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chefling

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A young, little, or subordinate chef

title: chefling


text: cheflings

title: cheflings


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text:
søvnløshet

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) insomnia, sleeplessness

title: søvnløshet


text: coequaliser

title: coequaliser


text: coequalisers

title: coequalisers


text:
UoR

Proper noun

 * 1) * ECEL2006: 5th European Conference on e-Learning (page 216)
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 * This question asks for a grading between 1 and 5 of the use of on-line material in each individual course, hence giving a very limited understanding of how students rate the individual eLearning products used at UoR

title: UoR


text:
koom

Noun

 * 1) water

Noun

 * 1) water

Adjective

 * 1) shared; together

Verb

 * 1) to attend
 * 2) to gather
 * 3) to participate
 * 4) to join

title: koom


text: subsacristan

title: subsacristan


text:
subsacrist

Noun

 * 1) A sacristan's assistant or secretary.

title: subsacrist


text: subsacristans

title: subsacristans


text: søvnløsheten

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text:
anthropophonic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to anthropophonics.

title: anthropophonic


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Usage
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Parameters

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text: søvnløsheta

title: søvnløsheta


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aʼej

Noun

 * 1) water

title: aʼej


text:
Kádárian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to Hungarian communist leader  (1912–1989), General Secretary of the.

Translations

 * Hungarian: kádári

title: Kádárian


text: chef-

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text:
Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/ōst

Etymology

 * suggested to be related to.

Noun

 * 1)  branch, fork, gnarl

title: Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/ōst


text:
Bartókian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to Hungarian composer and pianist  (1881–1945).

Translations

 * Hungarian: bartóki

Noun

 * 1) One who studies or performs the music of Béla Bartók.

title: Bartókian


text:
søvnighet

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sleepiness

title: søvnighet


text:
Bolyaian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to Hungarian mathematician  (1802–1860), one of the founders of non-Euclidean geometry.

Translations

 * Hungarian: bolyais

title: Bolyaian


text: søvnigheten

title: søvnigheten


text:
экономить

Verb

 * 1) to save, to spare
 * 2) to economize
 * 1) to economize
 * 1) to economize

title: экономить


text:
сэкономить

Verb

 * 1) to save, to spare

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ухватить

Verb

 * 1) to catch, to lay hold of, to grasp
 * 2)  to understand, to catch, to grasp

title: ухватить


text:
ухватывать

Verb

 * 1) to catch, to lay hold of, to grasp
 * 2)  to understand, to catch, to grasp

title: ухватывать


text:
повалить

Verb

 * 1) to bring down, to topple, to overthrow

Verb

 * 1)  (people) to begin to throng; (snow) to begin to fall heavily, to begin to fall in thick flakes; (smoke) to begin to belch

title: повалить


text: søvnigheta

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text:
изволить

Verb

 * 1)  to desire, to wish
 * 2)  to kindly, to please be good enough
 * 3)  to if you wish, to all right, to with pleasure
 * 1)  to kindly, to please be good enough
 * 2)  to if you wish, to all right, to with pleasure
 * 1)  to kindly, to please be good enough
 * 2)  to if you wish, to all right, to with pleasure
 * 1)  to if you wish, to all right, to with pleasure
 * 1)  to if you wish, to all right, to with pleasure
 * 1)  to if you wish, to all right, to with pleasure

title: изволить


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Appendix:Klingon/bortaS bIr jablu'DI', reH QaQqu' nay'

Proverb

 * 1) revenge is a dish best served cold literally "When cold revenge is served, the dish is always very good"


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text:
vekttap

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) weight loss, loss of weight

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) weight loss, loss of weight

title: vekttap


text:
escapological

Adjective

 * Of, or related to escapology.

title: escapological


text:
acet-

Prefix

 * , used before vowels.

Translations

 * Catalan:
 * German:
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål: acet-

Etymology
From, from , from , from. Doublet of and.

title: acet-


text:
exaltaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

Participle

 * 1) about to exalt

title: exaltaturus


text:
exaltandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be exalted

title: exaltandus


text:
examplexans

Etymology
Present participle of

Participle

 * 1) embracing

title: examplexans


text:
examplexaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

Participle

 * 1) about to embrace

title: examplexaturus


text:
examplexatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) embraced

title: examplexatus


text:
examplexandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be embraced

title: examplexandus


text:
exardens

Etymology
Present participle of

Participle

 * 1) burning

title: exardens


text:
exarsurus

Etymology
Future active participle of

Participle

 * 1) about to burn

title: exarsurus


text:
exarsus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) burnt

title: exarsus


text:
exardendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be burnt

title: exardendus


text:
exardescens

Etymology
Present participle of

Participle

 * 1) That burns, burning

title: exardescens


text:
exasperaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

Participle

 * 1) about to roughen

title: exasperaturus


text:
exasperandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be roughened

title: exasperandus


text:
exauctorans

Etymology
Present participle of

title: exauctorans


text:
exauctoraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

title: exauctoraturus


text:
exauctoratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of

title: exauctoratus


text:
exauctorandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

title: exauctorandus


text:
exaugens

Etymology
Present participle of

title: exaugens


text:
exaucturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

Participle

 * 1)  about to increase greatly

title: exaucturus


text: exaltandi

title: exaltandi


text: exaltandum

title: exaltandum


text: exaltatu

title: exaltatu


text: exacerbanda

title: exacerbanda


text: exacerbandae

title: exacerbandae


text: exacerbandorum

title: exacerbandorum


text: exacerbandarum

title: exacerbandarum


text: exacerbandis

title: exacerbandis


text: exacerbandam

title: exacerbandam


text: exacerbandos

title: exacerbandos


text: exacerbandas

title: exacerbandas


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title: exacerbande


text: exacerbantes

title: exacerbantes


text: exacerbantia

title: exacerbantia


text: exacerbantis

title: exacerbantis


text: exacerbantium

title: exacerbantium


text: exacerbanti

title: exacerbanti


text: exacerbante

title: exacerbante


text: exacerbantibus

title: exacerbantibus


text: exacerbantem

title: exacerbantem


text: exacerbatura

title: exacerbatura


text: exacerbaturum

title: exacerbaturum


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title: exacerbaturae


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title: exacerbaturis


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title: exacerbaturam


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title: exacerbaturos


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title: exacerbature


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title: exacerbata


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title: exacerbati


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title: exacerbatae


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title: exacerbatorum


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title: exacerbatarum


text: exacerbatam

title: exacerbatam


text: exacerbatos

title: exacerbatos


text: exacerbatas

title: exacerbatas


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title: examinatu


text: exacerbescentes

title: exacerbescentes


text: exacerbescentia

title: exacerbescentia


text: exacerbescentis

title: exacerbescentis


text: exacerbescentium

title: exacerbescentium


text: exacerbescenti

title: exacerbescenti


text: exacerbescente

title: exacerbescente


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title: exacerbescentibus


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title: exacerbescentem


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title: exacuenda


text: exacuendae

title: exacuendae


text: exacuendorum

title: exacuendorum


text: exacuendarum

title: exacuendarum


text: exacuendis

title: exacuendis


text: exacuendam

title: exacuendam


text: exacuendos

title: exacuendos


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title: exacuendas


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title: exacuende


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title: exacuentes


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title: exacuentia


text: exacuentis

title: exacuentis


text: exacuentium

title: exacuentium


text: exacuenti

title: exacuenti


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title: examplexandi


text: exacuente

title: exacuente


text: examplexando

title: examplexando


text: exacuentibus

title: exacuentibus


text: examplexandum

title: examplexandum


text: exacuentem

title: exacuentem


text: examplexatum

title: examplexatum


text: examplexatu

title: examplexatu


text: exacutura

title: exacutura


text: exacuturum

title: exacuturum


text: exacuturi

title: exacuturi


text:
acr-

Prefix

 * , used before a vowel.

Prefix

 * , used before a vowel.

