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 * 2007, Herman van Bekkum and Leendert Maat, “Fine Chemicals from Renewables” in Catalysis for Renewables: From Feedstock to Energy Production, eds. Gabriele Centi and Rutger Anthony van Santen, Wiley-VCH, ISBN 9783527317882, chapter v, § 5.4: ‘Alkaloids’, page 112:
 * Another interesting alkaloid is tubocurarine chloride (14), with a bisbenzylisoquinoline structure. It is the active principle of tubocurare, an arrow poison used by Indians in South America and medicinally used as a muscle relaxant. However, the source, the leaves of the tropical rainwood liane Chondodenron tomentosum, is not easily accessible and the compound exhibits unwanted side-effects.

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Kibi78704 (talk) 22:28, 30 January 2015 (UTC)

Etymologies
Hi, when you use, please only list the language code of the second parameter if the entry is actually derived from the other word. If the word you're mentioning is just a cognate, put a hyphen (-) as the second parameter instead. For example, a Scottish Gaelic word derived from an Old Irish word can say it's "from ", but a Scottish Gaelic word that's cognate with (but not derived from) a Welsh word should say it's "cognate with  ". That way the word won't be put in Category:Scottish Gaelic terms derived from Welsh. Thanks! —Aɴɢʀ (talk) 23:29, 4 February 2015 (UTC)
 * Sorry! I misunderstood the template. Kibi78704 (talk) 23:52, 4 February 2015 (UTC)
 * Thank you for cleaning up dubh; I have cleaned up ainleag. Thanks for your patience. Sorry, again, for the misunderstanding. Kibi78704 (talk) 00:06, 5 February 2015 (UTC)

TOC for Scottish Gaelic
It turns out that the module looks for and uses it if it exists. I created the template and copied the contents from. Enjoy! Chuck Entz (talk) 00:58, 9 May 2015 (UTC)
 * Thank you. Kibi78704 (talk) 02:13, 9 May 2015 (UTC)

Topical categories
Just some friendly advice on topical categories from someone who spends a lot of time working on them: finding the right one can be rather tricky, so I often check similar entries in English, which has the most complete coverage, to see what they use. There are many cases where a category was first created with a name that might not seem to match the others, such as Category:en:Pigs instead of Category:en:Suids. Unless it's seriously deceptive or otherwise wrong, we don't bother to change it.

Not that you should simply copy them, because English has a huge vocabulary with different categorization needs than one like Scottish Gaelic: there may be hundred or even thousands of entries in an English category, so I may create a number of narrow and esoteric subcategories to keep it manageable. The same category might have just a handful in Scottish Gaelic.

Topical categories should be viewed as a navigational tool so users can find terms that share something with the term in question, not as a classification. If there are only going to be one or two terms in one of these narrower categories, you'd be better off just adding a "See also" or a "Coordinate terms" section to the entries in question. Either that, or use broader parent categories: "fish" instead of "cyprinids", for instance, if there's only a term for, say, a minnow and a term for carp in the whole language.

Also, I find the HotCat gadget extremely helpful. It has a feature that gives a menu of all the categories that match what you've typed so far, so you can type "Sui" and it will show you everything that starts with "Category:Sui", or "gd:Sui" to see everything that starts with "Category:gd:Sui", so you can check different possibilities before you add them.

If all else fails, feel free to ask me- especially if you see a possible hole in our category coverage. Adding new categories to the modules is easier than it looks, but that's not saying much. Chuck Entz (talk) 19:09, 9 May 2015 (UTC)

 * Thanks, @Chuck Entz! I appreciate the tips, and the explanations.
 * I do have HotCat enabled, but have rarely used it as I have been working mainly on gd:wict and gd:wikipedia for the past several months where it is/was not available.
 * I added Category:gd:Suids, as you suspected, because it seemed compatible with the existing subcategories in "Category:en:Even-toed ungulates" and "Category:gd:Even-toed ungulates". I started to delete it, but left it as is knowing it would show up on a "bad category name" category.Kibi78704 (talk) 20:33, 9 May 2015 (UTC)

Seadorna-
You said you were uninterested in an explanation of how the templates work, but I'm hoping we can still discuss what is and isn't appropriate for entries at Wiktionary. I'm not sure that this is actually a prefix, and if so, what it means. An element used in a taxonomic name is not necessarily going to be an affix, but often is more appropriate in the etymology of the entry itself. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 20:52, 9 July 2018 (UTC)
 * Just delete it.
 * You are not interested in the reasons why I created it; I believe that you just want to exert control and establish dominance.
 * The last time I had such a "talk" with an English Wikitioneer was such a humiliating exercise in patronization that I do not wish to repeat it. Ever. Someone reverted a day's worth of work without discussion, scolded me like a child, forced me to humiliate myself, then realized I was right all along and wanted me to redo all that he had reverted.
 * No, thank you. Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.
 * I really don't wish to interact with someone who comes out with nuclear devices because they have subjectively decided that a template I chose is wrong... then stalks me.
 * It is obvious to me, from a just few sentences, that I nothing I say or do will appease you, that to you, I am wrong, and that is that. I cannot win. From a few sentences, I already know that, to you, there is one way and one way only: your way. No compromise.
 * It is obvious to me, from a just few sentences, that I nothing I say or do will appease you, that to you, I am wrong, and that is that. I cannot win. From a few sentences, I already know that, to you, there is one way and one way only: your way. No compromise.

 * I was adding etymologies to relieve stress; now I'm having a panic attack. Thank you very much.

 * I quit working on the English Wikipedia and Wictionary many years ago because of unpleasant (mostly male) people who are rude, overbearing, and territorial. I should never have come back here; I should have stayed in the Scottish Gaelic Uici world where it is nice and peaceful, where people are kind and cooperative.
 * Thank you for reminding me why I left the English Wikipedia and Wictionary world. So long, and thanks for all the fish. Kibi78704 (talk) 21:29, 9 July 2018 (UTC)
 * With all due respect, that can be used to get away with anything: "go ahead, lock me up- you're not interested in my explanation of why I robbed that bank. You don't care about anything but asserting dominance." If someone from the US goes to England and starts driving on the right side of the street, I think there's a good chance they'll get pulled over and talked to in a very non-nurturing manner- if they don't cause an accident first. Some things here are rather arbitrary, but it's necessary to be consistent when you have literally millions of entries- synchronizing them after the fact would be a massive headache. In my experience, Meta is only concerned about the quality of the dictionary- dominance has nothing to do with it. Yes, he was rude, but you seem to be playing passive-aggressive guilt games (perhaps not intentionally, but that's the result). Any chance we could just talk about what's best for the entries?
 * By convention here, we only use a hyphen at one end or the other of an entry name to show that the term is a prefix or a suffix (the affix template is designed to take advantage of this). That means you're saying (whether you meant to or not) that Seadorna- is a prefix. It seems to me, though, that -virus is the affix here: it gets added to pretty much everything with that taxonomic rank. Seadorna is what the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature calls an "arbitrary sequence of letters" : it was made up just for the taxonomic name, and you will only see it with one taxonomic suffix or another tacked onto it. It's sort of like a cranberry morpheme in English. As Meta said, I think the best way to handle this would be to explain the origin of "seadorna" in the entry for seadornavirus without actually linking to it, and follow it with mul. I suppose you could also do mul, but that seems like stuffing a lot of text into a small space.
 * Also, seadornavirus is lowercase, so it doesn't make sense to have an entry for part of it capitalized. Most other references capitalize all their entries, but they don't have to deal with different capitalization standards in different languages like we do (Hand is German, hand is English). Chuck Entz (talk) 05:11, 10 July 2018 (UTC)
 * Hello, Chuck. Could you please introduce yourself and tell me why you are involved in this conversation before we go any further? Thank you.
 * Kibi78704 (talk) 05:20, 10 July 2018 (UTC)
 * Kibi78704 (talk) 05:20, 10 July 2018 (UTC)

 * Apparently and  are done with this conversation?
 * I now know that Chuck Entz is a Wiki Administrator; I was not previously aware of that. I now know Meta is a sysop; I was not previously aware of that, either.
 * Not that it apparently matters anymore, I will state my case. I didn't before because I felt that it would fall on deaf ears. I felt anger, fear, and defeat before we began this interaction because of previous encounters in en.wik*.

