text: quarticini

title: quarticini


text: carticini

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

title: carticini


text: quartiglieri

title: quartiglieri


text: quartigli

title: quartigli


text: quartodecimani

title: quartodecimani


text: quartucci

title: quartucci


text: quassi

title: quassi


text: quattuorvirati

title: quattuorvirati


text: querelatori

title: querelatori


text: querelomani

title: querelomani


text: querelomanie

title: querelomanie


text: quetanze

title: quetanze


text: quietezze

title: quietezze


text: quili

title: quili


text: quinali

title: quinali


text: quindecimi

title: quindecimi


text:
quindene

Etymology
From, from , from the distributive form of. It is used for a period of 14 days owing to the Roman and medieval practice of counting inclusively.

Noun

 * 1)  The 14th day after a festival.
 * 2)  The 14-day period between the festival and the quindene.

title: quindene


text: quinquilioni

title: quinquilioni


text: quintavoli

title: quintavoli


text: quinterie

title: quinterie


text: quinterne

title: quinterne


text: quintigli

title: quintigli


text: quintini

title: quintini


text: quintuplicazioni

title: quintuplicazioni


text: quirinalisti

title: quirinalisti


text: indicatori ordinali

title: indicatori ordinali


text: xenoecologica

title: xenoecologica


text: dylaniani

title: dylaniani


text: xenoecologici

title: xenoecologici


text: quisiti

title: quisiti


text: xenoecologiche

title: xenoecologiche


text: quistioni

title: quistioni


text: quitanze

title: quitanze


text: xerotermica

title: xerotermica


text: xerotermici

title: xerotermici


text: quotizzazioni

title: quotizzazioni


text: xerotermiche

title: xerotermiche


text: wojtyliana

title: wojtyliana


text: wojtyliani

title: wojtyliani


text: wojtyliane

title: wojtyliane


text: joyciana

title: joyciana


text: joyciani

title: joyciani


text: joyciane

title: joyciane


text: karmica

title: karmica


text: karmici

title: karmici


text: karmiche

title: karmiche


text: vojtiliana

title: vojtiliana


text: vojtiliani

title: vojtiliani


text: vojtiliane

title: vojtiliane


text: kircheriana

title: kircheriana


text: kircheriani

title: kircheriani


text: kircheriane

title: kircheriane


text: krusceviana

title: krusceviana


text: krusceviani

title: krusceviani


text: krusceviane

title: krusceviane


text: chruscioviana

title: chruscioviana


text: chruscioviani

title: chruscioviani


text: chruscioviane

title: chruscioviane


text: onnipossenti

title: onnipossenti


text: hanseatica

title: hanseatica


text: hanseatici

title: hanseatici


text: hanseatiche

title: hanseatiche


text: hanseniana

title: hanseniana


text: hanseniani

title: hanseniani


text: hanseniane

title: hanseniane


text: hasidica

title: hasidica


text: hasidici

title: hasidici


text: hasidiche

title: hasidiche


text: hitchcockiana

title: hitchcockiana


text: hitchcockiani

title: hitchcockiani


text: hitchcockiane

title: hitchcockiane


text: honduriana

title: honduriana


text: honduriani

title: honduriani


text: honduriane

title: honduriane


text: huroniana

title: huroniana


text: huroniani

title: huroniani


text: huroniane

title: huroniane


text: quadernaria

title: quadernaria


text: quadernarie

title: quadernarie


text: quadrativa

title: quadrativa


text: quadrativi

title: quadrativi


text: quadricipitali

title: quadricipitali


text: quadridiana

title: quadridiana


text: quadridiani

title: quadridiani


text: quadridiane

title: quadridiane


text: quatriduana

title: quatriduana


text: quatriduani

title: quatriduani


text: quatriduane

title: quatriduane


text: quadrifilla

title: quadrifilla


text: quadrifilli

title: quadrifilli


text: quadrifille

title: quadrifille


text: quadrifogliata

title: quadrifogliata


text: quadrifogliati

title: quadrifogliati


text: quadrifogliate

title: quadrifogliate


text: quadrifronti

title: quadrifronti


text: quadrilinea

title: quadrilinea


text: quadrilinei

title: quadrilinei


text: quadrilinee

title: quadrilinee


text: quadrilunga

title: quadrilunga


text: quadrilunghi

title: quadrilunghi


text: quadrilunghe

title: quadrilunghe


text: quadrilustri

title: quadrilustri


text: quadrimembri

title: quadrimembri


text: quadriplegica

title: quadriplegica


text: quadriplegici

title: quadriplegici


text: quadriplegiche

title: quadriplegiche


text: quadripolari

title: quadripolari


text: quadrisdrucciola

title: quadrisdrucciola


text: quadrisdruccioli

title: quadrisdruccioli


text: quadrisdrucciole

title: quadrisdrucciole


text: quadrisecolari

title: quadrisecolari


text: qualsiano

title: qualsiano


text: qualsisiano

title: qualsisiano


text: quantitativisti

title: quantitativisti


text: quantitativiste

title: quantitativiste


text: quarantenaria

title: quarantenaria


text: quarantenari

title: quarantenari


text: quarantenarie

title: quarantenarie


text:
quarantini

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  A martini-style cocktail popular amongst people in COVID-19 lockdown.

title: quarantini


text: quartata

title: quartata


text: quartati

title: quartati


text: quartate

title: quartate


text: quartodecimana

title: quartodecimana


text: quartodecimane

title: quartodecimane


text: quattriduana

title: quattriduana


text: quattriduani

title: quattriduani


text: quattriduane

title: quattriduane


text: quattrinaia

title: quattrinaia


text: quattrinai

title: quattrinai


text: quattrinaie

title: quattrinaie


text: querciarola

title: querciarola


text: querciaroli

title: querciaroli


text: querciarole

title: querciarole


text: querelatrice

title: querelatrice


text: querelatrici

title: querelatrici


text: querelatoria

title: querelatoria


text: querelatorie

title: querelatorie


text: questionatrice

title: questionatrice


text: questionatori

title: questionatori


text: questionatrici

title: questionatrici


text: questoria

title: questoria


text: questorie

title: questorie


text: quete

title: quete


text: quidditativa

title: quidditativa


text: quidditativi

title: quidditativi


text: quietistica

title: quietistica


text: quietistici

title: quietistici


text: quietistiche

title: quietistiche


text:
quindecima

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1)  The interval of a fifteenth, a double octave.

title: quindecima


text: quindecime

title: quindecime


text: quintessenziali

title: quintessenziali


text: quirinalizia

title: quirinalizia


text: quirinalizi

title: quirinalizi


text: quirinalizie

title: quirinalizie


text: quirina

title: quirina


text: quirini

title: quirini


text: quirine

title: quirine


text: dylaniana

title: dylaniana


text: dylaniane

title: dylaniane


text: quiritaria

title: quiritaria


text: quiritari

title: quiritari


text: quiritarie

title: quiritarie


text: quizzarola

title: quizzarola


text: quizzaroli

title: quizzaroli


text: quizzarole

title: quizzarole


text: quodlibetali

title: quodlibetali


text: bedervede

title: bedervede


text: Äugli

title: Äugli


text: bedervete

title: bedervete


text:
cjâtif

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) bad, wicked, naughty

title: cjâtif


text: carceles

title: carceles


text:
understøtte

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to support

title: understøtte


text: Category:Swedish terms derived from Lombardic


text:
арахидоновая кислота

Noun

 * 1) arachidonic acid

title: арахидоновая кислота


text:
dab tsuam

Noun

 * 1) a malevolent spirit, said to take the form of a jealous woman, who causes people to die in their sleep (see )

title: dab tsuam


text: understøtt

title: understøtt


text: understøtter

title: understøtter


text:
fazienda

Etymology
From, feminine passive participle of.

Noun

 * 1) deed, action, incident
 * 2) * c1200: Almeric, Fazienda de Ultramar, f. 6v. col. 1.
 * "osp"

- dio grãdes bozes e touo el mãto de ioſep ante ſy. Troa q uyno ſo ſẽnor e contol eſta faziẽda

title: fazienda


text: витамина

title: витамина


text: understøttes

title: understøttes


text: faziendas

title: faziendas


text: understøtta

title: understøtta


text: understøttet

title: understøttet


text:
wertha

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to

Descendants

 * Mooring:
 * Föhr-Amrum:
 * Föhr-Amrum:

title: wertha


text: understøttende

title: understøttende


text:
traumaticus

Etymology
From the.

Adjective

 * , adapted to efficacious in the healing of wounds

title: traumaticus


text:
лычный

Etymology
, from, from +. .

Adjective

 * 1)  bast

title: лычный


text: аксиомы

title: аксиомы


text:
traumaticum

Etymology
From : as a noun, a substantivisation of its neuter forms in elliptical use for ; as an adjective, regularly declined forms.

Noun

 * a, a a remedy for a wound injury

title: traumaticum


text:
rekonstruere

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to reconstruct

title: rekonstruere


text: rekonstruer

title: rekonstruer


text: rekonstruerer

title: rekonstruerer


text: rekonstrueres

title: rekonstrueres


text:
ימאי

Noun

 * 1) a seaman

title: ימאי


text: rekonstruerte

title: rekonstruerte


text: rekonstruert

title: rekonstruert


text:
breka

Etymology 1
.

Verb

 * 1) to bleat

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to

Descendants

 * North Frisian:
 * Föhr-Amrum:
 * Helgoland and Sylt:
 * Mooring:

Etymology 1
.

title: breka


text: rekonstruerende

title: rekonstruerende


text: setmanas

title: setmanas


text: traumaticis

title: traumaticis


text: traumaticorum

title: traumaticorum


text:
well-paid

Etymology
From, equivalent to.

Adjective

 * 1) Adequately paid; receiving sufficient to liberal compensation for work.

Translations

 * Danish: velbetalt
 * Dutch: goed betaald
 * Finnish: hyväpalkkainen
 * French: bien payé
 * Polish: dobrze opłacany, dobrze płatny
 * Portuguese: bem pago
 * Swedish:

title: well-paid


text:
sannhet

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) truth

title: sannhet


text:
მატრაკვეცა

Noun

 * 1) A person who attracts attention by frequently meddling in other people's business

title: მატრაკვეცა


text:
Banglawash

Etymology
From +. Coined in October 2010 by commentator, who used the term to describe a.

Noun

 * 1)  A whitewash by the.

