "%(period ?= ?([^%)]+)%)") or "cla"		local entry = rmatch(term, "([^%(]+) %(") or term or error('No term found in "' .. term .. '".') 		local link = full_link(entry)		local IPA = export.create{ entry, ["period"] = period }		table.insert(output, "\n|-\n| " .. link .. " || " .. IPA)	end	table.insert(output, "\n|}")	return table.concat(output) end

return export --Things we still need: --Voicing of sigma around (after?) voiced stops. --Proper alerts for editors, especially on ambiguous vowels.

title: Module:grc-pronunciation


text: Template:itc-decl-kʷoi

title: Template:itc-decl-kʷoi


text: Template:itc-decl-kʷoi/documentation

title: Template:itc-decl-kʷoi/documentation


text:
ecitar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to excite, arouse, impel

title: ecitar


text:
Panoan

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to a language family including languages spoken in Peru, western Brazil, and Bolivia.

title: Panoan


text: Template:itc-decl-kʷis

title: Template:itc-decl-kʷis


text: Template:itc-decl-kʷis/documentation

title: Template:itc-decl-kʷis/documentation


text: Category:Proto-Italic pronoun inflection-table templates


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Italic/kʷis

Etymology
From.

Pronoun

 * 1) who, what (interrogative)

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Italic/kʷis


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Italic/kʷoi

Etymology
Nominative cases in *-i built on stems *kʷo-, *kʷeh₂-, from.

Pronoun

 * 1) who, what (relative, indefinite)

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Italic/kʷoi


text:
pagetic

Adjective

 * 1) Having or relating to Paget's disease.

title: pagetic


text:
pahu

Noun

 * 1) A traditional drum of Polynesia, made from a single log and covered with sharkskin.

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) drum
 * 2) box, chest, ark, case, coffin
 * 3) barrel, keg

Noun

 * 1) wax

title: pahu


text:
Padaung

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A member of a tribe of Burma's Kayan ethnic group, known for wearing copper neck rings.

Proper noun

 * 1) Their language.

title: Padaung


text: Padaungs

title: Padaungs


text:
painterish

Adjective

 * 1) Characteristic of a painter, or of painted artworks.

title: painterish


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Italic/-kʷe

Etymology
From.

Suffix

 * 1) and

Descendants

 * (Possibly) Venetic:
 * (Possibly) Venetic:
 * (Possibly) Venetic:
 * (Possibly) Venetic:
 * (Possibly) Venetic:
 * (Possibly) Venetic:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Italic/-kʷe


text:
Palamedean

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to.

title: Palamedean


text:
palmella

Noun

 * 1) A soaptree, of the arid southwestern and south-central US and northern Mexico.

Etymology 2
From resemblance to green algae of the genus

Noun

 * 1) A colony, or an individual cell within a colony, of immobile, asexually reproducing green algae, formed in response to adverse conditions such as desiccation.

Derived terms

 * palmella stage/palmella state
 * palmellar
 * palmellin
 * palmelloid

title: palmella


text:
soapweed

Noun

 * 1)  Any of several species of flowering plant in the genus Yucca, especially.

title: soapweed


text:
soaptree

Noun

 * 1) The plant, which has a substance in its roots and trunk rich in saponins.

title: soaptree


text: soaptrees

title: soaptrees


text: soapweeds

title: soapweeds


text: pandoura

title: pandoura


text: pandouras

title: pandouras


text:
panethnicity

Noun

 * 1) The grouping together, and collective labelling, of various separate ethnicities.

title: panethnicity


text:
uusrikkaat

Noun

 * 1)  new money, nouveau riche wealthy persons whose fortunes are newly acquired

title: uusrikkaat


text:
extensar

Etymology
Borrowing from, , and.

Verb

 * 1)  to extend, stretch, spread, draw out

title: extensar


text:
Pampangan

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to the province of Pampanga in the Philippines.

Translations

 * Finnish:

Noun

 * 1) A native or inhabitant of the province of Pampanga in the Philippines.

title: Pampangan


text: Pampangans

title: Pampangans


text: extensez

title: extensez


text: ecitas

title: ecitas


text: ecitis

title: ecitis


text: ecitos

title: ecitos


text: ecitus

title: ecitus


text:
Palouse

Pronunciation

 * /pəˈluːs/

Proper noun

 * 1) A major agricultural region of the northwestern United States, encompassing parts of southeastern Washington, north central Idaho and, by some definitions, northeast Oregon.

title: Palouse


text: ecitez

title: ecitez


text:
pamprodactyl

Adjective

 * 1) Exhibiting pamprodactyly.

title: pamprodactyl


text:
uusrikas

Adjective

 * 1) nouveau riche wealthy, used of persons whose fortunes are newly acquired

Noun

 * 1)  see uusrikkaat

title: uusrikas


text:
recitable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being recited.

title: recitable


text:
recruitship

Noun

 * 1) The rank or period of being a recruit.

title: recruitship


text:
recommendary

Adjective

 * 1) Serving to recommend.

title: recommendary


text:
uusköyhä

Adjective

 * 1) newly impoverished

Noun

 * 1)  see uusköyhät

title: uusköyhä


text:
edukar

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1) to educate

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to educate, bring up
 * 2)  to develop and cultivate the physical, intellectual and moral faculties
 * 3)  to form the manners of
 * 4)  to rear, raise, breed, train

title: edukar


text:
uusköyhät

Noun

 * 1)  nouveau pauvre peoople who have recently become poor

title: uusköyhät


text: edukez

title: edukez


text:
watermelon snow

Noun

 * 1) Snow stained with patches of red and green, naturally caused by.
 * , a species of green algae containing the red pigment astaxanthin, secondary to green chlorophyll, sometimes encountered as reddish streaks in snow.

Synonyms

 * , red snow,
 * e,, red snow,

title: watermelon snow


text:
knock down ginger

Etymology
In reference to a traditional poem. See.

Noun

 * 1)  The prank of knocking on somebody's front door and running away before it is opened.

title: knock down ginger


text:
Irish breakfast tea

Noun

 * 1) A strong blend of black teas, commonly served with milk.

title: Irish breakfast tea


text:
efikiva

Adjective

 * 1) efficient, efficacious, effectual, effective

title: efikiva


text: IVM

title: IVM


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/"I don't understand this crusade against script errors..."

See Beer parlour/2013/October.

The only disagree-er was Ivan. (I imagine that you would have disagreed, too, but you didn't participate.)


text:
reco-reco

Noun

 * 1) A scraped percussion instrument used in Brazilian music, traditionally having a sawtooth-notched cylindrical body made of bamboo or wood, and played with a wooden stick.

title: reco-reco


text: reco-recos

title: reco-recos


text: Category:Luxembourgish terms with homophones


text:
recaptive

Etymology
?

Noun

 * 1)  A slave freed by the British Royal Navy from a slave ship and brought to Freetown, now Sierra Leone's capital city.

title: recaptive


text: recaptives

title: recaptives


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/"I don't understand this crusade against script errors..."/reply

I completely agree: a script error is a bug. However, the bug isn't necessarily in the template. If the user does something wrong, they should know about it too, errors should not be silently ignored. I want to know when I do something that's wrong, not just have it not work right in subtle ways. If our templates are strict, it improves consistency and helps eliminate incorrect usage. I understand that script errors don't look so nice, but that's a matter of formatting, it's not the error itself that's wrong. We can't have it both ways. And I think showing that there is a problem is far more useful than hiding it.

Script errors should be kept in non-template-callable functions like the ones you changed. If they are to be caught at all (which I don't see the point in, because it prevents people from noticing errors), then it should be only in outward-facing functions.


text:
Zamak

Noun

 * 1) zamak

title: Zamak


text: Zamaks

title: Zamaks


text: konkluzas

title: konkluzas


text: konkluzis

title: konkluzis


text: konkluzos

title: konkluzos


text: konkluzus

title: konkluzus


text: konkluzez

title: konkluzez


text:
Citations:扇ぐ

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- ばた／＼と扇いで立ってひょいと蚊帳をまくって這入りますから蚊が飛込んでいけません.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 嫂は静に立って自分を扇いでくれた.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 戸が風にあふられる事にも言へば、団扇で音たてゝ扇ぐ場合にも使ふ.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- そう云いながら、彼は胸の上に載せている両手の指先を、細かく、扇ぐように動かした.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- ポー先生は黄いろな粉を、薬函から取り出して、ソン将軍の顔から肩へ、もういつぱいにふりかけて、それから例のうちはをもつて、ばたばたばたばた扇ぎ出す.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 夫人の勝子六十何歳、団扇を取つて前へ廻つて、ヂツと良人の面を見つめて軽く扇いで居る.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 自分は平氣で病人を扇いでやつてゐる.

title: Citations:扇ぐ


text:
dedramatize

Verb

 * 1)  To make less dramatic.

title: dedramatize


text:
pseudojournalistic

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling, but not in fact, journalism.

title: pseudojournalistic


text: dedramatizing

title: dedramatizing


text: dedramatizes

title: dedramatizes


text: dedramatized

title: dedramatized


text: luonteen

title: luonteen


text:
denarrativization

Noun

 * 1) Act or process of denarrativizing.

title: denarrativization


text: denarrativizations

title: denarrativizations


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/"I don't understand this crusade against script errors..."/reply (2)

You don't "completely agree", because you're saying the exact opposite.

> If our templates are strict, it improves consistency and helps eliminate incorrect usage.

Yes. In part, it does that by eliminating valuable edits (and the editors who would make them).


text:
Proppian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to  (Russian: Владимир Пропп; 1895–1970), Soviet formalist scholar who analyzed the basic plot components of Russian folk tales.

title: Proppian


text:
narrateme

Noun

 * 1) A basic unit of a story or narrative.

title: narrateme


text: narratemes

title: narratemes


text:
denarrativize

Verb

 * 1)  To remove narrative or story-like features from.

title: denarrativize


text: denarrativizes

title: denarrativizes


text: denarrativizing

title: denarrativizing


text: denarrativized

title: denarrativized


text:
explikar

Verb

 * 1)  to explain, make plain what is obscure, elucidate, expound

title: explikar


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/"I don't understand this crusade against script errors..."/reply (3)

It's still trying to have your cake and eat it. What do we value more: editors who are notified of errors and fix them, or editors who don't notice errors and annoy everyone else because they make so many mistakes it piles up until it becomes unmanageable (like User:Sae1962)? We've had plenty of the latter already.

I really don't see any value in hiding errors. Errors are errors, and you can't make them not errors. You can make them look nicer, but you can't hide the fact that something went wrong.


text:
biopirate

Noun

 * 1)  One who engages in biopiracy.

