text:
navera

Noun

 * 1) a wound produced by the point of a weapon

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title: navera


text: naverando

title: naverando


text: naverante

title: naverante


text: naverato

title: naverato


text: naverati

title: naverati


text: naverata

title: naverata


text: naveri

title: naveri


text: naveriamo

title: naveriamo


text: naverate

title: naverate


text: naverano

title: naverano


text: naveravo

title: naveravo


text: naveravi

title: naveravi


text: naverava

title: naverava


text: naveravamo

title: naveravamo


text: naveravate

title: naveravate


text: naveravano

title: naveravano


text: naverai

title: naverai


text: naverasti

title: naverasti


text: naverò

title: naverò


text: naverammo

title: naverammo


text: naveraste

title: naveraste


text: naverarono

title: naverarono


text: navererò

title: navererò


text: navererai

title: navererai


text: navererà

title: navererà


text: navereremo

title: navereremo


text: navererete

title: navererete


text: navereranno

title: navereranno


text: navererei

title: navererei


text: navereresti

title: navereresti


text: navererebbe

title: navererebbe


text: navereremmo

title: navereremmo


text: naverereste

title: naverereste


text: navererebbero

title: navererebbero


text:
naverare

Verb

 * 1) to stab (wound with the point of a weapon)

title: naverare


text: naveriate

title: naveriate


text: naverino

title: naverino


text: naverassi

title: naverassi


text: naverasse

title: naverasse


text: naverassimo

title: naverassimo


text: naverassero

title: naverassero


text: navicando

title: navicando


text: navicante

title: navicante


text: navicato

title: navicato


text: navicare

title: navicare


text: navicati

title: navicati


text: navicata

title: navicata


text: navico

title: navico


text: navichi

title: navichi


text: navica

title: navica


text: navichiamo

title: navichiamo


text: navicate

title: navicate


text: navicano

title: navicano


text: navicavo

title: navicavo


text: navicavi

title: navicavi


text: navicava

title: navicava


text: navicavamo

title: navicavamo


text: navicavate

title: navicavate


text: navicavano

title: navicavano


text: navicai

title: navicai


text: navicasti

title: navicasti


text: navicò

title: navicò


text: navicammo

title: navicammo


text: navicaste

title: navicaste


text: navicarono

title: navicarono


text: navicherò

title: navicherò


text: navicherai

title: navicherai


text: navicherà

title: navicherà


text: navicheremo

title: navicheremo


text: navicherete

title: navicherete


text: navicheranno

title: navicheranno


text: navicherei

title: navicherei


text: navicheresti

title: navicheresti


text: navicherebbe

title: navicherebbe


text: navicheremmo

title: navicheremmo


text: navichereste

title: navichereste


text: navicherebbero

title: navicherebbero


text: navichiate

title: navichiate


text: navichino

title: navichino


text: navicassi

title: navicassi


text: navicasse

title: navicasse


text: navicassimo

title: navicassimo


text: navicassero

title: navicassero


text:
သင်္ကြန်

Etymology
Borrowed from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬.

Proper noun

 * 1) Thingyan Burmese New Year’s festival

title: သင်္ကြန်


text: Category:my:Festivals

title: Category:my:Festivals


text: addictes

title: addictes


text: drogoaddictes

title: drogoaddictes


text: drogoaddicta

title: drogoaddicta


text: polinèsies

title: polinèsies


text: polinèsia

title: polinèsia


text: polinesis

title: polinesis


text: precolombins

title: precolombins


text: precolombines

title: precolombines


text: precristians

title: precristians


text: precristianes

title: precristianes


text: braços de gitano

title: braços de gitano


text: groselles

title: groselles


text: slædefarter

title: slædefarter


text: slædefarten

title: slædefarten


text: spytkirtler

title: spytkirtler


text: spytkirtlen

title: spytkirtlen


text: straffesparket

title: straffesparket


text: strygebrætter

title: strygebrætter


text: strygebrættet

title: strygebrættet


text: telefonnumre

title: telefonnumre


text: telefonnummeret

title: telefonnummeret


text: tændstikken

title: tændstikken


text: tændstikker

title: tændstikker


text:
culhièr

Etymology
From the, from , derived from , from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) spoon

title: culhièr


text: culhièrs

title: culhièrs


text:
litiam

Etymology
Borrowed from, from (in reference to 🇨🇬) +.

Noun

 * 1) lithium chemical element

title: litiam


text:
шпионка

Noun

 * : female spy

Noun

 * 1) female spy
 * 2) peephole

Noun

 * 1) female spy

title: шпионка


text:
tropik

Etymology
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1)  tropics
 * 2) flysheet

Noun

 * 1) a tropic
 * 2)  the tropics
 * 1)  the tropics

title: tropik


text:
സ്ത്രീ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) girl

title: സ്ത്രീ


text:
Achtsamkeit

Noun

 * 1) mindfulness, wariness

title: Achtsamkeit


text: Template:palindrome toc

title: Template:palindrome toc


text:
arabesk

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) arabesque

title: arabesk


text:
faas

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1)  fess

title: faas


text: sklis

title: sklis


text:
Arhentina

Etymology
.

title: Arhentina


text:
медзь

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) copper

title: медзь


text:
Appendix:Portuguese palindromes

Words

 * – rim, brim
 * – a Brazilian cedrela
 * – Ada
 * – letter H
 * – room
 * – he/she/it loves; nurse
 * – a shop in São Paulo, Brazil
 * – Ann/Anna/Anne
 * – aniline
 * – an Astrocaryum palm
 * – sacrificial altar
 * – wing
 * – he/she/it roasts
 * – sugarapple
 * – soursop
 * – he; letter L
 * – letter M
 * – letter N
 * – you shall miss; letter R
 * – this; letter S
 * – they breastfeed
 * – they kill
 * – they ponder
 * – they shall smear
 * – they insert
 * – they stir
 * – me
 * – little, diminute
 * – a kind of fish
 * – curassow
 * – hollow
 * – very neglectful
 * – bone
 * – egg
 * – radar
 * – to gleam
 * – to scrape
 * – to level
 * – to gnaw
 * – to reread
 * – to retain
 * – to review
 * – to revive
 * – to laugh
 * – rotor
 * – bags
 * – rooms
 * – I supposed
 * – you be healed
 * – you shall seal
 * – beings
 * – crabs
 * – punches
 * – soils
 * – we were summing
 * – we are
 * – soruses
 * – soruses

Phrases

 * "Socorram-me, subi no ônibus em Marrocos" ("Help me! I climbed the bus in Morocco")
 * "Me vê se a panela da moça é de aço, Madalena Paes, e vem" ("Check whether the lady's pan is made of steel, Madalena Paes, and come")
 * "Lâmina animal" ("Animal blade")
 * "Rir, o breve verbo rir" ("Laugh, the short verb laugh")
 * "Morram após a sopa marrom" ("Die after the brown soup")
 * "Ovo novo" ("New egg")
 * "Roma me tem amor" ("Rome has love for me")
 * "Assim a aluna anula a missa" (this way, the schoolgirl calls off the Mass)
 * "A cara rajada da jararaca" (the streaky face of the jararaca [a kind of snake])
 * "Anotaram a data da maratona" (They annotated the date of the marathon)
 * "O romano acata amores a damas amadas e Roma ataca o namoro" (The roman complies the love to beloved ladies and Rome attacks the dating (Approximate Translation)
 * "Oto come mocotó" (Oto eats a calf´s foot)
 * "Saíram o tio e oito Marias" (The uncle and eight Maries went outside)
 * "Ato idiota" (stupid action)
 * "Luz azul" (blue light)
 * "Orar é raro" (it is rare to pray)
 * "Roma é amor" (Rome is love)
 * "É a mãe!" (it's the mother!, a common Portuguese exclamation to express anger or as a retort to a disgreement)
 * "A mala nada na lama" (The briefcase swims in mud)
 * "Irene ri" (Irene laughs)
 * "Oto ama Ana e Ana ama Oto" (Oto loves Ana and Ana loves Oto)

title: Appendix:Portuguese palindromes


text: sklidd

title: sklidd


text:
көк

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

Adjective

 * 1) blue

Noun

 * 1) blue colour

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) blue
 * 2)  green
 * 3)  gray
 * 4) unripe; green

Noun

 * 1) sky

Etymology
From

Adjective

 * 1) blue

Etymology
From, from.

Pronunciation

 * or

Adjective

 * 1) blue

Noun

 * 1) blue colour
 * 2) sky

title: көк


text:
musė

Etymology
From, from , from , with an extra s.

Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,.

Noun

 * 1) fly

title: musė


text:
fasulye

Etymology
/, from ,.

Noun

 * 1) bean

title: fasulye


text: skliende

title: skliende


text:
сыра

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) beer

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) beer

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) beer

Synonyms

 * (From Russian)

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) beer

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) snow

Etymology
Compare to 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  power, strength
 * 2) effort, hard work
 * 1) effort, hard work
 * 1) effort, hard work

title: сыра


text:
Appendix:Spanish palindromes

Words
9 letters
 * – to recognize
 * – we submit

8 letters
 * – snuggles

7 letters
 * – sandbox
 * – a place that sells arepas (Venezuela, colloquial)
 * – a city and a province in Argentina
 * – one that catches flies

6 letters
 * – to narrate
 * – to grate

5 letters
 * – to crack, split
 * – shave
 * – to see again
 * – we are
 * – pineapple
 * – with bones, related to bones

4 letters
 * – there

3 letters
 * – wing
 * – mistress, a form of the verb to love
 * – (he/she) plows
 * – gold
 * – bear
 * – eye

Phrases

 * Anita, la gorda lagartona, no traga la droga latina. "Anita, the fat sly woman, does not swallow the Latin drug."
 * Dábale arroz a la zorra el abad. "The abbot was giving the vixen rice."
 * Sé verlas al revés. "I know how to see them backwards."
 * La ruta nos aportó otro paso natural. "The route gave us another natural step."
 * Las Nemocón no comen sal. "The Nemocóns don't eat salt."
 * Anás usó tu auto, Susana. "Anás used your car, Susana."
 * Adán no cede con Eva, Yavé no cede con nada. "Adam doesn´t give in to Eve, Yahweh doesn´t give in to anything."
 * Así Mario oirá misa. "That way will Mario attend Mass."
 * ¡Abusón, acá no suba! "You bully, don't come up here!"
 * Se corta Sarita a tiras atroces. "Sarita slices herself in horrible cuts."
 * Amigo, no gima. "Friend, don't moan."
 * Anita lava la tina. "Anita washes the bathtub." (Taught in schools.)
 * Es Adán, ya ve, yo soy Eva y nada sé. "It is Adam, now you see, I am Eve and I know nothing."
 * Etna da luz azul a Dante. "Etna gave blue light to Dante." (Juan José Arreola)
 * Átale, demoníaco Caín, o me delata. "Tie him, evil Cain, lest he exposes me."
 * ¿Bérgamo?, ¡no, Magreb!.
 * Mal si le das la fe falsa del Islam. "Bad if you give him/her the false faith of Islam."
 * ¡Oro! ¡Ya hay oro! "Gold! There's gold already!"
 * O rey, o joyero. "Either king or jeweler."
 * Alá, yo soy de Mahoma el dios. Oídle a Mohamed: yo soy Alá. "Allah, I am the god of Mahoma. Hear Muhammad: I am Allah."
 * O sacáis ropa por si acaso. "Or take out some clothes, just in case"
 * Sometamos o matemos. "Let's submit or kill."
 * Oír Aida en ópera: la lírica Cirila la repone a diario. "To hear Aida in Opera: the lyric Cirila revives it daily."
 * Allí por la tropa portado, traído a ese paraje de maniobras, una tipa como capitán usar boina me dejara, pese a odiar toda tropa por tal ropilla. "There behaved by the troop, brought to that maneuvered place, a gal like a captain let me use beret, in spite of hating every troop by that cloth."
 * ¡A tu padre, cerda puta! "To your father, pig whore!"
 * Aten al planeta. "Tie the planet."
 * Ají traga la lagartija. "The lizard swallows chili."
 * Somos o no somos "We are or we aren't."
 * Odio la luz azul al oído. "I hate blue light on my ear."
 * Elba cortó otro cable. "Elba cut another cable"
 * Yo soy. "I am."
 * No lo cases a Colón. "Don't marry Columbus."

title: Appendix:Spanish palindromes


text:
bolig

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) jack small ball in the sport of bowls

Etymology 2
, diminutive of.

Noun

 * 1) corn marigold
 * 2) sweep net
 * 1) corn marigold
 * 2) sweep net
 * 1) sweep net

Etymology
From, equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) home, residence, dwelling, place where someone lives

Etymology
From the verb, although Den Danske Ordbog says it comes from Old Danish.