Translations

 * Bengali:

Verb

 * 1)  To whitewash.

title: Banglawash


text:
vindereu

Etymology
,.

Noun

 * 1) common kestrel

title: vindereu


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/lygura

Etymology
From, from.

Descendants

 * South Slavic:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/lygura


text:
Category talk:Doubly irregular verbs

Please help needed Adjutor101 (talk) 16:55, 22 April 2015 (UTC)
 * If this is even a valid category, it should have Pashto in its name. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 19:22, 22 April 2015 (UTC)

title: Category talk:Doubly irregular verbs


text: sannheta

title: sannheta


text: Category:Proto-Slavic terms suffixed with *-ura


text:
vânturel

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) kestrel

title: vânturel


text: sannheten

title: sannheten


text: sannheter

title: sannheter


text: Template:ps-conj-doubly-irregular-w/o

title: Template:ps-conj-doubly-irregular-w/o


text: sannhetene

title: sannhetene


text: Pneus

title: Pneus


text:
lawn food

Noun

 * 1)  Fertilizer for grass.

title: lawn food


text: sannere

title: sannere


text: cherubines

title: cherubines


text: sannest

title: sannest


text: sanneste

title: sanneste


text:
Talk:apologize

apologize
Apologize is an alternate form of Apologise. Not the other way around.
 * They're alternative forms of each other. Neither is more correct than the other, though the spelling with z is closer to the Greek original . —Aɴɢʀ (talk) 21:55, 15 December 2014 (UTC)

 * Yes, both spellings have been in use for over 400 years. The Greek  could be a reason for using the s form.    D b f  i  r  s   22:02, 16 December 2014 (UTC)
 * Well, no; the earliest -ize words (such as ) came to English through the intermediaries of Latin and French, so a Greek middle infinitive is unlikely to have had any influence. I'm pretty sure the -ise variant was taken over from French while the -ize variant came straight from Latin . —Aɴɢʀ (talk) 22:20, 16 December 2014 (UTC)
 * Thanks for the correction, and I agree with your view of the derivation, but why, then, do we have this insistence on going back to Greek forms?   D b f  i  r  s   20:29, 17 December 2014 (UTC)
 * Who knows? I could equally ask why we have this insistence on using French spellings. —Aɴɢʀ (talk) 21:33, 17 December 2014 (UTC)

pronunciation
In the 1958 film Vertigo, Scottie Ferguson pronounces apologize with a /ɡ/. (About 56 minutes in, standing outside his apartment building.) —msh210℠ (talk) 21:34, 4 April 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:apologize


text:
Talk:Received Pronunciation

Template:a
Can we use some other name that's not Received Pronunciation, because every time I read it I interpret it was being the pronunciation as heard rather than as practised. The name is vague at best. --66.190.99.112 23:16, 21 December 2014 (UTC)
 * It's not really vague, as is the name of a very specific accent; but it's much more usually known by the initialism RP than by its full name. —Aɴɢʀ (talk) 23:59, 21 December 2014 (UTC)

 * It’s not vague? How would you ever infer that it’s specifically a British pronunciation? The name doesn’t tell you that. --Romanophile (talk) 01:58, 22 December 2014 (UTC)

 * Now that fewer than 1 in 50 people in the UK use the Received Pronunciation, isn't it time that we started using "BBC pronunciation" or "General British" for the non-regional accent on this side of the pond?   D b f  i  r  s   10:54, 22 December 2014 (UTC)
 * Since the BBC doesn't require it anymore, "BBC pronunciation" is also a misnomer. Of the alternative names listed at, I think "Standard Southern British" is probably the most straightforward, and doesn't have the class-based baggage that "RP" does. —Aɴɢʀ (talk) 19:13, 22 December 2014 (UTC)
 * The BBC doesn't require RP any more (in that they allow regional accents), but there is still a pronunciation that could be called Standard English or General English that is not "Southern", and is recognised (and often spoken) by educated British people from all regions. This pronunciation is no longer the same as Conservative RP.    D b f  i  r  s   23:45, 22 December 2014 (UTC)
 * I think the "Southern" means it's standard in Southern Britain (i.e. England and Wales), not just Southern England, the idea being that even highly educated Scots tend to use Standard Scottish English. (However, I have met educated Scots who do speak something approaching RP, but not very many.) —Aɴɢʀ (talk) 08:42, 26 December 2014 (UTC)
 * Don't confuse vague and opaque: for anyone familiar with the term it's very clear and precise, just as there are all kinds of technical terms in science that mean nothing to most people, but are extremely precise. Of course, if you're not familiar with the term, you can't guess what it refers to- but that's not vagueness. Chuck Entz (talk) 20:32, 22 December 2014 (UTC)
 * Unfortunately, the term RP seems to mean different things to differnt people.   D b f  i  r  s   23:45, 22 December 2014 (UTC)
 * I agree it's not vague, it's opaque. Renard Migrant (talk) 15:14, 23 December 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:Received Pronunciation


text:
Talk:advertize

advertize
According to http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/words/ize-ise-or-yse, this spelling is incorrect. However, the Wiktionary entry presents it as a valid spelling. I am reluctant to change anything because, while I know that "advertize" is not valid in BrE, I am less certain about AmE. The entry at advertise calls it "chiefly archaic (US)". Whatever caution or qualification is deemed necessary should be added to the entry at advertize too, because someone coming to simply check spelling validity may not bother to go to advertise.
 * Well William Cowper and Horace Walpole both used the z spelling, so it certainly counts as an archaic spelling in British English. It's not clear whether the z spelling is universally regarded as erroneous in US English (as it now is in British English).  Merriam-Webster online doesn't include the z spelling, but Collins Dictionary does allow it as an American alternative.  I agree that we need a qualification.  I've added a usage note as a first suggestion, but it might need adjusting for the American position.  What does the full M-W say?    D b f  i  r  s   19:45, 23 December 2014 (UTC)
 * There are a few -ize spellings based on -ise spellings which are nonstandard even in American English. Surprize comes to mind, though that's also unetymological because the final -ise ending of surprise isn't a verbal suffix (supre suffixed with -ise) but based on Old French, Middle French prise, feminine form of pris (taken; seized). Renard Migrant (talk) 20:01, 23 December 2014 (UTC)
 * The z is unetymological in advertize too, because it isn't advert + -ize. It's definitely not the usual spelling in American English, and if I came across it in something I was proofreading I'd certainly correct it to advertise, but the line between "misspelling" and "rare alternative spelling" is blurry. BGC Ngrams suggests advertise is and always has been about 200 times more common than advertize in US English. And advertisement is about 2000 times more common than advertizement. —Aɴɢʀ (talk) 08:46, 26 December 2014 (UTC)

Regarding the original discussion above (which says: in USA English the "s" based spelling has far greater usage than the "z" based spelling)....

(1st of two) The currently-displayed summary "chiefly archaic (US)" is phrased in an unusually cryptic manner.

But truly, the "z" spelling is: (within BrE = ) obsolete, and (within USA = ) a "target of far-away laughter" **

(2nd of two) Here is a bit of evidence which supports the original discussion.

Namely: the "s" spelling is used by a foremost USA news publication of the Ad Industry --> Wikipedia article for "Advertising_Age" trade magazine

(** Footnote: The source of this adjective phrase is song "Shine on You Crazy Diamond" by Pink Floyd)

North Alabama 000 (talk) 11:43, 11 March 2017 (UTC)

title: Talk:advertize


text:
Garte

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

Noun

 * 1) garden

title: Garte


text: truismen

title: truismen


text:
Schtäge

Etymology
From early, from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬 (and, via 🇨🇬 byform ), 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) (flight of) stairs

title: Schtäge


text: truismer

title: truismer


text: truismene

title: truismene


text: truismar

title: truismar


text: truismane

title: truismane


text:
Talk:jark

jark
"to jark' was a verb that artillery officer candidates used in Officer Candidate School (OCS) at Fort Sill, Oklahoma in 1967 to refer to the run we participated in our regular exercise program . . . clad in red shorts (artillery color) with white tee shirts and carrying the M1 Rifle up to the top of a peak on the base and then back. It was a hard run.  We called it jarking.  The jark, etc.  Best, Bill Blackley, Captain US Army Artillery Reserve OCS Commission . . . now a retired physician

 * Whoever ends up archiving this page, please move this comment to Talk:jark. Equinox ◑ 22:06, 13 January 2015 (UTC)
 * Okay ;). Renard Migrant (talk) 18:48, 22 April 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:jark


text: yíchʼid

title: yíchʼid


text: yíníchʼid

title: yíníchʼid


text: yiyííchʼid

title: yiyííchʼid


text: jííchʼid

title: jííchʼid


text: woochʼid

title: woochʼid


text:
ulogisk

Adjective

 * 1) illogical

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) illogical

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) illogical

title: ulogisk


text:
ur-ancestor

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) An original ancestor; proto-ancestor.

title: ur-ancestor


text: ur-ancestors

title: ur-ancestors


text:
وړ

Adjective

 * 1) suitable, appropriate

Suffix

 * 1) -able, capable of, worthy of, fit for

title: وړ


text:
proto-ancestor

Etymology
From.

title: proto-ancestor


text: proto-ancestors

title: proto-ancestors


text: Category:Pashto suffixes

title: Category:Pashto suffixes


text: ulogiske

title: ulogiske


text: Ur-ancestor

title: Ur-ancestor


text:
ur-homeland

Etymology
From, a.

Noun

 * 1) An original homeland, territory, or habitat.

title: ur-homeland


text:
עשׂו

Etymology
From.