title: acr-


text: exacuturae

title: exacuturae


text: exacuturorum

title: exacuturorum


text: exacuturarum

title: exacuturarum


text: exacuturo

title: exacuturo


text: exacuturis

title: exacuturis


text: exacuturam

title: exacuturam


text: exacuturos

title: exacuturos


text: exacuturas

title: exacuturas


text: exacuture

title: exacuture


text: exaedificanda

title: exaedificanda


text: exaedificandae

title: exaedificandae


text: exaedificandorum

title: exaedificandorum


text: exaedificandarum

title: exaedificandarum


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title: exaedificandis


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title: exaedificandam


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title: exaedificandos


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title: exaedificandas


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title: exaedificande


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title: exaedificantes


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title: exaedificantia


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title: exaedificantis


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title: exaedificantium


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title: exaedificante


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title: exaedificantibus


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title: exaedificantem


text: exaedificatura

title: exaedificatura


text: exaedificaturum

title: exaedificaturum


text: exaedificaturi

title: exaedificaturi


text: exaedificaturae

title: exaedificaturae


text: exaedificaturorum

title: exaedificaturorum


text: exaedificaturarum

title: exaedificaturarum


text: exaedificaturo

title: exaedificaturo


text: exaedificaturis

title: exaedificaturis


text: exaedificaturam

title: exaedificaturam


text: exaedificaturos

title: exaedificaturos


text: exaedificaturas

title: exaedificaturas


text: exaedificature

title: exaedificature


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title: exaedificata


text: exaedificati

title: exaedificati


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title: exaedificatae


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title: exaedificatorum


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title: exaedificatarum


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title: exaedificatam


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title: exaedificatos


text: exaedificatas

title: exaedificatas


text: exaestuanda

title: exaestuanda


text: exaestuandae

title: exaestuandae


text: exaestuandorum

title: exaestuandorum


text: exaestuandarum

title: exaestuandarum


text: exaestuandis

title: exaestuandis


text: exaestuandam

title: exaestuandam


text: exaestuandos

title: exaestuandos


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title: exaestuandas


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title: exaestuande


text: exaestuatura

title: exaestuatura


text: exaestuaturum

title: exaestuaturum


text: exaestuaturi

title: exaestuaturi


text: exaestuaturae

title: exaestuaturae


text: exaestuaturorum

title: exaestuaturorum


text: exaestuaturarum

title: exaestuaturarum


text: exaestuaturo

title: exaestuaturo


text: exaestuaturis

title: exaestuaturis


text: exaestuaturam

title: exaestuaturam


text: exaestuaturos

title: exaestuaturos


text: exaestuaturas

title: exaestuaturas


text: exaestuature

title: exaestuature


text: exaestuata

title: exaestuata


text: exaestuati

title: exaestuati


text: exaestuatae

title: exaestuatae


text: exaestuatorum

title: exaestuatorum


text: exaestuatarum

title: exaestuatarum


text: exanimatu

title: exanimatu


text: exaestuatam

title: exaestuatam


text: exaestuatos

title: exaestuatos


text: exaestuatas

title: exaestuatas


text: exaggeranda

title: exaggeranda


text: exaggerandae

title: exaggerandae


text: exaggerandorum

title: exaggerandorum


text: exaggerandarum

title: exaggerandarum


text: exaggerandis

title: exaggerandis


text: exaggerandam

title: exaggerandam


text: exaggerandos

title: exaggerandos


text: exaggerandas

title: exaggerandas


text: exaggerande

title: exaggerande


text: exaggerantes

title: exaggerantes


text: exaggerantia

title: exaggerantia


text: exaggerantis

title: exaggerantis


text: exaggerantium

title: exaggerantium


text: exaggeranti

title: exaggeranti


text: exaggerante

title: exaggerante


text: exaggerantibus

title: exaggerantibus


text: exaggerantem

title: exaggerantem


text: vekttapet

title: vekttapet


text: exaggeratura

title: exaggeratura


text: exaggeraturum

title: exaggeraturum


text: exaggeraturi

title: exaggeraturi


text: exaggeraturae

title: exaggeraturae


text: exaggeraturorum

title: exaggeraturorum


text: exaggeraturarum

title: exaggeraturarum


text: exaggeraturo

title: exaggeraturo


text: exaggeraturis

title: exaggeraturis


text: exaggeraturam

title: exaggeraturam


text: exaggeraturos

title: exaggeraturos


text: exaggeraturas

title: exaggeraturas


text: exaggerature

title: exaggerature


text: exaggerata

title: exaggerata


text: exaggerati

title: exaggerati


text: exaggeratae

title: exaggeratae


text: exaggeratorum

title: exaggeratorum


text: exaggeratarum

title: exaggeratarum


text: exaggeratam

title: exaggeratam


text: exaggeratos

title: exaggeratos


text: exaggeratas

title: exaggeratas


text: exalbescentes

title: exalbescentes


text: exalbescentia

title: exalbescentia


text: exalbescentis

title: exalbescentis


text: exalbescentium

title: exalbescentium


text: exalbescenti

title: exalbescenti


text: exalbescente

title: exalbescente


text: exalbescentibus

title: exalbescentibus


text: exalbescentem

title: exalbescentem


text: exaltanda

title: exaltanda


text: exaltandae

title: exaltandae


text: exaltandorum

title: exaltandorum


text: exaltandarum

title: exaltandarum


text: exaltandis

title: exaltandis


text: exaltandam

title: exaltandam


text: exaltandos

title: exaltandos


text: exaltandas

title: exaltandas


text: exaltande

title: exaltande


text: exaltatura

title: exaltatura


text: exaltaturum

title: exaltaturum


text: exaltaturi

title: exaltaturi


text: exaltaturae

title: exaltaturae


text: exaltaturorum

title: exaltaturorum


text: exaltaturarum

title: exaltaturarum


text: exaltaturo

title: exaltaturo


text: exaltaturis

title: exaltaturis


text: exaltaturam

title: exaltaturam


text: exaltaturos

title: exaltaturos


text: exaltaturas

title: exaltaturas


text: exaltature

title: exaltature


text: exardendi

title: exardendi


text: exardendo

title: exardendo


text: examplexanda

title: examplexanda


text: exardendum

title: exardendum


text: exarsum

title: exarsum


text: exarsu

title: exarsu


text: examplexandae

title: examplexandae


text: examplexandorum

title: examplexandorum


text: examplexandarum

title: examplexandarum


text: examplexandis

title: examplexandis


text: examplexandam

title: examplexandam


text: examplexandos

title: examplexandos


text: examplexandas

title: examplexandas


text: examplexande

title: examplexande


text: examplexantes

title: examplexantes


text: examplexantia

title: examplexantia


text: examplexantis

title: examplexantis


text: examplexantium

title: examplexantium


text: examplexanti

title: examplexanti


text: examplexante

title: examplexante


text: examplexantibus

title: examplexantibus


text: examplexantem

title: examplexantem


text: examplexatura

title: examplexatura


text: examplexaturum

title: examplexaturum


text: examplexaturi

title: examplexaturi


text: examplexaturae

title: examplexaturae


text: examplexaturorum

title: examplexaturorum


text: examplexaturarum

title: examplexaturarum


text: examplexaturo

title: examplexaturo


text: examplexaturis

title: examplexaturis


text: examplexaturam

title: examplexaturam


text: examplexaturos

title: examplexaturos


text: examplexaturas

title: examplexaturas


text: examplexature

title: examplexature


text: examplexata

title: examplexata


text: examplexati

title: examplexati


text: examplexatae

title: examplexatae


text: examplexatorum

title: examplexatorum


text: examplexatarum

title: examplexatarum


text: examplexato

title: examplexato


text: examplexatis

title: examplexatis


text: examplexatam

title: examplexatam


text: examplexatos

title: examplexatos


text: examplexatas

title: examplexatas


text: examplexate

title: examplexate


text: exardenda

title: exardenda


text: exardendae

title: exardendae


text: exardendorum

title: exardendorum


text: exardendarum

title: exardendarum


text: exardendis

title: exardendis


text: exardendam

title: exardendam


text: exardendos

title: exardendos


text: exardendas

title: exardendas


text: exardende

title: exardende


text: exardescendi

title: exardescendi


text: exardescendo

title: exardescendo


text: exardescendum

title: exardescendum


text: exardentes

title: exardentes


text: exardentia

title: exardentia


text: exardentis

title: exardentis


text: exardentium

title: exardentium


text: exardenti

title: exardenti


text: exardente

title: exardente


text: exardentibus

title: exardentibus


text: exardentem

title: exardentem


text: exardescentes

title: exardescentes


text: exardescentia

title: exardescentia


text: exardescentis

title: exardescentis


text: exardescentium

title: exardescentium


text: exardescenti

title: exardescenti


text: exardescente

title: exardescente


text: exardescentibus

title: exardescentibus


text: exardescentem

title: exardescentem


text: exarsura

title: exarsura


text: exarsurum

title: exarsurum


text: exarsuri

title: exarsuri


text: exarsurae

title: exarsurae


text: exarsurorum

title: exarsurorum


text: exarsurarum

title: exarsurarum


text: exarsuro

title: exarsuro


text: exarsuris

title: exarsuris


text: exarsuram

title: exarsuram


text: exarsuros

title: exarsuros


text: exarsuras

title: exarsuras


text: exarsure

title: exarsure


text: exarsa

title: exarsa


text: exarsae

title: exarsae


text: exarsorum

title: exarsorum


text: exarsarum

title: exarsarum


text: exarso

title: exarso


text: exarsis

title: exarsis


text: exarsam

title: exarsam


text: exarsos

title: exarsos


text: exarsas

title: exarsas


text: exarse

title: exarse


text: exasperanda

title: exasperanda


text: exasperandum

title: exasperandum


text: exasperandi

title: exasperandi


text: exasperandae

title: exasperandae


text: exasperandorum

title: exasperandorum


text: vekttapene

title: vekttapene


text: exasperandarum

title: exasperandarum


text: exasperandis

title: exasperandis


text: exasperandam

title: exasperandam


text: exasperandos

title: exasperandos


text: exasperandas

title: exasperandas


text: exasperande

title: exasperande


text: exasperatura

title: exasperatura


text: exasperaturum

title: exasperaturum


text: exasperaturi

title: exasperaturi


text:
dungstead

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A place where manure is piled; a dungheap; a midden

