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Module:category tree/topic cat/data/Plants

local labels = {}

labels["plants"] = { type = "type", description = "default", parents = {"lifeforms"}, wpcat = true, commonscat = "Plantae", }

labels["acacias"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants of the genus Acacia in its former sense, including what are now related genera such as Acaciella, Senegalia and Vachellia – the tribe Acacieae in some classifications", parents = {"mimosa subfamily plants"}, }

labels["acanthus family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=acanthuses, aphelandras, clock vine, Malabar nut, water willow, and other plants in the family Acanthaceae", parents = {"Lamiales order plants"}, }

labels["agavoideae subfamily plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=agaves, camases, soap plants, tuberoses, rush lilies, yuccas, and other plants in the subfamily Agavoideae of the family Asparagaceae", parents = {"asparagus family plants", "succulents"}, }

labels["Aizoaceae family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the family Aizoaceae, most of which are succulents", parents = {"Caryophyllales order plants", "succulents"}, }

labels["ajugoideae subfamily plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=bluecurls, bugle, cat thyme, germander, pagoda flower, wood sage, and other plants in the subfamily Ajugoideae of the mint family, Lamiaceae", parents = {"mint family plants"}, }

labels["Alismatales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=anacharis, arrowgrasses, arrowheads, arums, burheads, eelgrasses, flowering rush, frogbit, hydrilla, Neptune grass, philodendron, pondweeds, seagrasses, taro, velvetleafs, water nymphs, water plantains, waterpoppy, and other plants in the order Alismatales", parents = {"water plants"}, }

labels["alliums"] = { type = "set", description = "=chives, garlic, leeks, onions, scallions, shallots, and other plants in the genus Allium", parents = {"amaryllis family plants", "root vegetables", "spices and herbs"}, }

labels["amaranth subfamily plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=achyranthe, amaranth, celosia, goldenrod tree, love-lies-bleeding, marog, prince's plume, tampala, waterhemp, and other plants in the subfamily Amaranthoideae of the family Amaranthaceae", parents = {"amaranths and goosefoots"}, }

labels["amaranths and goosefoots"] = { type = "set", description = "=amaranths, beets, blites, glassworts, lamb's quarters, saltbushes, spinach and other plants in the family Amaranthaceae, including the former family Chenopodiaceae", parents = {"Caryophyllales order plants"}, }

labels["amaryllis family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=amaryllises, daffodils, garlic, lily of the Nile, rain lilies, snowdrops, spider lilies and other plants in the family Amaryllidaceae, including the former family Alliaceae", parents = {"Asparagales order plants", "flowers"}, }

labels["Anemoneae tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=anemones or windflowers, clematises (old man's beard, traveller's joy, virgin's bower, etc.), hepaticas or liverworts, pasque flowers and other plants in the tribe Anemoneae of the family Ranunculaceae", parents = {"buttercup family plants"}, }

labels["Anthemideae tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=camomiles, chrysanthemums, dogfennel, feverfew, lavender cotton, oxeye daisy, marguerites, pellitory of Spain, pineapple weed, pyrethrum, sagebrushes, sneezeweed, sweet maudlin, tansy, wormwoods, yarrows, and other plants in the tribe Anthemideae of the family Asteraceae", parents = {"composites"}, }

labels["Andropogoneae tribe grasses"] = { type = "set", description = "=bluestem, broomsedge, centipede grass, cogon, gama grass, Job's tears, Johnson grass, lemongrass, maize, plume grass, rosha grass, sorghum, sudangrass, sugar cane, susuki grass, vetiver, and other grasses in the tribe Andropogoneae", parents = {"grasses"}, }

labels["Apiales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=anise, apple-berry, aralias, carrots, celery, cumin, ginseng, hemlock, ivy, parsley, pennyworts, pittosporums, samphire, sea holly, sweet bursaria, and other plants in the order Apiales", parents = {"plants", "shrubs", "spices and herbs"}, }

labels["Apieae tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=bishop's-weed, celery, dill, fennel, parsley and other plants in the tribe Apieae of the celery family, Apiaceae", parents = {"celery family plants"}, }

labels["aralia family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=aralias, ginseng, eleuthero, ivy, umbrella tree, parasol tree, and other plants in the family Araliaceae", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["araucarians"] = { type = "set", description = "=primitive conifers in the genera Agathis, Araucaria and Wollemia in the family Araucariaceae", parents = {"conifers"}, }

labels["artemisias"] = { type = "set", description = "=mugworts, sagebrushes, southernwood, tarragon, wormwood, and other plants in the genus Artemisia", parents = {"Anthemideae tribe plants", "herbs"}, }

labels["arum family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=arums, duckweeds, Jack-in-the-pulpit, philodendrons, skunk cabbage, taro, and other plants in the family Araceae", parents = {"Alismatales order plants"}, }

labels["Asparagales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=agaves. alliums, aloes, amaryllises, asparagus, crocuses, day lilies, irises, orchids and other plants in the order Asparagales", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["asparagus family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=agaves, asparagus, bluebells, butcher's broom, dracaenas, hostas, hyacinths, lily of the valley, Solomon's seals, ti, tuberose, and other plants in the family Asparagaceae, including those formerly in families such as the Agavaceae, Hyacinthaceae and Ruscaceae", parents = {"Asparagales order plants", "succulents", "flowers"}, }

labels["Asterales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=artichokes, asters, buckbeans, chamomile, bellflowers, daisies, dandelions, lobelias, sunflowers, thistles, wormwoods and many other plants in the order Asterales", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["Astereae tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=asters, daisies, fleabanes, goldenrods, grindelias, horseweeds, Michaelmas daisy, muskwood, rabbitbrushes, sharewort, stabwort, and other plants in the tribe Astereae of the family Asteraceae", parents = {"composites"}, }

labels["bamboos"] = { type = "set", description = "=grasses in the subfamily Bambusoideae", parents = {"grasses"}, }

labels["barberry family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=barberries, blue cohosh, mayapple, Oregon grapes, twinleaf, and other plants in the family Berberidaceae", parents = {"Ranunculales order plants", "shrubs"}, }

labels["beech family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=beeches, chestnuts, oaks, and other plants in the family Fagaceae", parents = {"Fagales order plants"}, }

labels["bignonia family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=bignonias, Cape honeysuckle, catalpas, jacarandas, sausage tree, trumpet vine and other plants in the family Bignoniaceae", parents = {"Lamiales order plants", "shrubs", "flowers"}, }

labels["birch family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=birches, alders, hazels, hornbeams and other plants in the family Betulaceae", parents = {"Fagales order plants"}, }

labels["blueberry tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=bilberries, blueberries, buckberries, cranberries, huckleberries, lingonberries, ohelo, whortleberries and other plants in the heather family tribe Vaccinieae", parents = {"heather family plants", "fruits"}, }

labels["borage family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=alkanet, borage, comfrey, fiddlenecks, forget-me-nots, heliotropes, honeyworts, hound's tongue, lungwort, scorpionweed, sebesten, and other plants in the family Boraginaceae", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["brambles"] = { type = "set", description = "=blackberries, cloudberries, dewberries, raspberries, thimbleberries, and other plants in the genus Rubus", parents = {"rose family plants", "berries"}, }

labels["Brassicales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=beachwort, bladderpod, cabbages, capers, cresses, meadowfoams, mustards, nasturtiums, papayas, radishes, wallflowers, weld and other plants in the order Brassicales", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["brassicas"] = { type = "set", description = "=cabbages, mustards, and other plants in the genus Brassica", parents = {"crucifers"}, }

labels["bromeliads"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the family Bromeliaceae", parents = {"commelinids"}, }

labels["broomrape family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=broomrapes or broom rapes, beechdrops, cow-wheat, eyebrights, Indian paintbrushes, louseworts, rattles, witchweeds, and other plants in the family Orobanchaceae", parents = {"Lamiales order plants"}, }

labels["buckthorn family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=buckthorn, ceanothuses, chewstick, jujube, and other plants in the family Rhamnaceae", parents = {"Rosales order plants", "shrubs", "trees"}, }

labels["buckwheat family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=buckwheat, coral vine, dock, knotweed, rhubarb, sea grape, smartweed, sorrel and other plants in the family Polygonaceae", parents = {"Caryophyllales order plants"}, }

labels["buttercup family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the family Ranunculaceae", parents = {"Ranunculales order plants"}, }

labels["Buxales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the order Buxales", parents = {"plants", "shrubs", "trees"}, }

labels["cacti"] = { type = "set", description = "default", parents = {"Caryophyllales order plants", "succulents"}, }

labels["caesalpinia subfamily plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=brazilwood, carob, honey locusts, Kentucky coffeetree, logwood, paloverdes, poincianas, redbuds, sennas, tamarinds, and other plants in the subfamily Caesalpinioideae of the family Fabaceae", parents = {"legumes"}, }

labels["caltrop family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=bean-caper, caltrop, creosote bush, lignum vitae, and other plants in the family Zygophyllaceae", parents = {"plants", "shrubs", "trees"}, }

labels["Cardamineae tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=bittercress, dame's rocket, horseradish, lady's smock, toothwort, watercress, wintercress, and other plants in the brassicaceous tribe Cardamineae", parents = {"crucifers"}, }

labels["carnation family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=baby's breath, campions, carnations, chickweed, knawels, sandworts, pinks, ruptureworts, soapwort and other plants in the family Caryophyllaceae", parents = {"Caryophyllales order plants"}, }

labels["carnivorous plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=bladderworts, butterworts, pitcher plants, sundews, Venus flytraps, and other plants that trap and obtain nutrients from animals", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["Caryophyllales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=amaranths, buckwheat, cacti, carnations, dock, four-o'clocks, glasswort, goosefoots, greasewood, ice plants, jojoba, knotweeds, Malabar spinach, miner's lettuce, plumbagos, pokeweed, ragged robin, rhubarb, statice, purslane, saltbushes, spinach, thrift, tamarisk, Venus flytrap, and other plants in the order Caryophyllales", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["celery family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=ajwain, anise, arracacha, asafoetida, carrots, celery, chuchupate, coriander, cumin, dill, galbanum, hemlock, hogweed, lovage, masterwort, parsley, parsnips, samphire, sanicles, sea holly, yampah and other plants in the family Apiaceae, also known as the Umbelliferae", parents = {"Apiales order plants"}, }

labels["Chickpeas"] = { type = "set", description = "=chickpeas", parents = {"legumes"}, }

labels["Cichorieae tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=chicories, dandelions, endive, hawkweeds, lettuces, murnong, nipplewort, oxtongue, salsify, sow thistles, succory, and other plants in the tribe Cichorieae of the family Asteraceae", parents = {"composites"}, }

labels["citrus subfamily plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=citrus and other plants in the subfamily Aurantioideae of the rue family, Rutaceae", parents = {"rue family plants", "trees", "shrubs"}, }

labels["club mosses"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the family Lycopodiaceae", parents = {"spore plants"}, }

labels["Clusiaceae family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the family Clusiaceae", parents = {"Malpighiales order plants"}, }

labels["combretum family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=arjuna, bushwillows, leadwood, myrobalans, Rangoon creeper, tropical almond, white mangrove, and other plants in the family Combretaceae", parents = {"Myrtales order plants", "trees", "shrubs"}, }