Translations

 * Portuguese: biopirata

title: biopirate


text: biopirates

title: biopirates


text: explikez

title: explikez


text:
biomechatronic

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to biomechatronics.

title: biomechatronic


text: explikas

title: explikas


text:
biomechatronics

Noun

 * 1) An interdisciplinary science that aims to integrate mechanical elements, electronics, and parts of biological organisms.

title: biomechatronics


text: げんだい

title: げんだい


text: gendai

title: gendai


text:
biosecure

Adjective

 * 1) Secure from biological contamination.

title: biosecure


text:
biokinetic

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to biokinetics.

title: biokinetic


text:
きんだい

Noun

 * 1)  modern age

title: きんだい


text: explikis

title: explikis


text: cricondentherms

title: cricondentherms


text: explikos

title: explikos


text: explikus

title: explikus


text:
さぎょうふく

Noun

 * 1)  work clothes

title: さぎょうふく


text:
cricondenbar

Etymology
From +  +.

Noun

 * 1)  The maximum pressure at which two phases can coexist.

title: cricondenbar


text: cricondenbars

title: cricondenbars


text: sagyōfuku

title: sagyōfuku


text:
galactic cannibalism

Noun

 * 1) The process by which a large galaxy, through tidal gravitational interactions with a companion, merges with that companion, resulting in a larger, often irregular galaxy.

title: galactic cannibalism


text:
現代的

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) modern

title: 現代的


text: kindai

title: kindai


text:
engineeringly

Adverb

 * 1) In terms of engineering.

title: engineeringly


text: げんだいてき

title: げんだいてき


text: gendaiteki

title: gendaiteki


text:
egardo

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) regard, consideration, taking into account

title: egardo


text:
egardar

Verb

 * 1)  to pay regard to, take into account

title: egardar


text: egardez

title: egardez


text: egardas

title: egardas


text: egardis

title: egardis


text: egardos

title: egardos


text: egardus

title: egardus


text:
黝黑

Adjective

 * 1)  black; tanned

title: 黝黑


text: yǒuhēi

title: yǒuhēi


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/"I don't understand this crusade against script errors..."/reply (4)

> I really don't see any value in hiding errors. Errors are errors, and you can't make them not errors. You can make them look nicer, but you can't hide the fact that something went wrong.

I completely agree.

"Script error", however, is not the only alternative. It shouldn't even be on the table. With the path we're going down, we're on our way to replacing whole pages with "Script error" just because of minor errors. (Consider your recent proposal to wrap whole definitions in . What happens when a typo results in ]} instead of }}, and suddenly a single is trying to process three definitions and all their example sentences and quotations? Should the whole thing blow up in "Script error"? Or should  try, just a little bit, to not break everything?)

You say "trying to have our cake and eat it", I say "not actively shooting ourselves in the foot".


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/"I don't understand this crusade against script errors..."/reply (5)

I searched for different ways to handle it in Lua. Apparently, a common practice in Lua is to return nil and an error message if something goes wrong that couldn't easily be prevented. The example they give here is trying to open a file that doesn't exist. That's not in the programmer's power to predict and prevent, so the function does not raise an error, but instead gives back nil, and an error message describing the problem. If we want to eliminate script errors, I think that's a good way to handle things, and it's something we can do gradually. It doesn't answer the question of how to notify the user, but at least it "prepares" our code for what we want to achieve.


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/"I don't understand this crusade against script errors..."/reply (6)

Right.

But right now, I'm just removing the easy-to-fix bugs — cases where we raise an exception even though we know we can handle the issue adequately. That's not a step toward the harder long-term solution (which is designing modules to better handle and report errors), but it's also not a step away from that solution. It's orthogonal to it.


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Request for using AWB

Please join this discussion.


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/"I don't understand this crusade against script errors..."/reply (7)

There's a topic at the BP about how to show errors. Atelaes came up with a rather nice improvement, I think.

For now, I think removing any internal triggering of an error condition is bad. That just makes our code more buggy, and I think that will come back and cause problems later. If we want to fix it we need to do it right, not remove the error handling and hope nothing slips by while we think of a solution.


text:
piezoelasticity

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being piezoelastic.

title: piezoelasticity


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/"I don't understand this crusade against script errors..."/reply (8)

It's true that it makes our code more buggy, but it doesn't just make our code more buggy.

Anyway, I'm restoring my change, per the BP discussion I linked to above.


text:
Darwinic

Etymology
From.

title: Darwinic


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Category:Turkish form-of templates to be deleted

I've been chipping away at these, but there are eight left that have more than 50 transclusions apiece (I'm ignoring the note templates for the moment). I was wondering if MewBot could take care of them. Since I don't know much Turkish, my method has been to replace the templates with or  configured to provide the same information, but without the categories. I've worked out the before and after versions for the remaining templates, and tried them on one or two entries for each (X is, of course, the first parameter, consisting of the lemma form):

I'm sure the formatting and/or punctuation could be tweaked a bit, but this at least preserves all the morphological data.

As for the notes templates: they contain useful information about accentuation, but I'm not sure the usage notes are the right place for it, or I would have substed all the "pronounciation" template's transclusions by now. At any rate, we can at least orphan all of the inflected-form-of templates before we get to that.

Thanks!


text:
statufied

Adjective

 * 1) Transformed into a statue.

title: statufied


text: gōngjǐ

title: gōngjǐ


text: gòuchéng

title: gòuchéng


text: gòuzào

title: gòuzào


text: gūgu

title: gūgu


text: gǔlǎo

title: gǔlǎo


text: gǔtou

title: gǔtou


text: gǔlì

title: gǔlì


text: gǔwǔ

title: gǔwǔ


text:
こぶ

Noun

 * 1) lump, bump
 * 2) knot in a tree
 * 3) someone in the way
 * 4) child

Verb

 * 1) to be obsequious

Noun

 * 1)   kombu

Noun

 * 1)  spider

title: こぶ


text: gùyì

title: gùyì


text: gùkè

title: gùkè


text: lǎogùkè

title: lǎogùkè


text: guàhào

title: guàhào


text: guānjiàn

title: guānjiàn


text: guānzhào

title: guānzhào


text: guānchá

title: guānchá


text: guāndiǎn

title: guāndiǎn


text: guànjūn

title: guànjūn


text: guàntou

title: guàntou


text: guāngmíng

title: guāngmíng


text: guāngróng

title: guāngróng


text: guāngxiàn

title: guāngxiàn


text: guǎngfàn

title: guǎngfàn


text: guǎngkuò

title: guǎngkuò


text: guīlǜ

title: guīlǜ


text: guīmó

title: guīmó


text: guówáng

title: guówáng


text: guǒrán

title: guǒrán


text: guònian

title: guònian


text: guònián

title: guònián


text:
snowcrete

Noun

 * 1) compressed snow that can be used to build structures

title: snowcrete


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Category:Turkish form-of templates to be deleted/reply

Thank you for working on this. I can only do so much before I just get frustrated with it. The replacements you gave should be easy to do with a bot, but MewBot is currently busy with other things (removing nocat=1 from all those plurals) so I don't think I could do more right now, I'd risk overloading it.


text: guàntóu

title: guàntóu


text:
kobu

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) hippopotamus

Noun

 * 1) fuss, bustle
 * 2) problem

title: kobu


text:
micropig

Noun

 * 1) A miniature breed of pig.

title: micropig


text: micropigs

title: micropigs


text: gūjì

title: gūjì


text:
icy pole

Noun

 * 1)  ice lolly; popsicle

title: icy pole


text: icy poles

title: icy poles


text:
Boston fern

Noun

 * 1)  cv. Bostoniensis, a fern with gracefully arching fronds.

title: Boston fern


text: Boston ferns

title: Boston ferns


text: hàichu

title: hàichu


text: hánlěng

title: hánlěng


text: háobù

title: háobù


text: bìngbù

title: bìngbù


text: bìngwèi

title: bìngwèi


text: juébù

title: juébù


text: háowú

title: háowú


text: hǎohāor

title: hǎohāor


text: hǎoróngyì

title: hǎoróngyì


text: hǎowánr

title: hǎowánr


text: hǎoxiē

title: hǎoxiē


text: hàomǎ

title: hàomǎ


text: hàozhào

title: hàozhào


text: hézuò

title: hézuò


text:
がっさく

Noun

 * 1)  collaboration

Verb

 * 1)  to collaborate

title: がっさく


text: hóngchá

title: hóngchá


text: hóngchájūn

title: hóngchájūn


text: hóngqí

title: hóngqí


text: hóuzi

title: hóuzi


text: hòuhuǐ

title: hòuhuǐ


text: hòumiàn

title: hòumiàn


text: hòunián

title: hòunián


text: hòutiān

title: hòutiān


text: húluàn

title: húluàn


text: huábīng

title: huábīng


text: huàbào

title: huàbào


text: huānsòng

title: huānsòng


text: huángdì

title: huángdì


text: huítóu

title: huítóu


text: huíxìn

title: huíxìn


text: huìchǎng

title: huìchǎng


text: huìjiàn

title: huìjiàn


text: huìkè

title: huìkè


text: huìtán

title: huìtán


text: huìyì

title: huìyì


text: hūnmí

title: hūnmí


text: こんめい

title: こんめい


text: hūnyīn

title: hūnyīn


text: huópō

title: huópō


text: huóyuè

title: huóyuè


text: huǒchái

title: huǒchái


text: huàichu

title: huàichu


text: konmei

title: konmei


text: huópo

title: huópo


text: gassaku

title: gassaku


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Category:Turkish form-of templates to be deleted/reply (2)

No problem. I'll take this to the Grease Pit to see if anyone has time to do it right now. Thanks!


text:
lockshield

Noun

 * 1)  A kind of radiator valve used to balance the system by restricting the flow of water on the return side.