 * According to multiple moderately creditable sources (e.g., ScienceDirect; ViralZone, etc.), Seadornavirus is a genus. Last time I checked, the convention is that the name of a genus is capitalized. It is my understanding that the name of a genus is a translingual lemma, and it was my intention to create a translingual page for the genus called Seadornavirus.

 * According text at Wiley eLS, it appears that the term seadornavirus (lowercase) refers to the group of viruses as opposed to the genus proper. This is a subtle difference that is a new concept to me. I am not clear as to the language of a noun that describes the set of viruses within a genus; in Wictionary, seadornavirus is currently defined as an English lemma. This does not seem correct to me, but I am not prepared to argue about it.
 * The crux of the creation of the prefix "Seadorna-" page is that in addition to the nonexistent genus page, I mistakenly thought there was a subfamily whose name began with the same sequence of letters. I realize now that I am thinking like a software engineer and not a lexicographer – software engineers like to define things in one and only one place, but not necessarily so for lexicographers. Moreover, the subfamily is actually "Sedoreovirinae" (rather than "Seadornavirinae"), according to ViralZone.
 * BTW, there are a few places, including Wikipedia, that made the same typographical\lexical error that I did:
 * Kadipiro_virus: "Seadornavirinae viruses contain and inner, intermediate and outer capsid."
 * This misspelling has been replicated (possibly plagiarized) at
 * wikivividly Kadipiro_virus
 * ru.knowledgr.com Kadipiro
 * Revolvy

 * The fallacy (described above) in my understanding at the time led me to conclude, erroneously, that this set of letters constituted a prefix. I created the prefix page so that I could establish the definition in a single place and link to it rather than explain the acronym in both the page for the proper noun, the genus name page (that does not exist yet), and in the common noun and in the incorrect subfamily name.

 * I am willing to concede that "Seadorna-" is not a proper prefix, and will happily request that the page I created be deleted. As it's been a while since I requested a page to be deleted, I need to research the proper procedure.

 * Kibi78704 (talk) 20:02, 10 July 2018 (UTC)
 * I have deleted the entry per your request. Are you okay with me explaining our conventions on template usage, entry formatting, and more? As Chuck noted, we have very strict standards by necessity, given the immense number of pages we have to upkeep. The entries you have created so far contain some inconsistencies with respect to these standards. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 22:42, 10 July 2018 (UTC)

 * Now that I know you are an officer of Wiki, yes, I would like that very much. I thought you were just a user on a power trip.
 * Believe it or not, I was trying to follow the rules as I understood them. I would love to correct the inconsistencies.
 * Thank you for deleting the page.

 * Kibi78704 (talk) 01:02, 11 July 2018 (UTC)

Here are some things to start out with, based on what I've seen in your contributions thus far. This is a rather large dump of advice, so I'll leave it at that for now. Feel free to ask questions if you need clarification on any of these points or about any other standards on Wiktionary. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 04:35, 11 July 2018 (UTC)
 * Etymology templates. The template simply gives the name of a language. However, the template  gives that, along with allowing you to specify the etymon, and furthermore categorises the entry based on its etymology. It is the main replacement for, which is being phased out, although it is perfectly fine to leave it alone in entries, as it isn't actively doing any harm. Only  is usually appropriate in Translingual entries, but for natural languages, we try to specify between inherited and borrowed terms with the templates  and.
 * Etymologies of subfamilies, families, and the like. These are standardly based on the type genus with a suffix that is associated with the taxonomic rank; further etymology goes on the page for the genus. See for an example.
 * References. These should go at the bottom of the entry, even when they pertain to a section higher up, like the etymology. It is worth being extremely careful about what resources you rely on and reference, because this is what underlies the credibility of Wiktionary itself. I saw that you have referenced DinoChecker.com, which is very poor source for etymology. It is frequently the case that no online source will have the etymology of a taxonomic name in a fully correct or orthographically acceptable form for Wiktionary, and it is critical that you ask for help or abstain from adding such etymologies if you cannot ascertain whether your source is good.

 * Gotcha. Thanks. It all makes sense - except for these questions:
 * Re: References on pages with multiple languages. Do the references go at the bottom of the page or at the bottom of the section for the pertinent language?
 * Should I remove the etymology based on DinoChecker if I cannot find a more credible source?
 * I saw a pseudo etymology for Sedoreovirinae that I am 99.9% sure is incorrect. It says "sedo = smooth", which is not true; "seda" means "silk" in several languages, and means smooth or silky when converted to an adjective in some - like Spanish (e.g. sedosa|sedoso); "sedo" means something else entirely in any language.
 * I suspect the true etymology for "Sedoreovirinae" is an acronym for southeast Asia dodeca respiratory enteric orphan, but I haven't found a source to confirm or deny it. Yet.
 * Should I research the etymology and fix it in both Wiki and Wict?
 * Or put this information on a discussion page for the Wiki entry, but create the Wict etymology?
 * Should I leave it as is on Wiki, but create a well researched etymology on Sedoreovirinae?
 * Some other combination?
 * May I extrapolate from your discussion about etymologies on taxonomy pages and say the rule is to write a more detailed etymology on the leaf node\smallest|shortest lemma; then link to that lemma in etymologies for (strongly) related lemmas? (Does that make sense?)
 * BTW I did fix the typo on Kadipiro_virus concerning the subfamily name.

 * Thank you for taking the time to teach me this. I'm truly sorry I freaked out - I think my PTSD kicked in.

 * Kibi78704 (talk) 06:20, 11 July 2018 (UTC)
 * Responding to each of your questions in turn:
 * Each language has its own entry, so the references for that entry should go at the bottom of that language's section.
 * This etymology appears in Virus Taxonomy, which is a publication of the ICTV. This is a very reliable source, but it is true that the etymology as it stands does not make sense from the point of view of the Latin. Many etymologies of taxonomic names contain such errors, because very few scientists know Latin nowadays, and they use a dictionary without any consideration for part of speech, etc; I have added the etymology
 * I am not an admin on Wikipedia, and what you do there is not my primary concern. In the interest of disseminating accurate information, I will of course ask that you do not insert guesswork on any wiki.
 * Your extrapolation is correct, and is a framework we follow for most etymologies, although very loosely, as different languages have different standards for what they like to show. This dictionary being in English, we generally allow English etymologies to have more complete (redundant) detail, but it is always unnecessary when it is simply a concatenation of other words or morphemes. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 06:53, 11 July 2018 (UTC)

 * OK, Thanks.
 * Should I remove the etymology based on DinoChecker if I cannot find a more credible source?