labels["commelinids"] = { type = "set", description = "=arrowroots, bamboos, bananas, birds of paradise, bloodworts, bromeliads, cannas, cattails, gingers, grasses, kangaroo paw, palms, reeds, rushes, sedges, spiderworts, tules, water hyacinths, and other plants in the commelinid clade", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["composites"] = { type = "set", description = "=artichokes, asters, chamomile, chrysanthemums, daisies, dandelions, marigolds, sunflowers, thistles, wormwoods and many other plants in the family Asteraceae, also known as the Compositae", parents = {"Asterales order plants"}, }

labels["conifers"] = { type = "set", description = "default", parents = {"gymnosperms", "trees", "shrubs"}, }

labels["Coreopsideae tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=beggar's ticks or bur marigolds, calliopsis, coreopsis, cosmos, cota, dahlias, tickseeds and other plants in the tribe Coreopsideae of the daisy family, Asteraceae", parents = {"composites"}, }

labels["Cornales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=assegai, blazing star, bunchberry, cornel, dogwoods, hydrangeas, tupelos, and other plants in the order Cornales", parents = {"plants", "trees", "shrubs"}, }

labels["crucifers"] = { type = "set", description = "=alyssum, cabbages, cresses, mustards, radishes, rockets, stocks, turnips, wallflowers and other plants in the family Brassicaceae (formerly known as the Cruciferae)", parents = {"Brassicales order plants"}, }

labels["Cucurbitales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the order Cucurbitales", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["Cucurbitas"] = { type = "set", description = "=marrows, pumpkins, squashes and other plants in the genus Cucurbita", parents = {"gourd family plants"}, }

labels["custard apple family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=trees and shrubs in the family Annonaceae", parents = {"Magnoliids", "trees", "shrubs"}, }

labels["cypress family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=alerces, arborvitaes, bald cypresses, cryptomerias, cunninghamias, cypresses, incense cedars, junipers, redwoods, sandaracs, and other trees and shrubs in the family Cupressaceae", parents = {"conifers"}, }

labels["Cynodonteae tribe grasses"] = { type = "set", description = "=Bermuda grass, deergrass, goosegrass, finger millet, grama, muhly, saltgrass, scratchgrass, and other grasses in the tribe Cynodonteae", parents = {"grasses"}, }

labels["Dalbergieae tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=ambatch, cocuswood, deervetch, padauk, pallisander, peanuts, pencil flowers, red sanders, rosewoods, shola, sissoo, Tahitian chestnut, tipu, and other plants in the tribe Dalbergieae of the family Fabaceae", parents = {"legumes"}, }

labels["Daturas"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the genus Datura", parents = {"nightshades", "recreational drugs"}, }

labels["Detarioideae subfamily plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the subfamily Detarioideae of the family Fabaceae", parents = {"legumes"}, }

labels["Dioscoreales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=black bryony, bog asphodels, Polynesian arrowroot, unicorn root, yams, and other plants in the order Dioscoreales", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["dogbane family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=carrion flowers, desert rose, dogbanes, hoodia, hoyas, milkweeds, Natal plum, oleanders, periwinkles, plumerias and other plants in the family Apocynaceae (including the former family Asclepiadaceae)", parents = {"Gentianales order plants"}, }

labels["dillenia family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the family Dilleniaceae", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["ebony family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=ebony, black sapote and persimmons in the genus Diospyros, guarri in the genus Euclea, and other plants in the family Ebenaceae", parents = {"Ericales order plants"}, }

labels["ephedras"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the genus Ephedra, the only members of the gymnosperm family Ephedraceae", parents = {"gymnosperms"}, }

labels["Ericales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=arbutus, benjamin, blueberries, brazil nuts, boojum, camellias, cobra lily, cyclamens, ebony, jewelweed, kiwi fruit, manzanitas, ocotillo, persimmons, phloxes, pipsissewa, pitcher plants, primroses, rhododendrons, sapote, shea tree, snowbells, summersweet, tea, and other plants in the order Ericales", parents = {"plants", "trees", "shrubs"}, }

labels["eucalypts"] = { type = "set", description = "=eucalypts – woody plants with capsule-fruiting bodies belonging to seven closely related genera found across Australasia: Eucalyptus, Corymbia, Angophora, Stockwellia, Allosyncarpia, Eucalyptopsis and Arillastrum", parents = {"Myrtle family plants", "trees"}, }

labels["Eupatorieae tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=ageratums, blazing stars, bonesets, deer's tongue, hempvine, joe-pye weed, stevia, thoroughworts, trumpetweeds, and other plants in the composite tribe Eupatorieae", parents = {"composites"}, }

labels["evening primrose family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=clarkias, enchanter's nightshade, evening primroses, fuchsias, suncups, willowherbs and other plants in the family Onagraceae (not to be confused with the true primroses in the family Primulaceae)", parents = {"Myrtales order plants", "flowers"}, }

labels["Fabales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the order Fabales", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["Fabeae tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=beach peas, fava beans, lentils, peas, sweet peas, vetches, and other plants in the tribe Fabeae of the family Fabaceae", parents = {"legumes"}, }

labels["Fagales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=alders, bayberries, beeches, birches, butternuts, chestnuts, hazels, hickories, hornbeams, oaks, pecans, she-oaks, sweet gale, walnuts, wingnuts, and other plants in the order Fagales", parents = {"plants", "trees", "shrubs"}, }

labels["ferns"] = { type = "set", description = "default", parents = {"spore plants"}, }

labels["fig trees"] = { type = "set", description = "default", parents = {"mulberry family plants", "trees"}, }

labels["figwort family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=figworts, butterfly bushes, emu bushes, mudworts, mulleins, myoporums, nemesias, and many other plants in the family Scrophulariaceae, but not including many such as foxgloves and snapdragons that are now in the Plantaginaceae as well as Indian paintbrushes and louseworts/wood betonies, now in the Orobanchaceae", parents = {"Lamiales order plants"}, }

labels["flowers"] = { type = "set", description = "default", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["four o'clock family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=bougainvilleas, cabbagewood, four o'clocks, mauka, pisonias, punarnava, sand verbenas, spiderlings, tarvines, wishbone bush, and other plants in the family Nyctaginaceae", parents = {"Caryophyllales order plants"}, }

labels["Garcinieae tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=saptrees, mangosteens, and other plants in the tribe Garcinieae of the family Clusiaceae", parents = {"Clusiaceae family plants"}, }

labels["Genisteae tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=brooms, furze/gorse, laburnum, lupines, tagasaste, whin, woad-waxen, and other plants in the tribe Genisteae of the family Fabaceae", parents = {"legumes"}, }

labels["Gentianales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the order Gentianales", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["Geraniales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=cranesbills, filarees, francoas, geraniums, herb Robert, honeybush, pelargoniums, storksbills, and other plants in the order Geraniales", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["ginger family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "= cardamom, galangal, gingers, grains of paradise, turmeric, zedoary, and other plants in the family Zingiberaceae", parents = {"Zingiberales order plants", "spices and herbs"}, }

labels["Gnaphalieae tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=billy buttons, cudweeds, everlastings, curry plant, pussytoes, strawflowers, vegetable sheep and other plants in the composite tribe Gnaphalieae", parents = {"composites"}, }

labels["goosefoot subfamily plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=epazote, hopsage, lamb's quarters, orach, quinoa, saltbush, spinach, winterfat and other plants in the subfamily Chenopodioideae of the family Amaranthaceae", parents = {"amaranths and goosefoots"}, }

labels["gourd family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "= cucumbers, gourds, melons, squashes, and other plants in the family Cucurbitaceae", parents = {"Cucurbitales order plants"}, }

labels["grape family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=grapevines, Boston ivy, Virginia creeper. and other plants in the family Vitaceae", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["grapevines"] = { type = "set", description = "default", parents = {"grape family plants", "wine"}, }

labels["grasses"] = { type = "set", description = "default", parents = {"commelinids"}, }

labels["groundcherries"] = { type = "set", description = "=groundcherries, alkekengis, Cape gooseberries, Chinese lanterns, goldenberries, tomatillos, and other plants in the genus Physalis and related genera in the nightshade subtribe Physalinae, notable for bearing a tomatolike fruit enclosed in a papery husk.", parents = {"nightshades"}, }

labels["gymnosperms"] = { type = "set", description = "=various unrelated groups of seed plants other than the flowering plants", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["heather family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=heathers, blueberries, rhododendrons, wintergreen, and other plants in the family Ericaceae", parents = {"Ericales order plants"}, }

labels["Heliantheae tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=balsamroots, brittlebush, burrobrush, cockleburs, coneflowers, echinacea, guayule, Jerusalem artichokes, mule's ears, ox-eye daisies, pilotweeds, ragweeds, rosinweeds, sunflowers, tithonias, zinnias and other plants in the composite tribe Heliantheae", parents = {"composites"}, }

labels["hemp family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=hemp, hops, hackberries, and other plants in the family Cannabaceae", parents = {"Rosales order plants"}, }

labels["herbs"] = { type = "set", description = "default", parents = {"plants", "spices and herbs"}, }

labels["hollies"] = { type = "set", description = "default", parents = {"plants", "shrubs", "trees"}, }

labels["honeysuckle family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=abelias, cornsalad, honeysuckles, scabious, snowberries, spikenard, teasels, twinflowers, valerians, and other plants in the family Caprifoliaceae, including those in the former families Dipsacaceae, Linnaeaceae, and Valerianaceae", parents = {"plants", "shrubs"}, }

labels["Hordeeae tribe grasses"] = { type = "set", description = "=barley, emmer, foxtail barley, goatgrass, lyme grass, medusahead, quackgrass, rye, spelt, squirreltail, wheat, wheatgrass, wild rye, and other grasses in the tribe Hordeeae, also known as the Triticeae", parents = {"grasses"}, }

labels["horsetails"] = { type = "set", description = "=horsetails, calamites, and other plants in the taxon known as the subclass Equisetidae or either the class Equisetopsida or the class Sphenopsida, depending on the classification system used", parents = {"spore plants"}, }

labels["incense tree family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=abilo, Chinese olive, elephant tree, frankincense, gumbo limbo, myrrh, pili nuts, and other plants in the family Burseraceae", parents = {"plants", "shrubs", "trees"}, }

labels["iris family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=crocuses, freesias, gladioluses, irises, ixias, sparaxis, watsonias, and other plants in the family Iridaceae", parents = {"Asparagales order plants", "flowers"}, }

labels["Lamiales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=acanthuses, African violets, ashes, betony, brooklime, butterfly bush, catalpas, chaste tree, devil's claw, eyebright, foxgloves, hyssops, jasmines, lavenders, lilacs, louseworts, mare's tail, mints, monkeyflowers, mullein, olives, oreganos, plantains, privets, sages, sesame, skullcaps, snapdragons, teak, thymes, verbenas and other plants in the order Lamiales", parents = {"plants", "shrubs", "trees"}, }

labels["Lamioideae subfamily plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=bells of Ireland, betony, crosne, deadnettle, hemp-nettle, henbit, horehound, ironwort, Jerusalem sage, lamb's ears, lion's ear, motherwort, mountain tea, obedient plant, patchouli, and other plants in the subfamily Lamioideae of the mint family, Lamiaceae", parents = {"mint family plants"}, }

labels["laurel family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the family Lauraceae", parents = {"Magnoliids", "trees", "shrubs"}, }

labels["legumes"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the family Fabaceae, also known as the Leguminosae", parents = {"Fabales order plants", "shrubs", "trees"}, }

labels["Liliales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=beargrass, death camas, false hellebore, greenbrier, herb Paris, lilies, meadow saffron, supplejack, sarsparilla, trilliums, tulips, turkey's beard, and other plants, in the order Liliales", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["lily family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the family Liliaceae", parents = {"Liliales order plants", "flowers"}, }

labels["madder family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=bedstraw, cinchona, coffee, gardenias, ipecacuanha, madder, noni, woodruff, and other plants in the family Rubiaceae", parents = {"Gentianales order plants", "shrubs"}, }