title: lockshield


text: あかがね

title: あかがね


text:
Talk:閨

Mandarin readings
Can it be added in which contexts the two different Mandarin readings are used? 173.89.236.187 02:34, 12 January 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:閨


text: altnak

title: altnak


text: alttal

title: alttal


text: altért

title: altért


text: alttá

title: alttá


text: altig

title: altig


text: altként

title: altként


text: altban

title: altban


text: altnál

title: altnál


text: altba

title: altba


text: althoz

title: althoz


text: altból

title: altból


text: altról

title: altról


text: alttól

title: alttól


text: altokat

title: altokat


text: altoknak

title: altoknak


text: altokkal

title: altokkal


text: altokért

title: altokért


text: altokká

title: altokká


text: altokig

title: altokig


text: altokként

title: altokként


text: altokban

title: altokban


text: altokon

title: altokon


text: altoknál

title: altoknál


text: altokba

title: altokba


text: altokra

title: altokra


text: altokhoz

title: altokhoz


text: altokból

title: altokból


text: altokról

title: altokról


text: altoktól

title: altoktól


text: jīlěi

title: jīlěi


text: jīdòng

title: jīdòng


text: xīngfèn

title: xīngfèn


text:
げきれつ

Adjective

 * 1)  severe, violent, vehement, furious, fervent, desperate, terrible, acute

Noun

 * 1)  severity; violence; vehemence

title: げきれつ


text: gekiretsu

title: gekiretsu


text: jīliè

title: jīliè


text: jígé

title: jígé


text: jíshí

title: jíshí


text: jímáng

title: jímáng


text: jítǐ

title: jítǐ


text: jìshùyuán

title: jìshùyuán


text: jìjié

title: jìjié


text: jì...yě...

title: jì...yě...


text: jì...yòu...

title: jì...yòu...


text: jiāqiáng

title: jiāqiáng


text: jiāyǐ

title: jiāyǐ


text: jiàgé

title: jiàgé


text: jiàzhí

title: jiàzhí


text: yǒujiàzhí

title: yǒujiàzhí


text: guìzhòng

title: guìzhòng


text: jiàtiáo

title: jiàtiáo


text: jiānruì

title: jiānruì


text: jiāndìng

title: jiāndìng


text: jiānjué

title: jiānjué


text: jiānqiáng

title: jiānqiáng


text: jiānjù

title: jiānjù


text: jiǎnqīng

title: jiǎnqīng


text: jiǎnshǎo

title: jiǎnshǎo


text:
こんりゅう

Noun

 * 1)  erection, particularly of a temple, shrine, or monument
 * 2)  root nodule

Verb

 * 1)  erect (building)

title: こんりゅう


text: jiànlì

title: jiànlì


text: chuàngbàn

title: chuàngbàn


text: chuàngjiàn

title: chuàngjiàn


text: chuànglì

title: chuànglì


text: jiànyì

title: jiànyì


text: jiànjiàn

title: jiànjiàn


text: jiāngyào

title: jiāngyào


text: jiǎnghuà

title: jiǎnghuà


text: jiǎngzuò

title: jiǎngzuò


text: jiàngdī

title: jiàngdī


text: jiāohuàn

title: jiāohuàn


text: jiāojì

title: jiāojì


text: jiāoliú

title: jiāoliú


text: konryū

title: konryū


text: jiāgōng

title: jiāgōng


text: 开办

title: 开办


text:
開辦

Verb

 * 1) to found; to set up; to establish

title: 開辦


text: kāibàn

title: kāibàn


text:
きょうざい

Noun

 * 1)  teaching materials
 * 2)  coexistence
 * 3)  exposure of a severed head

Verb

 * 1)  coexist

title: きょうざい


text: jiàoxué

title: jiàoxué


text: jiàoxun

title: jiàoxun


text: jiàoyuán

title: jiàoyuán


text: jiēduàn

title: jiēduàn


text: jiēchù

title: jiēchù


text: jiēdài

title: jiēdài


text: jiējiàn

title: jiējiàn


text: jiējìn

title: jiējìn


text: jiēshòu

title: jiēshòu


text: jiéyuē

title: jiéyuē


text: jiéhé

title: jiéhé


text: jiélùn

title: jiélùn


text: jiēshi

title: jiēshi


text: jīnhòu

title: jīnhòu


text: jīnshǔ

title: jīnshǔ


text: jǐnjǐn

title: jǐnjǐn


text: jǐnguǎn

title: jǐnguǎn


text: jìnliàng

title: jìnliàng


text: jìngōng

title: jìngōng


text: jìnbù

title: jìnbù


text: jìnrù

title: jìnrù


text: jìnxiū

title: jìnxiū


text: jìnyībù

title: jìnyībù


text: jīnglì

title: jīnglì


text: jìngsài

title: jìngsài


text: jìng'ài

title: jìng'ài


text: jìnglǐ

title: jìnglǐ


text: jiūzhèng

title: jiūzhèng


text: jiūjìng

title: jiūjìng


text: júzhǎng

title: júzhǎng


text: jùjué

title: jùjué


text: jùbèi

title: jùbèi


text: jùlèbù

title: jùlèbù


text: jùchǎng

title: jùchǎng


text: jùshuō

title: jùshuō


text: juéduì

title: juéduì


text: juéwù

title: juéwù


text: kyōzai

title: kyōzai


text: jìnyibù

title: jìnyibù


text:
leshy

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A male woodland spirit in Slavic mythology who protects wild animals and forests.

Translations

 * Azerbaijani: Ağac kişi
 * Belarusian: ле́шы, лясу́н, лесаві́к
 * Bulgarian: лесни́к, ле́сий, лесови́к, леша́н
 * Carpathian Rusyn: лїсови́к
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Czech: lesní mužík, lešij
 * French: liéchi
 * German: ,
 * Japanese: レーシー
 * Kazakh: леший
 * Komi-Permyak: вӧрись
 * Korean: 레시
 * Latvian: mežainis
 * Lithuanian: miškinis
 * Macedonian: лесник
 * Old East Slavic: лѣшии
 * Persian: لشی
 * Polish:, , laskowiec, , ,
 * Russian:, , , лесу́н, , лесно́й дух
 * Serbo-Croatian:
 * Cyrillic: ле̑шиј, лесо̀вӣк, лесник
 * Roman:, , lesnik
 * Slovak: lesný mužík
 * Tatar:
 * Ukrainian: лісови́к, гайови́к,
 * Yakut: лиэһэй

title: leshy


text:
レーシー

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  leshy a woodland spirit in Slavic mythology

title: レーシー


text: rēshī

title: rēshī


text: Template:User zko-1

title: Template:User zko-1


text: Category:User zko-1

title: Category:User zko-1


text: Category:User zko

title: Category:User zko


text:
Citations:殖やす

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 吾は猶五形を殖やすべし、五形の枕は最も柔軟に頭ざはり善しと君ののたまひしかば.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- それ以上殖やすことの出來ない不文律が昔から行はれて居て、二男以下の子女はすべて他國へ行つて職業を求めます.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 「皆さん、私共のつとめは、第一に傘をひろげて種子を撒き散らして子孫を殖やすこと、その次は人間に食べられることですが、人間は何故だか私共がまだ傘を開かないうちを喜んで持って行ってしまいます.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- そして隠岐ではその「名」の数に制限があって猥りにそれを殖やさぬ慣例であったと見え、間脇のものが百姓に仲間入りするにはその株を買う必要があったのだ.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- それはそうとして、とにかく私は弟子を取って一人でも木彫りの方の人を殖やす必要を感じている.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 「はがゆくてもよ、豆粒みたいによ、俺達のどこさよ、一人一人よ、殖やして来るんだな.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 叔父はこうして私を衰滅させるためにヤケに給料を殖やしているのではないか知らん.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 農村の方の衛生準備はどうしても遅れていて、今度五ヵ年計画で診療所を非常に殖やすということで、医者を地方に派遣する新しい規定とか、いろいろなそういうものを制定している.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- どっちが上るか下るかによって、郵税として三銭切手を貼るべきか、もう一枚殖やして六銭だけ貼るべきかがわかるという簡易秤の役目をつとめる.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- どっちが上るか下るかによって、郵税として三銭切手を貼るべきか、もう一枚殖やして六銭だけ貼るべきかがわかるという簡易秤の役目をつとめる.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 国史や国文の類の時間を殖やし、教学刷新評議会は「国体の本義」の内容を決議し、更に教学局の新設も予定されている.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 一万｜磅呉れるなら、速力を今よりも五｜節だけ殖やしてやろう.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 近いうちに彼女と式を挙げる筈になっている藤沢家の養子で、前院長の甥に当る健策という医学士は、昨年の暮に、養父の玄洋氏が急性肺炎で死亡すると間もなく、大学の研究を中止して帰って来たのであったが、なかなかの元気者で、盛んに広告をして患者を殖やす上に、何から何まで大学式のキチョウメンな遣り方をするので、その忙しさといったら無かった.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 早く云えば避雷針は雷を殖やすことあるべしということです.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 早く云えば避雷針は雷を殖やすことあるべしということです.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- してみると、それは以前どこかで私が目に触れたことのあるもので、その後いつとはなしに私の心に移り棲んで、折にふれ、時にふれて、その幹を殖やし、枝葉を拡げて、その生活を営んでゐるものに相違なかつた.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 彼はなんでも、非常な高利で金を貸しつけて金を殖やしているそうだったし、たった一人、自宅で待っている妻君のところへもごく稀にしか帰って来なかった.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 「いいや、今では数を殖やしているのさ.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 箪笥の数を一つくらゐ減らして、本箱を殖やすのを一家の誇りとしなければならぬ.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 要するにお末は、出来るだけ働いて、貯金を殖やすことが楽しみであったのだ.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 資本主義の経済破局は売笑婦を殖やすという国際的な事実を土台として、その売笑婦の社会的な扱われかた、売笑婦自身の感情に、日本の封建の尾がつよくひかれているのである.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 「イエズスは奇跡を行なってパンを殖やしなさったそうですね.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 貧しい者共は、盆の遊びを繰越して、金も貰わないうちから買いたい物の取捨選択に迷い、彼処の家では俺ら家より餓鬼奴が沢山いっから十分に貰うんだろうという羨みなどから、今まで邪魔にしていた子供等を一夜の間に五人も十人も殖やしたいようなことを云っている.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 実際の場合として、産め、殖やせという標語をそれだけの範囲でうけて、互に結婚して、偶然にも子供のもてない良人の体質であったとき、その女性はどうするのだろう.

title: Citations:殖やす


text:
Sinapis alba

Hypernyms

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

title: Sinapis alba


text:
naismaailma

Noun

 * 1) women collectively, especially as sexual objects

Usage notes

 * "female world" in the sense "the world in which the women live" is

title: naismaailma


text:
Glycyrrhiza

Etymology
, from

Hypernyms

 * ; - subfamily;  - tribe

Hyponyms

 * ,, , , , , , , , - species

title: Glycyrrhiza


text:
se jokin

Phrase

 * 1) Often in partitive, used like a noun similary to English (that) certain something, je ne sais quoi intangible quality that makes something distinctive or attractive.

title: se jokin


text: sitä jotakin

title: sitä jotakin


text: leshies

title: leshies


text:
αρδεύω

Verb

 * 1) to irrigate

title: αρδεύω


text: αρδεύομαι

title: αρδεύομαι


text: άρδευσα

title: άρδευσα


text: αρδεύτηκα

title: αρδεύτηκα


text: αρδεύθηκα

title: αρδεύθηκα


text:
nais-

Prefix

 * 1) ; female, woman, women’s, feminine etc.

title: nais-


text:
αρκούμαι

Verb

 * 1) to be content, content oneself
 * 2) to make do

title: αρκούμαι


text: αρκέστηκα

title: αρκέστηκα


text:
αρκώ

Etymology
, contracted form of.