 * Kibi78704 (talk) 07:07, 11 July 2018 (UTC)

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Bufo

Etymology
From.

Hyponyms

 * (formerly ) - type species; for other species see

title: Bufo


text: luminabare

title: luminabare


text: luminabere

title: luminabere


text: luminere

title: luminere


text: luminarere

title: luminarere


text: luminavere

title: luminavere


text: lunabare

title: lunabare


text: lunabere

title: lunabere


text: lunere

title: lunere


text: lunarere

title: lunarere


text: lunavere

title: lunavere


text: lurchare

title: lurchare


text: lurchabare

title: lurchabare


text: lurchabere

title: lurchabere


text: lurchere

title: lurchere


text: lurcharere

title: lurcharere


text: lurchavere

title: lurchavere


text: lurcare

title: lurcare


text: lurcabare

title: lurcabare


text: lurcabere

title: lurcabere


text: lurcere

title: lurcere


text: lurcarere

title: lurcarere


text: lurcavere

title: lurcavere


text: lustrabare

title: lustrabare


text: lustrabere

title: lustrabere


text: lustrere

title: lustrere


text: lustrarere

title: lustrarere


text: lustravere

title: lustravere


text: luxuriabare

title: luxuriabare


text: luxuriabere

title: luxuriabere


text: luxuriere

title: luxuriere


text:
Cereal

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to the goddess Ceres.

title: Cereal


text: luxuriarere

title: luxuriarere


text: luxuriavere

title: luxuriavere


text: lymphabare

title: lymphabare


text: lymphabere

title: lymphabere


text: lymphere

title: lymphere


text: lympharere

title: lympharere


text: lymphavere

title: lymphavere


text: maceere

title: maceere


text: macerabare

title: macerabare


text: macerabere

title: macerabere


text: macerere

title: macerere


text: macerarere

title: macerarere


text: maceravere

title: maceravere


text: mactabare

title: mactabare


text: mactabere

title: mactabere


text: mactere

title: mactere


text: mactarere

title: mactarere


text: mactavere

title: mactavere


text: maculabare

title: maculabare


text: maculabere

title: maculabere


text: maculere

title: maculere


text: macularere

title: macularere


text: maculavere

title: maculavere


text: magnificabare

title: magnificabare


text: magnificabere

title: magnificabere


text: magnificere

title: magnificere


text: magnificarere

title: magnificarere


text: magnificavere

title: magnificavere


text: malignabare

title: malignabare


text: malignabere

title: malignabere


text: malignere

title: malignere


text: malignarere

title: malignarere


text: malignavere

title: malignavere


text: malleabare

title: malleabare


text: malleabere

title: malleabere


text: malleere

title: malleere


text: mallearere

title: mallearere


text: malleavere

title: malleavere


text: malthabare

title: malthabare


text: malthabere

title: malthabere


text: malthere

title: malthere


text: maltharere

title: maltharere


text: malthavere

title: malthavere


text: mancipabare

title: mancipabare


text: mancipabere

title: mancipabere


text: mancipere

title: mancipere


text: manciparere

title: manciparere


text: mancipavere

title: mancipavere


text: mandabare

title: mandabare


text: mandabere

title: mandabere


text: mandarere

title: mandarere


text: mandavere

title: mandavere


text: manducabare

title: manducabare


text: manducabere

title: manducabere


text: manducere

title: manducere


text: manducarere

title: manducarere


text: manducavere

title: manducavere


text: manicabare

title: manicabare


text: manicabere

title: manicabere


text: manicere

title: manicere


text: manicarere

title: manicarere


text: manicavere

title: manicavere


text: manifestabare

title: manifestabare


text: manifestabere

title: manifestabere


text: manifestarere

title: manifestarere


text: manifestavere

title: manifestavere


text: manabare

title: manabare


text: manabere

title: manabere


text: manarere

title: manarere


text: manavere

title: manavere


text: mansuetabare

title: mansuetabare


text: mansuetabere

title: mansuetabere


text: mansuetere

title: mansuetere


text: mansuetarere

title: mansuetarere


text: mansuetavere

title: mansuetavere


text: maritabare

title: maritabare


text: maritabere

title: maritabere


text: maritere

title: maritere


text: maritarere

title: maritarere


text: maritavere

title: maritavere


text: masticabare

title: masticabare


text: masticabere

title: masticabere


text: masticere

title: masticere


text: masticarere

title: masticarere


text: masticavere

title: masticavere


text: maturabare

title: maturabare


text: maturabere

title: maturabere


text: maturere

title: maturere


text: maturarere

title: maturarere


text: maturavere

title: maturavere


text: medicabare

title: medicabare


text: pikavoitot

title: pikavoitot


text: medicabere

title: medicabere


text: medicere

title: medicere


text: medicarere

title: medicarere


text: medicavere

title: medicavere


text: mediabare

title: mediabare


text: mediabere

title: mediabere


text:
mediere

Verb

 * 1) to mediate

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) mediation

title: mediere


text: mediarere

title: mediarere


text: mediavere

title: mediavere


text: meliorabare

title: meliorabare


text: meliorabere

title: meliorabere


text: meliorere

title: meliorere


text: meliorarere

title: meliorarere


text: melioravere

title: melioravere


text: Minburn

title: Minburn


text: mellabare

title: mellabare


text: mellabere

title: mellabere


text: mellere

title: mellere


text: mellarere

title: mellarere


text: mellavere

title: mellavere


text: memoravere

title: memoravere


text: mendicabare

title: mendicabare


text: mendicabere

title: mendicabere


text: mendicere

title: mendicere


text: mendicarere

title: mendicarere


text: mendicavere

title: mendicavere


text: menstruabare

title: menstruabare


text: menstruabere

title: menstruabere


text:
menstruere

Etymology
Probably from 🇨🇬

Verb

 * 1) to menstruate; have a period

title: menstruere


text: menstruarere

title: menstruarere


text: menstruavere

title: menstruavere


text: mensurabare

title: mensurabare


text: mensurabere

title: mensurabere


text: mensurere

title: mensurere


text: mensurarere

title: mensurarere


text: mensuravere

title: mensuravere


text: meabare

title: meabare


text: meabere

title: meabere


text:
meere

Verb

 * 1)  to vote by raising one's hands

title: meere


text: mearere

title: mearere


text: meavere

title: meavere


text: meridiabare

title: meridiabare


text: meridiabere

title: meridiabere


text: meridiere

title: meridiere


text: meridiarere

title: meridiarere


text: meridiavere

title: meridiavere


text: mersabare

title: mersabare


text:
zamrzlý

Adjective

 * 1) frozen (body of water)

title: zamrzlý


text: mersabere

title: mersabere


text: mersere

title: mersere


text: mersarere

title: mersarere


text: mersavere

title: mersavere


text: micuere

title: micuere


text: migrabare

title: migrabare


text: migrabere

title: migrabere


text:
migrere

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to migrate

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to migrate

title: migrere


text:
pikavoitto

Noun

 * 1) fast buck money earned quickly

title: pikavoitto


text: migrarere

title: migrarere


text: migravere

title: migravere


text:
Morrin

Etymology

 * As an English surname of origin, from the personal name, diminutive of , from , from ; see.
 * Also as an English surname, from the personal name, from , first element uncertain, second element from.
 * As a Scottish surname (Dumfriesshire), variant of, from , , personal name from  +.
 * As a surname, variant of.