-- FIXME, should be lowercase. labels["Magnoliids"] = { type = "set", description = "=allspice, avocados, black pepper, champac, cinnamon, custard apples, kava, laurels, magnolias, nutmeg, pipevines, sassafrases, sweetshrubs, star anise, tulip tree, Winter's bark, yerba mansa, ylang-ylang, and other plants in the Magnoliids clade", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["mahogany family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=chinaberry, langsat, mahogany, neem, Spanish cedars, toon, santol, and other plants in the family Meliaceae", parents = {"trees", "shrubs"}, }

labels["maize (plant)"] = { type = "set", description = "=maize (Zea mays) as a plant, and for its various types", additional = "For maize as a crop, see Category:Maize (crop) and for maize as a food, see Category:Maize (food).", parents = {"Andropogoneae tribe grasses", "grains"}, }

labels["mallow family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=balsa, cacao, cotton, durians, jute, kolas, kurrajongs, hibiscuses, lindens, mallows, peanut trees, phalsa, silk-cotton trees, and other plants in the current family Malvaceae, including a number of former families such as the Bombacaceae, Sterculiaceae, and the Tiliaceae", parents = {"Malvales order plants", "shrubs"}, }

labels["mallow subfamily plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=abelmosk, cotton, hibiscuses, hollyhocks, mallows, okra, and other plants in the traditional family Malvaceae, which is now considered to be the subfamily Malvoideae within the current Malvaceae", parents = {"mallow family plants"}, }

labels["Malpighiales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the order Malpighiales", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["Malvales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=agalloch, annatto, balsa, cacao, cotton, daphnes, durians, jute, hibiscuses, lindens, mallows, rockroses, sal, silk-cotton trees, tie bush, and other plants in the order Malvales", parents = {"plants", "shrubs", "trees"}, }

labels["maples"] = { type = "set", description = "default", parents = {"soapberry family plants", "trees"}, }

labels["Menthinae subtribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=American pennyroyal, basil thyme, bee balm, calamint, horsemint, mints, marjoram, mountain mint, oregano, savories, thymes and other plants in the subtribe Menthinae of the mint family, Lamiaceae", parents = {"mint family plants", "spices and herbs"}, }

labels["mimosa subfamily plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=acacias, ice-cream beans, mesquites, mimosas, rain trees, and other plants in the subfamily Mimosoideae of the family Fabaceae, which has been reclassified as a clade within the subfamily Caesalpinioideae", parents = {"legumes", "caesalpinia subfamily plants"}, }

labels["mint family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=balms, basils, betony, coleuses, deadnettles, ground ivy, hyssops, lavenders, mints, oreganos, patchouli, perilla, sages, savories, selfheal, skullcaps, thymes, and other plants in the family Lamiaceae, also known as the Labiatae", parents = {"Lamiales order plants", "spices and herbs"}, }

labels["mints"] = { type = "set", description = "=the true mints, plants in the genus Mentha", parents = {"mint family plants", "Menthinae subtribe plants"}, }

labels["morning glory family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=bindweeds, dichondra, dodder, morning glories, sweet potatoes, wood roses and other plants in the family Convolvulaceae", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["moschatel family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=elderberries, moschatel, viburnums, and other plants in the family Adoxaceae", parents = {"plants", "shrubs", "trees"}, }

labels["mosses"] = { type = "set", description = "=true mosses, plants in the division Bryophyta (excluding hornworts and liverworts), which doesn't include lichens, club mosses, spike mosses, algae, or mossy flowering plants such as Irish moss, or Spanish moss", parents = {"spore plants", "bryology"}, }

labels["mulberry family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=mulberries, breadfruit, figs and other trees in the family Moraceae", parents = {"Rosales order plants", "trees"}, }

labels["Myrtales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=allspice, arjuna, bottlebrush, cloves, eucalyptuses, evening primroses, guavas, henna, leadwood, lilly-pilly, loosestrifes, myrobalans, myrtles, pomegranates, quaruba, Rangoon creeper, rose apples, tea tree, tropical almonds, water caltrops, white mangroves, willowherbs, and other plants, shrubs and trees in the order Myrtales", parents = {"plants", "shrubs", "trees"}, }

labels["myrtle family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the family Myrtaceae", parents = {"Myrtales order plants", "trees", "shrubs"}, }

labels["Nepetinae subtribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=anise hyssop, catnip, dragonhead, ground-ivy, hyssop, Korean mint, licorice mint, and other plants in the subtribe Nepetinae of the mint family, Lamiaceae", parents = {"mint family plants"}, }

labels["nettle family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=baby's tears, clearweed, nettles, ramie, and other plants in the family Urticaceae", parents = {"Rosales order plants"}, }

labels["nightshades"] = { type = "set", description = "=ashwagandha, black nightshade, boxthorns, daturas, deadly nightshade, eggplants, goji, henbane, mandrake, matrimony vine, peppers, petunias, potatoes, tobacco, tomatillos, tomatoes and other plants in the family Solanaceae", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["Nymphaeales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=fanworts, foxnuts, spatterdocks, water lilies, water-shields, and other plants in the order Nymphaeales", parents = {"water plants"}, }

labels["oaks"] = { type = "set", description = "=oaks.\n\nMany languages recognize two main types: those with flat, deciduous leaves, and those with curled, often prickly, evergreen leaves (live oaks)", parents = {"beech family plants", "trees"}, }

labels["olive family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=olives, ashes, jasmines, lilacs, privets and other plants in the family Oleaceae", parents = {"Lamiales order plants"}, }

labels["orchids"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the family Orchidaceae", parents = {"Asparagales order plants", "flowers"}, }

labels["Oryzeae tribe grasses"] = { type = "set", description = "=cutgrass, rice, wild rice, and other grasses in the tribe Oryzeae", parents = {"grasses"}, }

labels["Oxalidales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=bilimbi, coachwood, cudgerie, makomako, quandong, rudraksha, star fruit, wood sorrels, and other plants in the order Oxalidales", parents = {"plants", "trees"}, }

labels["palm trees"] = { type = "set", description = "=palms", parents = {"commelinids", "trees"}, }

labels["Pandanales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=kiekie, Panama hat palm, pandanus, stemona, and other plants in the order Pandanales", parents = {"plants", "trees"}, }

labels["Paniceae tribe grasses"] = { type = "set", description = "=burgrass, basketgrass, bristlegrasses, buffelgrass, common millet, crabgrass, elephant grass, foxtail millet, fountaingrass, Kikuyu grass, Napier grass, panicgrass, Pará grass, pigeongrass, sandbur, spinifex, switchgrass, watergrass, and other grasses in the tribe Paniceae", parents = {"grasses"}, }

labels["passion vine family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=barbadines, damiana, granadillas, maracocks, maypops, passionflowers, water lemons, and other plants in the family Passifloraceae", parents = {"Malpighiales order plants"}, }

labels["peppers"] = { type = "set", description = "=ajis, chiles, pimientos, sweet peppers, and other plants in the genus Capsicum", parents = {"nightshades", "vegetables", "spices and herbs"}, }

labels["Phaseoleae tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=azuki beans, catjangs, Bambara groundnuts, Calabar beans, coral trees, green beans, groundnuts, hyacinth beans, jicama, kidney beans, kudzu, mung beans, pigeon peas, runner beans, snailflower, soybeans, tepary, winged beans, yardlong beans and other plants in the tribe Phaseoleae of the family Fabaceae", parents = {"legumes"}, }

labels["Phaseolus beans"] = { type = "set", displaytitle = "Phaseolus beans", description = "=plants in the New World legume genus Phaseolus", parents = {"Phaseoleae tribe plants", "vegetables"}, }

labels["pines"] = { type = "set", description = "default", parents = {"conifers"}, }

labels["Piperales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=betel pepper, black pepper, cubeb, hoja santa, kava, lizard tail, long pepper, pipevine, radiator plant, wild ginger, yerba mansa, and other plants in the order Piperales", parents = {"Magnoliids"}, }

labels["plantain family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=bacopas, brooklime, foxgloves, mare's tail, penstemons, plantains, snapdragons, and many other plants in the family Plantaginaceae, including many formerly included in the Scrophulariaceae and the Hippuridaceae", parents = {"Lamiales order plants", "flowers"}, }

labels["podocarpus family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=conifers in the family Podocarpaceae", parents = {"conifers"}, }

labels["Poeae tribe grasses"] = { type = "set", description = "=beachgrass, bentgrass, bluegrass, canary grass, darnel, fescue, goldseed, hair grass, marram, muttongrass, nitgrass, oats, ribbongrass, sweetgrass, timothy, and other grasses in the tribe Poeae, including the former tribe Aveneae", parents = {"grasses"}, }

labels["polynesian canoe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=Polynesian canoe plants, plants which the Polynesians are believed to have spread between islands before European contact", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["pome fruits"] = { type = "set", description = "=apples, hawthorns, pears, quinces, serviceberries and other plants in subtribe Malinae of the family Rosaceae", parents = {"rose family plants", "trees", "shrubs"}, }

labels["poppies"] = { type = "set", description = "=bleeding heart, bloodroot, celandine, fumitory, poppies, and other plants in the family Papaveraceae", parents = {"Ranunculales order plants"}, }

labels["primrose family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=brookweed, cyclamens, marlberry, pimpernels, primroses, shooting stars, snowbells, starflowers and other plants in the family Primulaceae, including the former family Myrsinaceae", parents = {"Ericales order plants", "flowers"}, }

labels["proteales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=banksias, grevilleas, hakeas, lotuses, macadamias, plane trees, proteas, silk oaks, waratah, and other plants in the order Proteales", parents = {"plants", "trees", "shrubs"}, }

labels["Prunus genus plants"] = { type = "set", displaytitle = "Prunus genus plants", description = "=almonds, apricots, cherries, peaches, plums and other plants in the genus Prunus", parents = {"rose family plants", "stone fruits"}, }

labels["radishes"] = { type = "set", description = "default", parents = {"crucifers", "vegetables"}, }

labels["Ranunculales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=akebia, barberries, buttercups, calumba, moonseeds, poppies, serendipity berry, and other plants in the order Ranunculales", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["Rosales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=agrimony, almonds, apples, baby's tears, blackberries, breadfruit, buffaloberries, buckthorns, cherries, elms, figs, hackberries, hemp, hops, jujubes, mulberries, nettles, oleasters, Osage orange, pileas, plums, roses, spireas, strawberries, zelkovas, and many other plants, trees and shrubs in the order Rosales", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["rose family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=agrimony, almonds, apples, blackberries, cherries, cinquefoils, hawthorns, meadowsweet, roses, strawberries, and many other plants, trees and shrubs in the family Rosaceae", parents = {"Rosales order plants"}, }

labels["roses"] = { type = "set", description = "default", parents = {"rose family plants", "flowers"}, }

labels["rue family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=Amur cork tree, boronias, breath of heaven, buchu, citruses, hoptree, jaborandi, prickly ashes, rue, satinwoods, Sichuan pepper, torchwoods, white sapotes and other plants in the family Rutaceae", parents = {"Sapindales order plants", "trees", "shrubs"}, }