Proper noun
, accusative and dative

 * 1) Esau Biblical character

Noun

 * 1) a brute; a meathead

title: עשׂו


text:
בשעת

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) while

title: בשעת


text: kritiseres

title: kritiseres


text:
ideāls

Adjective

 * 1) ideal
 * 2) perfect
 * 3) faultless

Noun

 * 1) ideal
 * 2) model
 * 3) perfection

title: ideāls


text:
Исав

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1) Esau son of Isaac and Rebekah

title: Исав


title: User:Superm401


text:
izsalcis

Participle

 * 1) hungry, famished, starving, starved;

title: izsalcis


text: theater-goer

title: theater-goer


text: theater-goers

title: theater-goers


text:
uansvarlig

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) irresponsible

title: uansvarlig


text:
zagarella

Noun

 * 1) tape, ribbon
 * 2) a dark stripe on a horse's back

title: zagarella


text: uansvarlige

title: uansvarlige


text: zoano

title: zoano


text:
にがり

Noun

 * 1)  bitterness
 * 2)  bittern: the liquor remaining after halite (common salt) has been harvested from saline water (brine), used as a coagulating agent in the manufacture of tofu

title: にがり


text:
Citations:amaxophobia

 * 1908, Charles Hamilton Hughes, The Alienist and Neurologist, volume 29, page 65:
 * I have known of at least two well marked instances of amaxophobia originating in the fright of being run away with and the effect of the shock abiding with them throughout the after life
 * 2003, Carol Anne O'Marie, The Corporal Works of Murder, St. Martin's Paperbacks, ISBN 0312984669, :
 * "Great," she said just loud enough for Mary Helen to hear, "not only are we driving Miss Daisy, but we are driving Miss Daisy with amaxophobia!" ¶ It took Mary Helen a moment to remember that amaxophobia was what experts called a fear of driving.
 * 2013, Jef R. Huntsman, Heart Attack, yak, yak: Life, Laughter, and My Cardiac Arrest,, ISBN 9781483628745 (hardback), ISBN 9781483628738 (paperback), ISBN 9781483628752 (e-book), chapter 14, :
 * I felt a little better about driving after knowing it was a real fear, called amaxophobia.
 * 2013, Jef R. Huntsman, Heart Attack, yak, yak: Life, Laughter, and My Cardiac Arrest,, ISBN 9781483628745 (hardback), ISBN 9781483628738 (paperback), ISBN 9781483628752 (e-book), chapter 14, :
 * I felt a little better about driving after knowing it was a real fear, called amaxophobia.
 * 2013, Jef R. Huntsman, Heart Attack, yak, yak: Life, Laughter, and My Cardiac Arrest,, ISBN 9781483628745 (hardback), ISBN 9781483628738 (paperback), ISBN 9781483628752 (e-book), chapter 14, :
 * I felt a little better about driving after knowing it was a real fear, called amaxophobia.

title: Citations:amaxophobia


text:
مرشة

Etymology
from the verb.

Noun

 * 1) spritzer
 * 2) watering can

title: مرشة


text:
pavadonis

Noun

 * 1) guard
 * 2) attendant
 * 3) conductor
 * 4) guide
 * 5) tour guide
 * 6) companion
 * 7) fellow-traveller
 * 8)  satellite
 * 9)  moon
 * 10) escort

title: pavadonis


text:
ceļvedis

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) guide
 * 2) guide book
 * 3) guidebook
 * 4) itinerary
 * 5) guidelines
 * 6) brochure

title: ceļvedis


text: finansieres

title: finansieres


text:
rokasgrāmata

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) manual
 * 2) reference book
 * 3) handbook
 * 4) guide
 * 5) desk-book
 * 6) vade-mecum

title: rokasgrāmata


text: finansierte

title: finansierte


text: finansiert

title: finansiert


text: finansierende

title: finansierende


text:
Pull

Etymology
From, from (*), northern variant of , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) puddle

title: Pull


text: Citations:apotheon

title: Citations:apotheon


text:
ჯინჭველი

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ant

title: ჯინჭველი


text:
Rull

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) roll, reel
 * 2) roller, castor
 * 3) rolling pin

title: Rull


text:
Pill

Etymology 1
From the common placename element Pil meaning "tidal pool, harbor," itself borrowed from.

Etymology 3
English surname, both from the noun (originally "little ball") and from.

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) pill

title: Pill


text:
Appendix:Arabic nominals

Multiple plurals
Arabic nouns often have multiple plural forms. For example can have plurals, , , or. These forms are alternative ways of pluralizing the same noun. Sometimes a particular plural form corresponds to a particular sense of the noun, for example in the word, the fifth sense of "the thing itself" has a distinct plural. In other cases it is a matter of preference or dialect. Attempts should be made to put the most common plural form first in entry headings with multiple plurals.

Derived nouns and adjectives
In Arabic, many types of nouns and adjectives can be derived from verbal roots. Typically, derivations and other patterns for triliteral verbs are indicated using the root. For quadriliteral (four-consonant) verbs, the classical root is, but this is unfortunate in that the third and fourth consonants are the same, which wrongly suggests a geminated verb. Instead, we use.

Verbal nouns
Verbal nouns of form I do not follow any particular pattern. Most common is but there are many others, e.g., , , , , , , , , , , , , , etc. as well as the corresponding feminines: , , , , , , , , , , etc.

Verbal nouns of the other forms do follow particular patterns:

 * {| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"

! Form !! Sound verbal noun !! Final-weak verbal noun
 * I || No particular pattern || No particular pattern
 * II ||, , , ||
 * III ||, || ,
 * IV || ||
 * V ||, ||
 * VI || ||
 * VII || ||
 * VIII || ||
 * IX || ||
 * X || ||
 * XI || ||
 * XII || ||
 * XIII || ||
 * XIV || || ??
 * XV || || ??
 * Iq ||, , , || ??
 * IIq || ||
 * IIIq || ||
 * IVq || || ??
 * }
 * XI || ||
 * XII || ||
 * XIII || ||
 * XIV || || ??
 * XV || || ??
 * Iq ||, , , || ??
 * IIq || ||
 * IIIq || ||
 * IVq || || ??
 * }
 * Iq ||, , , || ??
 * IIq || ||
 * IIIq || ||
 * IVq || || ??
 * }
 * IIIq || ||
 * IVq || || ??
 * }
 * }
 * }

Active participles
Active participles follow regular patterns:

 * {| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"

! Form !! Sound active participle !! Final-weak active participle
 * I || ||
 * II || ||
 * III || ||
 * IV || ||
 * V || ||
 * VI || ||
 * VII || ||
 * VIII || ||
 * IX || || ??
 * X || ||
 * XI || || ??
 * XII || ||
 * XIII || ||
 * XIV || || ??
 * XV || || ??
 * Iq || ||
 * IIq || ||
 * IIIq || ||
 * IVq || || ??
 * }
 * XI || || ??
 * XII || ||
 * XIII || ||
 * XIV || || ??
 * XV || || ??
 * Iq || ||
 * IIq || ||
 * IIIq || ||
 * IVq || || ??
 * }
 * Iq || ||
 * IIq || ||
 * IIIq || ||
 * IVq || || ??
 * }
 * IIIq || ||
 * IVq || || ??
 * }
 * }
 * }

Passive participles
Passive participles ( follow regular patterns:

 * {| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"

! Form !! Sound passive participle !! Final-weak passive participle
 * I || || ,
 * II || ||
 * III || ||
 * IV || ||
 * V || ||
 * VI || ||
 * VII || ||
 * VIII || ||
 * IX || || (??)
 * X || ||
 * XI || || (??)
 * XII || ||
 * XIII || ||
 * XIV || ||
 * XV || || ??
 * Iq || ||
 * IIq || ||
 * IIIq || ||
 * IVq || || ??
 * }
 * XI || || (??)
 * XII || ||
 * XIII || ||
 * XIV || ||
 * XV || || ??
 * Iq || ||
 * IIq || ||
 * IIIq || ||
 * IVq || || ??
 * }
 * Iq || ||
 * IIq || ||
 * IIIq || ||
 * IVq || || ??
 * }
 * IIIq || ||
 * IVq || || ??
 * }
 * }
 * }

Relative adjectives (nisba)
Relative adjectives, also known by the Arabic term nisba, are adjectives formed from another word by adding (usually pronounced as if written, also the pronunciation with yy returns in the feminine , the masculine plural , and the feminine plural ). This construction is quite flexible, and the nisba suffix can be added to any sort of noun, including plurals, as well as in some cases other parts of speech (e.g. from the adjective,  from the adjective ,  from the pronoun ,  from the adverb ). Nisba adjectives can also be formed directly from foreign words, such as, where no such word * exists.

When nisba adjectives are added to a feminine noun in or, this suffix is normally dropped, as in the adjective , formed from the noun. The common suffix occurring in country names (sometimes written, both forms borrowed from ) is also dropped; for example, from  is formed. Other suffixes may also be dropped, e.g. from is formed  (also  or ).

In some cases, especially in very short words with only consonants and a short vowel intervening, a linking consonant added, as in from,  from ,  from ,  from  (also  without a linking consonant). The particular linking consonant is usually, but may be a different consonant if that consonant appears in other derived forms of the underlying word; cf. , also, from (cf. plural , also ). Note that linking consonants are not used in cases like with a long vowel (from ) or  with a geminate consonant (from ). Linking consonants may also appear with stems from final-weak roots, e.g. from,  from. Examples with a linking are  from  and  from. Sometimes the stem may be distorted (usually shortened) in the nisba, as in just mentioned (also pronounced ) and  from.

Relative nouns (nisba)
Relative (nisba) adjectives can be freely made into nouns. For example, from the adjective is derived the noun  and from the adjective  is formed the noun. These nouns form feminines and plurals the same way as the corresponding adjectives.

In addition, the feminine nisba noun frequently has the meaning of an abstract noun, e.g. from  or  from  (in turn formed from ). In some cases, it is best to view these nouns as being formed directly using a suffix, especially since the corresponding word in may not exist. Examples are formed from,  formed from  and  formed from  (note that the last two examples are formed from parts of speech other than nouns).

Basic adjectives
Many adjectives are formed from the triliteral root using the pattern, for instance:
 * from
 * from }
 * from }
 * from }
 * from }
 * from }

Some nouns also use this form: for instance,.

The masculine plural is sound, or broken. The most common patterns are and ; others include, , and.

 * singular, plural
 * singular, plural or
 * singular, plural

Elative adjectives
Elative adjectives ( or ) are formed from basic triliteral adjectives, typically of the form or, but also forms like , , or. The elative is formed directly from the root of the adjective and has the diptote form in the masculine singular. Elatives have the meaning of comparatives (as in English smarter or more intelligent), superlatives (as in English smartest or most intelligent), and absolute superlatives (as in English very smart, utterly intelligent). The difference is often expressed through different syntactical constructions. A few adjectives are formally elative without having an elative meaning, for example. Conversely, some adjectives are used as elatives without being in elative form, for example.

The inflectional pattern for elative adjectives is as follows: The feminine singular has the form, which is invariable with regard to case and state. The masculine plural is diptote, or sound. The feminine plural is either or sound. An example with full declension is, elative of. This adjective has feminine singular, masculine plurals and , and feminine plural.