Verb

 * 1) to suffice, be enough, be sufficient
 * 2) to have enough, be satisfied

title: αρκώ


text: άρκεσα

title: άρκεσα


text: αθερίνας

title: αθερίνας


text: αθερινών

title: αθερινών


text: αθερίνες

title: αθερίνες


text:
liên lạc

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to connect
 * 2) to communicate

title: liên lạc


text: -γράφου

title: -γράφου


text: -γράφο

title: -γράφο


text: -γράφε

title: -γράφε


text: -γράφοι

title: -γράφοι


text: -γράφους

title: -γράφους


text: -γράφων

title: -γράφων


text: αθλητικογράφε

title: αθλητικογράφε


text: αθλητικογράφο

title: αθλητικογράφο


text: αθλητικογράφου

title: αθλητικογράφου


text: αθλητικογράφοι

title: αθλητικογράφοι


text: αθλητικογράφων

title: αθλητικογράφων


text: αθλητικογράφους

title: αθλητικογράφους


text: αθλιότητας

title: αθλιότητας


text: αθλιοτήτων

title: αθλιοτήτων


text: αθλιότητες

title: αθλιότητες


text:
Schriftdeutsch

Proper noun

 * 1) written Standard German the standard variety of the German language which is used when writing
 * 2)  Standard German

title: Schriftdeutsch


text: αθλοπαιδιάς

title: αθλοπαιδιάς


text: αθλοπαιδιών

title: αθλοπαιδιών


text: αθλοπαιδιές

title: αθλοπαιδιές


text:
louba

Noun

 * 1)  kid, child

title: louba


text: Αιόλου

title: Αιόλου


text: Αίολο

title: Αίολο


text: Αίολε

title: Αίολε


text: ανδραγαθήματος

title: ανδραγαθήματος


text: ανδραγαθημάτων

title: ανδραγαθημάτων


text: ανδραγαθήματα

title: ανδραγαθήματα


text:
civelot

Noun

 * 1)  civvy, civilian

title: civelot


text: civelots

title: civelots


text:
quan trọng

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) important; significant

title: quan trọng


text:
general staff

Noun

 * 1)  A group of officers in charge of an army under the control of the commander-in-chief.

Translations

 * Belarusian: геншта́б
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Danish:
 * Estonian: peastaab
 * French:
 * German:
 * Hungarian:
 * Italian: stato maggiore
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: generalstab
 * Polish: sztab generalny
 * Russian:
 * Swedish:
 * Ukrainian: геншта́б

title: general staff


text: απουσίας

title: απουσίας


text: απουσιών

title: απουσιών


text: απουσίες

title: απουσίες


text: Βοιωτίας

title: Βοιωτίας


text: gakusei

title: gakusei


text:
学食

Etymology
Compound of

Noun

 * 1) school cafeteria

title: 学食


text:
ահաբեկվել

Verb

 * : to be terrified, petrified, scared

title: ահաբեկվել


text:
liên hệ

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to contact, especially by phone

Noun

 * 1) relation between people or things; association, affiliation, relationship, etc.

Usage notes

 * There's no concrete distinction between and, although when it comes to human connection,  may seem more emotional than . The choice between these is a matter of collocation.

title: liên hệ


text: lunar phases

title: lunar phases


text:
quan hệ

Etymology
,.

Noun

 * 1) a relation or relationship

Usage notes

 * There's no concrete distinction between and, although when it comes to human connection,  may seem more emotional than . The choice between these is a matter of collocation.

title: quan hệ


text:
geschafft

Adjective

 * 1)  exhausted

title: geschafft


text: schafft

title: schafft


text: schaffst

title: schaffst


text: schaffest

title: schaffest


text: schaffet

title: schaffet


text: schaffte

title: schaffte


text: schafften

title: schafften


text: schafftest

title: schafftest


text: schafftet

title: schafftet


text: schaff

title: schaff


text: anleitend

title: anleitend


text: angeleitet

title: angeleitet


text: leite an

title: leite an


text: leiten an

title: leiten an


text: leitest an

title: leitest an


text: leitet an

title: leitet an


text: leitete an

title: leitete an


text: leiteten an

title: leiteten an


text: leitetest an

title: leitetest an


text: leitetet an

title: leitetet an


text: behütend

title: behütend


text:
behütet

Adjective

 * 1) sheltered, protected

title: behütet


text: behüte

title: behüte


text: behütest

title: behütest


text: behütete

title: behütete


text: behüteten

title: behüteten


text: behütetest

title: behütetest


text: behütetet

title: behütetet


text: betrachtest

title: betrachtest


text: betrachtetest

title: betrachtetest


text: betrachtetet

title: betrachtetet


text:
kronprinz

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) crown prince (of a German-speaking country)

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) crown prince (of a German-speaking country)

title: kronprinz


text: erhöhst

title: erhöhst


text: erhöhest

title: erhöhest


text: anleitet

title: anleitet


text: anleitest

title: anleitest


text: erhöhet

title: erhöhet


text: erhöhtest

title: erhöhtest


text: erhöhtet

title: erhöhtet


text: erhöh

title: erhöh


text: anleitetet

title: anleitetet


text: anleitetest

title: anleitetest


text: anleite

title: anleite


text: erwarte

title: erwarte


text: anleiteten

title: anleiteten


text: erwartest

title: erwartest


text: anleitete

title: anleitete


text: erwartetest

title: erwartetest


text: erwartetet

title: erwartetet


text: gebrauchend

title: gebrauchend


text: gebrauche

title: gebrauche


text: gebrauchst

title: gebrauchst


text: gebrauchest

title: gebrauchest


text: gebrauchet

title: gebrauchet


text: gebrauchtest

title: gebrauchtest


text: gebrauchtet

title: gebrauchtet


text: gebrauch

title: gebrauch


text: kickst

title: kickst


text: kicket

title: kicket


text: kicktest

title: kicktest


text: kicktet

title: kicktet


text: gemelkt

title: gemelkt


text: melkst

title: melkst


text: melkest

title: melkest


text: melket

title: melket


text: melkte

title: melkte


text: melkten

title: melkten


text: melktest

title: melktest


text: melktet

title: melktet


text: umfasse

title: umfasse


text: umfassest

title: umfassest


text: umfasset

title: umfasset


text: umfasstest

title: umfasstest


text: umfasstet

title: umfasstet


text: umfass

title: umfass


text: verchromst

title: verchromst


text: verchromest

title: verchromest


text: verchromet

title: verchromet


text: verchromtest

title: verchromtest


text: verchromtet

title: verchromtet


text: verchrom

title: verchrom


text: vereisest

title: vereisest


text: vereiset

title: vereiset


text: vereistest

title: vereistest


text: vereistet

title: vereistet


text: vermutend

title: vermutend


text: vermutest

title: vermutest


text: vermutetest

title: vermutetest


text: vermutetet

title: vermutetet


text: versetzend

title: versetzend


text: versetze

title: versetze


text: versetzest

title: versetzest


text: versetzet

title: versetzet


text: versetztest

title: versetztest


text: versetztet

title: versetztet


text: versetz

title: versetz


text: verzehrend

title: verzehrend


text: verzehre

title: verzehre


text: verzehrst

title: verzehrst


text: verzehrest

title: verzehrest


text: verzehret

title: verzehret


text: verzehrtest

title: verzehrtest


text: verzehrtet

title: verzehrtet


text: verzehr

title: verzehr


text: verzinkst

title: verzinkst


text: verzinkest

title: verzinkest


text: verzinket

title: verzinket


text: verzinktest

title: verzinktest


text: verzinktet

title: verzinktet


text: vollendend

title: vollendend


text: vollende

title: vollende


text: vollendest

title: vollendest


text: vollendetest

title: vollendetest


text: vollendetet

title: vollendetet


text: gewachst

title: gewachst


text:
wachse

Etymology 1
From, from , from , from , ultimately from.

Verb

 * 1) to grow

Verb

 * 1) to wax

title: wachse


text: wachsest

title: wachsest


text: wachset

title: wachset


text: wachstest

title: wachstest


text: wachstet

title: wachstet


text: wachs

title: wachs


text: gewiegt

title: gewiegt


text: wiegst

title: wiegst


text: wiegest

title: wiegest


text: wieget

title: wieget


text: wiegte

title: wiegte


text: wiegten

title: wiegten


text: wiegtest

title: wiegtest


text: wiegtet

title: wiegtet


text:
acceptance test

Noun

 * 1) A test to check whether the requirements of a specification or contract are met.

title: acceptance test


text: acceptance tests

title: acceptance tests


text: countable sets

title: countable sets


text:
Thread:User talk:Kephir/Module:ko-translit/reply (2)

Just wanted to confirm your readiness. I will just add test cases, if that's ok with you, everything that's agreed on.