labels["rushes"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the family Juncaceae", parents = {"commelinids", "water plants"}, }

labels["sages"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the genus Salvia (not to be confused with sagebrush)", parents = {"mint family plants", "herbs"}, }

labels["Santalales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=mistletoes, quandong, sandalwoods, and other plants in the order Santalales", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["Sapindales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=cashews, Chinese olives, chinaberry, citruses, frankincense, jaborandi, lychees, mahogany, mangos, maples, myrrh, neem, pistachios, poison ivy, quassia, rambutan, rue, Sichuan pepper, soapberry, sumacs, tamarind, tree of heaven, and many other plants, trees and shrubs in the order Sapindales", parents = {"plants", "trees", "shrubs"}, }

labels["sapote family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=trees and shrubs in the family Sapotaceae", parents = {"Ericales order plants"}, }

labels["Saxifragales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=alumroots, astilbes, currants, foamflowers, gooseberries, Indian rhubarb, katsura, London pride, miterworts, peonies, rockfoils, saxifrages, stonecrops, sweet gums, watermilfoils, witch hazels, youth-on-age, and other plants in the order Saxifragales", parents = {"plants", "trees", "shrubs"}, }

labels["Scandiceae tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=asafoetida, carrots, chervil, cicely, cumin, lady's comb, laserwort, and other plants in the tribe Scandiceae of the celery family, Apiaceae", parents = {"celery family plants"}, }

labels["sedges"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the family Cyperaceae", parents = {"commelinids"}, }

labels["Selineae tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=angelica, arracacha, biscuitroot, dog parsley, dong quai, hog fennel, masterwort, and other plants in the tribe Selineae of the celery family, Apiaceae", parents = {"celery family plants"}, }

labels["Senecioneae tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=butterburs, cinerarias, coltsfoots, dusty miller, groundsels, leopardsbane, ragworts, string of pearls, and other plants in the composite tribe Senecioneae", parents = {"composites"}, }

labels["shrubs"] = { type = "set", description = "default", parents = {"plants"}, wpcat = true, commonscat = true, }

labels["soapberry family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the family Sapindaceae", parents = {"Sapindales order plants", "trees", "shrubs"}, }

labels["solanums"] = { type = "set", description = "=bittersweet, black nightshade buffalo bur, eggplants, Jerusalem cherry, kangaroo apple, pepino melon, potatoes, tamarillo, tomatoes, wonderberry and other plants in the genus Solanum", parents = {"nightshades", "vegetables"}, }

labels["spore plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=a number of unrelated true plants that reproduce by spores, such as mosses, liverworts, horsetails and ferns, formerly classified as cryptogams", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["spurges"] = { type = "set", description = "=candlenuts, cassava, castor beans, crotons, poinsettias, rubber trees, spurges, tallow trees, and other plants in the family Euphorbiaceae", parents = {"Malpighiales order plants"}, }

labels["staff vine family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=bittersweet, burning bush, candlewood, grass of Parnassus, khat, mayten, paxistimas, spindle trees, staff vines, thunder god vine, wahoo, and other plants in the family Celastraceae", parents = {"plants", "shrubs"}, }

labels["stone fruits"] = { type = "set", description = "=fruit which are drupes (having a fleshy portion surrounding a hard pit or stone containing a seed). Plants that produce drupes include cashew, coffee, jujube, mango, olive, most palms (including açaí, coconut, date, oil palms, and sabal), pistachio, and all members of the genus Prunus (including the almond, apricot, cherry, damson, nectarine, peach, and plum)", parents = {"fruits", "shrubs", "trees"}, }

labels["stonecrop family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=succulents in the family Crassulaceae", parents = {"Saxifragales order plants", "succulents"}, }

labels["succulents"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants with thickened, fleshy leaves or stems for storing water", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["sumac family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=sumacs, cashews, pistachios, poison ivy and other plants in the family Anacardiaceae", parents = {"Sapindales order plants", "trees", "shrubs"}, }

labels["thistles"] = { type = "set", description = "=artichokes, burdocks, cardoons, costus, knapweeds, safflower, sawwort, thistles and other plants in the tribe Cynareae (also known as the Cardueae) of the family Asteraceae", parents = {"composites"}, }

labels["tomatoes"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the cultivated species Solanum lycopersicum and its wild relative, Solanum pimpinellifolium", parents = {"nightshades", "solanums", "vegetables"}, }

labels["trees"] = { type = "set", description = "default", parents = {"plants"}, wpcat = true, commonscat = true, }

labels["Trifolieae tribe plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=alfalfa, alsike, burclover, clover, fenugreek, medick, melilot, restharrow, and other plants in the tribe Trifolieae of the family Fabaceae", parents = {"legumes"}, }

labels["Vigna beans"] = { type = "set", displaytitle = "Vigna beans", description = "=plants in the Asian legume genus Vigna, including black-eyed peas, Bambara groundnuts and what are variously called beans, dals or grams", parents = {"Phaseoleae tribe plants", "vegetables"}, }

labels["violet family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=Johnny-jump-ups, mahoe, pansies, violas, violets, whiteywood and other plants in the family Violaceae", parents = {"Malpighiales order plants"}, }

labels["walnut family plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=walnuts, butternuts, hickories, pecans, and other trees in the family Juglandaceae", parents = {"trees", "nuts"}, }

labels["water plants"] = { type = "set", description = "default", parents = {"plants"}, }

labels["willows and poplars"] = { type = "set", description = "=plants in the family Salicaceae", parents = {"Malpighiales order plants", "trees"}, }

labels["Zingiberales order plants"] = { type = "set", description = "=arrowroot, bananas, birds of paradise, cannas, gingers, prayer plant, and other plants in the order Zingiberales", parents = {"commelinids"}, }

return labels

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text: misforståelsene

title: misforståelsene


text:
bizonyítható

Adjective

 * 1) provable, demonstrable

title: bizonyítható


text:
diòxid de carboni

Noun

 * 1) carbon dioxide CO2

title: diòxid de carboni


text:
anfractuosidad

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) roughness
 * 2)  anfractuosity

title: anfractuosidad


text:
кое-чей

Pronoun

 * 1) somebody's, someone's

title: кое-чей


text:
desprivatización

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) deprivatization

title: desprivatización


text:
escabechina

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  slaughter, destruction

title: escabechina


text:
excrecencia

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) excrescence

title: excrecencia


text:
explosionar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to explode

title: explosionar


text:
bělovlnný

Etymology
From. It refers to the colour and wool-like surface of the described object (fungi).

Adjective

 * 1)    and

Usage notes
Although all three genders of the adjective can be created, in practical usage only the masculine (bělovlnný) and feminine (bělovlnná) can be found, since the words appear only in the two above mentioned names of fungi (though exceptions may be possible).

title: bělovlnný


text:
Talk:無法無天

無法無天
Same as —suzukaze (t・c) 08:09, 1 September 2015 (UTC)
 * The nominated sense is one for proper noun, "(movie title) American Outlaws". --Dan Polansky (talk) 08:04, 18 October 2015 (UTC)

Sense deleted. bd2412 T 16:54, 27 October 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:無法無天


text:
Talk:avoir une liaison

avoir une liaison
Hi,

I don't think this suit of words is a phrase in French. Instead, this is one way among others to say (by ellipse) have an affair, but not a set phrase. Your opinion? — Automatik (talk) 08:17, 10 September 2015 (UTC)
 * I think you're right. I am the creator of the entry and I'm OK for it to be deleted. I can't confirm the sense but let's follow the process and see if anyone else has a different opinion. --Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 11:37, 10 September 2015 (UTC)
 * I've explicitly added the sense to liaison, it just has 'liaison' as a definition before, which will correct doesn't tell you which senses of liaison apply. fr:liaison has 16 definitions, I've bumped us up to six so far. Renard Migrant (talk) 11:29, 11 September 2015 (UTC)
 * I've also added the sense to which lacked the 'to participate in an experience' definition. As in have an affair, have sexual relations, and so on. Renard Migrant (talk) 15:43, 11 September 2015 (UTC)

Deleted as SOP. bd2412 T 16:56, 27 October 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:avoir une liaison


text:
ganzúa

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) lock pick device
 * 2) lock pick person
 * 1) lock pick person
 * 1) lock pick person

title: ganzúa


text:
Talk:Shamy

Shamy
A fictional universe name for the Sheldon/Amy couple. 128.91.40.233 13:56, 11 September 2015 (UTC)

 * It's not used in the universe, but only outside the universe (by fans), so that rule doesn't apply. Equinox ◑ 15:00, 11 September 2015 (UTC)

 * It has been used in-universe. At least once, very early on.  Penny called them Shamy, Amy said she didn't like it. 128.91.40.233 15:18, 11 September 2015 (UTC)
 * At least twice, apparently. TBBT wiki says the name was first used by Howard. 128.91.40.233 15:25, 11 September 2015 (UTC)
 * "Shamy" has been used in a couple of episodes of the show, but it's also been used by fans. Combining the names of characters to create smush names is an established practice in fandom. Thus, it's difficult to gauge whether fan usage of "Shamy" is always the product of "Shamy" being used on the show, or whether some fans, following the fandom tradition of smush-naming, may have coined "Shamy" independently of the show's writers (it's certainly more catchy than the alternative "Ameldon"). "Shamy" already meets CFI by having three independent, durably-archived cites spread over a period of at least a year. Trying to answer the chicken-or-egg question of whether it should be considered a term originating in a fictional universe or fandom slang seems like an exercise in hair-splitting. -Cloudcuckoolander (talk) 16:34, 12 September 2015 (UTC)
 * Hair-splitting? Chicken-or-egg?  You're bluffing with nothing.  Fans pick up on every last show usage.  In the contrary direction, shows cherry-pick a very very limited number of names/terms/ideas from fans, since doing so usually leaves them vulnerable to copyright lawsuits.  (Which used to happen: there's a reason shows/comics/etc have policies of not reading unsolicited manuscripts, tightly limiting fan/creator interactions, and so on.)  I'd say the burden of proof that this is originally a fan coinage is squarely on those who claim it is so, because on its face it's a longshot.  And WT:FICTION says terms originating from a fictional universe go into an appendix, unless they have three references that are made independently of the fictional source.  The three citations are obviously direct references to the show.
 * You want fan coinage, try "Shenny". Google hits everywhere, I'm sure three of them will easily come from durable sources.  Meanwhile, note that TBBT wiki claims "Shenny" is a fan coinage, something they pointedly do not say regarding "Shamy".  128.91.40.233 16:45, 13 September 2015 (UTC)

 * The portion of WT:FICTION you referred to is intended to apply to stuff like lightsaber and Jabba the Hutt. Both of these originate directly from the Star Wars franchise, but they've since entered into general use in English. One can find uses of both which don't directly reference the Star Wars franchise. Lightsaber is used as a generic word for the type of sci-fi weapon depicted in the films and Jabba the Hutt is used to mean "overweight person." These are examples of terms derived directly from a fictional universe being used independent of reference to that universe.
 * Contrast this to terms like Snapefic, which does not derive directly from a fictional universe (i.e., it's not used within the Harry Potter series), but rather is a fan coinage that references a character within a fictional universe. Smush names generally fall into this category. Thus, WT:FICTION doesn't apply to them. In the rare case of a smush name being used in canon, it's difficult to determine whether fan use predates, or arose independently of, the canon use, and thus standard citation criteria ought to apply. The standard citation criteria are pretty good at weeding out canonically-used smush names that were never adopted/independently coined by fans (see what's happening to Koothrapenny).
 * In practice, "durably-archived media" includes things published in physical mediums (books, newspapers, films), and excludes all digital mediums except Usenet posts. This is why I haven't been able to attest attest Shenny to date. "Non-durable" citations can be collected on citations pages for reference purposes, but they don't count toward the three citations needed to minimally attest a term. -Cloudcuckoolander (talk) 20:54, 13 September 2015 (UTC)
 * Without getting into the debate, I will point out that "Shenny" has been as well-attested as "Shamy". Choor monster (talk) 15:43, 17 September 2015 (UTC)
 * All of the citations used to attest Shamy are from print publications. Whereas we don't currently have three "durable" citations for Shenny.  is an online-only publication, and the Today cite uses it as a hashtag, so it's kind of iffy. That's why I held off creating a Shenny entry in mainspace. -Cloudcuckoolander (talk) 18:21, 17 September 2015 (UTC)