title: Morrin


text: militabare

title: militabare


text: militabere

title: militabere


text:
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text: militere

title: militere


text: militarere

title: militarere


text: militavere

title: militavere


text: ministrabare

title: ministrabare


text: ministrabere

title: ministrabere


text: ministrere

title: ministrere


text: ministrarere

title: ministrarere


text: ministravere

title: ministravere


text: minavere

title: minavere


text:
puberťák

Noun

 * 1) teenager, adolescent

title: puberťák


text: minorabare

title: minorabare


text: minorabere

title: minorabere


text: minorere

title: minorere


text: minorarere

title: minorarere


text: minoravere

title: minoravere


text: mirificabare

title: mirificabare


text: mirificabere

title: mirificabere


text: mirificere

title: mirificere


text: mirificarere

title: mirificarere


text: mirificavere

title: mirificavere


text: miravere

title: miravere


text: miseravere

title: miseravere


text: mitigabare

title: mitigabare


text: mitigabere

title: mitigabere


text: mitigere

title: mitigere


text: mitigarere

title: mitigarere


text: mitigavere

title: mitigavere


text: moderavere

title: moderavere


text: modificabare

title: modificabare


text: modificabere

title: modificabere


text: modificarere

title: modificarere


text: modificavere

title: modificavere


text:
zmrzlý

Adjective

 * 1) frozen

title: zmrzlý


text: fast buck

title: fast buck


text: monstrabare

title: monstrabare


text: monstrabere

title: monstrabere


text: monstrere

title: monstrere


text: monstrarere

title: monstrarere


text: monstravere

title: monstravere


text: morbificabare

title: morbificabare


text: morbificabere

title: morbificabere


text: morbificere

title: morbificere


text: morbificarere

title: morbificarere


text: morbificavere

title: morbificavere


text: mortificabare

title: mortificabare


text: mortificabere

title: mortificabere


text: mortificere

title: mortificere


text: mortificarere

title: mortificarere


text: mortificavere

title: mortificavere


text: motabare

title: motabare


text: motabere

title: motabere


text: motere

title: motere


text: motarere

title: motarere


text:
Talk:艹

what about its use in 英語?

Stroke order
Quoting the article: "In Hong Kong, the stroke order for the traditional top radical of two crosses, is vertical, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, rather than the usual order of vertical, horizontal, horizontal, vertical." What was the other region the author had in mind when they wrote "the usual"? I don't know the author's personal background. --Nidaana (talk) 09:26, 17 November 2023 (UTC)

title: Talk:艹


text: motavere

title: motavere


text: mulcabare

title: mulcabare


text: mulcabere

title: mulcabere


text: mulcarere

title: mulcarere


text: mulcavere

title: mulcavere


text: multiplicabare

title: multiplicabare


text: multiplicabere

title: multiplicabere


text: multiplicere

title: multiplicere


text: multiplicarere

title: multiplicarere


text: multiplicavere

title: multiplicavere


text: multabare

title: multabare


text: multabere

title: multabere


text: multere

title: multere


text: multarere

title: multarere


text: multavere

title: multavere


text: mundabare

title: mundabare


text: mundabere

title: mundabere


text: mundere

title: mundere


text: mundarere

title: mundarere


text: mundavere

title: mundavere


text: munerabare

title: munerabare


text: munerabere

title: munerabere


text: munerere

title: munerere


text: munerarere

title: munerarere


text: muneravere

title: muneravere


text:
Dewberry

Statistics

 * Dewberry is most common among White and Black/African American individuals.

title: Dewberry


text: murmurabare

title: murmurabare


text: murmurabere

title: murmurabere


text: murmurere

title: murmurere


text: murmurarere

title: murmurarere


text: murmuravere

title: murmuravere


text: mussitabare

title: mussitabare


text: mussitabere

title: mussitabere


text: mussitere

title: mussitere


text: mussitarere

title: mussitarere


text: mussitavere

title: mussitavere


text: mussabare

title: mussabare


text: mussabere

title: mussabere


text: mussere

title: mussere


text: mussarere

title: mussarere


text: mussavere

title: mussavere


text: mutilabare

title: mutilabare


text: mutilabere

title: mutilabere


text: mutilere

title: mutilere


text: mutilarere

title: mutilarere


text: mutilavere

title: mutilavere


text: mutabare

title: mutabare


text: mutabere

title: mutabere


text: mutarere

title: mutarere


text: mutavere

title: mutavere


text: nablizabare

title: nablizabare


text: nablizabere

title: nablizabere


text: nablizere

title: nablizere


text: nablizarere

title: nablizarere


text: nablizavere

title: nablizavere


text: narrabare

title: narrabare


text: narrabere

title: narrabere


text: narrere

title: narrere


text: narrarere

title: narrarere


text: narravere

title: narravere


text: natabare

title: natabare


text: natabere

title: natabere


text: natere

title: natere


text: natarere

title: natarere


text: natavere

title: natavere


text: naufragabare

title: naufragabare


text: naufragabere

title: naufragabere


text: naufragere

title: naufragere


text: naufragarere

title: naufragarere


text: naufragavere

title: naufragavere


text: nauseabare

title: nauseabare


text: nauseabere

title: nauseabere


text: nauseere

title: nauseere


text: nausearere

title: nausearere


text: nauseavere

title: nauseavere


text: nausiabare

title: nausiabare


text: nausiabere

title: nausiabere


text: nausiere

title: nausiere


text: nausiarere

title: nausiarere


text: nausiavere

title: nausiavere


text: navigabare

title: navigabare


text: navigabere

title: navigabere


text: navigarere

title: navigarere


text: navigavere

title: navigavere


text: navabare

title: navabare


text: navabere

title: navabere


text: navere

title: navere


text: navarere

title: navarere


text: navavere

title: navavere


text: leverte

title: leverte


text: necabare

title: necabare


text: necabere

title: necabere


text: necere

title: necere


text: necarere

title: necarere


text: necavere

title: necavere


text: negabare

title: negabare


text: negabere

title: negabere


text: negarere

title: negarere


text: negavere

title: negavere


text: nepotare

title: nepotare


text: nepotabare

title: nepotabare


text: nepotabere

title: nepotabere


text: nepotere

title: nepotere


text: nepotarere

title: nepotarere


text: nictabare

title: nictabare


text: nictabere

title: nictabere


text: nictere

title: nictere


text: nictarere

title: nictarere


text: nictavere

title: nictavere


text: nidificabare

title: nidificabare


text: nidificabere

title: nidificabere


text: nidificere

title: nidificere


text: nidificarere

title: nidificarere


text: nidificavere

title: nidificavere


text: nidulabare

title: nidulabare


text:
nonsentience

Noun

 * 1) State of not being sentient.

title: nonsentience


text: nidulabere

title: nidulabere


text: nidulere

title: nidulere


text: nidularere

title: nidularere


text: nitidabare

title: nitidabare


text: nitidabere

title: nitidabere


text: nitidere

title: nitidere


text: nitidarere

title: nitidarere


text: nitidavere

title: nitidavere


text: nobilitabare

title: nobilitabare


text: nobilitabere

title: nobilitabere


text: nobilitere

title: nobilitere


text: nobilitarere

title: nobilitarere


text: nobilitavere

title: nobilitavere


text:
Donnelly

Etymology
surname, from, from  +.