Noun

 * 1) a dwelling, residence, abode

title: bolig


text: bolitjos

title: bolitjos


text: boligs

title: boligs


text:
Appendix:Albanian palindromes

Words

 * - th
 * - the field
 * - side
 * - cover
 * - chemical
 * - maternal aunties

Phrases

 * Je hero Belul ti shit lulebore hej - You are hero Belul you sale snowdrop
 * Emir un'e takova avokaten. Urime! - Emir I meet advocate. Congratulations!
 * Na u rrit Emi, qimet i rruan. - Emi has grown, shaves hair.
 * Seç i numëronin orë mu Niçes. - They were counting Niçe's (Nietzche's) hours.

title: Appendix:Albanian palindromes


text: skled

title: skled


text:
rahu

Etymology 1
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) peace

Etymology 2
Of Baltic origin. Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬

Noun

 * 1) reef

Noun

 * 1) eclipse monster that eats sun and moon

title: rahu


text:
dvajset

Numeral

 * 1) twenty

title: dvajset


text: sklei

title: sklei


text:
ရှေ့

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) future, hereafter

Postposition

 * 1) in front of

title: ရှေ့


text: sklidde

title: sklidde


text:
ไฮโดรเจน

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) hydrogen.

title: ไฮโดรเจน


text:
Talk:Friday

It is at least my humble opinion that Venus (the goddess of beauty and love) doesn't correspond to Frigg (Odin's wife) but to Freya (the goddess of beauty and "love"). In mirror pages, Fredag (Friday, samely translated as "Frigg's Day") is made to descend from Old Norse frjádagr, from PGmc *frijjoz dagaz, but in this page is shown that genitive of Frigg is Friggjar, thus in Old Norse it would have been friggjardagr. In Anglosaxon the word bears a G (Frige-), but with a dot above, pointing out that its pronunciation is like Y (Friye-), as A-S used G to represent Y, rather than it to be derived from Frigg's name. --181.47.159.236 14:30, 11 May 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:Friday


text:
navicello

Noun

 * 1)  ferry (on a river)

title: navicello


text:
navicellaio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ferryman

title: navicellaio


text:
အထဲ

Postposition

 * 1) in, inside, within

title: အထဲ


text:
menopaused

Adjective

 * 1) Having been through the menopause.

title: menopaused


text:
menopausing

Adjective

 * 1) Going through the menopause.

title: menopausing


text:
tiệm

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) shop, store

title: tiệm


text:
womanhater

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) One who hates women or the female sex.
 * 2) * 1895–6, Florence Guertin, "The Yale Prom", in Bachelor of Arts, page 365:
 * The petticoated-intrusion may be resented by a few cross-grained “theologs,” bachelors before their time, or womanhaters because some boarding-school miss has failed to fulfill their idea of fidelity.
 * 1) * 1895–6, Florence Guertin, "The Yale Prom", in Bachelor of Arts, page 365:
 * The petticoated-intrusion may be resented by a few cross-grained “theologs,” bachelors before their time, or womanhaters because some boarding-school miss has failed to fulfill their idea of fidelity.

title: womanhater


text:
manhating

Adjective

 * 1) Hating men; misandric.

Noun

 * 1) Hatred of men.

title: manhating


text:
womanhating

Adjective

 * 1) Hating women.
 * 2) * 1962, Doris Lessing, quoted in Liberating Literature, page 83:
 * But these attitudes in male writers were taken for granted, accepted as sound philosophical bases, as quite normal, certainly not as womanhating, aggressive or neurotic.

Noun

 * 1) Hatred of women; misogyny.

title: womanhating


text:
sporttimalli

Noun

 * 1) sports model sporty looking model of anything, like a car

title: sporttimalli


text:
sporttimallinen

Adjective

 * 1) sports model of or pertaining to a sporty looking model of anything, like a car

title: sporttimallinen


text:
Talk:майдан

Russian
Is the Russian etymology directly from Arabic or via a Turkic language? 82.217.116.224 16:54, 11 May 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:майдан


text:
t'itu

Adjective

 * 1) dark
 * 2) unintelligible, difficult to understand

Noun

 * 1) alms
 * 2) obscure, difficult words

title: t'itu


text:
t'ituy

Verb

 * 1)  to foresee

title: t'ituy


text:
Galgant

Etymology
From earlier with intrusive /t/, from, from , from , from , from , perhaps from  , from  (a prefecture or county in China) +.

Noun

 * 1) galangal

title: Galgant


text:
wach'iy

Noun

 * 1) sting, stab

Verb

 * 1)  to sting, pierce, shoot with arrows

title: wach'iy


text:
wach'i

Noun

 * 1) arrow, spear
 * 2) sting, prick, thorn
 * 3) sunbeam
 * 4) ray, vector

title: wach'i


text:
wamp'u

Noun

 * 1) boat, ship, raft, float

Usage notes
Not to be confused with,.

title: wamp'u


text:
wampu

Noun

 * 1) fool

Usage notes
Not to be confused with,.

title: wampu


text:
wamphu

Noun

 * 1) opening

Usage notes
Not to be confused with,.

title: wamphu


text:
Talk:big-ass

=Synonyms= I have noticed that people who have been using vulgar language have sought advice on how to break such a habit. Many people suggest using a thesaurus, but thesauruses do not list synonyms for curse words. For example, I have been saying "half-ass" a lot, because I cannot think of a better word to use. I think that every curse word should list synonyms, so that people can find better words to use if they wish to clean up their language.

Largerthanlife147 (talk) 17:47, 11 May 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:big-ass


text:
may may

Etymology
Reduplication of

Adjective

 * 1) great, grand, majestic

title: may may


text:
wydawnictwo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) publishing house
 * 2) publication

title: wydawnictwo


text:
seillean-mòr a' bhlàir-fhraoich

Noun

 * 1) heath bumblebee

title: seillean-mòr a' bhlàir-fhraoich


text:
tampu

Noun

 * 1) lodging, hostel, resthouse
 * 2) storehouse along a road

title: tampu


text:
uyay

Noun

 * 1) attention

Verb

 * 1)  to hear, listen
 * 2)  to obey, agree to
 * 3)  to understand
 * 4)  to hear mass

title: uyay


text:
درنه

Adjective

 * 1) heavy
 * 2) honorable
 * 3) haunted

title: درنه


text:
jørðepli

Etymology
From to differentiate from.

title: jørðepli


text:
epl

Etymology
From, from , , from

Noun

 * 1)  potato

title: epl


text:
škorčí

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  starling

title: škorčí


text:
ayrampu

Noun

 * 1) dye cactus (, syn. )
 * 2) red dye from  spp. or

title: ayrampu


text:
k'umuy

Verb

 * 1)  to bend, stoop, bow
 * 2)  to cower, huddle
 * 3)  to bend, lower

Usage notes
Not to be confused with.

title: k'umuy


text:
kumuy

Verb

 * 1)  to boast, brag

Usage notes
Not to be confused with.

title: kumuy


text:
k'umu

Adjective

 * 1) lowered, hunchbacked, bent down

title: k'umu


text:
llamp'u

Adjective

 * 1) soft, tender, smooth, flat
 * 2) gentle, affable

title: llamp'u


text:
llamp'uy

Verb

 * 1)  to become fine dust
 * 2)  to soften, smooth

title: llamp'uy


text:
khuya

Noun

 * 1) love, impassioned love
 * 2) amulet, magic stone

title: khuya


text:
wichq'ay

Verb

 * 1)  to close, shut

title: wichq'ay


text:
muya

Verb

 * 1) to like; to want; to desire; to prefer
 * 2) to mean something
 * 1) to mean something
 * 1) to mean something

Noun

 * 1) garden, vegetable garden, orchard

Etymology
From, a variant of.

Noun

 * 1) wind

Adjective

 * 1) blue

title: muya


text:
onzeno

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  eleventh

title: onzeno


text: Category:Old Spanish ordinal numbers

title: Category:Old Spanish ordinal numbers


text: Category:Old Spanish numbers

title: Category:Old Spanish numbers


text: onzenos

title: onzenos


text: onzenas

title: onzenas


text:
uruya

Noun

 * 1) catwalk, footbridge
 * 2) funicular, cableway

title: uruya


text: Category:Old Spanish terms suffixed with -eno


text:
အပြင်

Noun

 * 1) appearance
 * 2) shape
 * 3) form

Noun

 * 1) plane, flat level, surface

Noun

 * 1) exterior, outside

Postposition

 * 1) outside on the outside of
 * 2) apart from, besides other than; except for

title: အပြင်


text:
integrating resource

Noun

 * 1)  A publication that is updated by means of changes that are incorporated into the whole without another discreet instance being created.

title: integrating resource


text:
bend the rules

Etymology
A metaphor where, instead of breaking the rules, the rules are only being "bent", lessening the effect.

Verb

 * 1) To do something that is not normally allowed but is also not explicitly prohibited.

title: bend the rules


text: tilbys

title: tilbys


text: bends the rules

title: bends the rules


text: bending the rules

title: bending the rules


text: bent the rules

title: bent the rules


text:
alasmarladık

Etymology
Shortening of.

Interjection

 * 1) goodbye, farewell

title: alasmarladık


text:
pwofite

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) To profit

title: pwofite


text:
malfâ

Etymology
+, or from , present active infinitive of.

Verb

 * 1)  To do wrong
 * 2)  To do something wrong or badly

title: malfâ


text:
akklimatisere

Verb

 * 1) to acclimatize

Verb

 * 1)  to acclimatise (UK), or acclimatize

title: akklimatisere


text:
flanm

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) flame

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) flame

title: flanm


text:
အပေါ်

Postposition

 * 1) on positioned at the upper surface of
 * 2) above in or to a higher place

title: အပေါ်


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/čьvorъ

Etymology
From /  /.

Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,.

Noun

 * 1) bough
 * 2) knot

Descendants

 * East Slavic: —
 * South Slavic:
 * West Slavic: —
 * West Slavic: —
 * West Slavic: —
 * West Slavic: —
 * West Slavic: —
 * West Slavic: —
 * West Slavic: —

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/čьvorъ


text:
အောက်

Etymology
From .Cognate with 🇨🇬

Postposition

 * 1) under in a lower level than
 * 2) below lower in spatial position than

title: အောက်


text: akklimatiser

title: akklimatiser


text: akklimatiserer

title: akklimatiserer


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/čudlo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sense organ

Descendants

 * East Slavic:
 * Old East Slavic:
 * South Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/čudlo


text: akklimatiseres

title: akklimatiseres


text: akklimatiserte

title: akklimatiserte


text:
Talk:adc

Latin ghost word
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 * adc., words beginning thus, v. in acc.

title: Talk:adc


text: akklimatisert

title: akklimatisert


text:
morning breath

Noun

 * 1) Fetid breath noticeable shortly after waking up, caused by dryness in the mouth.

title: morning breath


text:
Talk:adf

Latin ghost word
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 * adf. Words beginning thus, v. under aff.

title: Talk:adf


text:
Talk:adg

Latin ghost word
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 * adg. Words beginning thus, v. under agg.

title: Talk:adg


text:
ceinach

Etymology
From, derived from an otherwise unattested , from. Cognates include 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 (whence 🇨🇬), 🇨🇬,.

Related to 🇨🇬. Thus originally meant "(the) grey/white one".

Likely unrelated to Latin cuniculus (rabbit) and all its derivations.

Noun

 * 1)  hare

title: ceinach


text:
Talk:adn

Latin ghost word
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 * adn-. For all words in adn- not found here, v. under ann-.

title: Talk:adn


text:
Talk:adolesc

Latin ghost word
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 * ădŏlesc-, v. adulesc-.

title: Talk:adolesc


text: Category:en:Prostitution

title: Category:en:Prostitution


text:
sporttihenkinen

Adjective

 * 1) sporty favourable to sports

title: sporttihenkinen


text:
Talk:adp

Latin ghost word
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 * adp-. Words beginning thus, v. under app-.

title: Talk:adp


text:
lyssomanine

Noun

 * 1) A jumping spider of the subfamily.

title: lyssomanine


text:
spartaeine

Noun

 * 1) A jumping spider of the subfamily.

title: spartaeine


text:
Talk:adr

Latin ghost word
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 * adr-, for all words in adr- not found here, v. under arr-.

title: Talk:adr


text:
Talk:adsc

Latin ghost word
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 * adsc-. Words beginning thus, v. under asc-.

title: Talk:adsc


text:
dry-handed

Alternative forms

 * dryhanded

Adjective

 * 1) Having hands that are dry.
 * 2) Old and withered, with connotations of lacking sexual potency or appeal.
 * 3)  Empty-handed.
 * 4)  Unarmed; lacking special equipment for fighting.
 * 5)  Snobbish; concerned more with social standing than actual worth.
 * 1)  Empty-handed.
 * 2)  Unarmed; lacking special equipment for fighting.
 * 3)  Snobbish; concerned more with social standing than actual worth.
 * 1)  Empty-handed.
 * 2)  Unarmed; lacking special equipment for fighting.
 * 3)  Snobbish; concerned more with social standing than actual worth.
 * 1)  Unarmed; lacking special equipment for fighting.
 * 2)  Snobbish; concerned more with social standing than actual worth.
 * 1)  Snobbish; concerned more with social standing than actual worth.
 * 1)  Snobbish; concerned more with social standing than actual worth.
 * 1)  Snobbish; concerned more with social standing than actual worth.
 * 1)  Snobbish; concerned more with social standing than actual worth.

title: dry-handed


text:
cynffon

Noun

 * 1)  tail
 * 2)  any similar object or part or appendage:
 * 3) the tail of a comet, line or stroke of a letter, the tail and bottom part of a coat, skirt, etc., wake of ship, rear of army or procession, end or extremity, cue
 * 4)  consequence, logical conclusion; retinue, clients of lord or nobleman; rabble, inferior or lower class; queue
 * 5) flatterer, sycophant
 * 6) flattery
 * 1) flatterer, sycophant
 * 2) flattery
 * 1) flattery

title: cynffon


text:
dendryphantine

Noun

 * 1) A jumping spider of the subtribe.

title: dendryphantine


text:
euophryine

Noun

 * 1) A jumping spider of the subfamily.

title: euophryine


text:
klimaanlegg

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) an air conditioner, air conditioning (system / unit)

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) an air conditioner, air conditioning (system / unit)

title: klimaanlegg


text: Category:Turkish terms derived from Berber languages


text:
papaja

Noun

 * 1) papaya

Etymology
From and.