Some elatives, like and, follow these inflections consistently. Most elatives, however, can be in the form of the masculine singular even when they refer to feminine or plural nouns. In fact, only a limited number of inflected elative forms are current in contemporary Arabic, and these are typically restricted to the absolute superlative sense; as in. In Classical Arabic, inflected elative forms were used more freely.

Color or defect adjectives
Color or defect adjectives are adjectives of the form, with feminine singular , generally referring to colors and physical defects. Both masculine and feminine are diptotes. Note that the masculine singular has the same form as elative adjectives, but the feminine singular is different. The plural, both masculine and feminine, is usually of the form, but there are exceptions, e.g. , with regular plural but also the plurals ,  and. Prototypical examples of color adjectives of this form are: There are others, such as but most remaining common colors are in the form of nisba adjectives, e.g.
 * , and
 * , and
 * , and
 * , and
 * , and
 * and
 * and
 * (literally "coffee", based on ),
 * (based on )
 * (based on ), etc.

Prototypical "defect" adjectives do refer to actual physical defects such as but others refer to mental defects such as while others refer to characteristics that may have negative connotations but are not obviously "defects", such as and yet others have meanings that cannot in any way be characterized as defects, e.g.
 * and
 * , and
 * , and
 * , and
 * , and
 * , and
 * , and
 * , and
 * and
 * and

First-weak and second-weak roots are formed the same way as strong roots, e.g. and ; third-weak roots are formed on the pattern  e.g. ; geminated roots are formed on the pattern  e.g..

Collective nouns
Collective nouns have the form of a singular but the meaning of a plural. Most collective nouns refer to non-humans (usually animals or plants), but there also exist collectives for people or other intelligent beings. These latter are sometimes called ethnic collectives. They often take plural agreement, whereas non-human collectives generally take singular agreement.

The noun with the corresponding singular meaning is the singulative (see below). From it, an actual plural can often be formed.

Singulative nouns
Singulative nouns have a singular meaning and are formed from collective nouns by adding, unless the collective refers to people or intelligent beings, in which case the ending is the nisba ending , e.g. , , or , , or ,.

Singulative nouns form plurals in the normal way, e.g. from the plural. This form and the collective both translate to English as “trees”. The difference is that considers them individually,  collectively. (A similar case in English may be the difference between and .) The plurals of singulative nouns are sometimes called plurals of variety; this term is somewhat misleading, but is based on the fact that  is also used in the sense of “different kinds of trees”.

Instance nouns
Instance nouns have the meaning "an instance of doing something" and are formed from verbal nouns by adding, e.g. from the verbal noun  is formed  and from the verbal noun  is formed.

Nouns of place
Nouns of place are typically derived from verbal roots and have the approximate meaning “the place for doing x ”, where x is the meaning of the verb. Nouns of place of the base stem generally have the  prefix, bearing the forms , , , , rarely.

Examples are:
 * and, from
 * , from
 * , from.
 * , from.
 * and, from

Some nouns of place are formed from non-verbal roots, e.g., formed from the root of , and meaning literally “place of coffee”.

Nouns of place of non-form-I verbs take the same form as the passive participle, meaning they begin with, such as , formed from the form-X verb , hence “place for seeking a cure”, of  and  of  “park, where one strolls upon”,  from the -verb.

Tool nouns
Tool nouns are typically derived from verbs and have the approximate meaning tool for doing X where X is the meaning of the underlying verb. Tool nouns usually have the prefix and are often of the form,  or. Examples are:
 * , from
 * , from
 * , from
 * , from
 * , from
 * , also, from
 * , from
 * , from

Some such nouns are derived from other nouns, having the approximate meaning "tool related to X":
 * , also, from
 * , from the root of

A recent trend is to instead derive tool nouns from the feminine of occupational/characteristic nouns/adjectives or active participles, perhaps calqued on English:
 * , from ,
 * , from, from
 * , from, from ; compare
 * (cf., , , from , from

Some tool nouns are derived directly from active participles:
 * (originally "mover"), from

Occupational nouns
Occupational nouns can be derived from many verb stems, generally using the form, e.g. from.

The active participle can also be used to form occupational nouns, e.g. from,  from ,  from ,  from. The words using the form often have plurals of the form  or sometimes ; sometimes both plurals exist with different meanings, e.g.  but.

In addition, some occupational nouns are in the form of a nisba (with an suffix), e.g.  or, derived respectively from  and.

Characteristic nouns and adjectives
Characteristic nouns can be derived from verb stems using the form, creating nouns with the meaning of "person who habitually does X", e.g. . Note that this is the same form as is used for many occupational nouns. Characteristic adjectives have the same form as characteristic nouns, e.g.,.

Diminutives
Diminutives can be derived from triliteral nouns and some quadriliteral and longer nouns using the form or ;  for quadriliteral and longer nouns. Diminutives are not very productive in Modern Standard Arabic or in many modern dialects (e.g. Egyptian) but were much more productive in some Classical Arabic dialects, as evidenced by their continuing productivity and prevalence in some dialects, such as Moroccan Arabic, where nearly every noun has an associated diminutive. A diminutive noun has the meaning "a small X" or "a cute, little X". Some examples are from,  from , and  from. An example from a long noun is from. Feminine diminutives are also possible, e.g. from  and  (compare ).

title: Appendix:Arabic nominals


text:
shecht

Etymology
From, from (Ashkenazi Hebrew: Shókhat).

Verb

 * 1)  to perform shechita, to ritually slaughter

title: shecht


text:
budsjettere

Verb

 * 1) to budget

title: budsjettere


text:
Spull

Etymology 1
From the verb.

Noun

 * 1) washing-up

Etymology 2
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) spool, reel

title: Spull


text:
Wull

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

Noun

 * 1) wool

Etymology
Back-formation from.

Noun

 * 1) mess, disorder
 * 2) crowd, rabble

title: Wull


text: budsjetterer

title: budsjetterer


text: budsjetteres

title: budsjetteres


text: budsjetterte

title: budsjetterte


text: budsjettert

title: budsjettert


text:
party-goer

Noun

 * 1) One who attends a specific party.
 * 2) One who frequently attends parties.
 * 1) One who frequently attends parties.

title: party-goer


text: party-goers

title: party-goers


text: forlatende

title: forlatende


text: forlater

title: forlater


text:
ball-goer

Alternative forms
ballgoer

Noun

 * 1) One who attends a ball.

title: ball-goer


text: ball-goers

title: ball-goers


text: forlates

title: forlates


text: forlot

title: forlot


text:
forlatt

Adjective

 * 1) abandoned, deserted

title: forlatt


text: bar-goer

title: bar-goer


text: bar-goers

title: bar-goers


text: beach-goer

title: beach-goer


text: beach-goers

title: beach-goers


text:
café-goer

Noun

 * 1) One who goes to a café.

title: café-goer


text: café-goers

title: café-goers


text: cafe-goer

title: cafe-goer


text: cafe-goers

title: cafe-goers


text: cafegoer

title: cafegoer


text: cafegoers

title: cafegoers


text:
بطيخ

Etymology
Presumably borrowed from, attested in 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬, and a broken plural 🇨🇬. While it has been theoretized to have been acquired in 🇨🇬 via from sub-Saharan Africa, there is an explanation as an Iranian borrowing equivalent to 🇨🇬, which is the known 🇨🇬 +, literally “daughter of Baal”, a reinterpretation of the feminine form of the  god found as ,  in 🇨🇬, equalling. Like in general food items can be reused to denote body parts, especially those viewed sexually, and in Eastern languages specifically the names of fruits come to mean “vulva”, as well-known 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 in 7:12 and 8:2, here in turn the meaning of a melon would be secondarily transferred from. This is corroborated by lexicographers mentioning a Himyaritic word.

Noun

 * 1) melon, melons
 * 2) watermelon, watermelons
 * 1) watermelon, watermelons

Descendants

 * Kurdish:
 * Old
 * Kurdish:
 * Old
 * Kurdish:
 * Old
 * Old
 * Old
 * Old
 * Old
 * Old
 * Old
 * Old
 * Old
 * Old
 * Old
 * Old
 * Old
 * Old
 * Old
 * Old
 * Old
 * Old

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cantaloupe, muskmelon
 * 2) unprofessional, bad, crappy
 * 1) unprofessional, bad, crappy
 * 1) unprofessional, bad, crappy

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) watermelon, watermelons

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  watermelon

title: بطيخ


text: caucus-goer

title: caucus-goer


text:
بطيخة

Etymology
Singulative of.

title: بطيخة


text: caucus-goers

title: caucus-goers


text:
عرس

Noun

 * 1) wedding
 * 2) marriage
 * 3) marriage feast

Noun

 * 1) spouse; husband or wife

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) marriage
 * 2) wedding
 * 3) marriage feast

Etymology 2
From.

Verb

 * 1) to marry
 * 2) to hold a marriage feast

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) spouse, consort, a person in a marriage or marital relationship

Etymology 2
.