 * Keep per CCL. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 05:44, 13 September 2015 (UTC)

 * Delete Regardless whether it's coined by fans or the show writers, it's a fictional thing which exists only in a fictional universe. Snapefic is a thing in this universe; Shamy is not. WT:FICTION applies, as it should to all smushes of fictional character names. —Pengo (talk) 23:52, 15 September 2015 (UTC)
 * Pedantically, even if this was first used in the fictional universe doesn't mean it originates from the fictional universe; the subsequent uses could have been coined independently without being a reference to the usage in the show. Renard Migrant (talk) 14:18, 16 September 2015 (UTC)
 * By this logic, we shouldn't have entries for unicorn, ray gun, or warp drive, as these these are all fictional/speculative things which exist only in fictional/speculative realms. Whether something is real or unreal has zero bearing on whether it's worthy of inclusion. Our mandate is "all words in all languages," not "all words for things that actually exist." Pairing smush names don't fall under WT:FICTION. They refer to elements from a fictional universe, but they're generally not taken directly from a fictional universe. Nor are they "names of persons or places from fictional universes." They're names for relationships (generally romantic or sexual) between characters. Not to mention, many, if not most, "ships" don't exist in canon. They don't exist in an established fictional universe, only in the imaginations of fans. -Cloudcuckoolander (talk) 02:29, 17 September 2015 (UTC)
 * Your examples of unicorn, ray gun, and warp drive exist in multiple distinct fictional universes, not just in a fictional universe. They would also all pass WT:FICTION for attributive use. "All words in all languages" is tempered by WT:CFI. In this case you need citations that are independent of reference to that universe (emphasis in original document), i.e. find citations that nothing to do with the show or its fanfic. Fanfic and fan commentary is not "independent" of the show. In fact, it's very much dependent, as it references the same characters of the TV show when it uses the term sharmy. Exactly the same rules as apply as for lightsaber or Darth Vader. Those terms pass. Shamy fails. Who coined the word is, again, utterly irrelevant. —Pengo (talk) 14:16, 17 September 2015 (UTC)
 * The logic used by Pengo is WT:FICTION. The terms unicorn, ray gun, and warp drive have numerous instances of use made independently of whatever fictional universes they each came from.
 * As a style issue, should fan-jargon like "ship" be part of our definitions? Seems a bit urban to me. Choor monster (talk) 14:57, 17 September 2015 (UTC)
 * I'd suggest it's okay as long as the sense has the "fandom" gloss: this makes it clear enough what sort of ship is meant. Equinox ◑ 15:14, 17 September 2015 (UTC)
 * I agree that it's clear. I am disapproving, not bewildered. Choor monster (talk) 15:41, 17 September 2015 (UTC)
 * @Pengo. Finding citations of Janto or Snapefic that do not reference Torchwood or Harry Potter, respectively, would be impossible, as those fictional universes are inherent to the meanings of the terms in question. That's not what "independent of reference to [a fictional] universe" was intended to mean. It was not intended to exclude fandom slang that references elements from fictional universe. It was intended to cover words and names that originate directly from a fictional universe, to prevent mainspace from being crowded with crufty entries for jargon from Harry Potter, Star Wars, etc. In order to support the existence of an entry for Muggle, one would need to find citations independent of reference to the fictional universe from which the term originates, i.e. not citations from the Harry Potter novels, the series of films based on the novels, books about the novels, etc. A hypothetical scene in a sitcom in which one character declares, "Stand back, Muggle, this is a job for a real computer expert" would count, as it would be an example of taking a term from the Harry Potter novels (a fictional universe) and using it in a way that doesn't directly reference those novels. -Cloudcuckoolander (talk) 19:25, 17 September 2015 (UTC)
 * Exactly zero words "originate directly from a fictional universe", because a fictional universe does not create new words. People do. I disagree with what you believe WT:FICTION intends. In my opinion, Janto should indeed be deleted because it is exactly the kind entry we do not want, whether it was created by the TV writers or the fans: It describes a concept that is only relevant to a single universe and has no meaning in English outside of that discussion of that universe. And this is what WT:FICTION intends to weed out: Words with no broader meaning, i.e. what you call "cruft". Snapefic gets a pass because it is not a fictional person or concept. —Pengo (talk) 23:32, 17 September 2015 (UTC)
 * "Terms originating in fictional universes" is the wording used in WT:CFI. I definitely think that wording could be changed to better communicate the concept in question ("terms originating from works of fiction and used exclusively within these works of fiction"?), but the implication that fictional universes can somehow generate words is CFI's fault, not mine. -Cloudcuckoolander (talk) 00:34, 18 September 2015 (UTC)
 * Yep, I realise, which is why I was focusing on it, and showing that it needs interpretation. I agree that wording could be better. —Pengo (talk) 09:19, 19 September 2015 (UTC)

 * Comment. It seems there is agreement that the existing WT:FICTION is less than clear for this type of construction, and as such, it would be better to have a general rethink of what we want rather than just wikilawyer our way to a no-consensus keep.  In general, fictional universe ontology poses some interesting philosophical questions, see  for a by-now classic discussion.  People here are just shooting from their hips as if it's black-and-white.
 * Note that fanfic is not particularly new, just way more common and visible nowadays. What is the boundary of a fictional universe?  Do we, for example, count The Aeneid as part of Homer's universe?  Do we distinguish between Canon and non-Canon?  Do we care if the author named something first?  (Shamy vs Shenny illustrates both questions, which is why there seems to be three opinions above.)  Consider the thousands of latter-day additions to Alice, Sherlock, Oz, Conan.  (From Sherlock/Irene or Johnlock shipping to Oz threeway slash, it's all there somewhere.)  As an example of how this would matter, we ought to be clear whether a review of non-Canon is "independent" of the originating fictional universe (or rephrase our guideline). Choor monster (talk) 16:27, 21 September 2015 (UTC)

No consensus to delete. bd2412 T 13:52, 28 October 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:Shamy


text: Category:Finland Northern Sami

title: Category:Finland Northern Sami


text: Category:Regional Northern Sami

title: Category:Regional Northern Sami


text:
సుత్తి మరియు కొడవలి

Noun

 * 1) hammer and sickle: A depiction of a sickle crossed with a hammer, used as a symbol of communism and the Soviet Union.

title: సుత్తి మరియు కొడవలి


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text:
retacón

Adjective

 * 1) short, stocky

title: retacón


text: Category:Hebrew ע״א nif'al verbs

title: Category:Hebrew ע״א nif'al verbs


text:
torrero

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) lighthouse keeper

title: torrero


text: Category:Tunisian Arabic non-lemma forms


text: Category:Tunisian Arabic noun plural forms


text: petty-fogger

title: petty-fogger


text: Category:Tunisian Arabic noun forms

title: Category:Tunisian Arabic noun forms


text: Category:Ge'ez proper nouns

title: Category:Ge'ez proper nouns


text:
త్రివర్ణ పతాకము

Noun

 * 1) tricolour flag: A flag consisting of three stripes that are either vertical or horizontal; all of equal size, and of a different colour each.

title: త్రివర్ణ పతాకము


text: petty-foggers

title: petty-foggers


text: Category:Hindi surnames from English

title: Category:Hindi surnames from English


text: Category:Swedish Northern Sami

title: Category:Swedish Northern Sami


text: Category:Dhivehi borrowed terms

title: Category:Dhivehi borrowed terms


text: Category:Aklanon terms with IPA pronunciation


text: Category:Hindi terms derived from Classical Nahuatl


text: త్రివర్ణ పతాకం

title: త్రివర్ణ పతాకం


text:
Talk:contemporary gospel

The definition as it stands wouldn't be SOP, but I suspect it is inaccurate, so this is more of a fact-finding mission. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 05:41, 8 October 2015 (UTC)
 * Delete - as above. If real, it is sum of parts. SemperBlotto (talk) 08:00, 8 October 2015 (UTC)
 * Keep - this is a fairly clearly defined term as far as music genres go. For example, see this 1980 article from Billboard magazine: It wasn't too many years ago that contemporary gospel music was hard to find -- this would be meaningless if it were SOP, and is clearly referring to a distinct genre. Similarly: one of the oldest forms (sacred Harp) to the newest (contemporary gospel) (it wouldn't be worded like that if all "contemporary" gospel was "contemporary gospel"). Now as to whether this definition is accurate, I'm not sure it's how I'd word it but it isn't really wrong I think. I'll try to look for more info later. WurdSnatcher (talk) 15:39, 8 October 2015 (UTC)
 * Also I'll note that sacred harp and other forms of gospel music exist in the contemporary era, but no one calls them "contemporary gospel". WurdSnatcher (talk) 15:46, 8 October 2015 (UTC)
 * Keep. As the nomination notes, this isn't SOP as defined (and thus is an issue for RFV, not here); as WurdSnatcher notes, that definition is likely correct. —msh210℠ (talk) 18:42, 12 October 2015 (UTC)
 * Keep Bad-faith nomination, no RfD grounds, and I'd vote to keep nonetheless as it's unclear whether gospel refers to religious music or Biblical texts about Jesus., if you want to go on a "fact-finding mission", do it on your own time, and probably at RfV, not here. Pur ple back pack 89   19:54, 12 October 2015 (UTC)
 * Also,, I used Google Books and found a number of sources that support the definition as worded, one of which I've added into the article. You could've easily spared us this RfD or RfV if you'd taken the couple of minutes to do that yourself. Pur ple back pack 89   20:10, 12 October 2015 (UTC)

 * Keep per WurdSnatcher. bd2412 T 14:05, 19 October 2015 (UTC)

Kept: Clear consensus to keep and no votes in a week and a half. Pur ple back pack 89  14:49, 30 October 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:contemporary gospel


text:
పతాకము

Noun

 * 1) flag

title: పతాకము


text: పతాకం

title: పతాకం


text:
zebra plant

Noun

 * 1) Any of several species of tropical plants with contrasting patterns of light and dark on their leaves, which are grown as houseplants, especially:
 * 2)  (syn. )
 * 3)  (syn. ; )
 * 1)  (syn. ; )
 * 1)  (syn. ; )
 * 1)  (syn. ; )

title: zebra plant


text:
నల్ల జెండా

Noun

 * 1) Black flag: A flag with a black color, used as a symbol of anarchism.

title: నల్ల జెండా


text:
జెండా

Etymology
/.

Noun

 * 1) flag, banner

title: జెండా


text:
lógr

Noun

 * 1)  coffee dregs, coffee grounds

Usage notes

 * A mass noun in Czech.