Noun

 * 1) papaya

Etymology
From and.

Noun

 * 1) papaya

Etymology
Borrowed from and, originally from.

Noun

 * 1) papaya

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  papaya
 * 2)  papaya
 * 1)  papaya

Noun

 * 1) papakha

title: papaja


text: dryhanded

title: dryhanded


text:
tok pisin

Noun

 * 1) Tok Pisin

Noun

 * 1) Tok Pisin

title: tok pisin


text:
Talk:adse

Latin ghost word
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 * adse-, adsi-, adso-. Words beginning thus, v. under asse-, assi-, asso-.

title: Talk:adse


text:
Talk:adsi

Latin ghost word
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 * adse-, adsi-, adso-. Words beginning thus, v. under asse-, assi-, asso-.

title: Talk:adsi


text:
Talk:adso

Latin ghost word
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 * adse-, adsi-, adso-. Words beginning thus, v. under asse-, assi-, asso-.

title: Talk:adso


text:
biela

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) connecting rod, conrod

title: biela


text: ngwiwer

title: ngwiwer


text: wiwer

title: wiwer


text: bielas

title: bielas


text:
gwiwerod

Etymology
From.

title: gwiwerod


text:
Talk:adsp

Latin ghost word
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 * adsp-. Words beginning thus, v. under asp-.

title: Talk:adsp


text: wiwerod

title: wiwerod


text: ngwiwerod

title: ngwiwerod


text:
Talk:adst

Latin ghost word
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 * adst-. Words beginning thus, v. under ast-.

title: Talk:adst


text:
candar

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to lock

Etymology
A compound meaning "having life" (can + -dar).

Adjective

 * 1) alive
 * 2) living

Noun

 * 1) animal

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to lock

title: candar


text:
Talk:adsu

Latin ghost word
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 * adsu-. Words beginning thus not found here, v. under assu-.

title: Talk:adsu


text: klimaanlegget

title: klimaanlegget


text:
Talk:adt

Latin ghost word
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 * adt-. Words beginning thus, v. under att-.

title: Talk:adt


text: Ongria

title: Ongria


text:
Erítrea

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , from.

title: Erítrea


text:
etnografía

Noun

 * 1) ethnography

title: etnografía


text: Category:Turkmen terms derived from Serbo-Croatian


text:
marrazo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) mattock

title: marrazo


text: Category:Turkmen terms derived from South Slavic languages


text: marrazos

title: marrazos


text:
garagar

Noun

 * 1) barley

title: garagar


text:
dietar

Etymology
From.

title: dietar


text:
bicla

Etymology
Reduction of.

Noun

 * 1)  bike

title: bicla


text: klimaanleggene

title: klimaanleggene


text:
新雪

Noun

 * 1) new snow

title: 新雪


text: klimaanlegga

title: klimaanlegga


text: Lady Days

title: Lady Days


text: Lady-day

title: Lady-day


text:
malfat

Etymology
Past participle of, corresponding to + , or from.

Adjective

 * 1) badly or poorly made; shoddy
 * 2) unshapely

Noun

 * 1) misdeed

title: malfat


text:
malfatôr

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) wrongdoer, evildoer, malefactor

title: malfatôr


text:
fatôr

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) (contributor to a result) factor, element
 * 2)  factor
 * 3) (creator) maker

title: fatôr


text:
kunnskapsrik

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) knowledgeable

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) knowledgeable

title: kunnskapsrik


text:
room for doubt

Noun

 * 1)  Eventuality.

Translations

 * French:

title: room for doubt


text:
făcător

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

Noun

 * 1) maker, creator

Adjective

 * 1) making, doing

title: făcător


text:
fãcãtor

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) maker, creator

Adjective
(feminine fãcãtoarã, masculine plural fãcãtori, feminine plural fãcãtoari/fãcãtoare)

 * 1) making, doing

title: fãcãtor


text: kunnskapsrikt

title: kunnskapsrikt


text: brown studies

title: brown studies


text:
User:Darío Alafita Pérez

'''¡Hola! :-)'''

Contributions:

 * líkami (Old Norse)

title: User:Darío Alafita Pérez


text: kunnskapsrike

title: kunnskapsrike


text:
rooms for doubt

Usage notes

 * Not used in, where room for doubt is uncountable.

title: rooms for doubt


text:
원룸

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) studio studio flat/apartment

title: 원룸


text:
호스

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) hose flexible tube

title: 호스


text: 水龙带

title: 水龙带


text: 水龙

title: 水龙


text: 软管

title: 软管


text:
User talk:Darío Alafita Pérez

—Hi.

title: User talk:Darío Alafita Pérez


text:
軟管

Noun

 * 1) hose

title: 軟管


text:
水龍

Noun

 * 1) hose flexible tube
 * 2) water pump; fire engine
 * 3) water primrose
 * 4)  warship

title: 水龍


text:
dozeno

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  twelfth

title: dozeno


text:
benfatôr

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) benefactor

title: benfatôr


text: dozenos

title: dozenos


text: dozenas

title: dozenas


text:
水龍帶

Noun

 * 1) hose flexible tube

title: 水龍帶


text:
모루

Noun

 * 1) anvil tool

title: 모루


text:
dezeno

Etymology
From or  +.

Adjective

 * 1) tenth

title: dezeno


text: dezenos

title: dezenos


text:
trezeno

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  thirteenth

title: trezeno


text: trezenos

title: trezenos


text: trezena

title: trezena


text: trezenas

title: trezenas


text:
夾鉗

Noun

 * 1) clamp; vice

title: 夾鉗


text: 夹钳

title: 夹钳


text:
虎鉗

Noun

 * 1) vice; clamp

title: 虎鉗


text:
catorzeno

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  fourteenth

title: catorzeno


text: 虎钳

title: 虎钳


text: catorzenos

title: catorzenos


text:
老虎鉗

Noun

 * 1) vice
 * 2) pincer pliers; lineman's pliers

title: 老虎鉗


text: 老虎钳

title: 老虎钳


text: catorzenas

title: catorzenas


text:
emptyhanded

Adjective

 * 1) With nothing in one's hands.
 * 2) Impoverished, having no money or resources.
 * 3) Having nothing to offer
 * 4) Having received or acquired nothing
 * 5) Having nothing to offer; unable to give what was promised.
 * 6) Unarmed.
 * 1) Having received or acquired nothing
 * 2) Having nothing to offer; unable to give what was promised.
 * 3) Unarmed.
 * 1) Having nothing to offer; unable to give what was promised.
 * 2) Unarmed.
 * 1) Unarmed.
 * 1) Unarmed.
 * 1) Unarmed.

Translations

 * Armenian:
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: ,
 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * German: mit leeren Händen
 * Greek: με άδεια χέρια
 * Hindi: छूछा हाथ
 * Italian: a mani vuote,
 * Japanese: 手ぶら
 * Latvian: tukšā, bešā
 * Maori: te rae anake
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: tomhendt
 * Old English: īdelhende
 * Persian:
 * Polish: z pustymi rękami
 * Portuguese: de mãos vazias, de mãos abanando
 * Russian:
 * Spanish: con las manos vacías
 * Swedish:

 * Armenian:
 * Finnish: tyhjin toimin
 * French:
 * German: mit leeren Händen
 * Greek: με άδεια χέρια
 * Italian: con le pive nel sacco
 * Latvian: tukšā, bešā
 * Malay:
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: tomhendt
 * Old English: īdelhende
 * Persian:
 * Portuguese: de mãos vazias, de mãos abanando
 * Russian: ,
 * Spanish: con las manos vacías
 * Swedish:

 * Maori: ngere, tahakore
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: tomhendt
 * Old English: īdelhende
 * Polish:

title: emptyhanded


text:
ته‌چین

Alternative forms

 * — with space instead of a ZWNJ

Noun

 * 1) an Iranian dish, a rice cake composed of rice, yogurt, saffron and other spices, egg, and chicken or other meat or filling

title: ته‌چین


text:
萬力

Noun

 * 1) vice tool

title: 萬力


text:
кабестан

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  capstan, reel

title: кабестан


text:
絞盤

Noun

 * 1) capstan

title: 絞盤


text: 绞盘

title: 绞盘


text:
캡스턴

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) capstan

title: 캡스턴


text:
binefăcător

Etymology
From or, modeled on ,.

Noun

 * 1) benefactor, conferrer
 * 2) do-gooder

Adjective

 * 1) beneficent, charitable

title: binefăcător


text:
răufăcător

Etymology
From. , itself from.

Noun

 * 1) malefactor, wrongdoer
 * 2)  villain bad person in fiction

title: răufăcător


text: 刺兒

title: 刺兒


text: 刺儿

title: 刺儿


text: 當兒

title: 當兒


text: 当儿

title: 当儿


text: 份兒

title: 份兒


text: 份儿

title: 份儿


text:
鉤兒

Noun

 * 1)  jack (J)
 * 1)  jack (J)

title: 鉤兒


text: 钩儿

title: 钩儿


text: 鳥兒

title: 鳥兒


text: 鸟儿

title: 鸟儿


text:
零雜

Noun

 * 1) bits and pieces, odds and ends

title: 零雜


text: 零杂

title: 零杂


text: 零雜兒

title: 零雜兒


text: 零杂儿

title: 零杂儿


text: 樂兒

title: 樂兒


text: 乐儿

title: 乐儿


text:
乞兒

Noun

 * 1)  beggar
 * 2)  miser; stingy person

Adjective

 * 1)  miserable; beggarly

title: 乞兒


text: 乞儿

title: 乞儿


text:
emptyhandedness

Alternative forms

 * empty-handedness

Noun

 * 1) The state of having nothing in one's hands.
 * 2) Poverty or lack of possessions and resources.
 * 3) Lack of anything to offer
 * 4) The lack of something one sought to acquire.
 * 5) Failure to accomplish a task or mission.
 * 6) Lack of a weapon; the state of being unarmed.
 * 1) The lack of something one sought to acquire.
 * 2) Failure to accomplish a task or mission.
 * 3) Lack of a weapon; the state of being unarmed.
 * 1) Lack of a weapon; the state of being unarmed.
 * 1) Lack of a weapon; the state of being unarmed.

title: emptyhandedness


text:
情兒

Noun

 * 1) (extramarital) lover; mistress

title: 情兒


text: 情儿

title: 情儿


text: empty-handedness

title: empty-handedness


text:
emptyhandedly

Alternative forms

 * empty-handedly

Adverb

 * 1) In an emptyhanded state or manner.

title: emptyhandedly


text: empty-handedly

title: empty-handedly


text:
Talk:catch flies

catch flies
Not sure about this one. --Type56op9 (talk) 17:55, 7 March 2015 (UTC)
 * Keep, I think. DCDuring TALK 18:43, 7 March 2015 (UTC)
 * I'm familiar with this idiom in German too ("Mund zu, sonst kommen Fliegen rein"). Not sure what the best title would be, though - the current one strikes me as odd. -- Liliana • 20:39, 7 March 2015 (UTC)
 * Only flies? In Russian, if you gape, you can catch more interesting things. - -sche (discuss) 22:02, 7 March 2015 (UTC)

 * Not sure; the given definition is a bit strange. (I seem to remember being told in primary school that "an open mouth catches no flies" is a South American proverb.) Equinox ◑ 22:06, 7 March 2015 (UTC)
 * I'd say RFV but it would be very hard to cite because of all the literal usage of catching flies. I will attempt to add a definition which isn't patent nonsense. 95.144.169.113 17:53, 9 March 2015 (UTC)

 * Isn’t this only used as ? — Ungoliant (falai) 19:24, 9 March 2015 (UTC)
 * Possibly the most common, but not likely to be the sole attestable use. I'd make it a redirect to whatever we decide the lemma is and also use it as part of a usage example there. DCDuring TALK 22:21, 9 March 2015 (UTC)
 * Kept. No consensus.--Jusjih (talk) 02:28, 29 April 2015 (UTC)

There's still a problem here. The entry says that catch flies means "have one's mouth wide open for a prolonged period", but the usex reads "You'd better close your mouth; are you trying to catch flies?". This person presumably doesn't mean "are you trying to keep your mouth wide open?", but that's what the entry would suggest. Equinox ◑ 19:11, 17 July 2017 (UTC)

title: Talk:catch flies


text:
flexy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Implying or indicating an ability, capacity, or tendency to flex; flexible; bendy.

title: flexy


text: たかまる

title: たかまる


text:
Appendix:German palindromes

More can be found in Category:German palindromes.

Words
Literally: “fog rain, negro(s) life/live”
 * Nebelregennegerleben (20 letters) – the life of a black man in rain and fog;
 * Lagertonnennotregal (19 letters) – emergency storage rack for barrels
 * Regelbasisableger (17) – Rule base offshoot
 * Retsinakanister (15) – retsina wine jar
 * Reliefpfeiler (13) – pillar with a relief on it
 * nennerrennen (12) - race
 * Lagerregal (10) – storage rack
 * Legovogel (9) – a bird made of lego
 * sereneres (9) – more serene
 * Reittier (8) – mount
 * Rentner (7) – pensioner
 * Tonnot (6) - volume distress
 * nennen (6) – call
 * netten (6) – nice, cute, sweet
 * Hannah (6) – (proper name)
 * neben (5) – besides
 * neuen (5) – new
 * Otto (4) – (proper name)
 * Anna (4) – (proper name)
 * öko (3) – eco
 * Uhu (3) – eagle owl
 * nun (3) – now

Phrases

 * Alle Bananen, Anabella! - "All bananas, Anabella!"
 * Ein Neger mit Gazelle zagt im Regen nie. - "A negro with a gazelle never hesitates in the rain."
 * Ein Esel lese nie. - "A donkey should never read."
 * Ida war im Atlas, Abdul lud Basalt am Irawadi. - "Ida was in the Atlas Mountains, Abdul loaded basalt beside the Irrawaddy River."
 * O Genie, der Herr ehre dein Ego! - "O Genius, let the Lord praise your ego!"
 * Reit nie tot ein Tier! - "Never ride an animal to death."
 * Vitaler Nebel mit Sinn ist im Leben relativ. - "Vital fog with meaning is relative in life."
 * Eine treue Familie bei Lima feuerte nie. - "A loyal family near Lima never fired."