title: dungstead


text: exasperaturae

title: exasperaturae


text: exasperaturorum

title: exasperaturorum


text: exasperaturarum

title: exasperaturarum


text: exasperaturo

title: exasperaturo


text: exasperaturis

title: exasperaturis


text: exasperaturam

title: exasperaturam


text: exasperaturos

title: exasperaturos


text: exasperaturas

title: exasperaturas


text: exasperature

title: exasperature


text: exauctoranda

title: exauctoranda


text: exauctorandum

title: exauctorandum


text: exauctorandi

title: exauctorandi


text: exauctorandae

title: exauctorandae


text: exauctorandorum

title: exauctorandorum


text: exauctorandarum

title: exauctorandarum


text: exauctorando

title: exauctorando


text: exauctorandis

title: exauctorandis


text: dungsteads

title: dungsteads


text: exauctorandam

title: exauctorandam


text: exauctorandos

title: exauctorandos


text: exauctorandas

title: exauctorandas


text: exauctorande

title: exauctorande


text: exauctorantes

title: exauctorantes


text: exauctorantia

title: exauctorantia


text: exauctorantis

title: exauctorantis


text: exauctorantium

title: exauctorantium


text: exauctoranti

title: exauctoranti


text: exauctorante

title: exauctorante


text: exauctorantibus

title: exauctorantibus


text: exauctorantem

title: exauctorantem


text: exauctoratura

title: exauctoratura


text: exauctoraturum

title: exauctoraturum


text: exauctoraturi

title: exauctoraturi


text: exauctoraturae

title: exauctoraturae


text: exauctoraturorum

title: exauctoraturorum


text: exauctoraturarum

title: exauctoraturarum


text: exauctoraturo

title: exauctoraturo


text: exauctoraturis

title: exauctoraturis


text: exauctoraturam

title: exauctoraturam


text: exauctoraturos

title: exauctoraturos


text: exauctoraturas

title: exauctoraturas


text: exauctorature

title: exauctorature


text: exauctorata

title: exauctorata


text: exauctoratum

title: exauctoratum


text: exauctorati

title: exauctorati


text: exauctoratae

title: exauctoratae


text: exauctoratorum

title: exauctoratorum


text: exauctoratarum

title: exauctoratarum


text: exauctoratam

title: exauctoratam


text: exauctoratos

title: exauctoratos


text: exauctoratas

title: exauctoratas


text: dung-heap

title: dung-heap


text: exauctura

title: exauctura


text: exaucturum

title: exaucturum


text: exaucturi

title: exaucturi


text: exaucturae

title: exaucturae


text: exaucturorum

title: exaucturorum


text: exaucturarum

title: exaucturarum


text: exaucturo

title: exaucturo


text: exaucturis

title: exaucturis


text: exaucturam

title: exaucturam


text: exaucturos

title: exaucturos


text: exaucturas

title: exaucturas


text: exaucture

title: exaucture


text: exaugentes

title: exaugentes


text: exaugentia

title: exaugentia


text: exaugentis

title: exaugentis


text: exaugentium

title: exaugentium


text: exaugenti

title: exaugenti


text: exaugente

title: exaugente


text: exaugentibus

title: exaugentibus


text: exaugentem

title: exaugentem


text: exarescendi

title: exarescendi


text: exarescendo

title: exarescendo


text: exarescendum

title: exarescendum


text: exaratu

title: exaratu


text: exasperatu

title: exasperatu


text:
excaecans

Etymology
Present participle of

Participle

 * 1) blinding

title: excaecans


text:
excaecaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

Participle

 * 1) about to blind

title: excaecaturus


text:
excaecandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be blinded

title: excaecandus


text: exauctoratu

title: exauctoratu


text:
excalceans

Etymology
Present participle of

title: excalceans


text:
excalceaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

title: excalceaturus


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/stьdza

Etymology
From earlier, from , from , from. Baltic cognates include 🇨🇬 and Indo-European cognates include 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) path

Descendants

 * East Slavic:
 * South Slavic:
 * Old Church Slavonic:
 * Cyrillic: ,
 * West Slavic:
 * Old Church Slavonic:
 * Cyrillic: ,
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/stьdza


text:
excalceandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

title: excalceandus


text:
excandescens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) kindling

title: excandescens


text: Category:Proto-Slavic terms derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *steygʰ-


text:
excantans

Etymology
Present participle of

Participle

 * 1) enchanting

title: excantans


text:
excantaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

Participle

 * 1) about to enchant

title: excantaturus


text:
excantatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) enchanted

title: excantatus


text:
excantandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be enchanted

title: excantandus


text: Category:Terms derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *steygʰ-


text:
exceptaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

Participle

 * 1) about to inhale

title: exceptaturus


text:
exceptatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) inhaled

title: exceptatus


text:
exceptandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be inhaled

title: exceptandus


text:
excerebrans

Etymology
Present participle of

Participle

 * 1) braining

title: excerebrans


text:
excerebraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

Participle

 * 1) about to brain

title: excerebraturus


text:
excerebratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) brained

title: excerebratus


text:
excerebrandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be brained

title: excerebrandus


text:
excernens

Etymology
Present participle of

Participle

 * 1) separating

title: excernens


text:
excreturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

Participle

 * 1) about to separate

title: excreturus


text:
excretus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) separated

title: excretus


text:
excernendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be separated

title: excernendus


text:
excerpens

Etymology
Present participle of

Participle

 * 1) choosing

title: excerpens


text:
excerpturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

Participle

 * 1) about to choose

title: excerpturus


text:
excerptus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) chosen

title: excerptus


text:
excerpendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be chosen

title: excerpendus


text:
excidens

Etymology 1
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1)  uttering, slipping out

Etymology 2
Present active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) cutting out, cutting off, cutting down
 * 2) razing, demolishing, destroying
 * 3) extirpating, removing, banishing
 * 4) hollowing out, excavating

title: excidens


text: exauditu

title: exauditu


text:
ag-

Prefix

 * ag-+=agdoktor "to be a doctor"
 * ag-+= "to run"
 * ag-+= "to run"

Etymology
Euphonic alteration of, assimilating the D into the initial G of the word the prefix is applied to. See also

Prefix

 * aggressus, aggravatus
 * aggressus, aggravatus

title: ag-


text: Category:Russian terms derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *steygʰ-


text: exaugendi

title: exaugendi


text: exaugendo

title: exaugendo


text: exaugendum

title: exaugendum


text: exauctum

title: exauctum


text: exauctu

title: exauctu


text: crypto currency

title: crypto currency


text: Category:Old Church Slavonic terms derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *steygʰ-


text: excaecandi

title: excaecandi


text: excaecando

title: excaecando


text: excaecandum

title: excaecandum


text: excaecatu

title: excaecatu


text: excalceas

title: excalceas


text: excalceat

title: excalceat


text: excalceamus

title: excalceamus


text: excalceant

title: excalceant


text: excalceabo

title: excalceabo


text: excalceabis

title: excalceabis


text: excalceabit

title: excalceabit


text: excalceabimus

title: excalceabimus


text: excalceabitis

title: excalceabitis


text: excalceabunt

title: excalceabunt


text: excalceabam

title: excalceabam


text: excalceabas

title: excalceabas


text: excalceabat

title: excalceabat


text: excalceabamus

title: excalceabamus


text: excalceabatis

title: excalceabatis


text: excalceabant

title: excalceabant


text: excalceavi

title: excalceavi


text: excalceavisti

title: excalceavisti


text: excalceavit

title: excalceavit


text: excalceavimus

title: excalceavimus


text: excalceavistis

title: excalceavistis


text: excalceaverunt

title: excalceaverunt


text: excalceavero

title: excalceavero


text: excalceaveris

title: excalceaveris


text: excalceaverit

title: excalceaverit


text: excalceaverimus

title: excalceaverimus


text: excalceaveritis

title: excalceaveritis


text: excalceaverint

title: excalceaverint


text: excalceaveram

title: excalceaveram


text: excalceaveras

title: excalceaveras


text: excalceaverat

title: excalceaverat


text: excalceaveramus

title: excalceaveramus


text: excalceaveratis

title: excalceaveratis


text: excalceaverant

title: excalceaverant


text: excalceor

title: excalceor


text: excalcearis

title: excalcearis


text: excalceamur

title: excalceamur


text: excalceamini

title: excalceamini


text: excalceatur

title: excalceatur


text: excalceantur

title: excalceantur


text: excalceabor

title: excalceabor


text: excalceaberis

title: excalceaberis


text: excalceabimur

title: excalceabimur


text: excalceabimini

title: excalceabimini


text: excalceabitur

title: excalceabitur


text: excalceabuntur

title: excalceabuntur


text: excalceabar

title: excalceabar


text: excalceabaris

title: excalceabaris


text: excalceabamur

title: excalceabamur


text: excalceabamini

title: excalceabamini


text: excalceabatur

title: excalceabatur


text: excalceabantur

title: excalceabantur


text: excalceem

title: excalceem


text: excalcees

title: excalcees


text: excalceet

title: excalceet


text: excalceemus

title: excalceemus


text: excalceetis

title: excalceetis


text: excalceent

title: excalceent


text: excalcearem

title: excalcearem


text: excalceares

title: excalceares


text: excalcearet

title: excalcearet


text: excalcearemus

title: excalcearemus


text: excalcearetis

title: excalcearetis


text: excalcearent

title: excalcearent


text: excalceaverim

title: excalceaverim


text: excalceavissem

title: excalceavissem


text: excalceavisses

title: excalceavisses


text: excalceavisset

title: excalceavisset


text: excalceavissemus

title: excalceavissemus


text: excalceavissetis

title: excalceavissetis


text: excalceavissent

title: excalceavissent


text: excalceer

title: excalceer


text: excalceeris

title: excalceeris


text: excalceemur

title: excalceemur


text: excalceemini

title: excalceemini


text:
exclamaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

Participle

 * 1) about to exclaim

title: exclamaturus


text: excalceetur

title: excalceetur


text: excalceentur

title: excalceentur


text:
exclamatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) exclaimed

title: exclamatus


text: excalcearer

title: excalcearer


text: excalceareris

title: excalceareris


text:
exclamandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be exclaimed

title: exclamandus


text: excalcearemur

title: excalcearemur


text: excalcearemini

title: excalcearemini


text: excalcearetur

title: excalcearetur


text: excalcearentur

title: excalcearentur


text:
excorians

Etymology
Present participle of

title: excorians


text: excalcea

title: excalcea


text:
excoriaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

title: excoriaturus


text: excalceatote

title: excalceatote


text:
excoriatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of

title: excoriatus


text: excalceanto

title: excalceanto


text:
excoriandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

title: excoriandus


text: excalceator

title: excalceator


text: excalceantor

title: excalceantor


text: excalceavisse

title: excalceavisse


text: excalceari

title: excalceari


text: excalceandi

title: excalceandi


text:
excremans

Etymology
Present participle of

Participle

 * 1) cremating

title: excremans


text: excalceando

title: excalceando


text: excalceandum

title: excalceandum


text:
excrematurus

Etymology
Future active participle of

Participle

 * 1) about to cremate

title: excrematurus


text: excalceatu

title: excalceatu


text:
excrematus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) cremated

title: excrematus


text:
excremandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be cremated

title: excremandus


text:
excreans

Etymology
Present participle of

title: excreans


text:
excreaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

title: excreaturus


text:
excreatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of

title: excreatus


text:
excreandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

title: excreandus


text:
excribens

Etymology
Present participle of

title: excribens


text:
excripturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

title: excripturus


text:
excriptus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of

title: excriptus


text:
excribendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

title: excribendus


text:
excubans

Etymology
Present participle of

Participle

 * 1) lying or sleeping outside
 * 2) keeping watch

title: excubans


text:
excubiturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

Participle

 * 1) about to lie or sleep outside
 * 2) about to keep watch

title: excubiturus


text:
excubandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be lying or sleeping outside
 * 2) which is to be kept watched