Noun

 * 1) wedding, nuptials, the ceremony that marks the beginning of a marriage

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) wedding

title: عرس


text:
chapelgoer

Alternative forms
chapel-goer

Noun

 * 1) One who regularly attends chapel.

title: chapelgoer


text: chapelgoers

title: chapelgoers


text: chapel-goer

title: chapel-goer


text: chapel-goers

title: chapel-goers


text:
櫻井

Etymology
.

title: 櫻井


text: shrine-goers

title: shrine-goers


text: shrinegoers

title: shrinegoers


text: synagogue-goers

title: synagogue-goers


text: synagoguegoers

title: synagoguegoers


text:
صوفة

Noun

 * 1) tuft of wool, piece of wool

title: صوفة


text: school-goer

title: school-goer


text: school-goers

title: school-goers


text:
عشبة

Noun

 * 1) a fresh, green, juicy, soft or tender herb
 * 2) piece of green grass

title: عشبة


text:
氣墊

Noun

 * 1) air cushion a layer of trapped air that supports a hovercraft

title: 氣墊


text: 气垫

title: 气垫


text:
充氣

Verb

 * 1) to inflate; to pump air into

title: 充氣


text: 充气

title: 充气


text:
надувной

Adjective

 * 1) inflatable able to be inflated

title: надувной


text:
circusgoer

Alternative forms

 * circus-goer

Noun

 * 1) One who attends a circus.

title: circusgoer


text: circusgoers

title: circusgoers


text:
علقة

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) leech
 * 2) portion of blood
 * 3) portion of thick or clotted blood

title: علقة


text: circus-goer

title: circus-goer


text: circus-goers

title: circus-goers


text: Citations:chiauses

title: Citations:chiauses


text: club-goer

title: club-goer


text:
木野村

Proper noun

 * 1) a place name

title: 木野村


text: club-goers

title: club-goers


text:
college-goer

Alternative forms
collegegoer

Noun

 * 1)  One who attends college.

title: college-goer


text: college-goers

title: college-goers


text: collegegoer

title: collegegoer


text: collegegoers

title: collegegoers


text: 因爲

title: 因爲


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/blasī

Etymology
From. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1)  blaze, white marking on the forehead


text:
Baltimore chop

Noun

 * 1)  A ball hit forcefully into the ground near home plate, producing a bounce high above the head of a fielder; technique that was intentionally employed during the  of, but today occurs infrequently and usually unintentionally

title: Baltimore chop


text: 加利福尼亞

title: 加利福尼亞


text: 加利福尼亚

title: 加利福尼亚


title: R2R


text: concert-goer

title: concert-goer


text: concert-goers

title: concert-goers


text: conference-goer

title: conference-goer


text: conference-goers

title: conference-goers


text: convention-goer

title: convention-goer


text: convention-goers

title: convention-goers


text:
наносить

Verb

 * 1) to deposit, to pile up (sand or snow)
 * 2) to apply (cream, ointment, make-up, etc.)
 * 3) to mark (on); to draw (e.g. onto a map)
 * 4) to inflict (on); to cause (to); to bring

Verb

 * 1) to bear, to carry

title: наносить


text:
Ríocht Aontaithe na Breataine Móire agus Éireann

Proper noun

 * 1) United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, the name of the British state from 1801, to 1927, translated into Irish.


text: dance-goer

title: dance-goer


text: dance-goers

title: dance-goers


text:
dinner-goer

Noun

 * 1) One who has dinner at a restaurant or as a guest in someone's house.

title: dinner-goer


text: dinner-goers

title: dinner-goers


text:
ur-culture

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A theoretical original culture.

title: ur-culture


text: ur-cultures

title: ur-cultures


text:
محفظة

Etymology
from the verb.

Noun

 * 1) wallet
 * 2) purse
 * 3) briefcase; schoolbag; sachel

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) wallet

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) wallet

title: محفظة


text:
Talk:teleiophile

Does teleiophile mean being attracted mainly to middle aged adults, I mean 40s and 50s? Or does it mean attraction to anyone who is post-pubescent? Or does it mean attraction to legal adults, i.e. people 18 and older? If it means attraction to people 18 or older to the exclusion of anyone younger I do not think that definition makes sense, because I don't see how a person could find an 18 year old attractive and not find a 17 year old attractive, because there is not enough of a difference in there physical characteristics for that to be possible. PaulBustion88 (talk) 02:57, 23 April 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:teleiophile


text:
event-goer

Noun

 * 1) One who attends an event.

title: event-goer


text: event-goers

title: event-goers


text:
eventgoer

Etymology
From.

title: eventgoer


text: eventgoers

title: eventgoers


text:
растеряться

Verb

 * 1) to get lost (of multiple objects, especially if they are many or they are lost one after another)
 * 2) to lose one's head; to become confused, to mixed up flustered; to be bewildered

title: растеряться


text:
ur-hero

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) An original or mythological hero.

title: ur-hero


text:
портить

Etymology
, from. Cognate to,.

Verb

 * 1) to spoil, to ruin, to mar, to damage
 * 2)  to corrupt, to spoil, to deflower (virgins)
 * 1)  to corrupt, to spoil, to deflower (virgins)

title: портить


text:
испортить

Verb

 * 1) to spoil, to ruin, to mar, to damage
 * 2)  to corrupt, to spoil, to deflorate (virgins)

title: испортить


text:
exhibit-goer

Noun

 * 1) One who attends an exhibit.

title: exhibit-goer


text:
размышлять

Verb

 * 1) to ponder, to muse, to meditate, to think (over), to reflect

title: размышлять


text: exhibit-goers

title: exhibit-goers


text: exhibitgoer

title: exhibitgoer


text: exhibitgoers

title: exhibitgoers


text: fair-goer

title: fair-goer


text: fair-goers

title: fair-goers


text: festival-goer

title: festival-goer


text: festival-goers

title: festival-goers


text:
geniu

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) genius
 * 2) spirit, genie

title: geniu


text: AGJ

title: AGJ


text:
connexosome

Noun

 * 1)  a collection of connexins formed from internalized discarded hemijunction gap junctions awaiting disposal by lysosomes

title: connexosome


text: connexosomes

title: connexosomes


text:
festgoer

Noun

 * 1) A person attending a fest or festival.

title: festgoer


text: festgoers

title: festgoers


text: fest-goer

title: fest-goer


text: fest-goers

title: fest-goers


text: gap junctions

title: gap junctions


text: film-goer

title: film-goer


text: film-goers

title: film-goers


text:
rãnji

Etymology
From. Compare Daco-🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, cf. also Italian.

Noun

 * 1) scabies, mange, itch

title: rãnji


text:
arãnji

Etymology
From, from or akin to. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) scabies, mange, itch

title: arãnji


text: arãnje

title: arãnje


text: rãnje

title: rãnje


text: seeprahiiri

title: seeprahiiri


text:
копчение

Noun

 * 1) smoking food preservation or cooking method

title: копчение


text:
придающий

Adjective

 * 1) giving, imparting

title: придающий


text:
raitahiiri

Noun

 * 1) striped grass mouse rodent of the genus Lemniscomys native to Africa

title: raitahiiri


text:
оказывающий

Adjective

 * 1) showing, rendering
 * 2) exerting influence

title: оказывающий


text:
담뱃대

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) pipe, tobacco pipe

title: 담뱃대


text:
подвергнутый

Adjective

 * 1) subjected (to), exposed (to)

title: подвергнутый


text: paricida

title: paricida


text:
arãnjos

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬. Cf. also Latin.

Adjective

 * 1) mangy, scabby

title: arãnjos


text: rãnjos

title: rãnjos


text:
пропитываться

Verb

 * 1) to be imbued, to be saturated, to be soaked
 * 2) to be impregnated

title: пропитываться


text:
exhibitiongoer

Noun

 * 1) One who attends an exhibition.

title: exhibitiongoer


text: exhibitiongoers

title: exhibitiongoers


text:
aranã

Etymology
From (cf. 🇨🇬/, 🇨🇬), from. Compare Daco-🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) wound

title: aranã


text:
τυχαία

Adverb

 * 1) randomly
 * 2) by chance

title: τυχαία


text: exhibition-goer

title: exhibition-goer


text: exhibition-goers

title: exhibition-goers


text:
ranã

Etymology
From (cf. 🇨🇬/, 🇨🇬), from. Compare Daco-🇨🇬.

title: ranã


text:
utricida

Noun

 * 1) one who cuts skins  bags in pieces, a skin-slayer, utricide

title: utricida


text: -cidae

title: -cidae


text: -cidam

title: -cidam


text: -cidarum

title: -cidarum


text: -cidis

title: -cidis


text:
أجرة

Etymology
Compare.

Noun

 * 1) rent
 * 2) reward, recompense
 * 3) compensation, pay, wages

title: أجرة


text: -cidas

title: -cidas


text:
ניו זילנד

Etymology
.

title: ניו זילנד


text:
предварить

Etymology
. Synchoronically analyzable as, ultimately, from

Verb

 * 1) to forestall, to anticipate
 * 2) to premise (with), to begin (by)
 * 3) to tell beforehand (about), (fore)to warn (of)

title: предварить


text:
בית חרושת

Noun

 * 1) A factory: a place where manufacturing takes place.

title: בית חרושת


text:
arãnescu

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬,.

Verb

 * 1) to hurt
 * 2) to wound

title: arãnescu


text:
בנאלי

Adjective

 * 1) Banal: boring, unoriginal.

title: בנאלי


text: rãnescu

title: rãnescu


text: rănesc

title: rănesc


text:
оседать

Verb

 * 1) to settle, to sink
 * 2) to gravitate

title: оседать


text:
funeralgoer

Noun

 * 1) One who attends a funeral.

title: funeralgoer


text: funeralgoers

title: funeralgoers


text: funeral-goer

title: funeral-goer


text: funeral-goers

title: funeral-goers


text: gallery-goer

title: gallery-goer


text: gallery-goers

title: gallery-goers


text: -cidii

title: -cidii


text:
-cidi

Etymology
, from the base of.

Suffix

 * 1) -cide denoting an act of killing

title: -cidi


text: -cidia

title: -cidia


text: -cidiorum

title: -cidiorum


text: -cidiis

title: -cidiis


text: game-goer

title: game-goer


text: game-goers

title: game-goers


text:
seepraluhtakana

Noun

 * 1) slaty-breasted rail,

title: seepraluhtakana


text:
fratricidium

Noun

 * 1) the murder of a brother, fratricide

title: fratricidium


text:
continuously habitable zone

Noun

 * 1)  the restricted zone around a sun where the ever shifting habitable zone is always present throughout the main sequence lifetime of that star.