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įrankis

Noun

 * 1)  tool

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ooja

Noun

 * 1) belt clasp for a woman's loin belt
 * Ahampitsain uma pata enojanaun wi, sapalaku ipitsi, kata tonejunaun ooja. Enoja ogatokoja. Tonejunaun aitsa umapai, sapalaku umata ipitsi. Aooja umatai tonejunaun.
 * "Slender little thing" — that's all that men say, referring to [the] clasp, that [belt] clasp [that] women wear [as a pubic ornament]. It's men's way of speaking. Women don't say that, they simply call it "belt clasp." Women just say, "our loin belt."
 * [Arutatumpa:] Waka pirukapai jouwhun.
 * —[Inyaun:] Umhum.
 * [Arutatumpa:] Piiiii ... Patakatawe ojo oneputaku wiu.
 * —[Peyeeto:] Mulukuho oneputaku wiu.
 * —[Inyaun:] Ehen.
 * [Arutatumpa:] Mulukuho katiwhun.
 * —[Peyeeto:] Ehen.
 * [Arutatumpa:] Opojewhun.
 * —[Peyeeto:] Ah.
 * [Arutatumpa:] Irutyulakumeneju opojewhun.
 * —[Peyeeto:] Ah.
 * —[Inyaun:] Onooja?
 * [Arutatumpa:] Ooja, onooja onumetejo.
 * [Storyteller:] So she's slipping off that thing ... [indirect reference to her loin belt].
 * —[Listener:] Uh-huh.
 * [Storyteller:] Piiii [sound of the loin belt slowly sliding against her skin]. She placed [the belt] on top of [the] head of this one [storyteller gestures to a nearby post representing the perch of her pet horned owl].
 * —[Listener 1:] On top of [the] owl's head.
 * —[Listener 2:] Indeed.
 * [Storyteller:] This is the owl [gestures to the top of the post].
 * —[Listener 1:] Yes.
 * [Storyteller:] Her pet.
 * —[Listener 1:] Ah.
 * [Storyteller:] Cotinga Bird Woman's pet.
 * —[Listener 1:] Ah.
 * —[Listener 2:] [And what about] her loin belt?
 * [Storyteller:] [Gestures to the pole representing the owl's perch.] [Here is the] belt, her belt's resting spot (i.e., her belt rested on the owl's head).

Usage notes

 * The second excerpt above is from the story of the "Caiman Spirit," (Yakaojokuma). It explains how the owl got two pointy tufts of feathers on its head — because the Blue Cotinga Woman, in ancient times, rested her loin belt clasp (with its two pointy corners) atop the head of her pet owl.

 * Description of ooja: The loin belt traditionally worn by Wauja women and girls (as well as those from other language communities in the Upper Xingu culture area) is called watani in Wauja, and is generally known as the uluri belt in anthropological literature. It consists of a slender belt of especially fine strands of twisted buriti palm fiber, worn low around the hips. Women who have reached puberty fasten the belt in front with a delicately-folded triangular clasp called an ooja, usually made from sapalaku, the white inner bark of a tree. (The term sapalaku also can be used as a synonym for ooja, referring to the clasp itself, and not merely to the bark material). The small clasp rests conspicuously on the woman's pubis, tied on either side to the ends of the belt, and secured at the bottom with a long thin strand of buriti cord that passes between the woman's labia, under her buttocks, and is attached to the belt in the rear. When the cord is drawn snugly, the cleft of the vulva is attractively emphasized. On formal occasions, such as ceremonies, a slender palm rib, the oojakato (lit., "leg" of the belt clasp), is attached to the rear of the belt in a vertical position between the buttocks, so that it switches back and forth as the woman moves her hips while dancing.

 * Rank signifier: Women of high chiefly rank wear a special ooja, called amunuleju onooja (female chief's clasp), that is larger and more elaborate than those worn by other women. Women of the highest rank (such as the eldest daughters of principal chiefs) formally receive these special ooja at puberty, and only such women may wear them. By wearing this ornament conspicuously on her pubis, a woman of high chiefly rank proclaims not only her own rank, but also the rank that will be inherited by her issue.

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Limes

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  limit
 * 2) limes a boundary or border, especially of the Roman Empire

title: Limes


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Appendix:Estonian palindromes

Words

 * (24 letters) – bullet flying trajectory tunnel’s hatch (the longest one-word palindrome in Estonian)
 * (13) – migrated rice
 * (9) – to defile
 * (9) – Finnish jam
 * (8) – egg bowl
 * (7) – to make love
 * (7) – swimming-mood
 * (6) – pillar
 * (5) – racer; driver
 * (5) – gallop (what a horse does)
 * (5) – church
 * (4) – mummy
 * (4) – daddy
 * (4) – then

Phrases

 * Aias sadas saia: "It rained white bread in the garden."
 * Illar Annok ajas alla saja konna ralli : Illar Annok (Estonian name) drove over a hundred frogs' race.
 * Aja rajaja raja: "The boundary of the founder of time"
 * Maa ja jaam: "Land and station"
 * Munaanum: "Egg vessel"
 * No nisu ajaja usin on!: "Well, it is the wheat driver that is hard-working!
 * No sees on!: "Well, it's inside!"
 * Reo kanakoer: "Rogue hen-dog"
 * Sealuu laes: "The pig's bone in the ceiling"
 * See uus selles suu ees.: "This new one is there, in front of the mouth."
 * Soolaja ajaloos: "Salter in the history"
 * Kuulilennuteetunneliluuk: "Bulletflightwaytunnelhatch"

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Appendix:Marathi palindromes

Words

 * – new life
 * - gold
 * – hard, tough
 * – Ghee (lard)

Phrases

 * तो कवि डालडा विकतो. (That poet sells Dalda (a brand of hydrogenated vegetable oil).) Note that according to new Marathi spelling (शुद्धलेखन) standards, the word for poet should be written as कवी, and not as कवि. However, writing it as कवि achieves the perfect palindrome. In any case, witing the word as कवि is not entirely incorrect, albeit a bit old-fashioned; it follows the old rules for Marathi spelling (शुद्धलेखन), derived from the standards for written Sanskrit (संस्कृत).
 * The word डालडा (Dalda) in the above palindrome can be substituted with other palindromic words to produce such variants as तो कवि चहाच विकतो (That poet sells tea only), तो कवि रबर विकतो (That poet sells rubber), तो कवि सामोसा विकतो (That poet sells a samosa), तो कवि रडार विकतो (That poet sells RADAR) and तो कवि जहाज विकतो (That poet sells a ship). (Just proves that you can't live by poetry alone;you have to supplement your income by selling sundry things.)
 * चिमा काय कामाची? (Of what use is Chima (name of a girl)?) Note that the lengths of/characters for the i-sound in चि/ची in the beginning/end do not exactly match; to that extent this palindrome is not perfect.
 * साकर दही दर कसा? (What price yogurt and sugar?) Note that the first word in correct Marathi should have been साखर, and not साकर, but has been compromised to achieve a perfect palindrome.
 * रामाला भाला मारा. (Hit Ram with a javelin.) A perfect palindrome, without any spelling compromises.
 * ती होडी जाडी होती.
 * टेप आणा आपटे.
 * भाउ तळ्यात उभा.
 * हाच तो चहा.
 * साने नवीन नेसा.

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text: hōbeta

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ほおべた

Noun

 * 1)  cheek area

title: ほおべた


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rusito

Etymology
From.

Usage notes

 * Chiefly used in the dated sense to refer to Jews, rather than to actual Russians.

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頬辺

Noun

 * 1) cheek area

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Talk:gruel

Is the verb meaning related to German Gräuel? 72.160.177.181 03:10, 12 May 2015 (UTC)
 * German appears to come ultimately from an Old High German  (> German ), of uncertain affiliation. To be related to gruel I would expect to see a medial z/zz which just isn't present. Leasnam (talk) 03:31, 12 May 2015 (UTC)
 * OHG grūēn is attested (albeit not in the infinitive) and the root is also found in English "gruesome". This may in fact be related with the word in "groat, grout, gruel", but only insofar as it may be from the same PIE root ( "to grind"). Beyond this, there's no direct relation with "to gruel", because this is a recent derivation from "have one's gruel". 84.63.31.91 23:33, 30 May 2024 (UTC)

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頬っ辺

Etymology
Alteration of.

Noun

 * 1) cheek area, cheek

title: 頬っ辺


text:
에스파냐

Etymology
From.

title: 에스파냐


text: hoppeta

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Talk:stir

This verb gives stören as cognate, but on the page for stören, and on its Proto-Germ. ancestor, it does not list an English descendant or relative of the word. Which one is incorrect/missing information? 72.160.177.181 03:15, 12 May 2015 (UTC)

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kilmė

Etymology
Derived from, itself a derivative of.

Noun

 * 1) origin

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ᜢᜭᜨ᜴

Noun

 * 1) rain

title: ᜢᜭᜨ᜴


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will to power

Etymology
A direct translation of the.

Noun

 * 1)  The vital energy in all living things which propels them to seek to grow, create, and thrive.
 * 2) The forceful desire, especially in human beings, to aggressively overcome, conquer, and dominate others.
 * 3) * 1983 June 26, Robert Nisbet, "The Will to Power" (book review of Modern Times: A History of the World from the 1920s to the 1980s by Paul Johnson), New York Times (retrieved 11 May 2015) :
 * By far the greater part of Mr. Johnson's book is concerned with precisely that, the will to power, as it has been made manifest since the end of World War I—first in Europe, then on a rising scale in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Latin America and the United States.
 * 1) * 2001 Sep. 20, George W. Bush, address to the U. S. Congress (quoted in "The Bush Speech: How to Rally a Nation" by Frank Pellegrini, Time, 21 Sep. 2001):
 * "By sacrificing human life to serve their radical visions, by abandoning every value except the will to power, they follow in the path of fascism, Nazism and totalitarianism."
 * 1) * 2001 Sep. 20, George W. Bush, address to the U. S. Congress (quoted in "The Bush Speech: How to Rally a Nation" by Frank Pellegrini, Time, 21 Sep. 2001):
 * "By sacrificing human life to serve their radical visions, by abandoning every value except the will to power, they follow in the path of fascism, Nazism and totalitarianism."

Usage notes

 * The concept was never systematically defined in Nietzsche's work. The sense of "forceful desire to dominate" was embraced by proponents of Naziism and is considered by almost all philosophical thinkers to be a misinterpretation of Nietzschean philosophy.

title: will to power


text: will-to-power

title: will-to-power


text:
ᕿᒻᒧᒃᓯᑦ

Noun

 * 1) team of husky dogs

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Appendix:Swedish palindromes

Words

 * Portugalrallarlagutrop - Portugal, a team of navies, outcry (22 letters)

 * tattarrattat a knock on the door
 * tennissinnet tennis mind
 * tittillittit a tickle

 * duharbrahud - youhavegoodskin (11)

 * Naturrutan – The Nature Square (name of a TV show) (10)

 * retsyster – teasy sister (9)
 * stålplåts – of the steel plate

 * gravvarg - grave wolf (8)
 * lotsstol - pilot chair
 * stabbats – ?
 * stallats - speech respose
 * stammats – stuttered's
 * stannats – stalled
 * stassats - ?
 * stollots - chair pilot
 * trossort - believed species
 * varggrav – wolf-grave

 * ajabaja - naughty naughty (7)
 * knälänk – knee link; toggle link
 * gnupung – wildebeest-scrotum
 * magigam – magic-vulture
 * snarans - the snare
 * snesens - SNES
 * stagats - braced
 * stakats - mapped
 * stavats - spelled
 * stegets - staged
 * stekets - roasted
 * stigits - increased
 * tarerat – tared
 * tartrat - tartrate
 * tätatät - tete-a-tete

 * dammad – dusted (6)
 * Hannah - girl name
 * Noccon – (company name in Sweden)
 * Oivvio - name
 * rallar – coots
 * raggar – pick up
 * taggat - tagged
 * tannat - tannate
 * tappat - lost, dropped, mislaid
 * tillit - trust; tillite

 * dalad - declined (5)
 * danad - fashioned
 * Kivik – name of a small Swedish fishing village also a Cider brand
 * (alfa) Laval (a name of a Swedish company)
 * rotor (same as in English)
 * rapar burps
 * rasar - rages
 * ratar refuses to choose
 * reser travels
 * rosor roses
 * rovor turnips
 * ståts pomp's
 * stats state's
 * varav whereof

 * Anna – (a female name) (4)
 * amma breast-feed
 * Otto (a male name)
 * alla all, everyone
 * naan (a bread from India)
 * teet tea (singular)