title: excubandus


text:
exculcans

Etymology
Present participle of

Participle

 * 1) trampling

title: exculcans


text:
exculcaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

Participle

 * 1) about to trample

title: exculcaturus


text:
exculcatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) trampled

title: exculcatus


text:
exculcandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be trampled

title: exculcandus


text:
execrans

Etymology
Present participle of

title: execrans


text:
execraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

title: execraturus


text:
execrandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) That is to be detested

title: execrandus


text:
exequens

Etymology
Present participle of

title: exequens


text:
executurus

Etymology
Future active participle of

title: executurus


text:
executus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) Having gone through

title: executus


text:
exequendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

title: exequendus


text: dinnle

title: dinnle


text:
exercitans

Etymology
Present participle of

Participle

 * 1) exercising

title: exercitans


text:
exercitaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

Participle

 * 1) about to exercise

title: exercitaturus


text:
exercitandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be exercised

title: exercitandus


text:
exerens

Etymology
Present participle of

title: exerens


text:
exerturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

title: exerturus


text:
exerendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

title: exerendus


text:
exerrans

Etymology
Present participle of

title: exerrans


text:
exerraturus

Etymology
Future active participle of

title: exerraturus


text:
exerratus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of

title: exerratus


text:
exerrandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

title: exerrandus


text: excandescendi

title: excandescendi


text: excandescendo

title: excandescendo


text: excandescendum

title: excandescendum


text: excaecanda

title: excaecanda


text: excaecandae

title: excaecandae


text: excaecandorum

title: excaecandorum


text: excaecandarum

title: excaecandarum


text: excaecandis

title: excaecandis


text: excaecandam

title: excaecandam


text: excaecandos

title: excaecandos


text: excaecandas

title: excaecandas


text: excaecande

title: excaecande


text: excaecantes

title: excaecantes


text: excaecantia

title: excaecantia


text: excaecantis

title: excaecantis


text: excaecantium

title: excaecantium


text: excaecanti

title: excaecanti


text: excaecante

title: excaecante


text: excaecantibus

title: excaecantibus


text: excaecantem

title: excaecantem


text: excaecatura

title: excaecatura


text: excaecaturum

title: excaecaturum


text: excaecaturi

title: excaecaturi


text: excaecaturae

title: excaecaturae


text: excaecaturorum

title: excaecaturorum


text: excaecaturarum

title: excaecaturarum


text: excaecaturo

title: excaecaturo


text: excaecaturis

title: excaecaturis


text: excaecaturam

title: excaecaturam


text: excaecaturos

title: excaecaturos


text: excaecaturas

title: excaecaturas


text: excaecature

title: excaecature


text:
चड्डी

Etymology
from, from.

Noun

 * 1) underwear
 * 2)  A supporter of the, a Hindu nationalist paramilitary volunteer organisation; by extension, a member of any Hindu nationalist party.

title: चड्डी


text: excalceanda

title: excalceanda


text: excalceandae

title: excalceandae


text: excalceandorum

title: excalceandorum


text: excalceandarum

title: excalceandarum


text: excalceandis

title: excalceandis


text: excalceandam

title: excalceandam


text: excalceandos

title: excalceandos


text: excalceandas

title: excalceandas


text: excalceande

title: excalceande


text: excalceantes

title: excalceantes


text: excalceantia

title: excalceantia


text: excalceantis

title: excalceantis


text: excalceantium

title: excalceantium


text: excalceanti

title: excalceanti


text: excantandi

title: excantandi


text: excalceante

title: excalceante


text: excantando

title: excantando


text: excalceantibus

title: excalceantibus


text: excantandum

title: excantandum


text: excalceantem

title: excalceantem


text: excantatum

title: excantatum


text: excantatu

title: excantatu


text: excalceatura

title: excalceatura


text: excalceaturum

title: excalceaturum


text: excalceaturi

title: excalceaturi


text: excalceaturae

title: excalceaturae


text: excalceaturorum

title: excalceaturorum


text: excalceaturarum

title: excalceaturarum


text: excalceaturo

title: excalceaturo


text: excalceaturis

title: excalceaturis


text: excalceaturam

title: excalceaturam


text: excalceaturos

title: excalceaturos


text: excalceaturas

title: excalceaturas


text: excalceature

title: excalceature


text: excandescentes

title: excandescentes


text:
excandescentia

Etymology 1
, present participle of

Noun

 * 1) an outbreak of anger, irascibility

title: excandescentia


text: excandescentis

title: excandescentis


text: excandescentium

title: excandescentium


text: excandescenti

title: excandescenti


text: excandescente

title: excandescente


text: excandescentibus

title: excandescentibus


text: excandescentem

title: excandescentem


text:
ਕੱਛਾ

Noun

 * 1) underwear

title: ਕੱਛਾ


text: excavatu

title: excavatu


text: excellendi

title: excellendi


text: excellendum

title: excellendum


text:
Template:R:pa:Singh

.

While this dictionary is outdated, it is one of the few accessible online.

For parameters, see R:mni:Sharma which works similarly.

title: Template:R:pa:Singh


text:
User talk:Downgila

Please put translations in the correct alphabetic sequence in the tables. Also the code for Malay is "ms" ("tr" is for Turkish). SemperBlotto (talk) 23:29, 20 March 2016 (UTC)

title: User talk:Downgila


text: exceptandi

title: exceptandi


text: exceptando

title: exceptando


text: exceptandum

title: exceptandum


text: exceptatum

title: exceptatum


text: exceptatu

title: exceptatu


text: excerebrandi

title: excerebrandi


text: excerebrando

title: excerebrando


text: excerebrandum

title: excerebrandum


text: excerebratum

title: excerebratum


text: excerebratu

title: excerebratu


text: excernendi

title: excernendi


text: excernendo

title: excernendo


text: excernendum

title: excernendum


text:
excretum

Etymology
From, neuter singular of.

title: excretum


text: excretu

title: excretu


text: excerpendi

title: excerpendi


text: excerpendo

title: excerpendo


text: excerpendum

title: excerpendum


text:
excerptum

Noun

 * 1) An excerpt.

title: excerptum


text: excerptu

title: excerptu


text: excidendi

title: excidendi


text: excidendo

title: excidendo


text: excidendum

title: excidendum


text: excitu

title: excitu


text: exceptu

title: exceptu


text: excitatu

title: excitatu


text: exclamandi

title: exclamandi


text: exclamandum

title: exclamandum


text: exclamatum

title: exclamatum


text: exclamatu

title: exclamatu


text: exclusu

title: exclusu


text: excogitatu

title: excogitatu


text:
अवसाद

Noun

 * 1) gloom, melancholy
 * 2) sediment

title: अवसाद


text: excultu

title: excultu


text:
महाविद्यालय

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) university, college

Noun

 * 1) university, college

title: महाविद्यालय


text: excoctu

title: excoctu


text: excoriandi

title: excoriandi


text: excoriando

title: excoriando


text: excoriandum

title: excoriandum


text: excoriatum

title: excoriatum


text: excoriatu

title: excoriatu


text: excremandi

title: excremandi


text: excremando

title: excremando


text: excremandum

title: excremandum


text: excrematum

title: excrematum


text: excrematu

title: excrematu


text: excreandi

title: excreandi


text: excreando

title: excreando


text: excreandum

title: excreandum


text: excreatum

title: excreatum


text: excreatu

title: excreatu


text: excribendi

title: excribendi


text: excribendo

title: excribendo


text: excribendum

title: excribendum


text: excriptum

title: excriptum


text: excriptu

title: excriptu


text:
andr-

Prefix

 * , used before vowels

title: andr-


text: excruciatu

title: excruciatu


text: excubandi

title: excubandi


text: excubando

title: excubando


text: excubandum

title: excubandum


text: excubitu

title: excubitu


text: excusu

title: excusu


text:
anthrop-

Prefix

 * , used before vowels.

title: anthrop-


text: exculcandi

title: exculcandi


text: exculcando

title: exculcando


text: exculcandum

title: exculcandum


text: exculcatum

title: exculcatum


text: exculcatu

title: exculcatu


text:
tualchhung

Noun

 * 1) a native; person of the town or village

Adjective

 * 1) of or pertaining to the village

title: tualchhung


text: exculptu

title: exculptu


text: πράττω

title: πράττω


text:
ngui

Numeral

 * 1) fifteen
 * ngui ki : 15*2 i.e. 30
 * ngui tebo : 15*3 i.e. 45
 * ngui ngui : 15*15 i.e. 225
 * nguini angi : on the fifteenth day

Usage notes
Huli is the only known language with a pentadecimal (base-15) numeral system.

Etymology
Hinde (1904) records kui and as equivalents of English  in “Jogowini dialect” of Kikuyu.