title: Donnelly


text: nodabare

title: nodabare


text: nodabere

title: nodabere


text: nodere

title: nodere


text: nodarere

title: nodarere


text: nodavere

title: nodavere


text: nominabare

title: nominabare


text: nominabere

title: nominabere


text: nominarere

title: nominarere


text: nominavere

title: nominavere


text: normabare

title: normabare


text: normabere

title: normabere


text:
normere

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to standardise, normalise

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to standardise, normalise

title: normere


text: normarere

title: normarere


text: normavere

title: normavere


text: nonsentients

title: nonsentients


text: noscitabare

title: noscitabare


text: noscitabere

title: noscitabere


text: noscitere

title: noscitere


text: noscitarere

title: noscitarere


text: noscitavere

title: noscitavere


text:
素通り

Noun

 * 1) Flowing through without interruption, passing through without stopping by.
 * 2) (idiomatic) Going over one's head.

title: 素通り


text: notabare

title: notabare


text: notabere

title: notabere


text: notarere

title: notarere


text: notavere

title: notavere


text: novabare

title: novabare


text: novabere

title: novabere


text: novere

title: novere


text:
nonpublication

Noun

 * 1) Lack of publication; failure to publish.

title: nonpublication


text: novarere

title: novarere


text: novavere

title: novavere


text: nudabare

title: nudabare


text: nudabere

title: nudabere


text: nudere

title: nudere


text: nudarere

title: nudarere


text: nudavere

title: nudavere


text:
nonmatter

Noun

 * 1) That which is not physical matter.

title: nonmatter


text: numerabare

title: numerabare


text: numerabere

title: numerabere


text: numerere

title: numerere


text: numerarere

title: numerarere


text: numeravere

title: numeravere


text: nuncupabare

title: nuncupabare


text: nuncupabere

title: nuncupabere


text: nuncupere

title: nuncupere


text: nuncuparere

title: nuncuparere


text: nuncupavere

title: nuncupavere


text: nuntiabare

title: nuntiabare


text: nuntiabere

title: nuntiabere


text: nuntiere

title: nuntiere


text: nuntiarere

title: nuntiarere


text: nuntiavere

title: nuntiavere


text: nutabare

title: nutabare


text: nutabere

title: nutabere


text: nutere

title: nutere


text:
nonrelation

Noun

 * 1) Absence of relation between things.

title: nonrelation


text: nutarere

title: nutarere


text: nutavere

title: nutavere


text: nonrelations

title: nonrelations


text: nutricabare

title: nutricabare


text: nutricabere

title: nutricabere


text: nutricere

title: nutricere


text: nutricarere

title: nutricarere


text: nutricavere

title: nutricavere


text: obacerabare

title: obacerabare


text: obacerabere

title: obacerabere


text: obacerere

title: obacerere


text: obacerarere

title: obacerarere


text: obaceravere

title: obaceravere


text: obaemulabare

title: obaemulabare


text: obaemulabere

title: obaemulabere


text:
nonpatrol

Adjective

 * 1) Not being or relating to a patrol.
 * a nonpatrol officer
 * a nonpatrol assignment

title: nonpatrol


text: obaemulere

title: obaemulere


text: obaemularere

title: obaemularere


text: obambulabare

title: obambulabare


text: obambulabere

title: obambulabere


text: obambulere

title: obambulere


text: obambularere

title: obambularere


text: obambulavere

title: obambulavere


text: obarmabare

title: obarmabare


text: obarmabere

title: obarmabere


text: obarmere

title: obarmere


text: obarmarere

title: obarmarere


text: obarmavere

title: obarmavere


text: obarabare

title: obarabare


text: obarabere

title: obarabere


text: obarere

title: obarere


text: obararere

title: obararere


text: obaravere

title: obaravere


text: obcaecabare

title: obcaecabare


text: obcaecabere

title: obcaecabere


text: obcaecere

title: obcaecere


text: obcaecarere

title: obcaecarere


text: obcaecavere

title: obcaecavere


text:
nonduty

Adjective

 * 1) Not being or relating to duty.
 * a nonduty day
 * nonduty status

title: nonduty


text: obcabare

title: obcabare


text: obcabere

title: obcabere


text: obcere

title: obcere


text: obcarere

title: obcarere


text: obcavere

title: obcavere


text: obdulcabare

title: obdulcabare


text: obdulcabere

title: obdulcabere


text: obdulcere

title: obdulcere


text: Nobleford

title: Nobleford


text: obdulcarere

title: obdulcarere


text: obdulcavere

title: obdulcavere


text: obdurabare

title: obdurabare


text: obdurabere

title: obdurabere


text: obdurere

title: obdurere


text: obdurarere

title: obdurarere


text: obduravere

title: obduravere


text: oberrabare

title: oberrabare


text: oberrabere

title: oberrabere


text: oberrere

title: oberrere


text: oberrarere

title: oberrarere


text: oberravere

title: oberravere


text:
Pettigrew

Etymology
Unknown, although possibly from the phrase " " (small growth) from Anglo-Norman French " ", thus as a nickname for a small/short man. Other interpretations include from the phrase "  " ('s ), i.e., someone with long legs (cf., from Anglo-French "pe de gru", a variant of Old French   , " of a "). Attested from the 13th century as an English surname.

title: Pettigrew


text: obfirmabare

title: obfirmabare


text: obfirmabere

title: obfirmabere


text: obfirmere

title: obfirmere


text: obfirmarere

title: obfirmarere


text: obfirmavere

title: obfirmavere


text: obiectabare

title: obiectabare


text: obiectabere

title: obiectabere


text: obiectere

title: obiectere


text: obiectarere

title: obiectarere


text: obiectavere

title: obiectavere


text: obiurgabare

title: obiurgabare


text:
nonmaterialist

Adjective

 * 1) Not materialist.

Noun

 * 1) One who is not a materialist.

title: nonmaterialist


text: obiurgabere

title: obiurgabere


text: obiurgere

title: obiurgere


text: obiurgarere

title: obiurgarere


text: nonmaterialists

title: nonmaterialists


text: obiurgavere

title: obiurgavere


text:
McNamara

Etymology
From.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 麥克納馬拉
 * Irish: Mac Conmara, Nic Conmara
 * Russian: Макнама́ра

title: McNamara


text: objurgabare

title: objurgabare


text: objurgabere

title: objurgabere


text: objurgere

title: objurgere


text: objurgarere

title: objurgarere


text: objurgavere

title: objurgavere


text: oblatrabare

title: oblatrabare


text: oblatrabere

title: oblatrabere


text: oblatrere

title: oblatrere


text: oblatrarere

title: oblatrarere


text: oblatravere

title: oblatravere


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title: oblectabare


text: oblectabere

title: oblectabere


text: oblectere

title: oblectere


text: oblectarere

title: oblectarere


text:
nonmaterialism

Noun

 * 1) The philosophy that rejects materialism.

title: nonmaterialism


text: oblectavere

title: oblectavere


text: obligabare

title: obligabare


text: obligabere

title: obligabere


text: obligere

title: obligere


text: obligarere

title: obligarere


text: obligavere

title: obligavere


text: oblimabare

title: oblimabare


text: oblimabere

title: oblimabere


text: oblimere

title: oblimere


text:
nonconsciousness

Noun

 * 1) Absence of consciousness.

title: nonconsciousness


text: oblimarere

title: oblimarere


text: oblimavere

title: oblimavere


text: obliquabare

title: obliquabare


text: obliquabere

title: obliquabere


text: obliquere

title: obliquere


text: obliquarere

title: obliquarere


text: obliquavere

title: obliquavere


text: obliterabare

title: obliterabare


text:
nonheterosexist

Adjective

 * 1) Not heterosexist.