 * aga (the AGA-stowe, the name of a company making liquefied petroleum gas, also corporal punishment) (3)
 * aha ( the meaning is the same as in English)
 * apa (3) – monkey
 * ara a kind of parrot
 * Bob (a male name and also the name of a company making jam, lemonade and marmelade)
 * dåd deed
 * kuk cock (taboo slang)
 * kåk slang – house, prison
 * kök kitchen
 * nån short for någon – somebody, anybody
 * pip (the sound a bird makes)
 * pep past tense of pipa: to make a sound as of a bird
 * rar sweet, cute
 * ror rows, the thing you’re doing when you’re moving the orings)
 * rår takes care of/deals with/rules over
 * rör pipe, tube, also: touches
 * ses present tense, passive voice of se to be seen; coll. for See you (later)!
 * tut (the sound made by a trainwhistle)
 * wow (the meaning is the same as in english)
 * SAS (Scandinavian Airline System)
 * sås sauce
 * tåt the end of a rope
 * vev crank (the mechanism))

Phrases

 * Du har bra hud: Meaning "You've got good skin"
 * Ni rakar bra, Karin: Meaning "You shave well, Karin"
 * Ni talar bra latin: Meaning "You speak good Latin"
 * Anne var i Ravenna: Meaning "Anne was in Ravenna"
 * God arab åt tå, bara dog: Meaning "Good Arab ate toe, just died"
 * Moratös gav dem ett te med vag, söt arom: Meaning "Girl from Mora (the town where Vasaloppet ends) gave them a tea with a vague, sweet scent"
 * Tre bra brassar bar Bert: Meaning "Three good Brazilians were carrying Bert" or "Three good Brazilians, Bert was carrying"
 * Mus rev inuits öra, sa röst i universum: Meaning "Mouse scratched Inuit’s ear, said voice in universe"
 * Nej, leta i ateljén!: Meaning "No, search in the studio!"
 * I Reval sitta ni alla inatt i slaveri: Meaning "In Reval (Tallinn) you all will sit tonight in slavery"
 * Sirap i Paris: Meaning "Syrup in Paris"
 * God apa gavs galna anlag, svag apa dog: Meaning "Good monkey was given crazy genetic disposition, weak monkey died." -- note that all the spaces match, which is rare for longer palindromes
 * Märk stupid abrakadabra: ur fin ränsel lyfta rappa japaner samma mimosa som i mammas rena pajapparat fylles när ni fruar bada karbad i putskräm: Meaning "Note stupid abracadabra: from fine knapsack, swift Japanese are lifting the same mimosa which is filled in mother's clean pie machine when you wives bath tub-bath in shoe polish" (archaic style)
 * anropa aporna!: Meaning "Call the monkeys!".
 * Dromedaren Alpotto planerade mord: Meaning "Otto of the Alpes, the dromedary, was planning murder".
 * Medan ammor tre i Floda nakna ses aga lam i Malaga ses ankan Adolf i ert rom mana dem: Meaning "While three naked wetnurses in Floda are seen punishing in Malaga, paralyzed, Adolf the duck is seen in your rum, urging them"
 * Ola Salo (the name of the singer in The Ark)
 * Bara gin ni får ge till Amal, lite grå, finnig arab: Meaning "You must only give gin to Amal, somewhat gray, pimply Arab"

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Appendix:Esperanto palindromes

9 letters

 * jotavatoj – yottawatts
 * sidaĉadis – sat down

7 letters

 * atakata – attacked
 * nomumon – appointment

5 letters

 * erare – incorrectly
 * imami – to be an imam
 * Onano – name of a comune in Italy
 * Orero – name of a comune in Italy
 * otito - otitis
 * salas – is salting
 * sanas – is healthy
 * satas – is satiated
 * sidis – sat
 * sonos – will make a sound

3 letters

 * aĉa – of poor quality; objectionable
 * ada – continual
 * aga – of or related to an action
 * aĝa – of or related to age
 * aĵa – of or related to a thing
 * ala – of or related to a wing
 * ama – of or related to love
 * ana – of or related to a member
 * ara – of or related to a collection or set
 * asa – of or related to an ace
 * ava – of or related to a grandfather
 * ene – within
 * idi – to be a descendant
 * igi – to cause to be
 * iĝi – to become
 * ili – they
 * iri – to go
 * mem – -self/selves
 * nun – now
 * Obo – name of a river in Siberia
 * odo – ode
 * oho – aha
 * oko – the number or numeral 8; a set of eight
 * omo – ohm
 * ono – divisor
 * opo – a collective grouping
 * oro – gold
 * oto – (medicine) ear
 * ovo – egg
 * ozo – (biochemistry) monosaccharide
 * umu – do (some unspecific action)!

Phrases

 * Ne mateno, bone tamen: "Not morning, it's good however."
 * Oni ludis. Nu, kiu ne emus sume enui, kunsidulino?: "People played. Well, who wouldn't have a tendency to bore all in all, meeting lady?"
 * Ora trovo: vortaro!: "Golden find: dictionary!"
 * Sane volema kara rara kamelo venas.: "A healthily wishful dear rare camel is coming."
 * Juto! Tuj!: "Jute! Immediately!"

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Appendix:Catalan palindromes

Words

 * ala
 * allà
 * ara
 * caiac
 * capaç
 * cec
 * cuc
 * malaiàlam
 * mínim
 * nen
 * pop
 * radar
 * selles - saddles
 * ses
 * seves
 * sexes
 * tallat
 * tapat
 * tot

Phrases

 * Català, a l'atac!: "Attack, Catalan!"
 * Senén té sis nens i set nenes: "Senén has six boys and seven girls"
 * No sap pas on: "He doesn't know where"
 * S'és o no s'és: "To be or not to be" (lit. "one is or one is not")
 * I ara calla, carai!: "And now shut up, shit!"
 * La ruta natural: "The natural route"
 * És així, ase!: "It is this way, you silly!"
 * Tramaran anar a Mart: "They had planed to go to Mars"

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Appendix:Latin palindromes

Words

 * ala
 * ara – altar
 * atta
 * eae
 * ecce – look, behold
 * esse
 * ibi
 * ivi
 * magam
 * mammam
 * mannam
 * massam
 * mattam
 * mazam
 * meem
 * menonem
 * mucum
 * mulum
 * murorum
 * murum
 * mutatum
 * mutum
 * muzzum
 * non
 * occo
 * oro
 * ovo
 * reicier – to explode
 * robor
 * rodor
 * rogor
 * seces
 * sedes
 * senes
 * sereres
 * sicilicis
 * sis
 * sitis
 * subibus
 * subicibus
 * subinanibus
 * subus - pigs
 * succus
 * sucus
 * sumus - we are
 * suppus
 * sus – pig
 * suus
 * tenet - he holds
 * tot
 * usu

Phrases
See also the Latin Wiktionary palindrome list.

 * Acide me malo, sed non desola me, medica.
 * Adoro te animo, domina et oro da.
 * Ave, Eva!
 * Roma tibi subito motibus ibit amor. ("Versus Romae")
 * Si bene te tua laus taxat, sua laute tenebis. (Plinius)
 * Subi dura a rudibus. "Endure hardships from the rude."
 * Signa te, signa, temere me tangis et angis.
 * Meritis servi sinum munis ivres sitirem.
 * Nemo te c(a)edis murorum sidecet omen. (Luxorius)
 * Aspice nam raro mittit timor arma nec ipsa.
 * Si se mente reget non tegeret Nemesis.
 * Et tiger non regit te. ("And the tiger does not rule thee.")
 * Sum summus mus. ("I am the mightiest mouse.")
 * In girum imus nocte et consumimur igni. ("We go in circles at night and are consumed by fire.")
 * Sator arepo tenet opera rotas. (can be arranged in a symmetrical word square see Sator Square on Wikipedia)
 * Et urbs, Brute!

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Appendix:Telugu palindromes

Phrases
As with other Brahmi-originated scripts, palindrome phrases are rare in Telugu. However, one prominent example stands out for discussion:

 * వికట కవి
 * జలజ
 * మహిమ

title: Appendix:Telugu palindromes


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title: Appendix:Egyptian palindromes


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Appendix:Dutch palindromes

11+ letters

 * 37 letters: nijlleedkoortsmeetsysteemstrookdeellijn
 * 33 letters: nepparterrestaalplaatserretrappen – fake stairways from the ground floor to the sun lounge, made of steel plate
 * 23 letters: koortsmeetsysteemstrook – a strip of a fever measuring system (quoted by the Guinness Book of Records as the longest one-word palindrome in Dutch)
 * 19 letters: edelstaalplaatslede - slider made of stainless steel plating
 * 18 letters: nepparterretrappen – fake stairways to the ground floor
 * 12 letters: parterretrap – stairway to the ground floor

11 letters

 * meetsysteem – measuring system
 * levensnevel – fog of life

10 letters

 * droommoord – dream murder
 * moorddroom - dream about murder

9 letters

 * draalaard – delay nature
 * droomoord – A dreamworld
 * legovogel – a bird made of lego
 * maandnaam – name of a month
 * moordroom - cream involved in a murder
 * naagegaan – variant of nagegaan meaning: checked
 * nogawagon – nougat wagon
 * peonsnoep
 * poetste op – brushed up, polished

8 letters

 * knippink – a pinky finger with a cut
 * snakkans – panting opportunity
 * snellens – fast lens

7 letters

 * eetstee – eating place
 * meeneem – takeout
 * naagaan – variant of nagaan meaning: check
 * otofoto – selfie (slang)
 * racecar – racing car
 * rotator – (same meaning as in English)
 * sopepos - epic about soapy water

6 letters

 * Hannah - (given name)
 * nekken - necks
 * neppen - to fake, fake pen
 * netten - nets, toils
 * redder - saver, rescuer, savior, protector
 * rekker - stretcher
 * remmer - inhibitor, brakesman
 * renner - runner, racer
 * serres - greenhouses
 * staats - state

5 letters

 * Abeba – Ababa
 * lepel – spoon
 * kajak – kayak
 * Kazak – Cossack
 * kayak – kayak
 * madam – madam; pimp
 * neden – beneath, under, below
 * negen – nine
 * nemen – take, reach, have; seize; understand
 * neren – -tioning (suffix)
 * neven – male cousins; nephews
 * radar – radar
 * reder – shipowner
 * rotor – rotor

4 letters

 * daad – deed, act
 * deed – did
 * dood – dead
 * kaak – jaw
 * kook – to cook
 * neen – no
 * raar – weird
 * soos – club

3 letters

 * ara – macaw
 * ene – one
 * jij – you
 * kak – shit (taboo slang)
 * kok – cook
 * lal – drunken talking
 * lel – earlobe
 * lil – shudder
 * lol – fun
 * lul – penis (vulgar slang)
 * non – nun
 * pap – porridge
 * pep – zest
 * pop – doll
 * pup – pup, puppy
 * sas – sluice
 * sis – hiss
 * sus – soothe
 * tet – tit
 * tot – until
 * tut – nitwit

2 letters

 * ee – small stream

Phrases

 * Nelli plaatst op 'n parterretrap 'n pot staalpillen "Nelli places a jar of iron pills on a stairway from the ground floor"
 * Baas, neem een racecar neem een Saab "Boss, use a racecar, use a Saab"
 * Mooie zeden in Ede zei oom "Nice customs in Ede said uncle"

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Appendix:Arabic palindromes

Words

 * See Category:Arabic palindromes

Phrases

 * "ar"
 * "ar"

- رَبَّكَ فَكَبِّرْ

 * "ar"
 * "ar"

- كُلٌّ فِي فَلَكٍ

title: Appendix:Arabic palindromes


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Appendix:Japanese palindromes

Phrases

 * Ta-ke-ya-bu ya-ke-ta (竹薮焼けた) - A bamboo grove has been burned.
 * Wa-ta-shi ma-ke-ma-shi-ta-wa (私負けましたわ) - I have lost.
 * Na-ru-to wo to-ru-na (なるとを取るな) - Do not take my naruto (spiral-shaped fishcake).
 * Shi-na-mo-n pa-n mo re-mo-n pa-n mo na-shi (シナモンパンもレモンパンも無し) - There is neither cinnamon bread nor lemon bread.
 * Na-ga-ki yo-no to-ho-no ne-bu-ri-no mi-na me-za-me na-mi-no-ri-bu-ne-no o-to-no-yo-ki-ka-na (長き世の 遠の眠りの 皆目覚め 波乗り船の 音の良きかな) - Awake, all ye, who are sleeping a distant sleep in this long world. How sweet is the sound of the boat riding the waves! (Tanka poem, only a palindrome if one ignores dakuten).
 * Mi-ga-ka-nu ka-ga-mi (磨かぬ鏡) - Un-wiped mirror
 * Ni-ku-no-oo-i-oo-no-ku-ni (肉の多い大乃国) - The large-bodied Ōnokuni (62nd yokozuna in sumo)
 * Mi-zu ne-zu-mi (水鼠) - Water mouse
 * Ko-no ko ne-ko no ko (この子猫の子) - This child is a cat's child; Ko-no ko-ne-ko no ko (この子猫の子) - This kitten's child.

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Appendix:Interlingua palindromes

9 letters

 * evitative (adj.) – evitative

7 letters

 * anilina – aniline
 * Nauruan (adj.) – Nauruan
 * rotator – rotator

5 letters

 * etate – age
 * kayak – kayak
 * radar – radar

4 letters

 * Anna – Anna
 * osso – bone

3 letters

 * aha! – aha!
 * ala – wing
 * lol – lol (laughing out loud)
 * non – not
 * ovo – egg, ovum

Phrases
Unknown.