Pronunciation

Noun

 * 1) dog

Adjective

 * 1) sad, depressed, blue

title: ngui


text: aethal

title: aethal


text: excusatu

title: excusatu


text: τάττω

title: τάττω


text: excussu

title: excussu


text:
zawm

Verb

 * 1)  to unite, join together

Verb

 * 1)  to obey

title: zawm


text: execrandi

title: execrandi


text: execrandum

title: execrandum


text: execratu

title: execratu


text: exesu

title: exesu


text: exequendi

title: exequendi


text: exequendo

title: exequendo


text: exequendum

title: exequendum


text: executum

title: executum


text: executu

title: executu


text: exercitandi

title: exercitandi


text: exercitandum

title: exercitandum


text: exercitatu

title: exercitatu


text: exerendi

title: exerendi


text: exerendo

title: exerendo


text: exerendum

title: exerendum


text: exertu

title: exertu


text: exerrandi

title: exerrandi


text: exerrando

title: exerrando


text: exerrandum

title: exerrandum


text: exerratum

title: exerratum


text: exerratu

title: exerratu


text: exfoliandi

title: exfoliandi


text: exfoliandum

title: exfoliandum


text: exfoliatum

title: exfoliatum


text: exfoliatu

title: exfoliatu


text: exfricas

title: exfricas


text: exfricat

title: exfricat


text: exfricamus

title: exfricamus


text: exfricatis

title: exfricatis


text: exfricant

title: exfricant


text: exfricabo

title: exfricabo


text: exfricabis

title: exfricabis


text: exfricabit

title: exfricabit


text: exfricabimus

title: exfricabimus


text: exfricabitis

title: exfricabitis


text: exfricabunt

title: exfricabunt


text: exfricabam

title: exfricabam


text: exfricabas

title: exfricabas


text: exfricabat

title: exfricabat


text: exfricabamus

title: exfricabamus


text: exfricabatis

title: exfricabatis


text: exfricabant

title: exfricabant


text: exfrixi

title: exfrixi


text: exfrixisti

title: exfrixisti


text: exfrixit

title: exfrixit


text: exfriximus

title: exfriximus


text: exfrixistis

title: exfrixistis


text: exfrixerunt

title: exfrixerunt


text: exfrixero

title: exfrixero


text: exfrixeris

title: exfrixeris


text: exfrixerit

title: exfrixerit


text: exfrixerimus

title: exfrixerimus


text: exfrixeritis

title: exfrixeritis


text: exfrixerint

title: exfrixerint


text: exfrixeram

title: exfrixeram


text: exfrixeras

title: exfrixeras


text: exfrixerat

title: exfrixerat


text: exfrixeramus

title: exfrixeramus


text: exfrixeratis

title: exfrixeratis


text: exfrixerant

title: exfrixerant


text: exfricor

title: exfricor


text: exfricaris

title: exfricaris


text: exfricamur

title: exfricamur


text: exfricamini

title: exfricamini


text: exfricatur

title: exfricatur


text: exfricantur

title: exfricantur


text: exfricabor

title: exfricabor


text: exfricaberis

title: exfricaberis


text: exfricabimur

title: exfricabimur


text: exfricabimini

title: exfricabimini


text: exfricabitur

title: exfricabitur


text: exfricabuntur

title: exfricabuntur


text: exfricabar

title: exfricabar


text: exfricabaris

title: exfricabaris


text: exfricabamur

title: exfricabamur


text: exfricabamini

title: exfricabamini


text: exfricabatur

title: exfricabatur


text: exfricabantur

title: exfricabantur


text: exfricem

title: exfricem


text: exfrices

title: exfrices


text: exfricet

title: exfricet


text: exfricemus

title: exfricemus


text: exfricetis

title: exfricetis


text: exfricent

title: exfricent


text: exfricarem

title: exfricarem


text: exfricares

title: exfricares


text: exfricaret

title: exfricaret


text: exfricaremus

title: exfricaremus


text: exfricaretis

title: exfricaretis


text: exfricarent

title: exfricarent


text: exfrixerim

title: exfrixerim


text: exfrixissem

title: exfrixissem


text: exfrixisses

title: exfrixisses


text: exfrixisset

title: exfrixisset


text: exfrixissemus

title: exfrixissemus


text: exfrixissetis

title: exfrixissetis


text: exfrixissent

title: exfrixissent


text: exfricer

title: exfricer


text: exfriceris

title: exfriceris


text: exfricemur

title: exfricemur


text: exfricemini

title: exfricemini


text: exfricetur

title: exfricetur


text: exfricentur

title: exfricentur


text: exfricarer

title: exfricarer


text: exfricareris

title: exfricareris


text: exfricaremur

title: exfricaremur


text: exfricaremini

title: exfricaremini


text: exfricaretur

title: exfricaretur


text: exfricarentur

title: exfricarentur


text: exfrica

title: exfrica


text: exfricato

title: exfricato


text: exfricate

title: exfricate


text: exfricatote

title: exfricatote


text: exfricanto

title: exfricanto


text: exfricare

title: exfricare


text: exfricator

title: exfricator


text: exfricantor

title: exfricantor


text: exfrixisse

title: exfrixisse


text: exfricari

title: exfricari


text: exfricandi

title: exfricandi


text: exfricando

title: exfricando


text: exfricandum

title: exfricandum


text: exfricatum

title: exfricatum


text: exfricatu

title: exfricatu


text: exhalatu

title: exhalatu


text:
hemerological

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to hemerology.

Translations

 * German: hemerologisch

title: hemerological


text: exhaustu

title: exhaustu


text:
User talk:Dylantburg23

Prefix alternatives
Hi. Maybe slow down on these a bit. anth- seems crazy to call an alternative. Equinox ◑ 00:26, 21 March 2016 (UTC)

 * Nor am I sure that ag- for example is a prefix in English, even if it occurs on many Latinate borrowings. Equinox ◑ 00:27, 21 March 2016 (UTC)

title: User talk:Dylantburg23


text: exheredatu

title: exheredatu


text:
हरियाणवी

Proper noun

 * 1) Haryanvi an Indo-Aryan language, sometimes conflated with Hindi

Proper noun

 * 1) Haryanvi an Indo-Aryan language, sometimes conflated with Hindi

title: हरियाणवी


text: Category:Haryanvi lemmas

title: Category:Haryanvi lemmas


text: exhibitu

title: exhibitu


text: Category:Haryanvi language

title: Category:Haryanvi language


text: exhilaratu

title: exhilaratu


text: exhonorandi

title: exhonorandi


text: exhonorando

title: exhonorando


text: exhonorandum

title: exhonorandum


text: exhonoratum

title: exhonoratum


text: exhonoratu

title: exhonoratu


text: exhorrendi

title: exhorrendi


text: exhorrendo

title: exhorrendo


text: exhorrendum

title: exhorrendum


text: exhorrescendi

title: exhorrescendi


text: exhorrescendo

title: exhorrescendo


text: exhorrescendum

title: exhorrescendum


text: exhortandi

title: exhortandi


text: exhortandum

title: exhortandum


text: exhortatu

title: exhortatu


text: aque-

title: aque-


text: Eurocommunists

title: Eurocommunists


text: exactu

title: exactu


text: exiliendi

title: exiliendi


text: exiliendo

title: exiliendo


text: exiliendum

title: exiliendum


text: exemptu

title: exemptu


text:
Gloud

Etymology
From, , from. More at 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) A glowing coal or ember; a gleed

title: Gloud


text: exinanitu

title: exinanitu


text: Category:English terms interfixed with -l-


text: existimatu

title: existimatu


text: existendi

title: existendi


text: existendo

title: existendo


text: existendum

title: existendum


text:
छतरी

Etymology
Ultimately from. Compare 🇨🇬. .

Noun

 * 1) umbrella
 * 2) canopy, dome
 * 3) parachute
 * 4)  condom
 * 1)  condom

title: छतरी


text: exiurandi

title: exiurandi


text: exiurando

title: exiurando


text: exiurandum

title: exiurandum


text: exiuratum

title: exiuratum


text: exiuratu

title: exiuratu


text: exjurandi

title: exjurandi


text: exjurando

title: exjurando


text: exjurandum

title: exjurandum


text: exjuratum

title: exjuratum


text: exjuratu

title: exjuratu


text: exoletu

title: exoletu


text: exolvendi

title: exolvendi


text: exolvendo

title: exolvendo


text: exolvendum

title: exolvendum


text: exolutum

title: exolutum


text: exolutu

title: exolutu


text: exoneratu

title: exoneratu


text:
Gäärs

Etymology
From, from. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) grass

title: Gäärs


text: exoptatu

title: exoptatu


text: Category:Ancient Greek terms derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *lewk-


text: exorptu

title: exorptu


text: exordiendi

title: exordiendi


text: exordiendo

title: exordiendo


text: exordiendum

title: exordiendum


text: exorsu

title: exorsu


text:
अधिकतर

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Etymology
.

title: अधिकतर


text: exoriendi

title: exoriendi


text: exoriendo

title: exoriendo


text: exoriendum

title: exoriendum


text: exortu

title: exortu


text: exornatu

title: exornatu


text: exoratu

title: exoratu


text: exossandi

title: exossandi


text: exossando

title: exossando


text: exossandum

title: exossandum


text: exossatum

title: exossatum


text: exossatu

title: exossatu


text: expallescendi

title: expallescendi


text: expallescendo

title: expallescendo


text: expallescendum

title: expallescendum


text: expalpandi

title: expalpandi


text: expalpando

title: expalpando


text: expalpandum

title: expalpandum


text: expalpatum

title: expalpatum


text: expalpatu

title: expalpatu


text: expansu

title: expansu


text: expavescendi

title: expavescendi


text: expavescendo

title: expavescendo


text: expavescendum

title: expavescendum


text: expectatu

title: expectatu


text: expeditu

title: expeditu


text: expeiurandi

title: expeiurandi


text: expeiurando

title: expeiurando


text: expeiurandum

title: expeiurandum


text: expeiuratum

title: expeiuratum


text: expeiuratu

title: expeiuratu


text: expejurandi

title: expejurandi


text: expejurando

title: expejurando


text: expejurandum

title: expejurandum


text: expejuratum

title: expejuratum


text: expejuratu

title: expejuratu


text: expulsu

title: expulsu


text: expendendi

title: expendendi


text: expendendo

title: expendendo


text: expendendum

title: expendendum


text: expensu

title: expensu


text: expergiscendi

title: expergiscendi


text: expergiscendo

title: expergiscendo


text: expergiscendum

title: expergiscendum


text: experrectu

title: experrectu


text: expergendi

title: expergendi


text: expergendo

title: expergendo


text: expergendum

title: expergendum


text: expergitum

title: expergitum


text: expergitu

title: expergitu


text:
cuauhitzcuintli

Etymology
From, literally “wooden dog”.