title: nonheterosexist


text: obliterabere

title: obliterabere


text: obliterere

title: obliterere


text: obliterarere

title: obliterarere


text: obliteravere

title: obliteravere


text: oblitterabare

title: oblitterabare


text:
nonritual

Adjective

 * 1) Not ritual.

title: nonritual


text: oblitterabere

title: oblitterabere


text: oblitterere

title: oblitterere


text: oblitterarere

title: oblitterarere


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title: oblitteravere


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title: obnuntiabare


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title: obnuntiabere


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title: obnuntiere


text: obnuntiarere

title: obnuntiarere


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title: obnuntiavere


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title: obpugnabare


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title: obpugnabere


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title: obpugnere


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title: obpugnarere


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text: obpugnavere

title: obpugnavere


text: obrogabare

title: obrogabare


text: obrogabere

title: obrogabere


text:
Zhao

Etymology
Borrowed from the romanization of the. .

title: Zhao


text: obrogere

title: obrogere


text: obrogarere

title: obrogarere


text: obrogavere

title: obrogavere


text: obscurabare

title: obscurabare


text: obscurabere

title: obscurabere


text: obscurere

title: obscurere


text: obscurarere

title: obscurarere


text: obscuravere

title: obscuravere


text: obsecrabare

title: obsecrabare


text: obsecrabere

title: obsecrabere


text: obsecrere

title: obsecrere


text: obsecrarere

title: obsecrarere


text: obsecravere

title: obsecravere


text: obsecundabare

title: obsecundabare


text:
nonrealism

Noun

 * 1)  Quality of not being realistic.

title: nonrealism


text: obsecundabere

title: obsecundabere


text: obsecundere

title: obsecundere


text: Gluck

title: Gluck


text: obsecundarere

title: obsecundarere


text: obsecundavere

title: obsecundavere


text: obserabare

title: obserabare


text: obserabere

title: obserabere


text: obserarere

title: obserarere


text: obseravere

title: obseravere


text: observabare

title: observabare


text: observabere

title: observabere


text:
observere

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to observe

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to observe (something)

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to observe (something)

title: observere


text: observarere

title: observarere


text: observavere

title: observavere


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title: obsetricabare


text: obsetricabere

title: obsetricabere


text: obsetricere

title: obsetricere


text: obsetricarere

title: obsetricarere


text: obsetricavere

title: obsetricavere


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title: obsignabare


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title: obsignabere


text: obsignere

title: obsignere


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title: obsignarere


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title: obsignavere


text: obsonabare

title: obsonabare


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title: obsonabere


text: obsonere

title: obsonere


text: obsonarere

title: obsonarere


text: obsonavere

title: obsonavere


text: obstetricabare

title: obstetricabare


text: obstetricabere

title: obstetricabere


text: obstetricere

title: obstetricere


text: obstetricarere

title: obstetricarere


text: obstetricavere

title: obstetricavere


text: obstitere

title: obstitere


text: obtemperabare

title: obtemperabare


text:
nonemotion

Noun

 * 1)  Absence of emotion.
 * 2)  That which is not an emotion.

title: nonemotion


text: obtemperabere

title: obtemperabere


text: obtemperere

title: obtemperere


text: nonemotions

title: nonemotions


text: obtemperarere

title: obtemperarere


text: obtemperavere

title: obtemperavere


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title: obtenebrabare


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title: obtenebrabere


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title: obtenebrere


text: obtenebrarere

title: obtenebrarere


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title: obtenebravere


text: másaí

title: másaí


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title: obtrectabare


text: obtrectabere

title: obtrectabere


text: obtrectere

title: obtrectere


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title: obtrectarere


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title: obtruncabare


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title: obtruncabere


text: obtruncere

title: obtruncere


text: obtruncarere

title: obtruncarere


text: obtruncavere

title: obtruncavere


text: non-lethals

title: non-lethals


text: obturbabare

title: obturbabare


text: obturbabere

title: obturbabere


text: obturbere

title: obturbere


text: obturbarere

title: obturbarere


text: obturbavere

title: obturbavere


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title: obturabare


text: másaigh

title: másaigh


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title: obturabere


text: obturere

title: obturere


text: obturarere

title: obturarere


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title: obumbrabare


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title: obumbravere


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title: obviavere


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title: occaecabare


text: occaecabere

title: occaecabere


text: occaecere

title: occaecere


text: occaecarere

title: occaecarere


text: occaecavere

title: occaecavere


text: occabare

title: occabare


text: occabere

title: occabere


text: occere

title: occere


text: occarere

title: occarere


text: occavere

title: occavere


text: occubabare

title: occubabare


text: occubabere

title: occubabere


text: másacha

title: másacha


text: occubere

title: occubere


text: occubarere

title: occubarere


text: occubuere

title: occubuere


text: occultabare

title: occultabare


text: occultabere

title: occultabere


text: occultere

title: occultere


text: occultarere

title: occultarere


text: occultavere

title: occultavere


text: occupabare

title: occupabare


text: occupabere

title: occupabere


text: occupere

title: occupere


text: occuparere

title: occuparere


text: occupavere

title: occupavere


text: occursabare

title: occursabare


text: occursabere

title: occursabere


text: occursere

title: occursere


text: occursarere

title: occursarere


text: occursavere

title: occursavere


text: odorabare

title: odorabare


text: odorabere

title: odorabere


text: odorere

title: odorere


text: odorarere

title: odorarere


text: odoravere

title: odoravere


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title: offensabare


text: offensabere

title: offensabere


text: offensere

title: offensere


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title: offensarere


text: offensavere

title: offensavere


text: offirmabare

title: offirmabare


text: offirmabere

title: offirmabere


text: offirmere

title: offirmere


text: offirmarere

title: offirmarere


text: offirmavere

title: offirmavere


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title: offocabare


text: offocabere

title: offocabere


text: offocere

title: offocere


text: offocarere

title: offocarere


text: offocavere

title: offocavere


text: ominabare

title: ominabare


text: ominabere

title: ominabere


text: ominere

title: ominere


text: coirnéid

title: coirnéid


text: ominarere

title: ominarere


text:
nonprogress

Noun

 * 1) Absence of progress.

title: nonprogress


text: onerabare

title: onerabare


text: onerabere

title: onerabere


text: onerere

title: onerere


text: onerarere

title: onerarere


text: oneravere

title: oneravere


text:
nonresolution

Noun

 * 1) Absence of resolution; failure to resolve something.

title: nonresolution


text: operavere

title: operavere


text: oppignerabare

title: oppignerabare


text: oppignerabere

title: oppignerabere


text:
nonlogic

Noun

 * 1) That which is not logic.

title: nonlogic


text: oppignerere

title: oppignerere


text: oppignerarere

title: oppignerarere


text: oppigneravere

title: oppigneravere


text: oppilabare

title: oppilabare


text: oppilabere

title: oppilabere


text: oppilere

title: oppilere


text: oppilarere

title: oppilarere


text: oppilavere

title: oppilavere


text:
nonsensible

Adjective

 * 1) Not sensible.

title: nonsensible


text: oppugnabare

title: oppugnabare


text: oppugnabere

title: oppugnabere


text: oppugnere

title: oppugnere


text: oppugnarere

title: oppugnarere


text: oppugnavere

title: oppugnavere


text: optemperabare

title: optemperabare


text: optemperabere

title: optemperabere


text: optemperere

title: optemperere


text: optemperarere

title: optemperarere


text: optemperavere

title: optemperavere


text:
nonarrest

Noun

 * 1) A situation in which someone is not arrested by the police.