text:
کلاه‌گیس

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) wig
 * 2) toupée

title: کلاه‌گیس


text: bean-feasts

title: bean-feasts


text: bean feasts

title: bean feasts


text: Category:German adjectives with red links in their inflection tables


text:
Talk:erwachsen

Third person singular preterite
According to the reverso conjugator, the third person preterite form of erwachsen is erwuchst, but I have no idea how to set it. --Kc kennylau (talk) 09:20, 12 January 2014 (UTC)
 * That site seems to make its guesses as to what the various forms are according to an algorithm. Like many sites that generate conjugations in that way, it contains errors, though it is odd that the algorithm it uses got that form wrong, while our template and the German Wiktionary's both got it right. In any case, erwuchs is the right form (as indicated by the various dictionaries de.Wikt cites, and by vs ). - -sche (discuss) 10:03, 12 January 2014 (UTC)
 * I see. Thank you. --Kc kennylau (talk) 10:07, 12 January 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:erwachsen


text: Vätern

title: Vätern


text: Mütterchen

title: Mütterchen


text: Mütterlein

title: Mütterlein


text: verhaltet

title: verhaltet


text: verhaltest

title: verhaltest


text: verhielt

title: verhielt


text: verhieltest

title: verhieltest


text: verhielten

title: verhielten


text: verhielte

title: verhielte


text: verhieltet

title: verhieltet


text: verhaltend

title: verhaltend


text: verhalte

title: verhalte


text: verhältst

title: verhältst


text: koffeinfreier

title: koffeinfreier


text: koffeinfreie

title: koffeinfreie


text: koffeinfreies

title: koffeinfreies


text: koffeinfreien

title: koffeinfreien


text: koffeinfreiem

title: koffeinfreiem


text: selbstverständlicher

title: selbstverständlicher


text: selbstverständlicherer

title: selbstverständlicherer


text: selbstverständlichere

title: selbstverständlichere


text: Category:ckb:Birds

title: Category:ckb:Birds


text: selbstverständlicheres

title: selbstverständlicheres


text: selbstverständlicheren

title: selbstverständlicheren


text: selbstverständlicherem

title: selbstverständlicherem


text: selbstverständlichster

title: selbstverständlichster


text: selbstverständlichste

title: selbstverständlichste


text: selbstverständlichstes

title: selbstverständlichstes


text: selbstverständlichsten

title: selbstverständlichsten


text: selbstverständlichstem

title: selbstverständlichstem


text: selbstverständliche

title: selbstverständliche


text: selbstverständliches

title: selbstverständliches


text: selbstverständlichen

title: selbstverständlichen


text: selbstverständlichem

title: selbstverständlichem


text: asturianischem

title: asturianischem


text: fettärmer

title: fettärmer


text: fettärmerer

title: fettärmerer


text: fettärmere

title: fettärmere


text: fettärmeres

title: fettärmeres


text: fettärmeren

title: fettärmeren


text: fettärmerem

title: fettärmerem


text: fettärmster

title: fettärmster


text: fettärmste

title: fettärmste


text: fettärmstes

title: fettärmstes


text: fettärmsten

title: fettärmsten


text: fettärmstem

title: fettärmstem


text: fettarmer

title: fettarmer


text: fettarme

title: fettarme


text: fettarmes

title: fettarmes


text: fettarmen

title: fettarmen


text: fettarmem

title: fettarmem


text:
jarzynowa

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  vegetable soup

title: jarzynowa


text: jiàocái

title: jiàocái


text: fixety

title: fixety


text: fixeties

title: fixeties


text:
weitschweifig

Adjective

 * 1) verbose, wordy, prolix

title: weitschweifig


text:
ha ha only serious

Etymology
Modelled on the phrase ha ha only joking.

Adjective

 * 1)  Intended as a joke but also containing truths meant for reflection later.

title: ha ha only serious


text:
Juristendeutsch

Proper noun

 * 1)  German legalese the complex, verbose and yet pedantically precise language that is seen as typical of lawyers, judges, and other jurists

title: Juristendeutsch


text: HHOS

title: HHOS


text:
psautier

Noun

 * 1) psalter

title: psautier


text: pseautier

title: pseautier


text: Mamelukes

title: Mamelukes


text: лгал

title: лгал


text:
Module:grc-pronunciation/documentation

This module generates pronunciations for, which is used in Ancient Greek entries.

Use the sandbox module to try things out without causing problems in entries.

The biggest part of the data is contained in the data module.

title: Module:grc-pronunciation/documentation


text:
いない

Noun

 * 1)  within, inside of a certain area, range, or time period

title: いない


text:
دەرگا

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) door

title: دەرگا


text: Template:trim

title: Template:trim


text: 落す

title: 落す


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 落 read as おと


text: лгала

title: лгала


text: ZDA

title: ZDA


text: Category:Zazaki abbreviations

title: Category:Zazaki abbreviations


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 祝 read as いわ


text: かえり

title: かえり


text:
kaeri

Verb

 * 1)  to touch

title: kaeri


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 帰 read as かえ


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


text:
fına

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) again

title: fına


text:
かわり

Etymology
The of verb.

Attested since at least the mid-900s.

Noun

 * exchange:
 * 1)   substitution, substitute, replacement
 * 2)   an agent, a proxy
 * 3)   an exchange, something else of roughly equivalent value, compensation
 * 4)   a refill, seconds, of food or beverage
 * Often found with the honorific prefix.
 * change:
 * 1)   a change in state or quality
 * 2)   something different, something unusual
 * 3)   a difference between two things
 * 4)    a cloth that has been woven in a different way than usual
 * 1)   a change in state or quality
 * 2)   something different, something unusual
 * 3)   a difference between two things
 * 4)    a cloth that has been woven in a different way than usual
 * 1)   a difference between two things
 * 2)    a cloth that has been woven in a different way than usual
 * 1)    a cloth that has been woven in a different way than usual

title: かわり


text: kawari

title: kawari


text: かんけい

title: かんけい


text: kankei

title: kankei


text:
şewra

Etymology
From, ,.

Adverb

 * 1) tomorrow

title: şewra


text: ぎじゅつ

title: ぎじゅつ


text: gijutsu

title: gijutsu


text: きせつ

title: きせつ


text: kisetsu

title: kisetsu


text: きそく

title: きそく


text: kisoku

title: kisoku


text:
feqir

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) poor, (not rich)

title: feqir


text:
Flack

Etymology
From ; see.

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  stain, spot, blot, fleck, smear
 * 2)  corner, spot part or region

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) flake (esp. of snow)

title: Flack


text:
दुनियांण

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) world

title: दुनियांण


text:
hele baw

Interjection

 * 1) lo and behold

title: hele baw


text:
Rhymes:Luxembourgish/aːk

One syllable

 * Bak
 * Brak
 * Pak
 * Sak
 * Schlak
 * Wak

title: Rhymes:Luxembourgish/aːk


text:
eenzelvig

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) spending most time in solitary activities; introvert
 * 2)  identical
 * 3)  unchanging, constant or monotonous

title: eenzelvig


text:
vistra

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) coarse; anyone rude

Noun

 * 1)  ox
 * 2)  a coarse person

title: vistra


text: Category:Zazaki slang

title: Category:Zazaki slang


text:
qendaye

Etymology
From +. Compare 🇨🇬 for the formation.

Noun

 * 1)  queer, fag, faggot

Usage notes
It literally means "the one that gives (his) ass" as is used to mean "to have sex with a man " in slang.

title: qendaye


text: Category:Zazaki swear words

title: Category:Zazaki swear words


text: Category:Zazaki vulgarities

title: Category:Zazaki vulgarities


text:
Brak

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) shack, hut
 * 2)  dump, pigsty, messy place

Etymology
From.

title: Brak


text:
リポート

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a report

title: リポート


text: ripōto

title: ripōto


text:
दरखत

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) tree

title: दरखत


text:
ハンドバッグ

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) handbag small bag used by women

title: ハンドバッグ


text: absaugend

title: absaugend


text: saugt ab

title: saugt ab


text: sauge ab

title: sauge ab


text: handobaggu

title: handobaggu


text: saugen ab

title: saugen ab


text: saugst ab

title: saugst ab


text: saugest ab

title: saugest ab


text: sauget ab

title: sauget ab


text: saugte ab

title: saugte ab


text: saugten ab

title: saugten ab


text: saugtest ab

title: saugtest ab


text: saugtet ab

title: saugtet ab


text: saug ab

title: saug ab


text: abstreifend

title: abstreifend


text: abgestreift

title: abgestreift


text: streift ab

title: streift ab


text: streife ab

title: streife ab


text: streifen ab

title: streifen ab


text: streifst ab

title: streifst ab


text: streifest ab

title: streifest ab


text: streifet ab

title: streifet ab


text: streifte ab

title: streifte ab


text: streiften ab

title: streiften ab


text: streiftest ab

title: streiftest ab


text: streiftet ab

title: streiftet ab


text: streif ab

title: streif ab


text: aufpumpend

title: aufpumpend


text: aufgepumpt

title: aufgepumpt


text: pumpt auf

title: pumpt auf


text: pumpe auf

title: pumpe auf


text: pumpen auf

title: pumpen auf


text: pumpst auf

title: pumpst auf


text: pumpest auf

title: pumpest auf


text: pumpet auf

title: pumpet auf


text: pumpte auf

title: pumpte auf


text: pumpten auf

title: pumpten auf


text: pumptest auf

title: pumptest auf


text: pumptet auf

title: pumptet auf


text: pump auf

title: pump auf


text: beeinflussend

title: beeinflussend


text: beeinflusse

title: beeinflusse


text: beeinflussest

title: beeinflussest


text: beeinflusset

title: beeinflusset


text: beeinflusstest

title: beeinflusstest


text: beeinflusstet

title: beeinflusstet


text: beeinfluss

title: beeinfluss


text: einlegend

title: einlegend


text: legt ein

title: legt ein


text: lege ein

title: lege ein


text: legen ein

title: legen ein


text: legst ein

title: legst ein


text: legest ein

title: legest ein


text: leget ein

title: leget ein


text: legte ein

title: legte ein


text: legten ein

title: legten ein


text: legtest ein

title: legtest ein


text: legtet ein

title: legtet ein


text: leg ein

title: leg ein


text: erhitzend

title: erhitzend


text: erhitze

title: erhitze


text: erhitzest

title: erhitzest


text: erhitzet

title: erhitzet


text: erhitztest

title: erhitztest


text: erhitztet

title: erhitztet


text: erhitz

title: erhitz


text: erwogen

title: erwogen


text: erwäg

title: erwäg


text: erwähnend

title: erwähnend


text: erwähne

title: erwähne


text: erwähnst

title: erwähnst


text: erwähnest

title: erwähnest


text: erwähnet

title: erwähnet


text: erwähntest

title: erwähntest


text: erwähntet

title: erwähntet


text: erwähn

title: erwähn


text: kreisch

title: kreisch


text:
दरगा

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  dargah, shrine, tomb
 * 2) royal court

title: दरगा


text: まいる

title: まいる


text:
mairu

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  Moor
 * 2)  a Muslim or Arab
 * 3)  pagan

title: mairu


text:
Appendix:Zazaki Swadesh list

Presentation

 * For further information, read the article: Swadesh list

The Swadesh word list, developed by the linguist Morris Swadesh, is used as a tool to study the evolution of languages. It contains a set of basic words which can be found in every language. Various versions have been created, in particular:
 * a complete 207 words version, in which some of the words are not found in every environment (it contains for instance snake and snow)
 * a reduced 100 words version.

This word list should not be considered as an elementary lexicon to communicate with speakers of a given language; for such a purpose, the numerous existing Wikivoyage lexicons are more useful. Its only objective is to give a rough idea of the language, by showing its lexical and, when possible, phonetics basis.