Noun

 * 1) it is a low wooden stool.

title: cuauhitzcuintli


text: expetitu

title: expetitu


text: expilatu

title: expilatu


text: expiatu

title: expiatu


text:
icuauhyo

Noun

 * 1) ; it is its trunk or stem.

title: icuauhyo


text: expirandi

title: expirandi


text: expirandum

title: expirandum


text: expiratum

title: expiratum


text: expiratu

title: expiratu


text: expiscandi

title: expiscandi


text: expiscando

title: expiscando


text: expiscandum

title: expiscandum


text: expiscatu

title: expiscatu


text: explanandi

title: explanandi


text: explanatu

title: explanatu


text: expletu

title: expletu


text: explosu

title: explosu


text: exploratu

title: exploratu


text: expoliatu

title: expoliatu


text: expolitu

title: expolitu


text: expositu

title: expositu


text: exporrectu

title: exporrectu


text: exportatu

title: exportatu


text: exposcendi

title: exposcendi


text: exposcendo

title: exposcendo


text: exposcendum

title: exposcendum


text:
comedir

Etymology
From, present active infinitive of.

Verb

 * 1) to moderate, to regulate
 * 2) to restrain

Etymology
From (inherited or semi-learned).

Verb

 * 1) to moderate, to regulate
 * 2) to restrain

Conjugation

 * Brazil

 * Portugal

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to moderate, restrain

title: comedir


text: expostulatu

title: expostulatu


text: expressu

title: expressu


text:
แคลเซียม

Noun

 * 1) calcium.

title: แคลเซียม


text: exprobratu

title: exprobratu


text:
shuttleport

Noun

 * 1)  A spaceport from which shuttles depart.

title: shuttleport


text: shuttleports

title: shuttleports


text: expromptu

title: expromptu


text:
ฮีเลียม

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) helium.

title: ฮีเลียม


text: expugnatu

title: expugnatu


text:
ลิเทียม

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) lithium.

title: ลิเทียม


text: ลิเธียม

title: ลิเธียม


text: expulsandi

title: expulsandi


text: expulsandum

title: expulsandum


text: expulsatum

title: expulsatum


text: expulsatu

title: expulsatu


text:
Darby and Joan

Etymology
John Darby and his wife Joan were first mentioned in print in a poem published in The Gentleman's Magazine by Henry Woodfall in 1735.

Noun

 * 1) A proverbial married couple content to share a quiet life of mutual devotion.

title: Darby and Joan


text:
เบริลเลียม

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) beryllium.

title: เบริลเลียม


text: expungendi

title: expungendi


text: expungendo

title: expungendo


text: expungendum

title: expungendum


text: expunctum

title: expunctum


text: expunctu

title: expunctu


text:
โบรอน

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) boron.

title: โบรอน


text: expuendi

title: expuendi


text: expuendo

title: expuendo


text: expuendum

title: expuendum


text: exputum

title: exputum


text: exputu

title: exputu


text:
คาร์บอน

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) carbon.

title: คาร์บอน


text: expurgatu

title: expurgatu


text:
doctorling

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A minor, subordinate, or inferior doctor
 * 2) * 1853, The Protestant Quarterly Review - Volume 10 - Page 109:
 * Such is the infallible decision of our German "theologasters" and doctorlings.

title: doctorling


text: doctorlings

title: doctorlings


text: exquisitu

title: exquisitu


text: exsaturatu

title: exsaturatu


text:
ฟลูออรีน

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) fluorine.

title: ฟลูออรีน


text: exscindendi

title: exscindendi


text: exscindendo

title: exscindendo


text: exscindendum

title: exscindendum


text: exscissum

title: exscissum


text: exscissu

title: exscissu


text:
馬鹿力

Etymology
From. . The spelling is.

Noun

 * 1) great physical force or strength; brute force

title: 馬鹿力


text: exscreandi

title: exscreandi


text: exscreando

title: exscreando


text: exscreandum

title: exscreandum


text: exscreatum

title: exscreatum


text: exscreatu

title: exscreatu


text:
ばかぢから

Noun

 * 1)  brute force

title: ばかぢから


text: bakajikara

title: bakajikara


text:
โซเดียม

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sodium.

title: โซเดียม


text:
แมกนีเซียม

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) magnesium.

title: แมกนีเซียม


text: exscriptu

title: exscriptu


text: แม็กนีเซียม

title: แม็กนีเซียม


text: ばか力

title: ばか力


text: exsculpendi

title: exsculpendi


text: exsculpendo

title: exsculpendo


text: exsculpendum

title: exsculpendum


text: exsculptum

title: exsculptum


text: exsculptu

title: exsculptu


text: อลูมิเนียม

title: อลูมิเนียม


text:
पूर्वाग्रह

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) prejudice, bias

title: पूर्वाग्रह


text: exsectu

title: exsectu


text:
ซิลิคอน

Noun

 * 1) silicon.

title: ซิลิคอน


text: exsecrandi

title: exsecrandi


text: exsecrando

title: exsecrando


text: exsecrandum

title: exsecrandum


text: exsecratu

title: exsecratu


text:
ฟอสฟอรัส

Noun

 * 1) phosphorus.

title: ฟอสฟอรัส


text:
adamar

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to love vehemently
 * 2)  to be enamored

title: adamar


text: exsecutu

title: exsecutu


text:
वास्तविकता

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) reality

title: वास्तविकता


text:
กำมะถัน

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, all from.

Noun

 * 1) sulfur.

title: กำมะถัน


text: exserendi

title: exserendi


text: exserendo

title: exserendo


text: exserendum

title: exserendum


text: exsertu

title: exsertu


text: ซัลเฟอร์

title: ซัลเฟอร์


text:
Wiktionary:Votes/2006-08/CheckUser run on all sysops

As a result of the recent Wonderfool activities, I'd like to request a checkuser on all English Wiktionary sysops (myself included) to try and prevent Wonderfool's promised (as yet another sysop again) return next year. His parting comments in IRC indicate that he intends to return and do the same nonsense again next summer. I suspect he may already have another sysop account (a third!,) based on his comments. I think it would be good to have a steward do any such CheckUsering, before we start votes for "local CheckUsers" to help maintain a sense of propriety.

For subsequent WT:A nominations, does anyone object to making a CheckUser run a routine part of the process? I think doing so would correspond nicely to Jimbo's notion of identity verification that he spoke of at WikiMania.

--Connel MacKenzie 06:23, 8 August 2006 (UTC)

 * For:
 * 1) For. In case anyone still thinks I am that account. — Vildricianus 09:27, 8 August 2006 (UTC)
 * 2) For for the same reason moreso. DAVilla 08:10, 9 August 2006 (UTC)
 * 3) —Stephen 12:38, 10 August 2006 (UTC)
 * 4) --Dijan 05:19, 11 August 2006 (UTC)
 * 5) For, if the result of checkuser is not made public. Kipmaster 14:35, 14 August 2006 (UTC)
 * 6) Jonathan Webley 10:16, 15 August 2006 (UTC)
 * 7) For Geo.plrd 21:30, 16 August 2006 (UTC)
 * 8) For, if we are going to trust the CU person enough to check the bad guys, I trust them enough to check the good guys too. - TheDaveRoss 02:19, 29 August 2006 (UTC)
 * Against:
 * 1) I'm a sysop on Wikipedia, and I actually had to change my user name to avoid the attentions of a real-world stalker. That experience has made me a bit paranoid about the use of any mechanism by which my privacy might be compromised. I note also that I have occasionally made edits on various projects (including this one) as an IP, and from my "old" account name after my name-change was done, to tie up loose ends, and I do not want my current username associated with either. I would therefore oppose a blanket rule requiring a Checkuser on sysops/sysop candidates - such a mechanism should only be needed where there is a close question of possible sockpuppetry raised by some evidence in the edit history of the sysop or candidate. bd2412 T 19:11, 10 August 2006 (UTC)

 * Comments:
 * 1) Abstain for now - scs has a valid point below. But I'm ok with being checked :) \Mike 08:25, 9 August 2006 (UTC)
 * 2) Comment: I wonder how many puppetmasters, sophisticated enough to fool everyone and even make an otherwise-creditable play for admin status, would not be able to use multiple IP's and so delude the checkuser checks? —scs 13:08, 8 August 2006 (UTC)
 * 3) * That is the limitation of all CU checks. The "CheckUsers" have gotten pretty good at discerning the ranges used by the larger ISPs, and in what blocks they are used.  This isn't an end-all, be-all 100% method of detecting sock puppets; it is a stop-gap to try to prevent further Wonderfoolisms.  AFAIK, no such information would be made public, by the way.  --Connel MacKenzie 16:13, 10 August 2006 (UTC)

BD makes a good point. Of course, the results of the CU reports are treated as if they are standard ones, that is, they remain covered by the CheckUser Policy and the Wikimedia privacy policy. They shall be done by a regular steward and they shall obviously not be made public. The steward should only report if there is substantial evidence of malicious sockpuppetry.

Scs makes a valid point as well. However, our procedures for becoming admin are fairly simple and the requirements low. That really makes it easy to establish a Wonderfoolesque situation without even having to resort to complicate schemes and intrigues. Either we raise that barrier, or we anticipate such intentions. Suppose Wonderfool had been more clever/evil and got four or five accounts sysopped. He would have been unable to keep them all on separate IPs, but without a system like this proposed one, we wouldn't have noticed anyway. — Vildricianus 09:59, 15 August 2006 (UTC)

 * Comment: I am somewhat uncomfortable with this proposed policy. First, as enwikt's current "guest checkuser", it would end up falling on me to run these checkusers.  (While I don't mind being your guest checkuser, I would prefer that my time be consumed by interesting activities, not boring security checks.)  Second, I don't like the idea of doing suspicionless checkusers in general; while policy permits it, checkuser practice has frowned on it rather strongly.  While I can understand, and even somewhat agree, with Wiktionary's desire to do so, I worry about the consequences for other projects if this becomes a standard practice.  It's certainly something that has been called for on enwiki.