title: nonarrest


text: optabare

title: optabare


text: optabere

title: optabere


text: nonarrests

title: nonarrests


text: optere

title: optere


text: optarere

title: optarere


text: optavere

title: optavere


text: orbabare

title: orbabare


text: orbabere

title: orbabere


text: orbere

title: orbere


text: orbarere

title: orbarere


text: orbavere

title: orbavere


text: ordinabare

title: ordinabare


text: ordinabere

title: ordinabere


text:
nonturbulence

Noun

 * 1) Quality of not being turbulent.

title: nonturbulence


text: ordinarere

title: ordinarere


text: ordinavere

title: ordinavere


text: organizabare

title: organizabare


text: organizabere

title: organizabere


text: organizere

title: organizere


text: organizarere

title: organizarere


text: organizavere

title: organizavere


text: ornabare

title: ornabare


text:
nonblood

Noun

 * 1) That which is not blood.
 * nonblood plasma substitutes

title: nonblood


text: ornabere

title: ornabere


text: ornere

title: ornere


text: ornarere

title: ornarere


text: ornavere

title: ornavere


text: orabare

title: orabare


text: orabere

title: orabere


text: orere

title: orere


text: orarere

title: orarere


text: oravere

title: oravere


text: oscitare

title: oscitare


text: oscitavere

title: oscitavere


text:
noncrazy

Adjective

 * 1) Not crazy.

title: noncrazy


text: ostentabare

title: ostentabare


text: ostentabere

title: ostentabere


text: ostentere

title: ostentere


text:
noneating

Adjective

 * 1) Not eating.

title: noneating


text: ostentarere

title: ostentarere


text: ostentavere

title: ostentavere


text: ovicabare

title: ovicabare


text: ovicabere

title: ovicabere


text: ovicere

title: ovicere


text: ovicarere

title: ovicarere


text: ovicavere

title: ovicavere


text: ovabare

title: ovabare


text: ovabere

title: ovabere


text: ovarere

title: ovarere


text: ovavere

title: ovavere


text: pacificabare

title: pacificabare


text: pacificabere

title: pacificabere


text: pacificere

title: pacificere


text: pacificarere

title: pacificarere


text: pacificavere

title: pacificavere


text: pacabare

title: pacabare


text: pacabere

title: pacabere


text: pacere

title: pacere


text: pacarere

title: pacarere


text: pacavere

title: pacavere


text: paedicabare

title: paedicabare


text: paedicabere

title: paedicabere


text: paedicere

title: paedicere


text: paedicarere

title: paedicarere


text: paedicavere

title: paedicavere


text: palmabare

title: palmabare


text: palmabere

title: palmabere


text: palmere

title: palmere


text: palmarere

title: palmarere


text:
nonearthly

Adjective

 * 1) Not earthly.

title: nonearthly


text: palmavere

title: palmavere


text: palpitavere

title: palpitavere


text: palpabare

title: palpabare


text: palpabere

title: palpabere


text: palpere

title: palpere


text:
nonearthed

Adjective

 * 1) Not electrically earthed.

title: nonearthed


text: palparere

title: palparere


text: palpavere

title: palpavere


text: pampinabare

title: pampinabare


text: pampinabere

title: pampinabere


text: pampinere

title: pampinere


text: pampinarere

title: pampinarere


text: pampinavere

title: pampinavere


text: pandabare

title: pandabare


text: pandabere

title: pandabere


text: pandarere

title: pandarere


text: pandavere

title: pandavere


text: pappavere

title: pappavere


text: parabolabare

title: parabolabare


text: parabolabere

title: parabolabere


text: parabolere

title: parabolere


text: parabolarere

title: parabolarere


text: parabolavere

title: parabolavere


text: parentabare

title: parentabare


text: parentabere

title: parentabere


text: parentere

title: parentere


text: parentarere

title: parentarere


text: parentavere

title: parentavere


text:
nonmystery

Noun

 * 1) That which is not a mystery.

title: nonmystery


text: parabare

title: parabare


text: parabere

title: parabere


text: nonmysteries

title: nonmysteries


text: pararere

title: pararere


text: paravere

title: paravere


text: participabare

title: participabare


text: participabere

title: participabere


text: participarere

title: participarere


text: participavere

title: participavere


text: pascitabare

title: pascitabare


text: pascitabere

title: pascitabere


text: pascitere

title: pascitere


text: coiníní

title: coiníní


text: pascitarere

title: pascitarere


text: pascitavere

title: pascitavere


text: pastinabare

title: pastinabare


text: pastinabere

title: pastinabere


text: pastinere

title: pastinere


text: pastinarere

title: pastinarere


text: pastinavere

title: pastinavere


text: patrabare

title: patrabare


text: patrabere

title: patrabere


text: patrere

title: patrere


text: patrarere

title: patrarere


text: patravere

title: patravere


text: pausavere

title: pausavere


text: pavimentabare

title: pavimentabare


text: pavimentabere

title: pavimentabere


text: pavimentere

title: pavimentere


text: pavimentarere

title: pavimentarere


text: pavimentavere

title: pavimentavere


text:
cigoedd

Etymology
From.

title: cigoedd


text: peccabare

title: peccabare


text: peccabere

title: peccabere


text: peccere

title: peccere


text: peccarere

title: peccarere


text: peccavere

title: peccavere


text: pectinabare

title: pectinabare


text: pectinabere

title: pectinabere


text: pectinere

title: pectinere


text: pectinarere

title: pectinarere


text: pectinavere

title: pectinavere


text: stadanna

title: stadanna


text:
nonvirginal

Adjective

 * 1) Not virginal.

title: nonvirginal


text: dúdóige

title: dúdóige


text: forsvarene

title: forsvarene


text:
nontestimonial

Adjective

 * 1) Not testimonial.
 * a nontestimonial statement

title: nontestimonial


text: dúdóga

title: dúdóga


text:
štom

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) tree large woody plant

title: štom


text:
nonlover

Noun

 * 1) One who is not a lover, or who does not love.

title: nonlover


text: nonlovers

title: nonlovers


text:
nonfighter

Noun

 * 1) One who is not a fighter.

title: nonfighter


text: nonfighters

title: nonfighters


text:
nonsince

Usage notes

 * Supposed to suggest an Irish accent.

title: nonsince


text:
non-runner

Noun

 * 1) One who does not take part in the physical activity of running.
 * 2) A racehorse that is withdrawn before the start of a race.
 * There were two non-runners in the three o'clock at Puddletown.
 * 1) A vehicle that cannot move under its own power, owing to mechanical defect or failure.
 * The Merc on the forecourt is a non-runner.

title: non-runner


text: nonrunners

title: nonrunners


text:
nonfantastic

Adjective

 * 1) Not having the nature of fantasy.

title: nonfantastic


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/metъliga

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) some kind of grass

Descendants

 * East Slavic:
 * Russian: dial.
 * South Slavic:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/metъliga


text:
nonlethally

Adverb

 * 1) In a way that is not lethal.

title: nonlethally


text:
nonsatisfaction

Noun

 * 1) Quality or state of not being satisfied.

title: nonsatisfaction


text:
nonseparation

Noun

 * 1) Quality or state of not being separated.

title: nonseparation


text:
nonadaptation

Noun

 * 1) Absence of adaptation; failure to adapt.