List
When the words have various forms (verbs conjugation, gender and number agreement, declensions), the orthography is the following :
 * Orthography :
 * verbs : infinitive
 * other words : masculine or neutral, singular, nominative (subject)

For specific cases (no infinitive, feminine name, plural name for instance), the simplest form is used.

title: Appendix:Zazaki Swadesh list


text:
sehife

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  page

title: sehife


text: getreuerer

title: getreuerer


text: getreuere

title: getreuere


text: getreueres

title: getreueres


text: getreueren

title: getreueren


text: getreuerem

title: getreuerem


text: getreuster

title: getreuster


text: getreuste

title: getreuste


text: getreustes

title: getreustes


text: getreustem

title: getreustem


text: getreue

title: getreue


text: getreues

title: getreues


text: getreuen

title: getreuen


text: Category:Zazaki dated terms

title: Category:Zazaki dated terms


text: getreuem

title: getreuem


text:
vaguemestre

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  wagonmaster
 * 2)  letter corporal, military postman

title: vaguemestre


text: vaguemestres

title: vaguemestres


text:
weled

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  boy, kid, child

title: weled


text:
はず

Etymology
. There are several origin theories, including:
 * From
 * Of obsolete forms ハ, meaning “open; unfold”, and ズ, meaning “unlimited; without end”
 * Abbreviation of
 * Abbreviation of obsolete
 * From and

Noun

 * 1) nock; the grooves that hold a bowstring on a bow, the notch that holds an arrow to the bowstring
 * 2)  a nock-shaped grip used in
 * 3) as things should be; what is expected; that which should be so; must be; bound to be; expected to be
 * 4)  what may happen; as things could be
 * 1)  what may happen; as things could be
 * 1)  what may happen; as things could be
 * 1)  what may happen; as things could be
 * 1)  what may happen; as things could be

Usage notes

 * Attaches to a verb or adjective to indicate an expectation that something took place, will take place, or is (was) in some state.
 * Denotes a considerably lower probability than that of standard Japanese.
 * Denotes a considerably lower probability than that of standard Japanese.
 * Denotes a considerably lower probability than that of standard Japanese.

title: はず


text: Category:Chagatai adjectives

title: Category:Chagatai adjectives


text:
hazu

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) smoke

title: hazu


text:
Sak

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) sack (bag)
 * 2) sack (amount a sack holds)
 * 3)  scrotum

Usage notes

 * The first sense, a large bag, has the plural Säck. The second sense, the amount a sack can hold, has the plural Sak.

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Jim

Noun

 * 1) sack, bag

title: Sak


text:
berğudar

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  happy; prosperous

title: berğudar


text:
Nazara

Etymology
From the, but adapted to decline in the first declension (, by contrast, is ).

Proper noun

 * 1)  a city in, the home of the parents of

title: Nazara


text: aberwitzigerer

title: aberwitzigerer


text: aberwitzigere

title: aberwitzigere


text: aberwitzigeres

title: aberwitzigeres


text: aberwitzigeren

title: aberwitzigeren


text: aberwitzigerem

title: aberwitzigerem


text: aberwitzigster

title: aberwitzigster


text: aberwitzigste

title: aberwitzigste


text: aberwitzigstes

title: aberwitzigstes


text: aberwitzigstem

title: aberwitzigstem


text: aberwitzige

title: aberwitzige


text: aberwitziges

title: aberwitziges


text: aberwitzigen

title: aberwitzigen


text: aberwitzigem

title: aberwitzigem


text: abfälliger

title: abfälliger


text: abfälligerer

title: abfälligerer


text: abfälligere

title: abfälligere


text: abfälligeres

title: abfälligeres


text: abfälligeren

title: abfälligeren


text: abfälligerem

title: abfälligerem


text: abfälligster

title: abfälligster


text: abfälligste

title: abfälligste


text: abfälligstes

title: abfälligstes


text: abfälligsten

title: abfälligsten


text: abfälligstem

title: abfälligstem


text: abfällige

title: abfällige


text: abfälliges

title: abfälliges


text: abfälligen

title: abfälligen


text: abfälligem

title: abfälligem


text: abgesagter

title: abgesagter


text: abgesagte

title: abgesagte


text: abgesagtes

title: abgesagtes


text: abgesagten

title: abgesagten


text: abgesagtem

title: abgesagtem


text: abgestellter

title: abgestellter


text: abgestellte

title: abgestellte


text: abgestelltes

title: abgestelltes


text: abgestellten

title: abgestellten


text: abgestelltem

title: abgestelltem


text: absenkbarer

title: absenkbarer


text: absenkbare

title: absenkbare


text: absenkbares

title: absenkbares


text: absenkbaren

title: absenkbaren


text: absenkbarem

title: absenkbarem


text: absetzbarer

title: absetzbarer


text: absetzbare

title: absetzbare


text: absetzbares

title: absetzbares


text: absetzbaren

title: absetzbaren


text: absetzbarem

title: absetzbarem


text: abträglicherer

title: abträglicherer


text: abträglichere

title: abträglichere


text: abträglicheres

title: abträglicheres


text: abträglicheren

title: abträglicheren


text: abträglicherem

title: abträglicherem


text: abträglichster

title: abträglichster


text: どろぼう

title: どろぼう


text: abträglichste

title: abträglichste


text: abträglichstes

title: abträglichstes


text: abträglichstem

title: abträglichstem


text: abträgliche

title: abträgliche


text:
επιστροφέας

Noun

 * 1)  epistropheus, axis

title: επιστροφέας


text: abträgliches

title: abträgliches


text: dorobō

title: dorobō


text: abträglichen

title: abträglichen


text: abträglichem

title: abträglichem


text: abtrünniger

title: abtrünniger


text: abtrünnige

title: abtrünnige


text: abtrünniges

title: abtrünniges


text: abtrünnigen

title: abtrünnigen


text: abtrünnigem

title: abtrünnigem


text: abänderbarer

title: abänderbarer


text: abänderbare

title: abänderbare


text: abänderbares

title: abänderbares


text: abänderbaren

title: abänderbaren


text: abänderbarem

title: abänderbarem


text: achteckiger

title: achteckiger


text: achteckige

title: achteckige


text: allmächtiger

title: allmächtiger


text: achteckiges

title: achteckiges


text: achteckigen

title: achteckigen


text: allmächtige

title: allmächtige


text: achteckigem

title: achteckigem


text: allmächtiges

title: allmächtiges


text: adretterer

title: adretterer


text: adrettere

title: adrettere


text: allmächtigen

title: allmächtigen


text: adretteres

title: adretteres


text: adretteren

title: adretteren


text: allmächtigem

title: allmächtigem


text: adretterem

title: adretterem


text: adrettester

title: adrettester


text: allmählicher

title: allmählicher


text: adretteste

title: adretteste


text: adrettestes

title: adrettestes


text: allmähliche

title: allmähliche


text: adrettestem

title: adrettestem


text: adrette

title: adrette


text: allmähliches

title: allmähliches


text: adrettes

title: adrettes


text: adretten

title: adretten


text: allmählichen

title: allmählichen


text: adrettem

title: adrettem


text: allmählichem

title: allmählichem


text: aggressiverer

title: aggressiverer


text: aggressivere

title: aggressivere


text: aggressiveres

title: aggressiveres


text: allwissender

title: allwissender


text: aggressiveren

title: aggressiveren


text: allwissende

title: allwissende


text: aggressiverem

title: aggressiverem


text: aggressivster

title: aggressivster


text: allwissendes

title: allwissendes


text: aggressivstes

title: aggressivstes


text: aggressivstem

title: aggressivstem


text: allwissenden

title: allwissenden


text: aggressives

title: aggressives


text: allwissendem

title: allwissendem


text: Category:Zazaki misspellings

title: Category:Zazaki misspellings


text: aggressiven

title: aggressiven


text: aggressivem

title: aggressivem


text: agilerer

title: agilerer


text: agilere

title: agilere


text: agileres

title: agileres


text: alternierendem

title: alternierendem


text: agileren

title: agileren


text: agilerem

title: agilerem


text: agilster

title: agilster


text: agilste

title: agilste


text: agilstes

title: agilstes


text: agilsten

title: agilsten


text: alveolarem

title: alveolarem


text: agilstem

title: agilstem


text: amouröser

title: amouröser


text: amouröse

title: amouröse


text: agilen

title: agilen


text: amouröses

title: amouröses


text: amourösen

title: amourösen


text: amourösem

title: amourösem


text: agnathem

title: agnathem


text: Category:Zazaki nonstandard terms

title: Category:Zazaki nonstandard terms


text: ahornblättriger

title: ahornblättriger


text: ahornblättrige

title: ahornblättrige


text: ahornblättriges

title: ahornblättriges


text: ahornblättrigen

title: ahornblättrigen


text: ahornblättrigem

title: ahornblättrigem


text: albtraumhafterer

title: albtraumhafterer


text: albtraumhaftere

title: albtraumhaftere


text: albtraumhafteres

title: albtraumhafteres


text: Category:Zazaki nonstandard forms

title: Category:Zazaki nonstandard forms


text: albtraumhafteren

title: albtraumhafteren


text: albtraumhafterem

title: albtraumhafterem


text: albtraumhaftester

title: albtraumhaftester


text: albtraumhafteste

title: albtraumhafteste


text: albtraumhaftestes

title: albtraumhaftestes


text: albtraumhaftestem

title: albtraumhaftestem


text: albtraumhafte

title: albtraumhafte


text: albtraumhaftes

title: albtraumhaftes


text: albtraumhaften

title: albtraumhaften


text: albtraumhaftem

title: albtraumhaftem


text: alkoholfreier

title: alkoholfreier


text: alkoholfreie

title: alkoholfreie


text: alkoholfreies

title: alkoholfreies


text: alkoholfreien

title: alkoholfreien


text: alkoholfreiem

title: alkoholfreiem


text: alkoholhaltiger

title: alkoholhaltiger


text:
letter corporal

Noun

 * 1)  A corporal with responsibility for carrying or delivering letters for a given regiment etc.
 * 2) * 1867, Private JB, letter, The Wesleyan-Methodist Magazine, Fifth series, vol. XIII:
 * I had but just laid down my Bible, when in came the ‘letter corporal,’ saying, ‘Does B— stop here?’ having your letter in his hand.
 * 1) * 1910, Mrs De Courcy Laffan, Dreams Made Verity, chapter heading:
 * The letter-corporal’s blunder.
 * 1) * 1910, Mrs De Courcy Laffan, Dreams Made Verity, chapter heading:
 * The letter-corporal’s blunder.