Synonyms

 * kávová formal

title: lógr


text:
తెల్ల జెండా

Noun

 * 1) White flag: A flag with a white color, often used as a symbol of surrender.

title: తెల్ల జెండా


text: Hoople

title: Hoople


text:
predicaciun

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) preaching; predication

title: predicaciun


text: Lankin

title: Lankin


text:
ఎర్ర జెండా

Noun

 * 1) Red flag: A common symbol, usually in the form of a banner, for leftist revolutionary ideologies, especially socialism.

title: ఎర్ర జెండా


text:
ఎర్ర

Etymology 1
Adjectival form of, from.

Alternative forms

 * (obsolete)

Adjective

 * 1) red, scarlet, crimson

Noun

 * 1) earthworm
 * 2) fishing bait

title: ఎర్ర


text:
Talk:prasine

Via Old French, Middle French prame
Why so? Surely just a borrowing from Middle French, from Latin (etc.) but not at all from. Renard Migrant (talk) 15:43, 7 November 2015 (UTC)
 * Probably true for the specific form ‘prasine’, but there were many forms in Middle French and early English citations reflect this – you find ‘prame’, ‘prasme’, ‘prasne’ etc., so the word in all its variants comes from the whole melange of MF and Anglo-Norman forms. Unfortunately without many citations it's hard to show this in our entry. Ƿidsiþ 10:21, 9 November 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:prasine


text:
Wiktionary talk:Votes/pl-2015-11/NORM: 10 proposals

Trailing newlines in template names and parameter values
There are many entries that "escape" the newline by putting it in a comment. This is the usual practice for template-internal code, but should it be allowed in entries? —CodeCat 15:45, 7 November 2015 (UTC)
 * I'd like to see some examples of entries like that, please. --Daniel Carrero (talk) 16:01, 7 November 2015 (UTC)

Discussion
List of discussion threads, copied from collapsed div on the vote page:

 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] (proposal 1)
 * (BP) Renaming Wiktionary:Normalization of entries (WT:NORM) → Wiktionary:Entry source code (WT:ESC)
 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] (proposal 2)
 * NORM vote (Support section)
 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] (proposals 3, 5 and 7)
 * Changes made at Special:PermanentLink/35297129 and reverted per (BP) Restoring WT:NORM
 * (proposal 7) (2006 discussion) 27. One space after "#"
 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] (proposal 4)
 * NORM vote (Abstain section)
 * (BP) WT:NORM and multiple spaces, tabs and indentation
 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] (proposal 6)
 * (NORM talk) Things that should appear on a line by themselves (this one also affected other proposals)
 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] (proposal 8)
 * (Thread) MewBot and spaces
 * (NORM talk) Collapse multiple spaces into one space
 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] (proposal 9)
 * (BP) Poll 6 (about the blank line between "right-aligned content" and the next heading)
 * (BP) Poll 16 - Comments
 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] (proposal 10)
 * (2006 discussion) 1. No whitespace before first language heading
 * (Thread) MewBot removing blank line after
 * (NORM talk) Blank line before first heading
 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] (notices about the vote)
 * (BP) Created Wiktionary:Votes/pl-2015-11/NORM: 10 proposals
 * (BP) Wiktionary:Votes/pl-2015-11/NORM: 10 proposals - starting soon
 * [[Image:Wikt rei-artur3.svg|20px]] (vote talk page)
 * Wiktionary talk:Votes/pl-2015-11/NORM: 10 proposals

‑‑ Eiríkr Útlendi │Tala við mig 07:07, 13 November 2015 (UTC)

I refuse to vote on principle
because everything is tucked into bullshit expandable sections. Have fun with that! Equinox ◑ 03:14, 25 November 2015 (UTC)
 * http://i.imgur.com/ZcZRx2U.png hth DTLHS (talk) 17:48, 25 November 2015 (UTC)


text: knee-capping

title: knee-capping


text: Category:en:Celestial bodies

title: Category:en:Celestial bodies


text: Category:Celestial bodies

title: Category:Celestial bodies


text:
misforstå

Verb

 * 1) misunderstand

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to misunderstand

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to misunderstand

title: misforstå


text: misforståes

title: misforståes


text:
Talk:bruv

"Used mainly to address one's brother" - I don't think this is true. 86.159.196.231 16:08, 7 November 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:bruv


text: misforstås

title: misforstås


text: misforstår

title: misforstår


text:
Talk:poulaine

Anglo-Norman appears to be uncitable. Renard Migrant (talk) 16:19, 7 November 2015 (UTC)
 * Well it's listed as a variant form here. Ƿidsiþ 10:23, 9 November 2015 (UTC)
 * Yes, but an uncitable one. Renard Migrant (talk) 21:53, 12 November 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:poulaine


text: misforstod

title: misforstod


text:
User:Tedjam

User page of Tedjam.

title: User:Tedjam


text: misforsto

title: misforsto


text:
Talk:халяльный

Can somebody fix categories of this article?--Eely59 (talk) 16:32, 7 November 2015 (UTC)
 * I have fixed the context label to categorise for Russian. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 18:43, 7 November 2015 (UTC)

 * Thanks! I've found this word in category en:Islam and was surprised at it. Sorry for my strange English.--Eely59 (talk) 19:10, 7 November 2015 (UTC)
 * Your English is good, don't worry about it! Tell me if you need anything else. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 19:52, 7 November 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:халяльный


text: misforstått

title: misforstått


text: misforstående

title: misforstående


text:
struikelmat

Etymology
From the stem of.

Noun

 * 1) a hard and pointy rubber mat laid down between railroad tracks to make it difficult to walk or run across

title: struikelmat


text: adchotate

title: adchotate


text: n-étatsat

title: n-étatsat


text: n-étar

title: n-étar


text: adcotate

title: adcotate


text: étatsat

title: étatsat


text:
sjoemelsoftware

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) software that skews test results

title: sjoemelsoftware


text:
krigsrätt

Etymology
From, cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) laws of war (a branch of international law, regulating warfare)
 * 2) martial law (the laws that apply during war)
 * 3) a court martial

title: krigsrätt


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-Aryan/Hagníṣ

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) fire
 * 2)  Agni

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-Aryan/Hagníṣ


text:
planetula

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  small planet, minor planet
 * 2) * 2004, Reijo Pitkäranta, Novus planetoides inventus, Nuntii Latini 27.2.2004
 * "la"

- Planetulam reppererunt uranographi in schola superiore technica Californiae laborantes.

title: planetula


text:
kukmák okázalý

Noun

 * 1) big sheath mushroom, rose-gilled grisette,  species of saprotrophic fungus

Usage notes

 * Although the word kukmák should be declined as masculine inanimate, in practical colloquial usage the animate declension also sometimes appears.

Declension
when inanimate:

when animate:

Hypernyms

 * – kingdom; – division;  – class;  – order;  – family;  – genus

title: kukmák okázalý


text:
Sutrius

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) of

title: Sutrius


text: tjukkere

title: tjukkere


text:
juvenoia

Etymology
Coined by David Finkelhor in 2010, from a.

Noun

 * 1)  The fear or hostility directed by an older generation toward a younger one, or toward youth culture in general.

title: juvenoia


text: tjukkest

title: tjukkest


text: tjukkeste

title: tjukkeste


text:
Sutrium

Etymology
Apparently from.

Proper noun

 * , now Sutri

title: Sutrium


text:
User:Santasa99

Kiss me Up & Down !

title: User:Santasa99


text: Category:en:Types of planets

title: Category:en:Types of planets


text: Category:Types of planets

title: Category:Types of planets


text:
حوم

Noun

 * 1) mouth ulcer, aphthous ulcer, aphthous stomatitis

title: حوم


text:
User talk:Santasa99

Let it be talk page

title: User talk:Santasa99


text: Category:ro:Cities in Romania

title: Category:ro:Cities in Romania


text: Category:en:Cities in Romania

title: Category:en:Cities in Romania


text: Category:en:Counties of Romania

title: Category:en:Counties of Romania


text: Category:Counties of Romania

title: Category:Counties of Romania


text: Category:en:Planets of the Solar System

title: Category:en:Planets of the Solar System


text: Category:Planets of the Solar System

title: Category:Planets of the Solar System


text: Category:cs:Planets of the Solar System

title: Category:cs:Planets of the Solar System


text: Category:cs:List of set categories

title: Category:cs:List of set categories


text: Category:cs:Celestial bodies

title: Category:cs:Celestial bodies


text:
naranjero

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  orange, orange growing

Noun

 * 1) someone who grows or sells oranges
 * 2) an orange tree

title: naranjero


text: Category:en:Dwarf planets of the Solar System


text:
reizvoll

Adjective

 * 1) delightful, charming, lovely

title: reizvoll


text: Category:Dwarf planets of the Solar System


text:
utryddelse

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) eradication, extermination

title: utryddelse


text: utryddelsen

title: utryddelsen


text: utryddelser

title: utryddelser


text:
زواج

Noun

 * 1)  marriage

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) wedding
 * 2) marriage

title: زواج


text: utryddelsene

title: utryddelsene


text:
scheuen

Etymology
From, from , from , from the adjective. .

Verb

 * 1)  to shrink from; to shun
 * 2)  to be afraid of, to shrink from, to shy away from

title: scheuen


text:
أنة

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) grandmother

title: أنة


text: étatais

title: étatais


text: étaste

title: étaste


text:
uenighet

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) disagreement

title: uenighet


text:
aracotar

Verb

 * cetheoira aicsin ad·fét-som sunt sís ara·neirnestar d(o)ib-som ara·cotar do (ath)chumt(u)ch a tír
 * four causes he sets forth here below for which it should be expected by them that their land will be obtained for rebuilding
 * cetheoira aicsin ad·fét-som sunt sís ara·neirnestar d(o)ib-som ara·cotar do (ath)chumt(u)ch a tír
 * four causes he sets forth here below for which it should be expected by them that their land will be obtained for rebuilding

Usage notes
The gloss in which this form appears is very difficult to understand; many of the words are guesses. Stokes and Strachan suggest that should perhaps be read as, while Pedersen suggests.

title: aracotar


text: uenigheta

title: uenigheta


text: uenigheten

title: uenigheten


text: Template:R:cel:VKG

title: Template:R:cel:VKG


text: uenigheter

title: uenigheter


text: Category:Czech sarcastic terms

title: Category:Czech sarcastic terms


text: uenighetene

title: uenighetene


text:
Template:R:cel:VKG/documentation

This template creates a reference for Pedersen's Vergleichende Grammatik der keltischen Sprachen (traditionally abbreviated VKG as if the title were Vergleichende keltische Grammatik). It takes two or three positional parameters and one optional named parameter. For example:
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text:
onderklasse

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  underclass
 * °N, °W
 * 1)  subclass

title: onderklasse


text:
bovenklasse

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) upper class

title: bovenklasse


text:
opperklasse

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) upper class

title: opperklasse


text:
middenklasse

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) middle class

title: middenklasse


text:
ʻeʻeʻina

Verb

 * 1) to creak; crackle; grate, as one thing against another
 * ʻUīʻuī, ʻeʻeʻina ka ʻoneki o lalo
 * The deck below creaks and squeaks

title: ʻeʻeʻina


text:
antidéflagrant

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) flameproof

title: antidéflagrant


text:
antidiphtérique

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) antidiphtheritic

title: antidiphtérique


text:
diphtérique

Adjective

 * 1) diphtheritic

title: diphtérique


text:
antiesclavagiste

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) antislavery

Noun

 * 1) antislaver

title: antiesclavagiste


text: أكرانيا

title: أكرانيا


text: kraniet

title: kraniet


text:
antihygiénique

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unhygienic

title: antihygiénique


text: kranier

title: kranier


text:
antilithique

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  antilithic

title: antilithique


text:
-eancă

Etymology
From, ultimately from.

title: -eancă


text: Trotts

title: Trotts


text: kraniene

title: kraniene


text:
preteur

Etymology
<.