Related terms

 * (stellar habitable zone / solar habitable zone)
 * (stellar habitable zone / solar habitable zone)

title: continuously habitable zone


text: continuously habitable zones

title: continuously habitable zones


text: habitable zones

title: habitable zones


text:
gig-goer

Noun

 * 1) One who goes to musical performances.

title: gig-goer


text: gig-goers

title: gig-goers


text:
infanticidium

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) child-murder, infanticide

title: infanticidium


text:
galactic habitable zone

Noun

 * 1)  the zone in a disk galaxy lying within the disk which is neither too far from the core so as to be lacking in heavier elements, nor too close to the core as to experience excessive exposures to supernovae, where intelligent life may develop

title: galactic habitable zone


text: galactic habitable zones

title: galactic habitable zones


text:
naticidium

Noun

 * 1) the murdering of one's son  child, child-murder

title: naticidium


text: gnaticidium

title: gnaticidium


text:
gym-goer

Noun

 * 1) A person who exercises at a gym.

title: gym-goer


text: gym-goers

title: gym-goers


text:
sororicidium

Noun

 * 1) sororicide act

title: sororicidium


text:
lounge-goer

Noun

 * 1) A customer at a cocktail lounge.

title: lounge-goer


text: lounge-goers

title: lounge-goers


text: cocktail lounges

title: cocktail lounges


text: liquor lounges

title: liquor lounges


text:
mallgoer

Noun

 * 1) One who goes to a mall.

title: mallgoer


text: mallgoers

title: mallgoers


text: mall-goer

title: mall-goer


text: mall-goers

title: mall-goers


text: Dächern

title: Dächern


text: movie-goer

title: movie-goer


text: movie-goers

title: movie-goers


text: museum-goer

title: museum-goer


text: museum-goers

title: museum-goers


text:
nightclub-goer

Noun

 * 1) One who patronizes a nightclub.

title: nightclub-goer


text: nightclub-goers

title: nightclub-goers


text: Containers

title: Containers


text: nogoer

title: nogoer


text: nogoers

title: nogoers


text: canistella

title: canistella


text: canistelli

title: canistelli


text: canistellorum

title: canistellorum


text: canistello

title: canistello


text: canistellis

title: canistellis


text: cedreta

title: cedreta


text:
злобно

Adverb

 * 1) wickedly, maliciously, maleficently

Adverb

 * 1) maliciously, maleficently, malevolently
 * 2) angrily, hatefully

title: злобно


text: cedretis

title: cedretis


text: illapsui

title: illapsui


text: illapsum

title: illapsum


text: illapsu

title: illapsu


text: illapsuum

title: illapsuum


text: illapsibus

title: illapsibus


text:
no-goer

Noun

 * 1)  Something that has no chance of success; a non-starter
 * 2) * 2012, Kerry McQueeney, 230 calories a minute for 26 minutes: Hungry diner takes café challenge and polishes off gut-busting 6,000-calorie breakfast in record time (in Mail Online, 7 February 2012)
 * Ellie Hambling, from HeartCare Cardiac Support Group, said: 'It would absolutely ruin your heart. It’s a no-goer I'm afraid.'