title: letter corporal


text: alkoholhaltige

title: alkoholhaltige


text: alkoholhaltiges

title: alkoholhaltiges


text: alkoholhaltigen

title: alkoholhaltigen


text: alkoholhaltigem

title: alkoholhaltigem


text: letter corporals

title: letter corporals


text: ærligheta

title: ærligheta


text: grösser

title: grösser


text: grösserer

title: grösserer


text: grössere

title: grössere


text: grösseres

title: grösseres


text: grösseren

title: grösseren


text: grösserem

title: grösserem


text: grösster

title: grösster


text: grösste

title: grösste


text: grösstes

title: grösstes


text: grössten

title: grössten


text: grösstem

title: grösstem


text: grossem

title: grossem


text: ærligheten

title: ærligheten


text:
Çekoslowakya

Proper noun

 * 1)  Czechoslovakia

title: Çekoslowakya


text: Category:zza:Countries

title: Category:zza:Countries


text: Category:zza:Names

title: Category:zza:Names


text: amüsanterer

title: amüsanterer


text: Category:zza:Linguistics

title: Category:zza:Linguistics


text: amüsantere

title: amüsantere


text: amüsanteres

title: amüsanteres


text: amüsanteren

title: amüsanteren


text: amüsanterem

title: amüsanterem


text: amüsantester

title: amüsantester


text: amüsanteste

title: amüsanteste


text: amüsantestes

title: amüsantestes


text: amüsantestem

title: amüsantestem


text: amüsante

title: amüsante


text: amüsantes

title: amüsantes


text: amüsanten

title: amüsanten


text: amüsantem

title: amüsantem


text: Category:zza:Language

title: Category:zza:Language


text: andächtigerer

title: andächtigerer


text: andächtigere

title: andächtigere


text: andächtigeres

title: andächtigeres


text: andächtigeren

title: andächtigeren


text: andächtigerem

title: andächtigerem


text: andächtigster

title: andächtigster


text: andächtigste

title: andächtigste


text: andächtigstes

title: andächtigstes


text: andächtigsten

title: andächtigsten


text: andächtigstem

title: andächtigstem


text: andächtige

title: andächtige


text: Category:zza:Communication

title: Category:zza:Communication


text: andächtiges

title: andächtiges


text: andächtigen

title: andächtigen


text: andächtigem

title: andächtigem


text: anfänglicher

title: anfänglicher


text: anfängliche

title: anfängliche


text: anfängliches

title: anfängliches


text: anfänglichen

title: anfänglichen


text: anfänglichem

title: anfänglichem


text: angeblicher

title: angeblicher


text: angebliche

title: angebliche


text: angebliches

title: angebliches


text: Category:zza:Social sciences

title: Category:zza:Social sciences


text: angeblichen

title: angeblichen


text: angeblichem

title: angeblichem


text: angedachtem

title: angedachtem


text: angenehmer

title: angenehmer


text: angenehmerer

title: angenehmerer


text: angenehmere

title: angenehmere


text: angenehmeres

title: angenehmeres


text: angenehmeren

title: angenehmeren


text: angenehmerem

title: angenehmerem


text: angenehmster

title: angenehmster


text: Category:zza:Society

title: Category:zza:Society


text: angenehmste

title: angenehmste


text: angenehmstes

title: angenehmstes


text: angenehmsten

title: angenehmsten


text: angenehmstem

title: angenehmstem


text: angenehme

title: angenehme


text: angenehmes

title: angenehmes


text: angenehmen

title: angenehmen


text: angenehmem

title: angenehmem


text: Category:zza:Geography

title: Category:zza:Geography


text: ansprechbarerer

title: ansprechbarerer


text: ansprechbarere

title: ansprechbarere


text: ansprechbareres

title: ansprechbareres


text: ansprechbareren

title: ansprechbareren


text: ansprechbarerem

title: ansprechbarerem


text: ansprechbarster

title: ansprechbarster


text: ansprechbarste

title: ansprechbarste


text: ansprechbarstes

title: ansprechbarstes


text: ansprechbarstem

title: ansprechbarstem


text: ansprechbare

title: ansprechbare


text: ansprechbares

title: ansprechbares


text: ansprechbaren

title: ansprechbaren


text: Category:zza:Earth sciences

title: Category:zza:Earth sciences


text: ansprechbarem

title: ansprechbarem


text: anzeigender

title: anzeigender


text: anzeigende

title: anzeigende


text: anzeigendes

title: anzeigendes


text: anzeigendem

title: anzeigendem


text: apfelgrüner

title: apfelgrüner


text: apfelgrüne

title: apfelgrüne


text: apfelgrünes

title: apfelgrünes


text: apfelgrünen

title: apfelgrünen


text: paletták

title: paletták


text: apfelgrünem

title: apfelgrünem


text: arbeitsloser

title: arbeitsloser


text: arbeitslose

title: arbeitslose


text: arbeitsloses

title: arbeitsloses


text: arbeitslosen

title: arbeitslosen


text: arbeitslosem

title: arbeitslosem


text: Category:Zazaki proper nouns

title: Category:Zazaki proper nouns


text: arischem

title: arischem


text: artiger

title: artiger


text: artigerer

title: artigerer


text: artigere

title: artigere


text: artigeres

title: artigeres


text: artigeren

title: artigeren


text: artigerem

title: artigerem


text: artigster

title: artigster


text: artigste

title: artigste


text: artigstes

title: artigstes


text: artigsten

title: artigsten


text: artigstem

title: artigstem


text: artiges

title: artiges


text: artigen

title: artigen


text: artigem

title: artigem


text: asturischem

title: asturischem


text: ärmelloser

title: ärmelloser


text: ärmellose

title: ärmellose


text: ärmelloses

title: ärmelloses


text: ärmellosen

title: ärmellosen


text: ärmellosem

title: ärmellosem


text:
gendnayene

Etymology
From :

Verb

 * 1) to besmirch
 * 2) to make dirty

Derived terms

 * gendnayış

title: gendnayene


text: Category:Zazaki appendices

title: Category:Zazaki appendices


text:
Reconstruction talk:Proto-Germanic/grautaz

Etymology
Is * grautaz related to the Latin grossus? --KoreanQuoter (talk) 12:50, 12 January 2014 (UTC)
 * It can't be inherited, because Germanic *g- can't correspond to Latin *g-. So if they are related at all, at least one of them must be a loanword. 14:05, 12 January 2014 (UTC)


text:
malmalok

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) lizard

title: malmalok


text: Category:zza:Reptiles

title: Category:zza:Reptiles


text:
dazelen

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to talk crazy
 * 2)  to act crazy

title: dazelen


text: Category:zza:Vertebrates

title: Category:zza:Vertebrates


text:
Talk:乌鸦

Why put "crow" and "raven" as separate senses?
Crow and raven are separate in English but it looks like Chinese doesn't differentiate them, at least not in this word. So why force the English inerpretation of two senses here?

For comparison, all Aboriginal languages of Australia have many terms for different species of kangaroo and very few languages have a generic word covering only the species that English "kangaroo" covers.

Yet of course we don't list a whole bunch of senses for English "kangaroo" based on that.

"Kangaroo" is a generic term that covers many species which have different names in other languages.

"乌鸦" is a generic term that covers many species which have different names in other languages.

We could go even further and list each species of crow and raven. Choosing the exact level used in the English language seems purely Anglocentric. — hippietrail (talk) 12:54, 12 January 2014 (UTC)
 * They are different senses in English and each translation may use usage examples, quotes, etcetera. Any existing synonyms may refer to a specific sense. If both "crow" and "raven" are on the same definition line, then it can be mistakenly assumed that they are the same sense, and a synonym refers to both. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 02:14, 13 January 2014 (UTC)

 * I actually prefer the format of this entry to 兔子 (rabbit, hare), 老鼠 (mouse, rat) or 羊 (goat, sheep). --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 02:24, 13 January 2014 (UTC)

 * So it's decided that we should always base senses of foreign terms on the English senses? If just sometimes, how do we decide when? — hippietrail (talk) 10:02, 15 January 2014 (UTC)

 * It's just my opinion. It's a matter of style. Chinese are aware of differences and that's why there are synonyms for individual senses. Besides, it's the English Wiktionary. If it were a Wiktionary where these senses are also the same, then it wouldn't matter. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 10:42, 15 January 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:乌鸦


text: Nasiraeus

title: Nasiraeus


text: Category:Terms derived from Zazaki

title: Category:Terms derived from Zazaki


text:
Capon

Proper noun

 * 1) A Japanese

title: Capon


text: Category:Zazaki borrowed terms

title: Category:Zazaki borrowed terms


text: Template:zza-proper noun

title: Template:zza-proper noun


text: einlege

title: einlege


text: einlegst

title: einlegst


text: einlegt

title: einlegt


text: einlegten

title: einlegten


text: einleget

title: einleget


text: einlegtet

title: einlegtet


text: einlegest

title: einlegest


text: einlegte

title: einlegte


text:
Naziraeus

Etymology
From the.