Noun

 * 1) praetor (consul in command of a Roman army)

title: preteur


text:
Citations:ciswash

Verb

 * 2013, Cristan Williams, "Interview With an Actual Stonewall Riot Veteran: The Ciswashing of Stonewall Must End!", The Transadvocate, 18 February 2013:
 * Numerous media outlets recounted how the noble gays and lesbians fought that night – never mentioning trans folk… carrying on that long and painful tradition of ciswashing queer history – especially Stonewall history.
 * 2015, Matt Comer, "'Stonewall' film attracts criticism", QNotes, Volume 30, Number 8, 14 August 2015 - 27 August 2015, page 17:
 * Throughout the 2-minute trailer, I watched the passionate and diverse history of our movement be whitewashed and ciswashed.
 * 2015, Leela Ginelle, "Let's Remember What Stonewall Actually Was", PQ Monthly, August/September 2015, page 15:
 * Let's stop ciswashing and whitewashing Stonewall, and use it instead as an example of how we need to fight racism, transmisogyny and poverty in our culture.
 * 2015, Anonymous, "LGBTQIA+ survivors and sexual assault on campus", Honi Soit (University of Sydney), Semester 2, Week 5, page 17:
 * Anyone can be raped. Anyone can rape. The statistics we gather are whitewashed and ciswashed.
 * 2015, Gretchen Rachel Hammond, "Trans groups, allies protest Stonewall screening", Windy City Times, Volume 30, Number 52, 23 September 2015, page 8:
 * Eli was one such member of the group. “I’m a trans person and I don’t ever see myself portrayed in media,” he said. “These trans and queer women were the source of marriage rights. To see this narrative of the past erased and ciswashed by Hollywood is an oppressive and violent act against me.”
 * 2015, Imran Siddiquee, "'Stonewall' proves Matt Damon wrong: White guys can’t compete on 'merit' for every film", Salon, 24 September 2015:
 * In a recent New York Times article, responding to criticism of his new film “Stonewall,” which many have said whitewashes and ciswashes what happened during the 1969 riots at the Stonewall Inn in New York City, director Roland Emmerich defended his work, saying, “What can I say? I put all I know as a filmmaker into this.”
 * 2015, Conor Murphy, "Trans women should play trans women", The Daily Cardinal (University of Wisconsin-Madison), 24 September - 27 September 2015, page 4:
 * An official selection at the Sundance Film Festival this year, "Tangerine" has received broad critical acclaim for its emotional, honest portrayal of the two characters, and it's the silver lining to a year of ciswashing in casting trans roles.
 * 2015, Caroline Colvin, "'Stonewall' film fails to properly represent LGBTQ community", The Daily Orange (Syracuse University), 1 October 2015, page 7:
 * Not only has he dismissed assertions of ciswashing and whitewashing, but he has also adamantly defended his version of events.
 * 2015, Taylor Young, "'Stonewall' casting causes controversy", Talisman (Ballard High School, Seattle, Washington), Volume 98, Issue 1, 27 October 2015, page 10:
 * A petition to boycott the 2015 movie on the Gay-Straight Alliance Network has 24,798 out of 25,000 signatures, because it is "white/ciswashed" and "isn't accurately representing the riots."

title: Citations:ciswash


text: Nazi Shepherd

title: Nazi Shepherd


text:
uberegnelig

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) incalculable
 * 2) unpredictable, erratic, capricious

title: uberegnelig


text: Hamberg

title: Hamberg


text: uberegnelige

title: uberegnelige


text: Category:Braille script templates

title: Category:Braille script templates


text: Category:Proto-Samic terms derived from Baltic languages


text: Category:Black Speech cardinal numbers

title: Category:Black Speech cardinal numbers


text: Category:Black Speech numbers

title: Category:Black Speech numbers


text: Category:Black Speech terms by semantic function


text: Category:Black Speech numerals

title: Category:Black Speech numerals


text: Category:Portuguese surnames from Luo

title: Category:Portuguese surnames from Luo


text: Category:Old French terms inherited from Latin


text: Category:Old French inherited terms

title: Category:Old French inherited terms


text: Category:Hebrew terms derived from Northern Saharan Berber


text: Category:Hebrew terms derived from Berber languages


text: Category:Hebrew terms belonging to the root ח־ל־ף


text: Category:Icelandic terms inherited from Old Norse


text: Category:Terms inherited from Old Norse

title: Category:Terms inherited from Old Norse


text: Category:Icelandic terms inherited from Proto-Germanic


text: Category:Icelandic inherited terms

title: Category:Icelandic inherited terms


text: Category:Lü adjectives

title: Category:Lü adjectives


text: Category:Yir-Yoront entry maintenance

title: Category:Yir-Yoront entry maintenance


text: Category:Yir-Yoront language

title: Category:Yir-Yoront language


text: Category:Bitlis Armenian

title: Category:Bitlis Armenian


text: Category:Afrikaans auto-table templates

title: Category:Afrikaans auto-table templates


text: Category:Tunen entry maintenance

title: Category:Tunen entry maintenance


text: Category:Tunen language

title: Category:Tunen language


text: Category:Portuguese surnames from Basque


text: Category:en:Municipalities of France

title: Category:en:Municipalities of France


text: Category:Municipalities of France

title: Category:Municipalities of France


text: Category:Elfdalian an-stem nouns

title: Category:Elfdalian an-stem nouns


text: Category:Elfdalian a-stem nouns

title: Category:Elfdalian a-stem nouns


text: Category:Elfdalian cons-stem nouns

title: Category:Elfdalian cons-stem nouns


text: epistolaries

title: epistolaries


text:
jumping castle

Noun

 * 1)  A bouncing castle

title: jumping castle


text: jumping castles

title: jumping castles


text: IARU

title: IARU


text:
ettåring

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a one-year-old
 * 2) a yearling

title: ettåring


text: ettåringen

title: ettåringen


text: meadowfoams

title: meadowfoams


text: ettåringer

title: ettåringer


text: ettåringene

title: ettåringene


text:
orchidectomize

Verb

 * 1)  To perform an orchidectomy upon.

title: orchidectomize


text:
orchidectomized

Adjective

 * 1) Surgically castrated

title: orchidectomized


text: orchidectomizes

title: orchidectomizes


text: orchidectomizing

title: orchidectomizing


text:
plantazolicin

Noun

 * 1) A natural antibiotic produced by the soil bacterium  and active against anthrax.

title: plantazolicin


text:
subscenario

Noun

 * 1) A secondary or subsidiary scenario.

title: subscenario


text: subscenarios

title: subscenarios


text:
synaptotoxicity

Noun

 * 1) The condition of being synaptotoxic

title: synaptotoxicity


text:
пяцьдзесят тры

Numeral

 * 1)   (53)

title: пяцьдзесят тры


text:
undersing

Verb

 * 1)  To sing inadequately, or with too little vocal effort.
 * 2) * 1858, “The Ballad Poetry of Scotland—Professor Aytoun” (review) in MacPhail’s Edinburgh Ecclesiastical Journal, no. 152:
 * …the enthusiastic borderism of Scott, who, rather than that a freebooter should under-act his part, or a bard undersing his praise, took the liberty of sometimes inventing the action and then resounding its glories, and debiting both to the account of originals, quite innocent of either.
 * 1)  To sing beneath, or in accompaniment to; to sing an undersong.
 * 1)  To sing beneath, or in accompaniment to; to sing an undersong.

title: undersing


text: undersings

title: undersings


text: undersinging

title: undersinging


text: undersang

title: undersang


text:
шэсцьдзесят тры

Numeral

 * 1)   (63)

title: шэсцьдзесят тры


text:
supercrisp

Adjective

 * 1) Very crisp.

title: supercrisp


text:
семдзесят тры

Numeral

 * 1)   (73)

title: семдзесят тры


text:
nonpersonalized

Adjective

 * 1) Not personalized.

title: nonpersonalized


text:
noncomputing

Adjective

 * 1) Not relating to computing.

title: noncomputing


text:
восемдзесят тры

Numeral

 * 1)   (83)

title: восемдзесят тры


text:
дзевяноста тры

Numeral

 * 1)   (93)

title: дзевяноста тры


text:
ballerinadom

Noun

 * 1) The realm or sphere of ballerinas.

title: ballerinadom


text:
puckhandler

Noun

 * 1)  A player skilled or involved in puck-handling.
 * He was a great goaltender but a poor puckhandler.

title: puckhandler


text: puckhandlers

title: puckhandlers


text:
fakiness

Noun

 * 1)  fakeness

title: fakiness


text:
antiglycemic

Adjective

 * 1) Preventing or countering glycemia.

title: antiglycemic


text: antiglycaemic

title: antiglycaemic


text:
benoxathian

Noun

 * 1) A particular α 1-adrenoceptor antagonist.

title: benoxathian


text:
dactylogyrid

Noun

 * 1)  Any flatworm in the family.

title: dactylogyrid


text: dactylogyrids

title: dactylogyrids


text:
dermatomucosal

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to the skin and mucous membranes.

title: dermatomucosal


text:
imbricately

Adverb

 * 1) In an imbricate manner.

title: imbricately


text:
localizational

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to localization.

title: localizational


text:
nonpathologic

Adjective

 * 1) Not pathologic.

title: nonpathologic


text:
nontryptic

Adjective

 * 1) Not tryptic.

title: nontryptic


text:
nonsynthetase

Adjective

 * 1) Not being or relating to synthetase.

title: nonsynthetase


text:
refocusable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being refocused.

title: refocusable


text:
tetradecanoate

Noun

 * 1)  A salt or ester of tetradecanoic acid.

title: tetradecanoate


text: tetradecanoates

title: tetradecanoates


text: chalcanthites

title: chalcanthites


text:
tenderstem

Etymology
, originally a trademark.

Noun

 * 1) A vegetable that is a cross between broccoli and Chinese kale.

title: tenderstem


text:
homespunness

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being homespun.

title: homespunness


text: snorefest

title: snorefest


text: snorefests

title: snorefests


text:
gigglefest

Noun

 * 1)  An event, film, etc. that causes plenty of giggling.

title: gigglefest


text: gigglefests

title: gigglefests


text: contrabajistas

title: contrabajistas


text: deslaves

title: deslaves


text: encefalogramas

title: encefalogramas


text: falseamientos

title: falseamientos


text: fonetistas

title: fonetistas


text:
anthracology

Etymology
=.