 * I'm actually here writing this note precisely because a candidate for admin here asked me to run a checkuser on him. I can confirm that what I find in the course of doing any checkusers I might do for this purpose will be limited to confirming or denying whether or not the candidate is likely a sockpuppet of Wonderfool or of any other grossly disruptive user.  Any other information found will be held in confidence as mandated by the Wikimedia privacy policy.  Any other person entrusted with checkuser rights on this or any other project would do the same.  Kelly Martin 22:16, 23 August 2006 (UTC)

 * Kelly Martin, please run a checkuser on me, and confirm or deny (here) what you find. I have a bunch of robot accounts but I'd like to know if you see anything else about my current IP address (again, reported here.)  --Connel MacKenzie 22:33, 23 August 2006 (UTC)


text:
คลอรีน

Noun

 * 1) chlorine.

title: คลอรีน


text: exsibilandi

title: exsibilandi


text: exsibilando

title: exsibilando


text: exsibilandum

title: exsibilandum


text: exsibilatum

title: exsibilatum


text: exsibilatu

title: exsibilatu


text:
อาร์กอน

Noun

 * 1) argon.

title: อาร์กอน


text:
โพแทสเซียม

Noun

 * 1) potassium.

title: โพแทสเซียม


text: exsiccandi

title: exsiccandi


text: exsiccando

title: exsiccando


text: exsiccandum

title: exsiccandum


text: exsiccatu

title: exsiccatu


text:
สแกนเดียม

Noun

 * 1) scandium.

title: สแกนเดียม


text: exsiliendi

title: exsiliendi


text: exsiliendo

title: exsiliendo


text: exsiliendum

title: exsiliendum


text:
ไทเทเนียม

Noun

 * 1) titanium.

title: ไทเทเนียม


text: exsistendi

title: exsistendi


text: exsistendo

title: exsistendo


text: exsistendum

title: exsistendum


text: ไททาเนียม

title: ไททาเนียม


text:
วาเนเดียม

Noun

 * 1) vanadium.

title: วาเนเดียม


text: exsolescendi

title: exsolescendi


text: exsolescendo

title: exsolescendo


text: exsolescendum

title: exsolescendum


text: วานาเดียม

title: วานาเดียม


text: exsolvendi

title: exsolvendi


text: exsolvendo

title: exsolvendo


text: exsolvendum

title: exsolvendum


text: exsolutum

title: exsolutum


text: exsolutu

title: exsolutu


text:
โครเมียม

Noun

 * 1) chromium.

title: โครเมียม


text: exsonuisse

title: exsonuisse


text: exsonandi

title: exsonandi


text: exsonando

title: exsonando


text: exsonandum

title: exsonandum


text: exsorbendi

title: exsorbendi


text: exsorbendo

title: exsorbendo


text: exsorbendum

title: exsorbendum


text: exsorptum

title: exsorptum


text: exsorptu

title: exsorptu


text: exspectatu

title: exspectatu


text: exspiratu

title: exspiratu


text: exspoliandi

title: exspoliandi


text: exspoliando

title: exspoliando


text: exspoliandum

title: exspoliandum


text: exspoliatum

title: exspoliatum


text: exspoliatu

title: exspoliatu


text:
bloud

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) fool

title: bloud


text: exspuendi

title: exspuendi


text: exspuendo

title: exspuendo


text: exspuendum

title: exspuendum


text: exsputum

title: exsputum


text: exsputu

title: exsputu


text:
ପାଣି

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

Noun

 * 1) water
 * 2) a liquid
 * 3) drink, beverage
 * 1) drink, beverage

title: ପାଣି


text: exstillandi

title: exstillandi


text: exstillando

title: exstillando


text: exstillandum

title: exstillandum


text: exstillatum

title: exstillatum


text: exstillatu

title: exstillatu


text: exstinctu

title: exstinctu


text:
แมงกานีส

Noun

 * 1) manganese.

title: แมงกานีส


text: exstirpandi

title: exstirpandi


text: exstirpando

title: exstirpando


text: exstirpandum

title: exstirpandum


text: exstirpatum

title: exstirpatum


text: exstirpatu

title: exstirpatu


text:
โคบอลต์

Noun

 * 1) cobalt.

title: โคบอลต์


text:
นิกเกิล

Noun

 * 1) nickel.

title: นิกเกิล


text: showedst

title: showedst


text: exstructu

title: exstructu


text:
Wiktionary:Votes/bt-2006-07/Request for bot flag User:SeeAlsoBot

Owner: — Vildricianus 08:53, 12 July 2006 (UTC)

Task: Converting " See also: link " and most of its variants into " ". Testing has been going on and is still going on, results up to now error-free. etc.

 * Support:
 * 1) \Mike 09:00, 12 July 2006 (UTC)
 * 2) —Stephen 16:38, 12 July 2006 (UTC)
 * 3)  --Connel MacKenzie 17:03, 12 July 2006 (UTC)
 * 4) I support this but I'd really like to see the regular expressions you plan to use. I did some work in the same area for an upcoming feature I call "soft formatting templates". I found a number of variations including a colon before "See also" or not, a colon after or not, the whole line italicized or just "See also", the list of words bolded or not, the last item in the list having an "and" before it, and uses of the  template on subsequent lines from before it could handle multiple parameters. Good luck. — Hippietrail 19:34, 12 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Since I had anticipated such desires, I posted the regex I'm currently testing at the bot's userpage. Like said, up till now error-free with replace.py. I'm first going to run through all the "see also"s that only take one parameter, going upwards therefrom with other regexes. Disclaimer: I'm far from a programming/python/regex expert, so suggestions are always welcome. — Vildricianus 19:42, 12 July 2006 (UTC)
 * 1) --Enginear 12:01, 13 July 2006 (UTC)
 * 2) scs 19:36, 13 July 2006 (UTC)

 * Oppose:

 * Comments:

 * Bot status granted. Now go forth and normalize. — Hippietrail 15:41, 25 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Thanks! Running... — Vildricianus 17:58, 25 July 2006 (UTC)


text: exsufflatu

title: exsufflatu


text: exsuflandi

title: exsuflandi


text: exsuflando

title: exsuflando


text: exsuflandum

title: exsuflandum


text: exsuflatum

title: exsuflatum


text: exsuflatu

title: exsuflatu


text:
สังกะสี

Etymology
Possibly from the mistranscription of [zɛ̃ɡ] or  [zɛ̃.ɡaʒ]. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) zinc.
 * 2) corrugated galvanised iron used to roof.

Synonyms

 * (chemical element)

title: สังกะสี


text: exsulatu

title: exsulatu


text: exsultandi

title: exsultandi


text: exsultando

title: exsultando


text: exsultandum

title: exsultandum


text: exsultatu

title: exsultatu


text:
ซิงก์

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) zinc.

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) sink, basin.

Etymology 3
From, short for.

Verb

 * 1) to synchronize.

title: ซิงก์


text: exsuperandi

title: exsuperandi


text: exsuperando

title: exsuperando


text: exsuperandum

title: exsuperandum


text: exsuperatum

title: exsuperatum


text: exsuperatu

title: exsuperatu


text:
डोगरी

Proper noun

 * 1) Dogri

title: डोगरी


text:
Wiktionary:Votes/bt-2006-07/Bot flag for Minnan-ascii-bot

I would like to request a bot flag for Minnan-ascii-bot because Hippietrail has blocked the bot due to running a bot without a bot flag. A yao 23:50, 28 July 2006 (UTC)
 * To get a bot flag we have to approve your bot. To approve your bot we need to know what you want to achieve with it. Please make a proposal and it will be discussed and voted on. — Hippietrail 02:48, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

Examples: a1 = a a2 = á a3 = à a4 = ak a5 = â a7 = ā a8 = a̍

Notes:

1. Number 4 is used only when it's last letters are h, k, p and t. 2. There is no number 6. A yao 07:23, 29 July 2006 (UTC) A-cai 07:32, 29 July 2006 (UTC)
 * I read A-yao's explanation on the Minnan-ascii-bot page. It sounds like a good idea.  Two comments:
 * 1) Could the bot be expanded to a more general special characters to ascii converter?  For example, I would like the same thing done for Pinyin as well.
 * 2) I would rather see the letter ⁿ (ex. chhì-khòaⁿ-māi) converted to N instead of nn (ex. chhi3khoaN3mai7).  I just think it looks better.  This would also make it consistent with other on-line Min Nan dictionaries such as Tai-gi Hôa-gí sòaⁿ-téng sû-tián and Unicode Interface to the Holo-Mandarin Dictionary.

 * Good idea but this is also a conflict in ASCII. A-cai, I think there should be a different bot for Pinyin. For example, àn in Minnan ASCII is an3 while in Pinyin, it is an4. A yao 07:46, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

 * I think a PinyinASCIIBot should be a separate bot, not combined with this one. --Connel MacKenzie 07:50, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

 * We don't normally wikify this type of entry, as there is no consistent way of entering them, is there? Aren't there several, conflicting methods of deriving these?  --Connel MacKenzie 07:50, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

 * Not much conflict. Maybe you're describing N and nn. We can use N for ⁿ. I agree. Any more comments? A yao 07:57, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

 * In the (now deleted) entries that I saw, there were many hyphens ("-") in the entry headwords. Were these correct, or should they have been spaces (" ") instead?  --Connel MacKenzie 07:59, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

 * Here is how it is done at the Holo-Mandarin dictionary: If you type each syllable without tones, and separate the syllables with a hyphen (ex. sia-hoat), it will give you all possible combinations that match that (in this case: siá-hoat 寫法 and siâ-hoat 邪法).  You can also narrow your search by adding numbers for tones (ex. sia2-hoat4 gives you siá-hoat 寫法).  As a general rule, we use hyphens for Wade-Giles and POJ.  For Pinyin, we cram the syllables together to delineate individual words (ex. in Mandarin 公共场所, Pinyin: gōnggòng chǎngsuǒ, Wade-Giles: kung1-kung4 ch'ang3-so3, public place).

A-cai 08:02, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

 * Also in the now deleted entries, I saw stuff like   after the redirect.  I think adding anything after the redirect syntax is problematic.  Does that have the desired effect?  --Connel MacKenzie 08:03, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

 * You can add as many categories as you want after redirects without breaking the redirect. This is a very useful feature.  For example, I can create an entry for an idiom in Simplified Chinese and place it in the Category:zh-cn:Idioms category.  If I so desire, I can create a matching Traditional Chinese entry that redirects to its simplified equivalent, but place it in the Category:zh-tw:Idioms category.