title: nonadaptation


text:
nonvirginity

Noun

 * 1) Quality of not being a virgin.

title: nonvirginity


text:
nonnegotiably

Adverb

 * 1) In a way that is not negotiable.

title: nonnegotiably


text: interpreterships

title: interpreterships


text:
nonhierarchically

Adverb

 * 1) In a way that is not hierarchical.

title: nonhierarchically


text:
nondefensively

Adverb

 * 1) In a way that is not defensive.

title: nondefensively


text:
nonexclusively

Adverb

 * 1) In a way that is not exclusive.

title: nonexclusively


text:
nonappreciation

Noun

 * 1) Lack of appreciation.

title: nonappreciation


text:
nonreferentiality

Noun

 * 1) Quality of not being referential.

title: nonreferentiality


text:
nonrationality

Noun

 * 1) Quality of not being rational.

title: nonrationality


text:
noncollaboration

Noun

 * 1) Lack of collaboration.

title: noncollaboration


text:
nonaggressiveness

Noun

 * 1) Quality of not being aggressive.

title: nonaggressiveness


text:
nonimportance

Noun

 * 1) Quality of not being important.

title: nonimportance


text:
Marangoni effect

Etymology
Named after Italian physicist Carlo Marangoni, who published on the subject in 1865.

Noun

 * 1)  The mass transfer along an interface between two fluids due to surface tension gradient.

title: Marangoni effect


text:
diazi

Etymology
, formed as the genitive singular of a Latinization of, after

Noun

 * 1) ; Diaz's.

Derived terms

 * For others see what links here and

title: diazi


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title: Category:Tundra Nenets adjectives


text: Category:Tundra Nenets verbs

title: Category:Tundra Nenets verbs


text:
cadel

Etymology
From, diminuitive of , from (English ), itself from. . Cognate with 🇨🇬. .

Noun

 * 1) An ornate capital letter used in calligraphy, consisting of interlaced pen strokes. See Commons:Cadel letters.

title: cadel


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User:DCDuring/EponymEpithet

Etymology
, formed as the genitive singular of a Latinization of, after

Noun

 * 1) ; 's.

Derived terms

 * For others see subst:{{PAGENAME}}}|what links here and

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diardi

Etymology
, formed as the genitive singular of a Latinization of, after (1794–1863), French naturalist and explorer.

Noun

 * 1) ; Diard's.

Derived terms

 * For others see what links here and

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overconstructed

Adjective

 * 1) Too elaborately constructed.
 * an overconstructed joke

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Wiktionary:About Tundra Nenets

Orthography
Tundra Nenets has a mostly standardised orthography that is largely phonetic, though the schwa is in many positions left unwritten.

Long and short vowel diacritics are to be supplied in the headwords of the appropriate entries and in the pronunciation template (yrk-IPA), which will transform these into IPA. A main source for the vowel qualities and quantities is R:yrk:Tereschenko:1965.

Transliteration is generated automatically according to WT:Tundra Nenets transliteration.

Note that R:yrk:Pyrerka:1948 shows a superseded orthography, which among others doesn't distinguish between nasalised and non-nasalised glottal stops.

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Wiktionary:About Nenets

Nenets refers to two closely related language varieties:
 * Forest Nenets, spoken by 5% of Nenets speakers.
 * Tundra Nenets, spoken by 95% of Nenets speakers. This is what most sources mean when they use the name "Nenets" alone.

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plagiere

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) plagiarism

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title: MNO


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portere

Noun

 * 1) citizen, burgher

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non-Hodgkin

Adjective

 * 1) Being a lymphoma of a kind other than Hodgkin's lymphoma.

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Reconstruction:Proto-Uralic/wete

Etymology
Possibly connected with and  in some way. Variants of the Nostratic and Indo-Uralic theories (neither of which is widely accepted) propose common descent, while Koivulehto has proposed that the Uralic term is a borrowing from Indo-European, replacing everywhere but in some of the northern fringes of the family (most prominently ). Aikio however reconstructs the original meaning of as "flood", making this less likely. EVE makes no mention of an Indo-European connection for the Uralic word.

Noun

 * 1) water

Descendants

 * Ugric:
 * Ugric:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Uralic/wete


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Wiktionary talk:About Tundra Nenets

Transcription
Linguistic sources mostly use digraphs for the palatalized consonants: py by ty dy cy sy my ny ly ry wy. This seems to be a leftover from the typewriter era with few other explicit points in its favor, especially since distinguishing /lj rj/ from /lʲ rʲ/ then requires other tricks like transcribing the former as "lÿ rÿ".

Admittedly, Unicode does not have single-codepoint versions of b-acute, t-acute and d-acute, but at least for the last two we can use t-caron and d-caron, which come close enough in most fonts.

One possible counterargument is that a sequence such as ся can be one-to-one transliterated to sya, while getting to śa requires some symbol algebra. --Tropylium (talk) 01:04, 31 January 2015 (UTC)

Length/diphthong marking
There seem to be about four different options on what do here. Before nailing anything down though I would like to at least verify if the э̇ and ӣ conventions are attestable in use at all — or if they're only used in scholarly sources. --Tropylium (talk) 04:11, 31 January 2015 (UTC)
 * 1) Do not use diacritics in entries, and only indicate details about pronunciation in the ===Pronunciation== section.
 * 2) Do not use diacritics in entries, but use scientific Latin transcription.
 * 3) Do not use diacritics in page names, but use diacritics within the page (as is done for Latin).
 * 4) Soft-redirect "detailed" spellings to the "simplified" spellings using . (Or perhaps the opposite?)

Verb lemmatisation
How should we do this? As of now, these are given in the singular imperative (like in e.g. Pyrerka's dictionary). Should this be made policy? And what about glossing? Should we use the standard " " or the reduced " "? Thadh (talk) 19:58, 8 March 2021 (UTC)

title: Wiktionary talk:About Tundra Nenets


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Portuguesism

Noun

 * 1)  Portuguese attitudes and beliefs generally.
 * 2)  A word, phrase, etc. characteristic of Portuguese speakers.

Translations

 * French: ,
 * Galician: portuguesismo, lusismo, lusitanismo
 * Portuguese:, ,
 * Spanish:, ,

 * Catalan: portuguesisme
 * French: ,
 * Galician: portuguesismo, lusismo, lusitanismo
 * Italian: lusismo, portoghesismo
 * Portuguese:, ,
 * Spanish:, ,

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Reconstruction:Proto-Uralic/jäŋe

Etymology
One of the words attested only in the traditional Finno-Ugric group; contrast Proto-Samoyedic.

Noun

 * 1) ice

Descendants

 * Ugric:
 * Mari:
 * Mari:
 * Mari:
 * Mari:
 * Mari:
 * Mari:
 * Mari:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Uralic/jäŋe


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Reconstruction:Proto-Uralic/käte

Etymology
One of the words reflected only within the traditionally assumed Finno-Ugric subgroup. Samoyedic however appears to be an innovation: in inherited vocabulary *u shifts to *ə before following original *-a, compare e.g., , ,.

Noun

 * 1) hand

Descendants

 * Ugric:
 * Khanty:
 * Khanty:

authors: Илья А. Латушкин

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chorus frog

Noun

 * 1) Any of the frogs of the genus, which produce a repeated rasping trill.

Derived terms

 * New Jersey chorus frog
 * New Jersey chorus frog
 * New Jersey chorus frog
 * New Jersey chorus frog
 * New Jersey chorus frog

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