Noun

 * 1) The science of the analysis and identification of charcoal based on wood anatomy, which remains perfectly preserved after carbonization

Related terms

 * anthracological

title: anthracology


text: heterógeneos

title: heterógeneos


text: heterógenea

title: heterógenea


text: heterógeneas

title: heterógeneas


text: idealizaciones

title: idealizaciones


text: interceptaciones

title: interceptaciones


text: interdicciones

title: interdicciones


text: jequesas

title: jequesas


text: mezzosopranos

title: mezzosopranos


text: mucilaginosos

title: mucilaginosos


text:
anthracological

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to anthracology.

title: anthracological


text: mucilaginosa

title: mucilaginosa


text: mucilaginosas

title: mucilaginosas


text: neuroendocrinos

title: neuroendocrinos


text: neuroendocrina

title: neuroendocrina


text:
anthracologist

Noun

 * 1) One who studies anthracology.

title: anthracologist


text: neuroendocrinas

title: neuroendocrinas


text: prohibicionistas

title: prohibicionistas


text: anthracologists

title: anthracologists


text: saharianos

title: saharianos


text: saharianas

title: saharianas


text: trapezoidales

title: trapezoidales


text: ajusticiamientos

title: ajusticiamientos


text: avernos

title: avernos


text: desaconsejables

title: desaconsejables


text: elogiables

title: elogiables


text: estafilococos

title: estafilococos


text: fundamentaciones

title: fundamentaciones


text: instructivos

title: instructivos


text: instructivas

title: instructivas


text: nosocomios

title: nosocomios


text: pluriempleos

title: pluriempleos


text: tembleques

title: tembleques


text:
biepicondylar

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to two epicondyles.

title: biepicondylar


text: escabechinas

title: escabechinas


text: excrecencias

title: excrecencias


text: ganzúas

title: ganzúas


text: gastrónomos

title: gastrónomos


text: gastrónoma

title: gastrónoma


text: gastrónomas

title: gastrónomas


text: matricidios

title: matricidios


text: obstetras

title: obstetras


text: pugilatos

title: pugilatos


text: retacones

title: retacones


text: torreros

title: torreros


text:
one-year-old

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Having lived or existed for one year.
 * a one-year-old car

Translations

 * Bulgarian: едногоди́шен
 * Finnish: yksivuotias
 * Hungarian:
 * Macedonian: едного́дишен
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: ettårig
 * Nynorsk: eittårig
 * Polish:
 * Russian:
 * Swedish:
 * Ukrainian: однорі́чний, однолі́тній

Noun

 * 1) A child or animal that is one year of age.

Translations

 * Finnish: yksivuotias
 * Macedonian: го́динак, годи́наче
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: ettåring
 * Nynorsk: eittåring
 * Swedish:

title: one-year-old


text:
barranquismo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) canyoning sport

title: barranquismo


text:
calefón

Noun

 * 1)  water heater

title: calefón


text:
cantable

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) singable

Adjective

 * 1) singable

Noun

 * 1)  cantabile

title: cantable


text:
maturationally

Adverb

 * 1)  in a maturational manner

title: maturationally


text:
columbrar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to make out, glimpse see in the distance

title: columbrar


text:
contracorriente

Noun

 * 1) countercurrent

title: contracorriente


text:
descongestión

Noun

 * 1) decongestion

title: descongestión


text:
deslegitimar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to delegitimize, discredit

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to delegitimize, discredit

title: deslegitimar


text:
premiación

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) award ceremony

title: premiación


text:
prenupcial

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) prenuptial

title: prenupcial


text:
refinamiento

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) refinement
 * 2) cruelty
 * 1) cruelty

title: refinamiento


text:
retrogame

Noun

 * 1)  An older video game or computer game that is played by hobbyists.

title: retrogame


text: retrogames

title: retrogames


text:
rompiente

Noun

 * 1) reef, shoal

title: rompiente


text: calefones

title: calefones


text: cantables

title: cantables


text: comunales

title: comunales


text: contracorrientes

title: contracorrientes


text: premiaciones

title: premiaciones


text: prenupciales

title: prenupciales


text: refinamientos

title: refinamientos


text: rompientes

title: rompientes


text: columbrare

title: columbrare


text: columbrabas

title: columbrabas


text: columbráis

title: columbráis


text: columbrará

title: columbrará


text: columbrés

title: columbrés


text: columbrabais

title: columbrabais


text: columbró

title: columbró


text: columbren

title: columbren


text: columbrarías

title: columbrarías


text: columbraré

title: columbraré


text: columbrás

title: columbrás


text: columbráramos

title: columbráramos


text: columbre

title: columbre


text: columbra

title: columbra


text: columbrarían

title: columbrarían


text: columbraras

title: columbraras


text: columbrara

title: columbrara


text: columbro

title: columbro


text: columbraremos

title: columbraremos


text: columbré

title: columbré


text: columbraban

title: columbraban


text: columbraseis

title: columbraseis


text: columbraríais

title: columbraríais


text: columbremos

title: columbremos


text: columbrasteis

title: columbrasteis


text: columbramos

title: columbramos


text: columbrá

title: columbrá


text: columbrábamos

title: columbrábamos


text: columbráremos

title: columbráremos


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title: columbrase


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title: columbraríamos


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title: columbrando


text: columbraréis

title: columbraréis


text: columbrarán

title: columbrarán


text: columbrarás

title: columbrarás


text: columbrases

title: columbrases


text: columbrareis

title: columbrareis


text: columbraran

title: columbraran


text: columbréis

title: columbréis


text: columbraron

title: columbraron


text: columbraste

title: columbraste


text: columbraría

title: columbraría


text: columbras

title: columbras


text: zhuóluò

title: zhuóluò


text: columbran

title: columbran


text: columbres

title: columbres


text: columbraba

title: columbraba


text: columbrarais

title: columbrarais


text: zháoluò

title: zháoluò


text: columbrad

title: columbrad


text: columbrares

title: columbrares


text: columbrásemos

title: columbrásemos


text: columbrasen

title: columbrasen


text: columbraren

title: columbraren


text: columbrado

title: columbrado


text: columbrada

title: columbrada


text: columbrados

title: columbrados


text: columbradas

title: columbradas


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title: deslegitimando


text: deslegitimasen

title: deslegitimasen


text: deslegitimaríamos

title: deslegitimaríamos


text: deslegitimemos

title: deslegitimemos


text: deslegitimes

title: deslegitimes


text: deslegitimen

title: deslegitimen


text: deslegitimaras

title: deslegitimaras


text: deslegitimares

title: deslegitimares


text: deslegitimaría

title: deslegitimaría


text: deslegitimaron

title: deslegitimaron


text: deslegitimaste

title: deslegitimaste


text: deslegitimases

title: deslegitimases


text: deslegitimaríais

title: deslegitimaríais


text: deslegitimarían

title: deslegitimarían


text: deslegitimasteis

title: deslegitimasteis


text: deslegitimarás

title: deslegitimarás


text: deslegitimaseis

title: deslegitimaseis


text: deslegitimáremos

title: deslegitimáremos


text: deslegitimarán

title: deslegitimarán


text: deslegitimaré

title: deslegitimaré


text: deslegitimare

title: deslegitimare


text: deslegitimará

title: deslegitimará


text: deslegitimarías

title: deslegitimarías


text: deslegitimaren

title: deslegitimaren


text: deslegitimabais

title: deslegitimabais


text: deslegitimaremos

title: deslegitimaremos


text: deslegitimaba

title: deslegitimaba


text: deslegitimábamos

title: deslegitimábamos


text: deslegitimaran

title: deslegitimaran


text: deslegitimó

title: deslegitimó


text: deslegitimarais

title: deslegitimarais


text: deslegitimo

title: deslegitimo


text: deslegitimé

title: deslegitimé


text: deslegitime

title: deslegitime


text: deslegitimamos

title: deslegitimamos


text: deslegitimáramos

title: deslegitimáramos


text: deslegitima

title: deslegitima


text: deslegitimareis

title: deslegitimareis


text: deslegitimásemos

title: deslegitimásemos


text: deslegitiman

title: deslegitiman


text: deslegitimaban

title: deslegitimaban


text: deslegitimés

title: deslegitimés


text: deslegitiméis

title: deslegitiméis


text: deslegitimara

title: deslegitimara


text: deslegitimad

title: deslegitimad


text: deslegitimá

title: deslegitimá


text: deslegitimas

title: deslegitimas


text: deslegitimaréis

title: deslegitimaréis


text: deslegitimase

title: deslegitimase


text: deslegitimás

title: deslegitimás


text: deslegitimabas

title: deslegitimabas


text: deslegitimáis

title: deslegitimáis


text: deslegitimado

title: deslegitimado


text: deslegitimada

title: deslegitimada


text: deslegitimados

title: deslegitimados


text: deslegitimadas

title: deslegitimadas


text:
štítovka

Etymology
From, referring to the shape of the cap.

Noun

 * 1) Pluteus genus of fungi in the family

Hypernyms

 * – kingdom; – division;  – class;  – order;  – family

Hyponyms

 * ,, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , – species

title: štítovka


text: Category:Czech terms suffixed with -ovka


text:
暨今

Adverb

 * 1)  up to now; so far; to date; to this day

title: 暨今


text: jìjīn

title: jìjīn


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/œvcɪ

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/œvcɪ


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/œvrɪ

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/œvrɪ


text:
neiłtʼaʼ

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) he/she is flying it around

Conjugation
.

Verbal stems

 * ITERATIVE: -tʼah
 * OPTATIVE: -tʼaʼ

title: neiłtʼaʼ


text: naashtʼaʼ

title: naashtʼaʼ


text: naniłtʼaʼ

title: naniłtʼaʼ


text: neiiltʼaʼ

title: neiiltʼaʼ


text: naałtʼaʼ

title: naałtʼaʼ


text:
裏話

Noun

 * 1) account of a matter only known to insiders
 * 2) backstory

title: 裏話


text: 鹳鸟

title: 鹳鸟


text:
鸛鳥

Noun

 * 1) stork

title: 鸛鳥


text: guànniǎo

title: guànniǎo


text: báilù

title: báilù


text: Buczacki

title: Buczacki


text:
Czetwertyński

Etymology
From the place name Czetwertnia (🇨🇬) +.

title: Czetwertyński


text:
Bieliński

Etymology
From.

title: Bieliński


text:
Chołodecki

Etymology
From the place name Chołodec (🇨🇬) +.

title: Chołodecki


text:
蔚藍

Noun

 * 1) sky blue; azure

title: 蔚藍


text: 蔚蓝

title: 蔚蓝


text: wèilán

title: wèilán


text: Dzieduszycki

title: Dzieduszycki


text: Miączyński

title: Miączyński


text:
Tęczyński

Etymology
From.

title: Tęczyński


text:
सिफ़र

Etymology
, from, itself a calque of. Cognate of 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Numeral

 * 1)  zero

title: सिफ़र


text:
ay de mí

Interjection

 * 1) woe is me

title: ay de mí


text:
oasti

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) army, host

title: oasti


text:
水池

Noun

 * 1) pool ; pond
 * 2) sink; washbasin
 * 1) sink; washbasin

title: 水池


text: shuǐchí

title: shuǐchí


text: Category:Periodic occurrences

title: Category:Periodic occurrences


text: autonómo

title: autonómo


text:
recurrencia

Etymology
From, or borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) recurrence

title: recurrencia


text: 徼幸

title: 徼幸


text:
sufriente

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) suffering

title: sufriente


text:
termalista

Adjective

 * 1)  spa

Noun

 * 1) someone who goes to a spa

title: termalista


text:
termitero

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) termite mound

title: termitero


text: voleiplaya

title: voleiplaya


text: autonómos

title: autonómos


text: autonóma

title: autonóma


text: autonómas

title: autonómas


text: embocaduras

title: embocaduras


text: linotipistas

title: linotipistas


text: manieristas

title: manieristas


text: recurrencias

title: recurrencias


text: sufrientes

title: sufrientes


text: termalistas

title: termalistas


text: termiteros

title: termiteros


text:
capotazo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a movement made with the cape to distract or stop the bull

title: capotazo


text:
excolonia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) former colony

title: excolonia


text:
empastillar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to package in pill or tablet form

title: empastillar