A-cai 08:09, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

 * Connel Mackenzie, in my experience in the Min Nan Wiktionary, there is problem. A yao 08:14, 29 July 2006 (UTC)
 * You meant to say "there is no problem" perhaps? --Connel MacKenzie 09:34, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

 * Yes. thank you for the correction. A yao

 * Would a language index be a better way of recording these "words"? Entries could look something like ..

bun5-gian5 - bûn-giân - 文言

but nicely formatted. People using the "Search" button for bun5 would then find the index entry. It would be a big index, but could be subdivided like all the others. SemperBlotto 08:58, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

 * No. It may be more complicated. A yao 09:16, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

 * You've already identified likely conflicts with similar Pinyin redirects. In all such cases, redirects are not the way to make un-ambiguous entries.  That is why redirects are strongly discouraged on Wiktionaries.  Also, we do not use the hyphens between syllables here.  If they really are supposed to be non-word components, then it belongs in the Appendix: namespace, not the Index: namespace.  But the redirects would be wrong, in either case, I think.  --Connel MacKenzie 09:41, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

 * The behavior of extra "stuff" after a redirect is undefined. The category trick may work in this iteration of software, but may break in future versions.  --Connel MacKenzie 09:41, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

 * The extraneous stuff after the category (repeating the headword) is also incorrect, BTW. Or were they simply meant as a test to make sure the bot was uploading them to the correct headword?  --Connel MacKenzie 09:41, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

 * I think we're getting at the crux of the problem with Wiktionary in its current state. For foreign languages that use non-alphabetic scripts, we need a way to lookup words both phonetically (using some kind of "abc" romanization) as well as by using the script of the language.  For example, to properly document the word for "dictionary" in Min Nan, Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, Japanese and Vietnamese, we will ultimately need to the ability find it via each of the following written forms:

 * 1) Traditional Chinese: 辭典
 * 2) Simplified Chinese: 辞典
 * 3) Japanese shinjitai: same as Simplified Chinese in this case, but not always
 * 4) Mandarin Pinyin with diacritics: cídiǎn
 * 5) Mandarin Pinyin with tone numbers: ci2dian3
 * 6) Mandarin Pinyin without tones: cidian
 * 7) Min Nan POJ with diacritics: sû-tián
 * 8) Min Nan POJ with tone numbers: su5-tian2
 * 9) Min Nan POJ without tones: su-tian
 * 10) Cantonese Jyutping with tones: ci4 din2
 * 11) Cantonese Jyutping without tones: cidin
 * 12) Japanese hiragana: じてん
 * 13) Japanese romaji: jiten
 * 14) Korean hangul
 * 15) romanized Korean
 * 16) Vietnamese with diacritics
 * 17) Vietnamese with tone numbers
 * 18) Vietnamese without tone numbers

A yao is proposing to create a bot so that we don't have to create su5-tian2. If we create sû-tián, the bot would create su5-tian2 automatically, then redirect su5-tian2 to sû-tián. This works great on the Min Nan wiktionary (so far) because it has far fewer words in far fewer languages than English Wiktionary. The English Wiktionarian's current approach is to create a separate entry for each of the above (despite the fact that they are all cognates). However, because we are attempting to document all languages, we run into the problem of homonyms. So this is our challenge, but what is the best solution to all of this? Wiktionaryz looks promising, but only time will tell. One thing is for sure, as one person, I simply don't have the time or energy to manually create all of the required entries even for this one group of cognates! A-cai 10:54, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

 * In the general case, you are not going to be able to do this with redirects. You are going to have collisions with words in other languages with the same spelling. (bun) I think ASCII'ized versions, i.e. not what people write, but index keys, belong in a different name space. So sû-tián is in the main namespace, su5-tian2 belongs in an index. (People don't write su5-tian2, do they? I could be wrong here?) Robert Ullmann 12:11, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

 * In general, the only time you might write su5-tian2 is if you were going to look the word up in an on-line dictionary, since it is easier to type the numbers. Incidently, if I typed su5-tian2 in the search box, the Wiktionary software would not be able to find it if it were placed in an index.  This is why A yao wants a separate entry for it.

A-cai 22:10, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

 * sawa, that is my point. "su5-tian2" is not a word, it is an indexing key. If we need better indexing or search boxen, fine. It isn't a word. Robert Ullmann 22:41, 29 July 2006 (UTC)

 * If someone creates sû-tián, then Minnan-ascii-bot make a redirect like su5-tian2, it goes to sû-tián. This happens in the Min Nan Wiktionary. A yao

 * The Computer began with ASCII, if I am correct. Then came the Codepages for the Europeans.  So the Westerner do not have much problem in typing words directly through when searching for words they are searching.
 * Romanization for Asian laguages are useful for those who wants to learn these languages. That's where the Pinyin and POJ, for example, comes in.  As A-cai have said, we use su5-tian2 when seaching for Min Nan words.  The ASCII method helps minimize the time to open a Unicode editor, type the word, cut and paste at the seach bar, close the editor and then press [Go].
 * There are some issues, ok, let's try to find the solution.
 * Pinyin and POJ conflict. and not Asian ASCII (su5-tian2) is not a word  I am at a fix if su5-tian2 is not a word, but there is still the issue of Pinyin/POJ conflict in a3.  Can we use poj:a3 and py:a3 to clear the distinction with this problem?  or maybe poj/a3 and py/a3 then.  (I am not clear about this, but is this what you are proposing Mr. Ullmann?)  If this is acceptable, then we will create another page on how to use this new method of seaching... let say something like "Wiktionary:Search Asian ASCII Method", or "Portal:Search Asian ASCII Method", as a howto search using pinyin, poj, romaji etc.
 * If the page for sû-tián had su5-tian2 on it somewhere (a very reasonable idea), then search for "su5-tian2" would do exactly what you want, without any extra entries in the main namespace. Robert Ullmann 14:48, 30 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Possible Future Redirect Problem With regards to the Category, we can do without it.  But with the headword thing, Minnan-ASCII-bot uses the general Pagefromfile.py.  I created a crude perl code to create the ASCII text from diacritic entries from the Language category and let the Pagefromfile.py process the redirects, I do not know how to rid of the headword, since I do not know how to correct it to suit my purpose.  If anyone can recode the python script to use the namespace so that it will create the Page, and then discard the headword from the text, I would be very grateful.
 * Regarding the headword:
 * Some twit/vandal/wikipedian keeps mangling the documentation on meta: that I've corrected once or twice; perhaps it works different on wikipedias than it does on Wiktionaries. The  headword  must be on a line between the    and    instead of inside the content.  I have found "pagesfromfile.py" sorely inadequate for most tasks, as multiple entries share the headword, very often.  --Connel MacKenzie 06:19, 31 July 2006 (UTC)
 * Space instead of hyphen Each single word has its meaning, when connected with a hyphen, this compound word creates its own distinct word. It would be like looking at a text like "GODISNOWHERE" where it could be interpreted how you first looked at it, was it "GOD IS NOW HERE" or "GOD IS NOWHERE". er, yeah, not a good example, but it works for me ;)  My point, hyphen makes the POJ entry clearer.
 * did I miss something?
 * Hiòng-êng 11:15, 30 July 2006 (UTC)

 * In addition, this bot is here for the purpose of making it easier to search words. If we need an index to look for words, we would go to the Category:Min Nan.  I feel it is easier to type the ASCII word equivalent in the search box and find the word I'm looking for. Hiòng-êng 11:30, 30 July 2006 (UTC)

 * Regarding Hiòng-êng's suggestion, I can make it clearer. For example, a person would like to look for lâng, the Min Nan of person. To make the search easier. The person will just type lang5 to go to the entry instead of opening a Unicode editor to type lâng. A yao 11:45, 30 July 2006 (UTC)

 * Continuation to some issues...
 * The purpose -- the only purpose -- of a redirect is to connect variant forms of the same word I think that this is not the only purpose.  Redirect is also used as a way to ease typing.  ex. WT:BP  Would you please reconsider my proposal earlier?
 * -- Hiòng-êng 10:05, 1 August 2006 (UTC)

 * The shorthand WT:BP is not in the main namespace, and would not be used in the main namespace. All entries in the main namespace are words in use, written as they are written in use. So we do have Initialisms DNS for example, because, and only because, people actually write "DNS".

If you are having trouble entering diacriticals or something, get a better keyboard driver, and learn how to type them. (I know, Windows makes this painful ... if you are using the US keyboard, load "US International".) If you are using another operating system, you have lots of options. How do you write in Min Nan anyway? Surely you don't use a "Unicode editor" all the time?! Ouch. Robert Ullmann 19:49, 1 August 2006 (UTC)

 * I have to disagree with your above statement about diacritics. Obviously, if a person is an advanced user, your advice would be appropriate. However, we should also be trying to accommodate beginning users who may not be familiar with how to configure their computer to type with diacritics. Keep in mind that POJ Romanization is not universally used by Min Nan speakers. In fact, a large number of Min Nan speakers use Chinese characters to write Min Nan, if they write it at all (Min Nan speakers are usually bilingual). Min Nan is still primarily a spoken language. We therefore need a simple way for Min Nan speakers to lookup words WITHOUT having to go to extraordinary lengths such as learning a new input method or reconfiguring their operating system. Other on-line Min Nan and Mandarin dictionaries already routinely offer this feature. If we want to be competitive with other on-line dictionaries, we need to be thinking about this.

A-cai 22:24, 1 August 2006 (UTC)

 * Mr. Robert Ullmann, how did you know I am always using a "Unicode Editor"? :) Yes, but take note, In Yudit, I have created an input system for my Min Nan entries, I am not using the unicode number to enter the diacritics. Back to the topic at hand.  My point is in line with A-cai, which is to accommodate the beginners.  If redirect is a no-no with the main namespace, maybe we could ask for some "romanization namespace" such as poj or pinyin perhaps, just as I suggested earlier.
 * Hiòng-êng 00:38, 2 August 2006 (UTC)


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 * 1) gallium.

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From 🇰🇲; literally "rat substance".

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Noun

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Noun

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Noun

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