Noun

 * 1) a Nazirite

title: Naziraeus


text: einlegtest

title: einlegtest


text: Category:zza:Anatomy

title: Category:zza:Anatomy


text: abstreifst

title: abstreifst


text: abstreiftest

title: abstreiftest


text: abstreife

title: abstreife


text: abstreift

title: abstreift


text: abstreifet

title: abstreifet


text: abstreifte

title: abstreifte


text: abstreiften

title: abstreiften


text: Category:zza:Medicine

title: Category:zza:Medicine


text: abstreiftet

title: abstreiftet


text: abstreifest

title: abstreifest


text: absaugtest

title: absaugtest


text: absaugst

title: absaugst


text: absaugten

title: absaugten


text: Category:Zazaki terms derived from Proto-Semitic


text: absaugtet

title: absaugtet


text: absaugt

title: absaugt


text: absaugest

title: absaugest


text: absaugte

title: absaugte


text: absauge

title: absauge


text: absauget

title: absauget


text:
command post

Noun

 * 1)  The headquarters of a given unit; the operational base of a unit's commanding officer.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * German: Gefechtsstand, Kommandoposten
 * Hungarian:
 * Japanese: 指揮所
 * Korean:
 * Romanian:
 * Russian: ,
 * Spanish: puesto de mando
 * Swedish: ledningsplats, stabsplats, ledningscentral, sambandscentral

title: command post


text:
Talk:Capon

Language
What language is this, Turkish or Zazaki? Ƿidsiþ 13:15, 12 January 2014 (UTC)
 * It's not (standard) Turkish (that would be Japon). I'm guessing that the creator of this page copied the Turkish entry Japon, but forgot to change the language header into Zazaki. I've changed it into Zazaki. -- Curious (talk) 22:12, 22 January 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:Capon


text: Category:zza:Ornithology

title: Category:zza:Ornithology


text: Category:zza:Birds

title: Category:zza:Birds


text: Nazaraeus

title: Nazaraeus


text: Nazareus

title: Nazareus


text:
pezwang

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pimp
 * 2)  cuck, cuckold

title: pezwang


text: Category:Zazaki terms derived from Armenian


text: Category:Zazaki terms derived from Armenian languages


text: beanflicker

title: beanflicker


text:
Citations:gaplapper

gap lapper

 * 1989 September 15, J. Hagey, The Voice of Treason: "They would have abused it", in Imprint, page 7:
 * "So, what about the gap lappers next year?" "No way, they won't go for a penile substitute."

gaplapper

 * 1993, Gay and lesbian characters and themes in mystery novels:
 * Winnie, who supervises a lesbian dance class. She agrees to take care of Kinky's cat and asks him what he calls "people like me." Kinky's response is typical, "How about gaplappers?"
 * 2006, Mike Edwards, Friendly Fire, Pegasus (2006), ISBN 1903490197, pages 258-259:
 * That's it isn't it? You're lezzers. A couple of beanflickers, gaplappers, switch hitters.

gap-lapper

 * 1993, Kinky Friedman, Kinky Friedman: Three Complete Mysteries: Greenwich Killing Time/A Case of Lone Star/When the Cat's Away, Wings Books (1993), ISBN 9780517093283, unknown page:
 * "Dykes?" I smiled my interdenominational ice-breaking smile. "How about gap-lappers?" I asked.
 * "That gap-lapper with the dance class still up here?" asked Rambam as we hit the fifth floor.
 * 1999, G. M. Ford, Last Ditch, Pan Books (2007), ISBN 9780330427555, page 84:
 * "I don't have nothin' to do with her anymore. She's a dyke. She and her gap-lapper girlfriend got them a condo up on the hill."
 * 2000, Kinky Friedman, Spanking Watson ISBN 0671047426, page 102:
 * "I say, 'I don't care if she's being interviewed by the Gap-lapper Gazette, lady, if there's a gas leak in here and I don't find it, the whole goddamn place'll blow up.'"
 * "I say, 'I don't care if she's being interviewed by the Gap-lapper Gazette, lady, if there's a gas leak in here and I don't find it, the whole goddamn place'll blow up.'"

title: Citations:gaplapper


text: Category:Zazaki dialectal terms

title: Category:Zazaki dialectal terms


text: kukák

title: kukák


text:
つねる

Verb

 * 1)  pinch

title: つねる


text: tsuneru

title: tsuneru


text:
kılise

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) church

title: kılise


text:
指揮所

Noun

 * 1) command post

Noun

 * 1) command post

title: 指揮所


text:
しきじょ

Noun

 * 1)  command post

title: しきじょ


text: shikijo

title: shikijo


text:
semawer

Etymology
From ; from +.

Noun

 * 1) samovar

title: semawer


text: Category:Zazaki terms derived from Russian


text: Category:Zazaki terms derived from East Slavic languages


text: Category:Zazaki terms derived from Slavic languages


text: Category:Zazaki terms derived from Balto-Slavic languages


text: Category:zza:Chemistry

title: Category:zza:Chemistry


text:
ærlighed

Etymology
. Compare German Ehrlichkeit.

Noun

 * 1) honesty quality of being honest

title: ærlighed


text: ærligheden

title: ærligheden


text:
Citations:抓る

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 彼はお重を書斎の外に立たしておいて、自分で自分の腕を抓った後「お重、今兄さんはここを抓ったが、お前の腕もそこが痛かったろう」と尋ねたり、または室の中で茶碗の茶を自分一人で飲んでおきながら、「お重お前の咽喉は今何か飲む時のようにぐびぐび鳴りやしないか」と聞いたりしたそうである.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 照子をたつた今此処へ伴れて来い、彼奴の頬ツぺたを力一杯抓りあげたいんだ、叔父はそんなことを怒鳴つたりした.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 「死んでしまへツ！」周子は金切声を挙げて叫ぶと、思はず彼の頬を力一杯抓りあげた.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 周子は堪え兼ねて、矢庭に夫に飛び付くと、そのしまりのない口の傍を、思ひきり強く抓りあげた.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- アクリーナのしなしなした体つきや凝っと人を見る眼つきには、いやに抓りたいような焦々した気を起させるところがある.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 「抓りあげて御覧なさい.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- と言って彼は非常に親しげな風にまた私を抓った.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- と言って彼は非常に親しげな風にまた私を抓った.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 眼でもって、微かに白い歯を覗かせた可愛いい薔薇色の唇を抓りあげた.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 何を思ったのか私を掴えても「わては大抵の職業の男と関係はあったが文士だけは知らん」と、意味ありげに言うかと思うと、「あんたはわてを水揚げした旦那に似ている」とうっとりした眼で見つめながら、いきなり私の膝を抓るのであった.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- ――おれにもよく分らないが、千代が、手首を取られてるその指先で、彼の皮膚を思いきり抓ったものらしい.

 * "ja"
 * "ja"

- 美津子が睥むまねをして、山田の手首をきゅっと抓った.

title: Citations:抓る


text: gewinnend

title: gewinnend


text: gewinne

title: gewinne


text: gewinnst

title: gewinnst


text: gewinnest

title: gewinnest


text: gewannst

title: gewannst


text:
ærlegdom

Noun

 * 1) honesty quality of being honest

title: ærlegdom


text: gewannt

title: gewannt


text: gewänne

title: gewänne


text: gewännest

title: gewännest


text: gewännen

title: gewännen


text: gewännet

title: gewännet


text: ærlegdomen

title: ærlegdomen


text: ærlegdommen

title: ærlegdommen


text:
了見

Noun

 * 1) idea, design, inclination
 * 2) discretion

Verb

 * 1) endure, stand

title: 了見


text:
禁書目録

Proper noun

 * 1) Index Librorum Prohibitorum

title: 禁書目録


text:
Wiktionary:Translation requests/archive/2013-06

English to Japanese
i need help in translating this sentence to Japanese "let's me kiss your pain away"

 * Do you mean "let me kiss your pain away"? 僕のキスが君の痛みを無くすよ. It's not an exact transaltion, meaning "my kiss(es) will rid you of (your) pain", said by a man to woman in informal style. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 04:46, 25 June 2013 (UTC)
 * This is not an exact translation, but parents often say いたいのいたいのとんでいけ (itai no itai no tonde ike, "pain, pain fly away!") to their kids when they hurt themselves. It sounds cute and I'm sure it would get a positive response.  --Haplology (talk) 15:44, 7 July 2013 (UTC)

Can Anyone Please Translate this Sentence To Japanese ?
I want this sentence to have the exact meaning in Japanese,

"Truth Will not necessarily bring you peace"

Thank You

 * I'll have a go at this translation: 真実は必ずしも平和をもたらすわけではない. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 04:40, 25 June 2013 (UTC)

Latin to English
I'm new to Latin, but I made a phrase I wanted as a personal motto. I wanted to make sure I was interpreting it correctly. It's really short: "Erra quovis." I want it to mean "wander to whatever place." I know errare also means "to be mistaken" - it is exactly that vague double-meaning that makes me like the quote, if I am interpreting it right.

If we get the business can I invite him on the fishing trip?
How do you say in Italian, "If I get the business may I iinvite him on the fishing trip?

 * Se otteniamo il business, posso invitarlo sul viaggio di pesca? —Stephen (Talk) 12:03, 25 June 2013 (UTC)

English to Sanskrit
My name is sneha.I study in class 10.My school's name is Bal Bharati public school.My aim in life is to become a journalist to spread awareness in the society.It has been my passion to become a journalist since childhood.

Waste management is the collection, transport, processing or disposal, managing and monitoring of waste materials. The term usually relates to materials produced by human activity, and the process is generally undertaken to reduce their effect on health, the environment or aesthetics. Waste management is a distinct practice from resource recovery which focuses on delaying the rate of consumption of natural resources. All waste materials, whether they are solid, liquid, gaseous or radioactive fall within the remit of waste management.

Waste management practices can differ for developed and developing nations, for urban and rural areas, and for residential and industrial producers. Management of non-hazardous waste residential and institutional waste in metropolitan areas is usually the responsibility of local government authorities, while management for non-hazardous commercial and industrial waste is usually the responsibility of the generator subject to local, national or international authorities.

Can you translate from Hindi to Sanskrit
यह एक बहुत सर्द रात है. इस जीवन को समझने का प्रयास कर रहा हूँ. क्या तुम मुझे हाथ पकड़ कर नहीं ले चलोगे? ले चलो किसी नयी जगह. मुझे नहीं मालूम तुम कौन हो लेकिन मैं... मैं तुम्हारे साथ हूँ.

Closing Bank Account? Spanish to English please
Estimada Revise sistema y cuenta esta vigente, necesito favor me haga llegar respaldo del cierre que dejo firmado Quedo a la espera de su respuesta

 * Something is seriously wrong with this Spanish. I don’t know if you have typed it badly or if someone has sent you a bad text. I will translate it as well as I can:
 * Dear Mrs.
 * I checked system and account is current, please I do need to get back closing that left signed
 * I await your response —Stephen (Talk) 12:00, 28 June 2013 (UTC)

from English to Arabic
When we eat food take care

 * عندما كنت تناول الطعام، توخي الحذر. —Stephen (Talk) 17:47, 30 June 2013 (UTC)

english to sanskrit translation very urgent pleassse!!!!!!!
I want translation of following sentences into sanskrit. please! 1.There are 7 towers together in a small colony which is ultimate threat to health of people. 2.A boy of age 6 years got a brain tumour due to tower radiations. 3.People of colony can't sleep properly at night due to constant radiations from towers. 4.Doctos say that these powerful radiations can hamper the harmone flow in the body. 5.THAK YOU!

 * Are you sure you mean Sanskrit? Sanskrit is an ancient, dead language. Do you mean Modern Hindi, which is written in the same alphabet as Sanskrit? —Stephen (Talk) 17:43, 30 June 2013 (UTC)

english to gaelic
Good times Good Friends Good Health to you And the Luck of the Irish In all that you do. Here's to you!


text:
Iolanthe

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

title: Iolanthe