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Category talk:Three-letter words by language

Why do we have this category? --Romanophile (talk) 04:55, 12 May 2015 (UTC)
 * Trivia, maybe? I particularly don't care if we have the language-specific categories like Category:Hungarian three-letter words and Category:Portuguese three-letter words in the first place even though I created at least one of them years ago, but since we have them I'd at least argue that the umbrella category Category:Three-letter words by language is useful for organizing them together.
 * I particularly find more interesting the Japanese categories for counting characters like Category:Japanese terms written with three Han script characters. --Daniel 05:04, 12 May 2015 (UTC)

 * Maybe it’s just me, but I doubt that three‐letter words garner much interest. They’re fairly common and well‐known in English. Something interesting would be something like Appendix:List of longest English monosyllable words, which are rare and unusual. I don’t find three‐letter words unusual. But like I said, maybe it’s just me. --Romanophile (talk) 05:29, 12 May 2015 (UTC)

 * Good point. --Daniel 05:30, 12 May 2015 (UTC)

Norwegian Bokmål
Could someone create this category for Norwegian Bokmål? I am not sure, but I guess a simple auto cat is not going to work. Supevan (talk) 06:39, 3 June 2021 (UTC)


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Appendix:Finnish palindromes

10+ letters

 * (25 letters)
 * (25 letters)
 * (23 letters) . While the word is grammatically correct, soapfish (lutefisk gone bad) isn’t exactly a contraband.
 * (19 letters) ( is a type of stone; some argue that this is the longest palindrome that is both grammatically correct and sensible, and that could possibly be used in everyday speech, even though it isn't in practice)
 * (16 letters)
 * (15 letters) (perhaps the best known Finnish palindrome; the longest single word palindrome in the world that is in everyday use)
 * (12 letters)
 * (12 letters)
 * (12 letters)
 * (10 letters) – spellables
 * (10 letters) – syllablizables

9 letters

 * – translative plural of
 * – translative plural of

8 letters

 * – on your father
 * – in your father
 * – without your father
 * – illative singular of
 * – illative singular of
 * – spellers
 * – spellers
 * – spellers
 * – spellers

7 letters

 * – illative of

6 letters

 * – your father  in allative case
 * – your father in partitive case
 * – become (past active participle of )
 * – you darken
 * – you feel
 * – you are growing numb
 * – become (past active participle of )
 * – you darken
 * – you feel
 * – you are growing numb

5 letters

 * – driver
 * – essive of, a female name
 * – your father
 * – genitive of
 * – genitive of
 * – genitive of
 * – genitive of
 * – genitive of
 * (surname)
 * (company name)
 * – fireplaces
 * – habits
 * – telecommunications
 * – stitches
 * – bank accounts
 * – gobies
 * – wholesalers
 * – marketplaces
 * – marketplaces

4 letters

 * – imperative of (give)
 * (female name)
 * (male name)
 * – we don’t
 * – you don’t
 * (male name)
 * (male name)
 * – teas, you do/make
 * – golf tees
 * – crone, also phonetics for letter M
 * (male name)
 * – teas, you do/make
 * – golf tees
 * – crone, also phonetics for letter M
 * – teas, you do/make
 * – golf tees
 * – crone, also phonetics for letter M
 * – crone, also phonetics for letter M

3 letters

 * – don't
 * – don't
 * – don't
 * – don't
 * – don't
 * – don't
 * – don't
 * – don't

Phrases

 * Aasia riipii Raisaa "Asia bugs Raisa"
 * Aatto - saa taas ottaa "It's eve, it's time of drink again"
 * Aatu futaa! "Aatu kicks!" (alternatively: Aatu rocks! or Aatu kicks ass!)
 * Aatu osaa soutaa "Aatu can row"
 * Ai! Miksi akku tukka iski, Mia?: "Ouch! Why did battery hair strike me, Mia?"
 * Aino kaataa konia "Aino is felling the nag"
 * Aino, stop: otsonia ! Aino, stop - its ozone out there!"
 * Ajaja naisasian: naisasianajaja "The advocate of women's issue: female barrister"
 * Akin omi Monika "Aki was owned by Monika"
 * Alaoksalla mallaskoala "Malt koala on lower branch"
 * Alavin ei lie Nivala "Nivala (county in Pohjanmaa) isn't the most plateau-ish?"
 * Aleksilla kallis kela "Aleksi's fishing reel is expensive"
 * Alle sata satsia maista satasella "Get to taste less than 100 sets by a hundred bill"
 * Alli pamautti vittua mapilla "Alli slammed the cunt with a folder"
 * Alla kiusaa jakajaa suikalla "Alla teases the dealers with a kepi"
 * Allia niistät Siinailla "Sneezing Alli at Sinai"
 * Aloha oe, Leo Ahola (actually in Hawaiian; Leo Ahola is a Finnish name)
 * Aloite:: pese peti, Ola! "Initiative: cleanse the bunk, Ola!"
 * Amurissa hiipii Hassi ruma "Ugly Hassi stalks in Amuri" (This is a VERY politically incorrect joke - it refers to Green party Euro-MP Satu Hassi and district Amuri in Tampere, where she lives)
 * Ana, kanna kana: "Ana, carry the chicken"
 * Anna, Enok, sytytyskone, anna! "Give me the detonator, Enok, will you!"
 * Anna ne! En anna! "Gimme those! No, I won't!"
 * Anomus: oo sumona "Proposal: be a sumo"
 * Alpo, kasaa Asa-kopla "Alpo, get the Asa gang together!"
 * Aparaattia haittaa rapa "The apparatus is slowed down by mud"
 * Asa, Marimekko, SOK, Kemira, Masa (a list of Finnish corporations)
 * Atte-kumiorava, varo imuketta!: "Rubber squirrel Atte, beware the cigarette holder!"
 * Atte vanno: on navetta "Atte swore: it's a cowsty"
 * Aukustille ei lie ellit sukua? "You chicks ain't related to Aukusti, are you?"
 * Auta, satuta Satua "Help, hurt Satu"
 * Autoradalta tapatat Lada-rotua "You get the Lada-people slain at racetrack"
 * Avut noutaa Aatu ontuva "Limping Aatu retrieves the aides"
 * Ei Vääksy yskää vie: "[Visiting] Vääksy won't cure cough"
 * Elli, luu huulille* "Elli, get the bone on your lips"
 * Epävakaa, raaka Väpe "Unstable and brutal Väpe" (Note: väpe is short from vääpeli, staff sergeant).
 * Halla iski - miksi, Allah? "Frost struck - why, Allah?"
 * Hupaisa asia, Puh. "Funny thing, Pooh"
 * Ikävä käräjä; räkäväki "Nasty lawsuit; snotty people
 * Ile, makaa kameli "Go sleep with a camel, Ile"
 * Iloitsee ori, vapaa maapa Viro - Eesti oli "Happy is the stud, as free country again Viro (Estonia) was"
 * Innostunut sonni: "eager bull"
 * Isorikas sika sökösakissa kirosi: "A filthy rich pig cursed in a stud poker gang"
 * Isyys! Iloitkaamme? Emma, akti oli syysi!: "Fatherhood! Delighted to hear that? Emma, the intercourse was all your fault!"
 * Kas, kisaaja ajaa siksak! "See, the contestant is driving zigzag!"
 * Kääkättää Pete päättä: "Kääk!" "Quacks Pete without head: Quack!"
 * Melko siisti vitsi, iso Klem "Quite a neat joke, Big Klem"
 * Motellista fiksu kuski Fatsille. Tom! "Get Daddy-O a smart driver from the motel. Tom!"
 * Motivaatiot toi Taavi, Tom "Motivation brought by Taavi and Tom"
 * Naamat hohtamaan! "Let's get the faces shiny!".
 * Naku sika haki sukan: "Naked pig get a sock"
 * Napostelet sopan "You sip the soup"
 * Neekeriväki siivosi, ilo oli iso, viisi kävi rekeen.: "The negro folk cleaned up, there was much joy, five went into the sleigh." (Note that this might not be politically correct any more.)
 * Neito sotien: "The lady of the wars"
 * Nelli kusi sukillen "Nelli peed on her socks"
 * Neulo taas, saat oluen "Sew again, please - you'll get a beer"
 * Niiloni, Sinatra pani aina partani Sinoliin "Oh my Niilo, Sinatra dipped my beard always in Sinol"
 * Niilo, pirtu Tripoliin "Niilo, get the moonshine to Tripoli!"
 * Nipottavat tapattavat Topin "Nit-pickers will get Topi killed"
 * Nisumaa oli isäsi ilo aamusin "Wheatfield was your dad's joy on mornings
 * No, ajokkirikkoja on "Well, there are damaged vehicles"
 * No Allah, halla on: "Well, Allah, it's frost."
 * No, Oiva avioon! "Okay, let's get Oiva married"
 * Nunna, hyvä sinisävy Hannun "Nun, see how nice blue shade has Hannu"
 * Nuuka, taas Kamu maksaa takuun "Cheapskate, again your Pal will pay the bail"
 * Oi Dario, soi radio! "Oh Dario, hear the radio!" (alternatively "Oh Dario, plays the radio")
 * Olat ravista, natsivartalo "Shake your shoulders, nazi-body"
 * Olet isä, äläpä käpälääsi telo "You're father, so don't get your paw maimed"
 * Oli nunna Hannun ilo "The nun wasw Hannu's joy"
 * Ollako vai ei, avokallo? "To be or not, crackskull?"
 * Onassis, sano! "Say, Onassis!"
 * Risoiko Tokio, Sir ? "Did Tokyo bug you, Sir?"
 * Sakari-rakas "Dear Sakari"
 * Siestat seis ! "Quit having those siestas NOW!"
 * Suruasussa hassu saurus "Funny saurian in mourning dress"
 * Säkylän Oili on älykäs "Oili of Säkylä is intelligent"
 * Tanu maalasi salaa munat: "Tanu painted the eggs in secrecy"
 * Teetin Ellulle niteet "I had the books made for Ellu"
 * Teit tiet "You made the roads"
 * Tillikassa kapakassa killit "Lads in the Tillikka bar" (a famous restaurant in Tampere)
 * Tillikassa killit "Lads in Tillikka"
 * Timantit otit, otit namit "The diamonds you took, you took the sweets"
 * Tissit, tosi isot tissit: "Boobs, very big boobs"
 * Tunisian akka nai sinut "The Tunisian broad will marry you"
 * Äiti, en iske seksineitiä "Mom, I won't pick the sex-lass"

title: Appendix:Finnish palindromes


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Appendix:Danish palindromes

13 letters

 * russerdressur - Russian dressage
 * skovlårålvoks - shovel-year-eel-wax

12 letters

 * murmellemrum - wall spaces

10 letters

 * returruter - return routes
 * teresseret - form of the word interesseret, meaning: interested

9 letters

 * amok i koma - amuck in coma
 * dompapmod - bullfinch courage
 * drone nord - drone north
 * fartstraf - speed penalty
 * lakseskal - salmon scale
 * luksuskul - luxury coal
 * malayalam, malajalam - Malayalam (Indian language)
 * regninger - bills
 * Rotavator - (Trademark)
 * salgsglas - glass for selling
 * skovlvoks - shovel wax

8 letters

 * glassalg - glass sales
 * skallaks - scale-salmon
 * skovvoks - woodwax
 * snekkens - of the screw
 * sneppens - of the woodcock
 * snerrens - of snarling
 * stellets - of the frame
 * stemmets - of the voice
 * stillits - goldfinch

7 letters

 * Akasaka - (a place name in Japan)
 * dåreråd - fool advice, fool rot
 * randnar - rim fool, rim dummy
 * rotator - rotator
 * skoboks - shoebox
 * skovoks - shoewax
 * snegens
 * snesens - variant of
 * stedets - of the place
 * ærtetræ - Caragana (plant)

6 letters

 * båddåb - boat baptism
 * Hannah - (female name)
 * Kallak - (mine in Sweden)
 * lev vel - live well; bye, have a good day
 * med dem - with them
 * mellem - between; among
 * rebber - rubs
 * redder - salvage-corps-man; saves
 * retter - (n) dishes; lawcourts; (v); corrects; adjusts; straightens; turns (towards)
 * Sannas - Sanna's
 * Siggis - Siggi's
 * sneens - of the snow

5 letters

 * aahaa (interjection) - same as 'oho'
 * epope - epopee, an epic poem
 * kajak - kayak
 * gi mig - gimme, give me
 * level - level
 * neden - below, beneath
 * radar - radar
 * reber - reefs (v)
 * reder - (n) shipowner; nests; (v) comb (hair); make (bed)
 * reger - (politics) rule, govern
 * rener - reindeers
 * rejer - shrimps
 * reler - plays
 * reser - travels
 * rotor - rotor
 * shahs
 * skaks - chess's
 * skiks - custom's
 * skoks - counting's
 * stats - state
 * svævs - float's, hover's
 * tebet - Tebeth
 * ærtræ - same as 'ærtetræ'

4 letters

 * Anna - (female name)
 * ebbe - low water; ebb
 * elle - alders
 * emme - radiate
 * esse - forge
 * Otto - (male name)
 * teet - fussed, behaved oddly