title: no-goer


text: maclae

title: maclae


text: maclam

title: maclam


text: maclarum

title: maclarum


text: maclis

title: maclis


text: acrocoria

title: acrocoria


text: acrocorii

title: acrocorii


text: acrocoriorum

title: acrocoriorum


text: acrocorio

title: acrocorio


text: acrocoriis

title: acrocoriis


text: no-goers

title: no-goers


text: catorchitae

title: catorchitae


text: catorchitarum

title: catorchitarum


text: catorchitis

title: catorchitis


text: catorchiten

title: catorchiten


text: catorchitas

title: catorchitas


text: catorchite

title: catorchite


text: acroasi

title: acroasi


text: acroasin

title: acroasin


text: acroasium

title: acroasium


text: acroasibus

title: acroasibus


text: emydis

title: emydis


text: emydem

title: emydem


text: emyde

title: emyde


text: emydes

title: emydes


text: emydum

title: emydum


text: emydibus

title: emydibus


text: incantamenta

title: incantamenta


text: incantamentorum

title: incantamentorum


text: incantamentis

title: incantamentis


text: stegmata

title: stegmata


text: stegmatis

title: stegmatis


text: stegmatum

title: stegmatum


text: stegmati

title: stegmati


text: stegmatibus

title: stegmatibus


text: stegmate

title: stegmate


text: obtutui

title: obtutui


text: obtutum

title: obtutum


text:
подпрыгивать

Verb

 * 1) to jump up; to bounce up and down

title: подпрыгивать


text: obtutu

title: obtutu


text: obtutuum

title: obtutuum


text: obtutibus

title: obtutibus


text: leontopetala

title: leontopetala


text: leontopetalorum

title: leontopetalorum


text: leontopetalis

title: leontopetalis


text: amasii

title: amasii


text: amasiorum

title: amasiorum


text: amasiis

title: amasiis


text: amasium

title: amasium


text: amasios

title: amasios


text: amasiae

title: amasiae


text: amasiam

title: amasiam


text: amasiarum

title: amasiarum


text: amasias

title: amasias


text: Ephraimitae

title: Ephraimitae


text: Ephraimitarum

title: Ephraimitarum


text: Ephraimitis

title: Ephraimitis


text: Ephraimiten

title: Ephraimiten


text: Ephraimitas

title: Ephraimitas


text: iuscula

title: iuscula


text: iusculi

title: iusculi


text: iusculorum

title: iusculorum


text: iusculo

title: iusculo


text: iusculis

title: iusculis


text: lucunculi

title: lucunculi


text: lucunculorum

title: lucunculorum


text: lucunculo

title: lucunculo


text: lucunculis

title: lucunculis


text: lucunculum

title: lucunculum


text: lucunculos

title: lucunculos


text: lucuncule

title: lucuncule


text: lucuntis

title: lucuntis


text: lucunti

title: lucunti


text: lucuntem

title: lucuntem


text: lucunte

title: lucunte


text: lucuntes

title: lucuntes


text: lucuntum

title: lucuntum


text: lucuntibus

title: lucuntibus


text: réengazonnant

title: réengazonnant


text: réengazonné

title: réengazonné


text: elaphobosca

title: elaphobosca


text: réengazonnée

title: réengazonnée


text: elaphobosci

title: elaphobosci


text: réengazonnés

title: réengazonnés


text: elaphoboscorum

title: elaphoboscorum


text: elaphobosco

title: elaphobosco


text: réengazonnées

title: réengazonnées


text: elaphoboscis

title: elaphoboscis


text: réengazonne

title: réengazonne


text: réengazonnes

title: réengazonnes


text: réengazonnons

title: réengazonnons


text: réengazonnez

title: réengazonnez


text: secutuleiae

title: secutuleiae


text: réengazonnent

title: réengazonnent


text: secutuleiam

title: secutuleiam


text: réengazonnais

title: réengazonnais


text: réengazonnait

title: réengazonnait


text: secutuleiarum

title: secutuleiarum


text: réengazonnions

title: réengazonnions


text: secutuleiis

title: secutuleiis


text: réengazonniez

title: réengazonniez


text: secutuleias

title: secutuleias


text: réengazonnaient

title: réengazonnaient


text: réengazonnai

title: réengazonnai


text: réengazonnas

title: réengazonnas


text: réengazonna

title: réengazonna


text: réengazonnâmes

title: réengazonnâmes


text: réengazonnâtes

title: réengazonnâtes


text: locutuleii

title: locutuleii


text: réengazonnèrent

title: réengazonnèrent


text: locutuleiorum

title: locutuleiorum


text: réengazonnerai

title: réengazonnerai


text: réengazonneras

title: réengazonneras


text: locutuleio

title: locutuleio


text: réengazonnera

title: réengazonnera


text: réengazonnerons

title: réengazonnerons


text: locutuleiis

title: locutuleiis


text: réengazonnerez

title: réengazonnerez


text: locutuleium

title: locutuleium


text: réengazonneront

title: réengazonneront


text: locutuleios

title: locutuleios


text: réengazonnerais

title: réengazonnerais


text: locutulei

title: locutulei


text: réengazonnerait

title: réengazonnerait


text: réengazonnerions

title: réengazonnerions


text: réengazonneriez

title: réengazonneriez


text: réengazonneraient

title: réengazonneraient


text: locutuleiae

title: locutuleiae


text: réengazonnasse

title: réengazonnasse


text: locutuleiam

title: locutuleiam


text: réengazonnasses

title: réengazonnasses


text: réengazonnât

title: réengazonnât


text: locutuleiarum

title: locutuleiarum


text: réengazonnassions

title: réengazonnassions


text: réengazonnassiez

title: réengazonnassiez


text: locutuleias

title: locutuleias


text: réengazonnassent

title: réengazonnassent


text: alismata

title: alismata


text: alismatis

title: alismatis


text: alismatum

title: alismatum


text: alismati

title: alismati


text: alismatibus

title: alismatibus


text: alismate

title: alismate


text: acororum

title: acororum


text: acoron

title: acoron


text: sterteiae

title: sterteiae


text: sterteiam

title: sterteiam


text: sterteiarum

title: sterteiarum


text: sterteiis

title: sterteiis


text: sterteias

title: sterteias


text: sterceiae

title: sterceiae


text: sterceiam

title: sterceiam


text: sterceiarum

title: sterceiarum


text: sterceiis

title: sterceiis


text: sterceias

title: sterceias


text: Alexandrei

title: Alexandrei


text: Alexandreorum

title: Alexandreorum


text: Alexandreo

title: Alexandreo


text: Alexandreis

title: Alexandreis


text: Alexandreum

title: Alexandreum


text: Alexandreos

title: Alexandreos


text: Alexandree

title: Alexandree


text: applausui

title: applausui


text: motorisant

title: motorisant


text: applausu

title: applausu


text: applausuum

title: applausuum


text: applausibus

title: applausibus


text: adplausui

title: adplausui


text: motorisons

title: motorisons


text: motorisez

title: motorisez


text: motorisent

title: motorisent


text: adplausu

title: adplausu


text: motorisais

title: motorisais


text: adplausuum

title: adplausuum


text: motorisait

title: motorisait


text: motorisions

title: motorisions


text: adplausibus

title: adplausibus


text: motorisiez

title: motorisiez


text: motorisaient

title: motorisaient


text: motorisai

title: motorisai


text: motorisas

title: motorisas


text: applosui

title: applosui


text: motorisa

title: motorisa


text: motorisâmes

title: motorisâmes


text: applosu

title: applosu


text: motorisâtes

title: motorisâtes


text: applosuum

title: applosuum


text: motorisèrent

title: motorisèrent


text: motoriserai

title: motoriserai


text: applosibus

title: applosibus


text: motoriseras

title: motoriseras


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title: motorisera


text: motoriserons

title: motoriserons


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title: motoriserez


text: motoriseront

title: motoriseront


text: motoriserais

title: motoriserais


text: motoriserait

title: motoriserait


text: motoriserions

title: motoriserions


text: motoriseriez

title: motoriseriez


text: motoriseraient

title: motoriseraient


text: motorisasse

title: motorisasse


text: motorisasses

title: motorisasses


text: motorisât

title: motorisât


text: motorisassions

title: motorisassions


text: motorisassiez

title: motorisassiez


text: motorisassent

title: motorisassent


text: Panathenaici

title: Panathenaici


text: Panathenaico

title: Panathenaico


text: turmali

title: turmali


text: turmalem

title: turmalem


text: turmale

title: turmale


text: turmales

title: turmales


text: turmalibus

title: turmalibus


text: circumductionis

title: circumductionis


text: circumductioni

title: circumductioni


text: circumductionem

title: circumductionem


text: circumductione

title: circumductione


text: circumductiones

title: circumductiones


text: circumductionum

title: circumductionum


text: circumductionibus

title: circumductionibus


text: proloquia

title: proloquia


text: proloquii

title: proloquii


text: proloquiorum

title: proloquiorum


text: proloquiis

title: proloquiis


text: parilitatis

title: parilitatis


text: parilitati

title: parilitati


text: parilitatem

title: parilitatem


text: parilitate

title: parilitate


text: parilitates

title: parilitates


text: parilitatum

title: parilitatum


text: parilitatibus

title: parilitatibus


text: lurconis

title: lurconis


text: lurconi

title: lurconi


text: lurconem

title: lurconem


text:
разоблачаться

Verb

 * 1) to disrobe, to divest oneself, to undress oneself

title: разоблачаться


text: lurcone

title: lurcone


text: lurcones

title: lurcones


text: lurconum

title: lurconum


text: lurconibus

title: lurconibus


text: lurchonis

title: lurchonis


text: lurchoni

title: lurchoni


text: lurchonem

title: lurchonem


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title: lurchone


text: lurchones

title: lurchones


text: lurchonum

title: lurchonum


text: lurchonibus

title: lurchonibus


text: solocis

title: solocis


text: soloci

title: soloci


text: solocem

title: solocem


text: soloce

title: soloce


text: soloces

title: soloces


text: solocum

title: solocum


text: solocibus

title: solocibus


text: gastaldorum

title: gastaldorum


text: gastaldis

title: gastaldis


text: gastaldum

title: gastaldum


text: gastaldos

title: gastaldos


text: gastalde

title: gastalde


text: castaldorum

title: castaldorum


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title: castaldis


text: castaldum

title: castaldum


text: castaldos

title: castaldos


text: castalde

title: castalde


text: chrysolithi

title: chrysolithi


text: chrysolithorum

title: chrysolithorum


text: chrysolitho

title: chrysolitho


text: chrysolithis

title: chrysolithis


text: chrysolithum

title: chrysolithum


text: chrysolithos

title: chrysolithos


text: adaequationis

title: adaequationis


text: adaequationi

title: adaequationi


text: adaequationem

title: adaequationem


text: adaequatione

title: adaequatione


text: adaequationes

title: adaequationes


text: adaequationum

title: adaequationum


text: adaequationibus

title: adaequationibus


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title: carpionis


text: carpionem

title: carpionem


text: carpiones

title: carpiones


text: carpionum

title: carpionum


text: carpionibus

title: carpionibus


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title: perplexitatis


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title: perplexitati


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title: perplexitatem


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title: perplexitates


text: perplexitatum

title: perplexitatum


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title: perplexitatibus


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title: inceptionis


text: inceptioni

title: inceptioni


text: inceptionem

title: inceptionem


text: inceptione

title: inceptione


text: inceptiones

title: inceptiones


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title: inceptionum


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title: inceptionibus


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title: invisibilitatis


text: invisibilitati

title: invisibilitati


text: invisibilitatem

title: invisibilitatem


text: invisibilitate

title: invisibilitate


text: invisibilitates

title: invisibilitates


text: invisibilitatum

title: invisibilitatum


text: invisibilitatibus

title: invisibilitatibus


text: tribrachi

title: tribrachi


text: tribrachorum

title: tribrachorum


text: tribracho

title: tribracho


text: tribrachis

title: tribrachis


text: tribrachum

title: tribrachum


text: tribrachos

title: tribrachos


text: tribrache

title: tribrache


text: tribrevi

title: tribrevi


text: tribrevem

title: tribrevem


text: tribreves

title: tribreves


text: tribrevium

title: tribrevium


text: tribrevibus

title: tribrevibus


text: attagenae

title: attagenae


text: attagenam

title: attagenam


text: attagenarum

title: attagenarum


text: attagenis

title: attagenis


text: attagenas

title: attagenas


text: nartationis

title: nartationis


text: nartationi

title: nartationi


text: nartationem

title: nartationem


text: nartatione

title: nartatione


text: nartationes

title: nartationes


text: nartationum

title: nartationum


text: nartationibus

title: nartationibus


text: schediasmata

title: schediasmata


text: schediasmatis

title: schediasmatis


text: schediasmatum

title: schediasmatum


text: schediasmati

title: schediasmati


text: schediasmatibus

title: schediasmatibus


text: schediasmate

title: schediasmate


text: indolentiae

title: indolentiae


text: indolentiam

title: indolentiam


text: indolentiarum

title: indolentiarum


text: indolentiis

title: indolentiis


text: indolentias

title: indolentias


text: intibi

title: intibi


text: intiborum

title: intiborum


text: intibo

title: intibo


text: intibis

title: intibis


text: intibum

title: intibum


text: intibos

title: intibos


text: intibe

title: intibe


text: intybi

title: intybi


text: intyborum

title: intyborum


text: intybo

title: intybo


text: intybis

title: intybis


text: intybum

title: intybum


text: intybos

title: intybos


text: intybe

title: intybe


text: staticorum

title: staticorum


text: staticis

title: staticis


text: diplomatorum

title: diplomatorum


text: diplomatos

title: diplomatos


text: stoechiologiae

title: stoechiologiae


text: stoechiologiam

title: stoechiologiam


text: stoicheiologiae

title: stoicheiologiae


text: stoicheiologiam

title: stoicheiologiam


text: pilacis

title: pilacis


text:
pilaci

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) drunk

title: pilaci


text: pilacem

title: pilacem


text: pilace

title: pilace


text: pilaces

title: pilaces


text: pilacum

title: pilacum


text: pilacibus

title: pilacibus


text: pelacis

title: pelacis


text: pelaci

title: pelaci


text: pelacem

title: pelacem


text: pelace

title: pelace


text: pelaces

title: pelaces


text: pelacum

title: pelacum


text: pelacibus

title: pelacibus


text: morositatis

title: morositatis


text: morositati

title: morositati


text: morositatem

title: morositatem


text: morositate

title: morositate


text: morositates

title: morositates


text: morositatum

title: morositatum


text: morositatibus

title: morositatibus


text: adespotorum

title: adespotorum


text: adespotis

title: adespotis


text: sortilega

title: sortilega


text: sortilegorum

title: sortilegorum


text: sortilegis

title: sortilegis


text: Fescennini

title: Fescennini


text: Fescenninorum

title: Fescenninorum


text: Fescennino

title: Fescennino


text: Fescenninis

title: Fescenninis


text: Fescenninum

title: Fescenninum


text:
officegoer

Noun

 * 1)  One who works in an office, an officer.

title: officegoer


text: Fescenninos

title: Fescenninos


text:
paraboli

Etymology
Short for.

Noun

 * 1) satellite dish

title: paraboli


text: parabolorum

title: parabolorum


text: parabolum

title: parabolum


text: parabolos

title: parabolos


text: parabolanorum

title: parabolanorum


text:
parabolano

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1)  loudmouth, bigmouth

Adjective

 * 1)  loudmouth, bigmouth

Etymology 2
, derived from.

Noun

 * 1)  parabolanus

title: parabolano


text: parabolanis

title: parabolanis


text: parabolanum

title: parabolanum


text: parabolanos

title: parabolanos


text: parabolane

title: parabolane


text: parabalanorum

title: parabalanorum


text: parabalanis

title: parabalanis


text: parabalanos

title: parabalanos


text: theosophiae

title: theosophiae


text: theosophiam

title: theosophiam


text: theosophiarum

title: theosophiarum


text: theosophiis

title: theosophiis


text: theosophias

title: theosophias


text: officegoers

title: officegoers


text: thraeci

title: thraeci


text: thraecem

title: thraecem


text: thraece

title: thraece


text: thraeces

title: thraeces


text: thraecium

title: thraecium


text: thraecibus

title: thraecibus


text: pelamydis

title: pelamydis


text: pelamydi

title: pelamydi


text: pelamydem

title: pelamydem


text: pelamyde

title: pelamyde


text: pelamydes

title: pelamydes


text: pelamydum

title: pelamydum


text: pelamydibus

title: pelamydibus


text: sagochlamydis

title: sagochlamydis


text: sagochlamydi

title: sagochlamydi


text: sagochlamydem

title: sagochlamydem


text: sagochlamyde

title: sagochlamyde


text: sagochlamydes

title: sagochlamydes


text: sagochlamydum

title: sagochlamydum


text: sagochlamydibus

title: sagochlamydibus


text: iani

title: iani


text: ianorum

title: ianorum


text:
iano

Etymology
Equivalent to +

Pronoun

 * 1) here

title: iano


text: ianis

title: ianis


text: ianum

title: ianum


text: ianos

title: ianos


text:
iane

Etymology
From, from , verbal noun of. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) donation
 * 2)  help, assistance