3 letters

 * aha - aha, I see
 * ara - macaw
 * bob - bob (the game)
 * did - thither, to that place
 * dvd - DVD
 * dyd - virtue
 * død - death, dead
 * dåd - deed
 * ege - spoke (wheel); boat; oaks
 * eje - possess, possession
 * ene - alone
 * ere - are (plural, obsolete)
 * fif - trick
 * gag - gag, comedic routine
 * gig - gig
 * gøg - cuckoo (bird)
 * kik - peep
 * kok - cook, chef
 * kuk - cuckoo (sound)
 * kæk - brave; spirited; cheerful
 * lal - bable maunder, drivel; dawdle
 * lul - lullaby
 * mim - mime! (v)
 * non - ?
 * nyn - hum!
 * næn - gentle, careful
 * obo - oboe
 * oho (interjection)
 * pap - cardboard
 * pep - go, pep (noun)
 * pip - chirp, tweet, peep
 * pop - pop (popular music); onomatopoeia
 * rar - plesant, kind
 * rir - tacks (v), bastes
 * ror - rudder (for a ship)
 * rur - Balanidae (animal)
 * rær - tall, skinny person, beanpole
 * rør - pipe, tube, reed, cane
 * ses - be seen; meet
 * sis - sieve's, (tea) strainer's, colander's; be sieved
 * sms - SMS (text message)
 * SOS - SOS
 * sos - of a sow (female pig)
 * sus - whistling, singing (e.g. wind)
 * sys - be sewed
 * søs - lake's, sea's, pool's
 * sås - was seen, have met
 * tit - often; look briefly!, peep!
 * tot - tuft (e.g. of hair), wad (e.g. of cotton), wisp (e.g. of hair); taut
 * tut - fingerstall; roll (of coins)
 * tæt - close (contact, formation); dense (fog, crowd, language); watertight
 * udu - broken, not working
 * uhu - tu-whoo (the owl's sound); boohoo (crying)
 * viv - wife
 * vov - bow-wow, woof-woof, sound of dog barking
 * væv - loom (noun), weave (v), tissue (e.g. nerve or bone tissue)
 * wow - wow

Phrases

 * En af dem, der red med fane: "One of those who rode with a flag"
 * Derivate: En af dem, der nedrev Sannas verden, red med fane; "One of those who demolished Sanna's world rode with a flag"
 * Gid da den dame så de sørens asner øse dåsemad ned ad dig: "I hope that lady saw those darned bastards pour canned food over you"
 * Skal Eva have laks?: "Does Eva want salmon?"
 * Da den netop retter poten nedad: "Because it happens to be pointing its paw downwards"
 * Amok-igle redder elg i koma: "Amuck-leech saves moose in coma"
 * Du låner en ål ud.: "You lend an eel"
 * Du er Freud: "You are Freud"
 * Vær dog god, ræv!: "Be good now, fox!"
 * Se så, René, smid du nu den røde messing-nisse med ørnedun ud, dimsen er Åses.: "Look René, throw that red brass elf with eagle's down [i.e. small feathers] out. The thing is Åse's."
 * Voksne irere dividerer i en skov: "Grown-up Irishmen are dividing in a forest."
 * Gid ræven var stedets ravne værdig: "If only the fox were worthy of the local ravens."

title: Appendix:Danish palindromes


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Appendix:Armenian palindromes

Phrases
Unknown.

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Appendix:Serbo-Croatian palindromes

Words
These are written in the Latin script. See the entries themselves for their Cyrillic equivalents.

Phrases

 * A Baraba? – And Barabbas?
 * A bela leba! – The white bread!!!
 * A čaj jača. – And tea makes you stronger.
 * A mene tu ni minute nema. – And I wasn't here for a minute.
 * A Mica dopunjava Vanju podacima. – And Mica is supplementing Vanja with data.
 * A peta baba tepa. – And the fifth crone is babbling.
 * A riba bira. – And a fish is choosing.
 * Aci kokica. – A small hen to Aco.
 * Aci purica ili Aci rupica. – A small turkey to Aco or a small hole to Aco.
 * Acina Anica. – Aco's Anica.
 * Al' eto, Kate mi imetak otela. – But Kate has stolen my possession.
 * Ana nabra par banana. – Ana picked a couple of bananas.
 * Ana voda Radovana. – Ana walks Radovan.
 * Ana voli Milovana. – Ana loves Milovan.
 * Ani vratila Dada litar vina. – Dada returned a litre of wine to Ana.
 * Anja sebe sanja. – Ana is dreaming of herself.
 * Anja voli milovanja. – Anja likes petting.
 * Arap para. – An Arab is ripping.
 * Aroma mora. – Flavour of the sea.
 * As osoli lososa. – The ace has salted a salmon.
 * Avda tera jareta dva. – Avda drives two young goats.
 * Daj Ivoni novi jad. – Give Ivona a new sorrow.
 * E sine, ženi se! – Son, get married!
 * Edo gaji jagode. – Edo grows strawberries.
 * Ele žele žele. – Ellas want jelly.
 * Enise, sine! – Enis, my son!
 * Ero ratar ore. – The farmer Ero is ploughing.
 * Evo love! – Here's the money!
 * Evo sada sove. – Here is an owl.
 * Evo vidi divove. – Here look at the giants.
 * Gola Maja jede jaja malog. – Naked Maja eats little's eggs.
 * I Ćiri papirići. – Small papers to Ćiro also.
 * I Desa kraj jarka sedi. – Desa sits near the dich too.
 * I Job boji. – Job is also painting.
 * I jogurt ujutru goji. – In the morning even yogurt makes you fat.
 * I lipu pili. – He/she also saws a lime tree.
 * I Ljubo bulji. – Ljubo is also staring.
 * I lovu voli. – He/she loves money too.
 * I Maru urami. – Also put Mara in a frame.
 * I miš uz'o lozu Šimi. – And a mouse took grape brandy from Šime.
 * I on ukrao arku Noi. – And he stole the ark from Noah.
 * I Radu po noktu žut konop udari. – And yellow rope hits Rada on her nail.
 * I tele ne leti. – A calf doesn't fly too.
 * Ida super repu sadi. – Ida plants super turnip.
 * Ide Neven Edi. – Neven goes to Edo.
 * Ideje jedi! – Eat ideas!
 * Idemo medi. – Let's go to the teddy bear.
 * Idi, Milane, na Lim, idi! – Milan, go to (the river of) Lim, go!
 * Idu ljeta, pate ljudi. – Years pass, people suffer.
 * Imaju Arapi i para u jami. – Arabs have also money in the hole.
 * Imamo ono o mami. – We have that thing about mom.
 * Ivo lovi. – Ivo hunts.
 * Ivo puru povi. – Ivo bandaged a turkey.
 * Ivo, gore rogovi! – Ivo, the horns are burning!
 * Izo vozi. – Izo drives.
 * Izo vreće šije da Deji šećer vozi. – Izo sews sacks to transport sugar to Deja.
 * Jači pop popi čaj. – Stronger priest has drunk a (cup of) tea.
 * Kaj sir ima miris jak! – What a strong smell has the cheese!
 * Kamen nema k? – Stone doesn't have a (letter) k?
 * Kata bi i batak. – Kate would also like a drumstick.
 * Kuma pali lila pamuk. – Godmother burns violet cotton.
 * Kuma pere pamuk. – Godmother washes cotton.
 * Kupili puk. – They bought common people.
 * Lomi mol. – It breaks the wharf.
 * Mače jede ječam. – A young cat eats barley.
 * Maja sa Nedom ode na sajam. – Maja went with Neda on a fair.
 * Medeja, ja jedem! – Medeja, I'm eating!
 * Na Limu Milan. – Milan (is) on (the river of) Lim.
 * Na pužu župan. – The county head is on the snail.
 * Na sebe je besan. – He is mad on himself.
 * Nadan Ivi kivi na dan. – Nadan (gives) a kiwifruit per day to Ivo/Iva.
 * Nakrao Arkan! – Arkan has stolen a lot!
 * Navi uru Ivan. – Ivan wound a clock.
 * Nema Kata kamen. – Kate doesn't have a stone.
 * Nema pop amen. – A priest doesn't have an amen.
 * Oko Ana jaja na oko. – (There are) fried eggs around Anas.
 * One mu režu uže rumeno. – They are cutting him the reddish rope.
 * Oni vole belo vino. – They like white wine.
 * Ore, pili mili Pero. – Dear Pero plows and saws.
 * Oruđa doda Đuro. – Đuro passes tools.
 * Otu auto. – A car to Oto.
 * Ovo je muka, kume Jovo. – This is a passion, godfather John.
 * Perica reže raci rep. – Perica is cutting the duck's tail.
 * Robi ti kiti bor. – Robbie is decorating the pine tree for you.
 * Ružan Edo ode na žur. – Ugly Edo has gone to a party.
 * Sava zidar radi za vas. – Sava the bricklayer works for you.
 * Sava zidar gradi za vas. – Sava the bricklayer builds for you.
 * Savo dečak sada skače do vas. – The boy Savo is just going to pay you a short visit.
 * Sir ima miris. – Cheese has a smell.
 * Šuti Tituš. – Tituš is silent.
 * Tupan Edo ode na put. – Stupid Edo has gone to a trip.
 * U maju udovica baci vodu u jamu. – In May a widow throws water in a pit.
 * U Rabu Ivan uru navi u baru. – In (the city of) Rab Ivan wound a clock in a bar.
 * U Rami Dora rodi Maru. – In Rama Dora bore Mara.
 * U Rimu idu ljudi u miru. – In Rome people go in peace.
 * U Rimu imami umiru. – Imams die in Rome.
 * U Rimu umiru. – They die in Rome.
 * U Šidu Alen i Nela udišu. – In Šid Alen and Nela inhale.
 * U Šidu udišu. – In Šid they inhale.
 * U Kini buljavi Iva ljubi Niku. – In China walleyed Iva kisses Nika.
 * Udari ratar i Radu. – The farmer hit Rada also.
 * Uguraj u jarugu. – Push it into a ravine.
 * Ujak ima radar, a mi Kaju. – The uncle has a radar, and we have Kaja.
 * Ujedi ideju! – Bite an idea!
 * Ukinuti tuniku! – Ban tunic!
 * Voli li lov? – Does he/she like hunting?

title: Appendix:Serbo-Croatian palindromes


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Appendix:Võro palindromes

9 letters

 * hämähämäh – dip, water, plunge (inessive case)
 * nälävälän – in field of hunger

7 letters

 * miiliim – honey drink
 * sütütüs – therapy

6 letters

 * jallaj – elm
 * süvvüs – depth

5 letters

 * hõpõh – in silver
 * nälän – in hunger
 * süküs – autumn

Phrases

 * Kadõ um mu õdak. "My evening is envious."
 * Kummuh um mu hummuk. "My morning is swollen."

title: Appendix:Võro palindromes


text:
Appendix:Greenlandic palindromes

Words

 * anaana
 * ataata
 * ini
 * isi
 * kaak
 * Kuluk
 * Kunuk
 * kuuk
 * qajaq – kayak
 * qaqqaq

Phrases
Isik isi. - Schools string.

title: Appendix:Greenlandic palindromes


text:
Appendix:Bulgarian palindromes

Phrases

 * А́з оби́чам ма́ч и боза́.
 * ана́рхия и храна́
 * Не́що ме́тълът е мо́щен.
 * А да́ват ху́бава лила́ва бу́хта в а́да.
 * Наси́ла зака́раха свине́те ни в Саха́ра, ка́за Лиса́н.

title: Appendix:Bulgarian palindromes


text:
Appendix:Welsh palindromes

Words

 * bob
 * dad
 * dafad – sheep, wart
 * gog
 * Gwallawg - a boy's name
 * gwddwg
 * mam
 * nodon – mark, note
 * noson – evening, night, dark
 * seimies
 * teiliet

Phrases

 * "Lladd dafad ddall"
 * "A dyma'r addewid diweddar am y da"
 * "Wyneb di-wên i newid benyw"
 * "Nia, ni lefara'n ara' fel 'i nain"
 * "Bara i arab"

title: Appendix:Welsh palindromes


text:
Banamine

Noun

 * 1) A brand of flunixin meglumine.
 * The mare is given an anti-inflammatory medication (Banamine, flunixin meglumine).

title: Banamine


text:
Appendix:Polish palindromes

Words

 * Ala – female name, shortened form of Alicja (Alice)
 * anilina – aniline
 * Anna – female name, Ann
 * apokopa – apocope
 * gig – gig
 * kajak – kayak (canoe)
 * kok - bun (kind of hairstyle)
 * mełłem - I was grinding (m)
 * oko – eye
 * owocowo – fruitily
 * potop - deluge, flood
 * sos – sauce

Phrases

 * "Wół utył i ma miły tułów": (An ox has put up on weight and has a nice trunk)
 * "Kobyła ma mały bok": (A mare has small side)
 * "Zakopane i cel wieczoru urocze i w lecie na pokaz": (Zakopane [a resort in Tatra Mts.] and the goal of the evening is charming and goes on show in summer [Julian Tuwim])
 * "Może jutro ta dama da tortu jeżom": (Maybe this lady will give some cake to hedgehogs tomorrow)
 * "Gór ech chce róg": (A horn needs mountains echoes)
 * "Może jeż łże jeżom?": (Maybe the hedgehog lies to other hedgehogs?)
 * "Żartem dano nadmetraż": (It was a joke, that they gave more space)
 * "I wabi wół ów i bawi": (Stag attracts and entertains)
 * "Akta generała ma mała renegatka": (General’s acts are held by a small female renegade)
 * "Rabi zna Zair, a Maria Zanzibar": (Rabi knows Zaire, and Maria knows Zanzibar)
 * "Co mi dał duch – cud, ład i moc": (What did the spirit give me? – miracle, order and power)
 * "Ej, i po pracy Car popije": (After work, even Tsar will drink)
 * "I Car komedia i demokraci": (Both Tsar and the democrats are comedy)
 * "Zula łowi, a Noe leje Leona i woła - luz": (Zula is catching, Noah is beating Leon and shouting “OK”)
 * "Tuli fotoradar – o, to filut": (He is cuddling a photo radar – he is a joker)
 * "Zaradny dynda raz": (The resourceful hangs only once)
 * "Ilu tuli filut Uli?": (How many are cuddled by Ula’s joker?)
 * "Łapał za Tokaj, a kota złapał": (He was catching Tokay wine, but he caught a cat)
 * "A guru w ONZ znowu ruga": (A principle in the UN is calling down again)
 * "Pętaka pętaj, a tępaka tęp": (Bind the kid and fight the dimwit)
 * "Zagwiżdż i w gaz": (Whistle, and get a move on)
 * "A to idiota!": (What an idiot he is!)
 * "A to kokota!": (What a cocotte she is!)
 * "Jadzi w gębę gwizdaj!": (Whistle in Jadzia's snout!)

title: Appendix:Polish palindromes


text:
Appendix:Romanian palindromes

11 letters

 * elenofonele – the female Greek language speakers

9 letters

 * aerisirea, aerarea – the act of aerating or ventilating
 * calabalâc – goods and chattels

7 letters

 * anilina – the aniline
 * apocopa – to produce an apocopation
 * atacata – the attacked woman
 * atașata – the attached woman
 * elenele – the Greek women
 * elevele – the schoolgirls
 * etajate – (fem. pl.) placed in vertical columns
 * etalate – (fem. pl.) ostentatiously displayed
 * mărirăm – we increased
 * nauruan – inhabitant of Nauru
 * rolelor – to the transmission belts
 * rotitor, rotator – that rotates
 * tartrat – tartrate

5 letters

 * caiac – kayak
 * capac – cap (as for a bottle), limit
 * cojoc – sheepskin coat
 * etate – age, era
 * minim – minimum
 * potop – downpour
 * rever – coat collar
 * soios – dirty, slimy, stained
 * supus – subject, rule, obedient
 * tivit – hem sewing
 * uiuiu – (interjection) a joyful cry in folk dances

3 letters

 * aba – thick white woolen fabric
 * aia – that woman
 * ana – type of rope used in fishing
 * apa – the water
 * așa – so, thus, in this way
 * ața – the thread
 * ele – they (fem. pl.)
 * pap – glue, paste
 * pop – pole, beam
 * sos – sauce
 * țâț – winter wren, Orphean Warbler

Phrases

 * Acru tip e Pițurcă! "What a sour guy is Piturca!"
 * Ai rămas acasa, Maria? "Did you stay home, Mary?"
 * Alina m-a luat să stau la Manila. "Alina took me to stay in Manila."
 * Au o navă nouă. "They have a new ship."
 * Ele fac cafele. "They make coffees."
 * Ele ne seduc cu desenele. "They seduce us with the drawings."
 * El a gătit agale. "He cooked slowly."
 * El o să facă fasole. "He'll cook some beans."
 * Ene purta patru pene. "Ene wore four feathers."
 * Era nudă la Dunăre. "She was naked, facing the Danube."
 * Era o tipă răpitoare ! "She was a ravishing girl."
 * Era să pozez o pasăre. "I was about to photograph a bird."
 * Icre, pui, ciuperci. "Caviar, chicken, mushrooms."
 * Ion a luat luni vinul tău la noi. "Ion took away your wine on Monday."
 * Maria bea, că e bairam. "Mary's drinking for there's a party going on."
 * O ramă maro. "A brown frame."
 * Românii-s ași în amor. "Romanians are aces in love."
 * Să nu iei un as. "Do not take an ace."
 * Arama e amară. "Copper is bitter."

title: Appendix:Romanian palindromes


text:
Appendix:Urdu palindromes

Words
made from white flour and is thicker than chapaati.
 * – mother-in-law, mother of husband or wife
 * – son-in-law, person married to one’s daughter
 * – pain
 * – name of a country
 * – ignorant, silly or innocent
 * – wax
 * – appreciate, acknowledgement
 * – Red or Ruby
 * – eyes
 * – bread or loaf, a kind of bread "roti" that is
 * - Door

Phrases
بابر = رباب بابرا = ارباب

title: Appendix:Urdu palindromes


text:
Appendix:Turkish palindromes

Words

 * aba - cover
 * acıca - almost spicy
 * ada - island
 * ana - mother
 * aga - aga or brother
 * ara - pause, space or call!
 * ata - elder
 * elle - touch!
 * iki - two
 * kak - push!
 * kabak - zucchini
 * kaçak - fugitive
 * kavak - poplar
 * kayak - ski
 * kek - cake
 * kelek - immature
 * kıllık - fretful
 * kılık - appearance
 * kırık - broken
 * kısık - dim
 * killik - clay storage
 * kulluk - servitude
 * küçük - small
 * küllük - dashboard
 * lal - dumb
 * makam - position or manner
 * maham - position
 * mum - candle
 * neden - why
 * niçin - for what
 * radar - radar
 * ses - sound
 * sis - fog
 * sos - sauce
 * sus - shut up!
 * süs - ornament
 * talat - storm
 * tat - taste
 * ütü - iron (appliance)

Phrases

 * Ey Edip, pide ye. = Oh Edip, eat pide.
 * Ey Edip, Adana'da pide ye. = Oh Edip, eat pide in Adana.
 * Anastas mum satsana. = Anastas, you better sell candles.
 * Anastas kabak satsana. = Anastas, you better sell squash.
 * Al kasada sakla. = Take it and hide it in the safe.
 * Altan, attan atla. = Altan, jump from the horse.
 * Pay ederek iki kerede yap. = Do it twice while sharing it.
 * Rıza, Haluk okula hazır. = Rıza, Haluk is ready for school.

title: Appendix:Turkish palindromes


text:
Appendix:Greek palindromes

Words

 * Σάββας – Savvas (male name)
 * Σέρρες – Serres (town in Greece)
 * σοφός – wise man
 * Άννα – Anna (female name)
 * άρα - therefore
 * όσο - as much as
 * αλλά - but
 * άρθρα - articles
 * and see Category:Greek palindromes

Phrases

 * Νίψον ανομήματα μη μόναν όψιν-"Cleanse [our] sins, not only [our] face (originally found in Hagia Sophia, Istanbul)"
 * Νοσώ. Σύ ος ει ίαμα, Ιησού, σώσον - "I am ill. You who are the healing, Jesus, save [me]"
 * Σος ειμί, τίμιε, σός "Yours, I am, honest, yours"

title: Appendix:Greek palindromes


text:
Appendix:Hebrew palindromes

Words

 * – and when you will bereave (the longest palindromic word in Hebrew with meaning)
 * – to Ithiel (the longest palindromic word in the Bible, Proverbs 30:1)
 * – horse
 * – Yishai, David’s father (male first name)
 * – David, Yishai’s son (also uncle)
 * – Nathan or Natan, David’s son
 * – Firing of a bullet.
 * – Father (interestingly Dad is a palindrome as well). pronounced: Abba another palindrome.
 * – Water
 * – Tonight
 * – Sun

Phrases

 * - Gluten free
 * – A boy writes inside a bucket
 * – The fish chose a tune to confuse a wide stream
 * – My father, living god in your name, why won't the Messianic King come?
 * - An answer: Know that from your father: I will not be late, I shall return because the time has come.
 * – Only a measly brat swallows cold ketchup (Eran Hadas)
 * – Turnip is tasteless
 * The longest palindrome in Hebrew (in fact a palindromic narrative poem) is called "One? No one, no" (in Hebrew: "גישה אל שיא איש לא השיג"), and was created by the Israeli palindromist, poet and author of short stories, Noam Dovev at May 2023. It contains 2,552 words and 8,668 letters and can be found at his website. Dovev also published the only two books of Hebrew palindromic poetry so far, "Word row" (in Hebrew: "הלימת מילה") and "Not on" ("כשחשך").

title: Appendix:Hebrew palindromes


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Appendix:Hungarian palindromes

15 letters

 * keretkarakterek – frame characters

9 letters

 * integetni – to wave

8 letters

 * irattári – filing
 * tekééket – for bowling

7 letters

 * karórák – watches, wristwatches
 * eledele – one's food
 * rotátor - rotator
 * találat – hit, strike, match

6 letters

 * lakkal – with lacquer
 * lappal – with a page/blade/sheet
 * lattal - with/by a lat (Latvian currency or old Hungarian unit of weight)
 * lebbel – with lobe
 * mellem - my breast
 * mennem - for me to go
 * mollom - my minor (music)
 * nemmen – no
 * sokkos - shocked, sth affected by a shock
 * tettet – 1. he/she pretends or makes someone put something somewhere 2. achievement, act, action in accusative
 * nézzen - he/she should look

5 letters

 * előle – (running/escaping) from him/her/it
 * görög – Greek
 * lábal – foot
 * lakál – resides
 * létel – existence
 * legel – it grazes/pastures
 * lepel – veil
 * lehel – he/she breathes
 * Lehel – an ancient Hungarian male name
 * lohol – he/she walks/runs in a hurry
 * magam – myself
 * mezem – my jersey
 * mosom – I wash it
 * rájár – he/she goes for it, seeks it out regularly
 * saras – muddy
 * sebes – 1. wounded 2. fast/rapid
 * soros – 1. serial 2. the next one (in line), as in one's turn
 * sörös – beery
 * tavat – lake in accusative
 * tehet – he/she may/can do/put
 * tejet – milk in accusative
 * telet – winter in accusative
 * temet – he/she buries
 * teret – square or space in accusative
 * tinit – teen, teenager
 * tököt – pumpkin in accusative
 * kelek – I get up, get out of bed
 * kerek – round (round form)
 * kezek – hands
 * köbök – cubes (third powers)
 * ködök – fogs
 * kölök – kid
 * konok – obstinate
 * köpök – I spit
 * körök – rounds, circles
 * kötök – I knit
 * közök – lanes, gaps, intervals

4 letters

 * abba – into that
 * Anna – female name
 * arra – that way
 * ebbe – into this
 * enne – he/she would eat
 * erre – this way
 * inni – to drink

3 letters

 * aha – uhum
 * ama – that, yon
 * apa – father
 * ara – bride
 * bab – bean
 * búb – casque
 * Ede – a male name
 * eke – plow
 * eme – this
 * gőg – haughtiness, pride
 * jaj – ouch
 * juj – ouch
 * lel – to find
 * mím – mime
 * pap – priest
 * púp – hump
 * sas – eagle
 * sós – salty
 * tat – stern
 * tát – to open (one’s mouth)
 * tét – stake
 * ürü – ram
 * vív – to fence
 * zúz – to bruise

Phrases

 * kis sík: "small plain"
 * a sah hasa: "the belly of the shah"
 * Legelöl ő legel: "He grazes at the very front"
 * Adósom a mosoda: "The laundry owes me."
 * Géza, kék az ég: "Géza, the sky is blue."
 * Rám német nem lel, elmentem én már: "The Germans won't find me, I'm already gone." (1943)
 * Indul a görög aludni: "The Greek goes to sleep."
 * Ír a Mari: "Mary is writing."
 * Rémes tóga bagót sem ér: "A crap chiton is worth nothing."
 * Kár a papnak a rák: "Crabs are wasted on the priest."
 * Keresik a tavat a kis erek: "Small streams look for the lake."
 * A bátya gatyába: "The brother in underpants"
 * Indul a kutya, a tyúk aludni: "The dog, [and] the hen are going to sleep."
 * Erőszakos kannak sok a szőre: "Aggressive males have lots of hair."
 * Kis erek mentén, láp sík ölén odavan a bánya rabja: jaj, Baranyában a vadon élő Kis Pálnét nem keresik!: "Along the small streams and in the flat lap of the moorland gone the prisoner of the mine: oh, nobody looks for Mrs. Pál Kis who lives in the wilderness of Baranya." (Created by Demők Béla.)

title: Appendix:Hungarian palindromes


text:
Appendix:Icelandic palindromes

13 letters

 * raksápupáskar

9 letters

 * runumunur

7 letters

 * muninum
 * mununum

6 letters

 * munnum
 * mussum
 * rabbar
 * raddar
 * rakkar
 * rallar
 * rammar
 * rannar
 * rappar
 * rassar
 * ruddur
 * rullur
 * sinnis
 * summus
 * tillit

5 letters

 * argra
 * kajak
 * munum
 * natan
 * radar
 * rafar
 * ragar
 * rakar
 * rasar
 * ratar
 * rifir
 * rumur
 * runur
 * talat
 * undnu

4 letters

 * Abba
 * Adda
 * agga
 * alla
 * amma
 * Anna
 * assa
 * illi
 * inni
 * ullu
 * unnu
 * atta
 * peep

3 letters

 * afa
 * aga
 * aka
 * ala
 * ama
 * ana
 * apa
 * ata
 * axa
 * kok
 * nón
 * óbó
 * óró
 * píp
 * rær
 * rör
 * rýr
 * uku
 * unu
 * uxu

2 letters

 * mm

Phrases

 * "Vá! Má merk skatan nota tonnatakskrem á máv?": Wow! Can the distinguished skate use superglue cream on a seagull? (Posted on Baggalútur.)

 * "Amma sá afa káfa af ákafa á Samma.": Grandma saw grandpa grope Sam with fervour. (Also posted on Baggalútur.)

 * "Arafat sá annan klút stúlknanna á staf Ara.": Arafat saw on Aris cane one of the girls' hanky. (Also posted on Baggalútur.)

title: Appendix:Icelandic palindromes


text:
Suckerville

Proper noun

 * 1)  A location full of gullible people.

title: Suckerville


text:
Appendix:Malay palindromes

Words

 * ada – exist, occur, there is
 * apa – what
 * bab – chapter
 * ini – this
 * kakak – older sister
 * kapak – axe
 * katak – frog
 * kodok – toad
 * malam – night
 * masam – sour
 * parap – initial
 * takat – extent
 * tamat – end
 * taat – loyal
 * titit – penis

Phrases
Unknown.

title: Appendix:Malay palindromes