title: iane


text: lociservatoris

title: lociservatoris


text: lociservatori

title: lociservatori


text: lociservatorem

title: lociservatorem


text: lociservatore

title: lociservatore


text: lociservatores

title: lociservatores


text: lociservatorum

title: lociservatorum


text: lociservatoribus

title: lociservatoribus


text: admissoris

title: admissoris


text: admissori

title: admissori


text: admissorem

title: admissorem


text: admissore

title: admissore


text: admissores

title: admissores


text: admissoribus

title: admissoribus


text: amniculi

title: amniculi


text: amniculorum

title: amniculorum


text: amniculo

title: amniculo


text: amniculis

title: amniculis


text: amniculum

title: amniculum


text: amniculos

title: amniculos


text: amnicule

title: amnicule


text: theosophi

title: theosophi


text: theosophorum

title: theosophorum


text: theosopho

title: theosopho


text: theosophis

title: theosophis


text: theosophum

title: theosophum


text: theosophos

title: theosophos


text: attestationis

title: attestationis


text: attestationi

title: attestationi


text: attestationem

title: attestationem


text: attestatione

title: attestatione


text: attestationes

title: attestationes


text: attestationum

title: attestationum


text: strepis

title: strepis


text: attestationibus

title: attestationibus


text: strepit

title: strepit


text: strepimus

title: strepimus


text: aliculae

title: aliculae


text: aliculam

title: aliculam


text: strepitis

title: strepitis


text: alicularum

title: alicularum


text: strepunt

title: strepunt


text: aliculis

title: aliculis


text: aliculas

title: aliculas


text: strepam

title: strepam


text: strepes

title: strepes


text: ancylistae

title: ancylistae


text:
strepet

Noun

 * 1) little bustard

title: strepet


text: ancylistam

title: ancylistam


text: ancylistarum

title: ancylistarum


text: strepemus

title: strepemus


text: ancylistis

title: ancylistis


text: strepetis

title: strepetis


text: ancylistas

title: ancylistas


text: strepebam

title: strepebam


text: strepebas

title: strepebas


text: toruli

title: toruli


text: strepebat

title: strepebat


text: torulorum

title: torulorum


text: strepebamus

title: strepebamus


text: torulo

title: torulo


text: strepebatis

title: strepebatis


text: torulis

title: torulis


text: strepebant

title: strepebant


text: torulum

title: torulum


text: strepui

title: strepui


text: torulos

title: torulos


text: strepuisti

title: strepuisti


text: torule

title: torule


text: strepuit

title: strepuit


text: strepuimus

title: strepuimus


text: strepuistis

title: strepuistis


text: debacchationis

title: debacchationis


text: strepuerunt

title: strepuerunt


text: debacchationi

title: debacchationi


text: strepuero

title: strepuero


text: debacchationem

title: debacchationem


text: strepueris

title: strepueris


text: debacchatione

title: debacchatione


text: strepuerit

title: strepuerit


text: debacchationes

title: debacchationes


text: strepuerimus

title: strepuerimus


text: debacchationum

title: debacchationum


text: strepueritis

title: strepueritis


text:
office-goer

Noun

 * 1) One who works in an office.

title: office-goer


text: debacchationibus

title: debacchationibus


text: strepuerint

title: strepuerint


text: strepueram

title: strepueram


text: strepueras

title: strepueras


text: strepuerat

title: strepuerat


text: strepueramus

title: strepueramus


text: quercetorum

title: quercetorum


text: strepueratis

title: strepueratis


text: strepuerant

title: strepuerant


text: quercetis

title: quercetis


text: strepor

title: strepor


text: streperis

title: streperis


text: querqueta

title: querqueta


text: strepitur

title: strepitur


text: querqueti

title: querqueti


text: strepimur

title: strepimur


text: querquetorum

title: querquetorum


text: strepimini

title: strepimini


text: querqueto

title: querqueto


text: strepuntur

title: strepuntur


text: querquetis

title: querquetis


text: strepar

title: strepar


text: strepetur

title: strepetur


text: office-goers

title: office-goers


text: strepemur

title: strepemur


text: aesculeta

title: aesculeta


text: strepemini

title: strepemini


text: aesculeti

title: aesculeti


text: strepentur

title: strepentur


text: aesculetorum

title: aesculetorum


text: strepebar

title: strepebar


text: aesculeto

title: aesculeto


text: strepebaris

title: strepebaris


text: aesculetis

title: aesculetis


text: strepebatur

title: strepebatur


text: strepebamur

title: strepebamur


text: strepebamini

title: strepebamini


text: arundineta

title: arundineta


text: arundineti

title: arundineti


text: arundinetorum

title: arundinetorum


text: strepebantur

title: strepebantur


text: arundineto

title: arundineto


text: strepas

title: strepas


text: arundinetis

title: arundinetis


text: strepat

title: strepat


text: strepamus

title: strepamus


text: strepatis

title: strepatis


text: aspreta

title: aspreta


text: strepant

title: strepant


text: aspreti

title: aspreti


text: streperem

title: streperem


text: aspretorum

title: aspretorum


text: streperes

title: streperes


text: aspreto

title: aspreto


text: streperet

title: streperet


text: aspretis

title: aspretis


text: streperemus

title: streperemus


text: streperetis

title: streperetis


text: streperent

title: streperent


text: buxeta

title: buxeta


text: strepuerim

title: strepuerim


text: buxeti

title: buxeti


text: strepuissem

title: strepuissem


text: buxetorum

title: buxetorum


text: strepuisses

title: strepuisses


text: strepuisset

title: strepuisset


text: buxetis

title: buxetis


text: strepuissemus

title: strepuissemus


text: strepuissetis

title: strepuissetis


text: strepuissent

title: strepuissent


text: castaneta

title: castaneta


text: castaneti

title: castaneti


text: streparis

title: streparis


text: castanetorum

title: castanetorum


text: strepatur

title: strepatur


text: castaneto

title: castaneto


text: strepamur

title: strepamur


text: castanetis

title: castanetis


text: strepamini

title: strepamini


text: strepantur

title: strepantur


text: streperer

title: streperer


text: fruticeta

title: fruticeta


text: strepereris

title: strepereris


text: streperetur

title: streperetur


text: fruticetorum

title: fruticetorum


text: streperemur

title: streperemur


text: streperemini

title: streperemini


text: streperentur

title: streperentur


text: strepe

title: strepe


text: senticeta

title: senticeta


text: strepite

title: strepite


text: senticeti

title: senticeti


text: strepitote

title: strepitote


text: senticetorum

title: senticetorum


text: strepunto

title: strepunto


text: senticeto

title: senticeto


text: strepere

title: strepere


text: senticetis

title: senticetis


text: strepitor

title: strepitor


text: strepuntor

title: strepuntor


text: vetereta

title: vetereta


text: strepuisse

title: strepuisse


text: vetereti

title: vetereti


text: strepi

title: strepi


text: veteretorum

title: veteretorum


text: vetereto

title: vetereto


text: cardueta

title: cardueta


text: cardueti

title: cardueti


text: carduetorum

title: carduetorum


text: cardueto

title: cardueto


text: carduetis

title: carduetis


text: corneti

title: corneti


text: cornetorum

title: cornetorum


text:
corneto

Noun

 * 1)  nasal concha bony plate in the nasal cavity
 * 2)  cornett a European trumpet-like instrument
 * 1)  cornett a European trumpet-like instrument

title: corneto


text: cornetis

title: cornetis


text: coryleta

title: coryleta


text: coryleti

title: coryleti


text: coryletorum

title: coryletorum


text: coryleto

title: coryleto


text: coryletis

title: coryletis


text: coruleta

title: coruleta


text: coruleti

title: coruleti


text: coruletorum

title: coruletorum


text: coruleto

title: coruleto


text: coruletis

title: coruletis


text:
floreta

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) compliment, catcall, pick-up line

title: floreta


text: floreti

title: floreti


text: floretorum

title: floretorum


text: lilieta

title: lilieta


text: lilieti

title: lilieti


text: lilietorum

title: lilietorum


text: lilieto

title: lilieto


text: lilietis

title: lilietis


text: novelleta

title: novelleta


text: novelleti

title: novelleti


text: novelletorum

title: novelletorum


text: novelleto

title: novelleto


text: novelletis

title: novelletis


text: nuceta

title: nuceta


text: nuceti

title: nuceti


text: nucetorum

title: nucetorum


text: nuceto

title: nuceto


text: nucetis

title: nucetis


text: oleti

title: oleti


text: oletorum

title: oletorum


text: plataneta

title: plataneta


text: platanetorum

title: platanetorum


text: platanetis

title: platanetis


text: pometa

title: pometa


text: pometorum

title: pometorum


text: pometis

title: pometis


text: populeta

title: populeta


text: populeti

title: populeti


text: populetorum

title: populetorum


text: populeto

title: populeto


text: populetis

title: populetis


text: buceti

title: buceti


text: bucetorum

title: bucetorum


text: buceto

title: buceto


text: bucetis

title: bucetis


text: busticeta

title: busticeta


text: busticeti

title: busticeti


text: busticetorum

title: busticetorum


text: busticeto

title: busticeto


text: busticetis

title: busticetis


text: funeta

title: funeta


text: funeti

title: funeti


text: funetorum

title: funetorum


text: funeto

title: funeto


text: funetis

title: funetis


text: iliceta

title: iliceta


text: iliceti

title: iliceti


text: ilicetorum

title: ilicetorum


text: iliceto

title: iliceto


text: ilicetis

title: ilicetis


text: iunceta

title: iunceta


text: iunceti

title: iunceti


text: iuncetorum

title: iuncetorum


text: iunceto

title: iunceto


text: iuncetis

title: iuncetis


text: junceta

title: junceta


text: junceti

title: junceti


text: juncetorum

title: juncetorum


text: junceto

title: junceto


text: juncetis

title: juncetis


text: laureta

title: laureta


text: gourant

title: gourant


text: lauretorum

title: lauretorum


text:
Talk:peen

English etymology 1
From etymonline: "1680s, 'sharp or thin end of a hammer head, opposite the face', probably from a Scandinavian source (compare Norwegian dialectal penn 'peen', Old Swedish pæna 'beat iron thin with a hammer'). Earlier as a verb, 'to beat thin with a hammer' (1510s)." 77.51.118.173, Josh PS: Please suggest other sources.

Clipping of penis
Further changes should be specified in its etymology --Backinstadiums (talk) 18:42, 19 February 2022 (UTC)
 * Is this what you were looking for? . Note that "pen" is pronounced differently. 70.172.194.25 19:36, 22 February 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:peen


text: gouré

title: gouré


text: gourée

title: gourée


text: lauretis

title: lauretis


text: gourés

title: gourés


text: gourées

title: gourées


text: loreta

title: loreta


text: goure

title: goure


text: loreti

title: loreti


text: goures

title: goures


text: gourons

title: gourons


text: loretorum

title: loretorum


text: gourez

title: gourez


text: loreto

title: loreto


text: gourent

title: gourent


text: loretis

title: loretis


text: gourais

title: gourais


text: gourait

title: gourait


text: masculeta

title: masculeta


text: gourions

title: gourions


text: masculeti

title: masculeti


text: gouriez

title: gouriez


text: masculetorum

title: masculetorum


text: gouraient

title: gouraient


text: masculeto

title: masculeto


text: gourai

title: gourai


text: masculetis

title: masculetis


text: murteta

title: murteta


text: gourâmes

title: gourâmes


text: murteti

title: murteti


text: gourâtes

title: gourâtes


text: murtetorum

title: murtetorum


text: gourèrent

title: gourèrent


text: gourerai

title: gourerai


text: murteto

title: murteto


text: goureras

title: goureras


text: murtetis

title: murtetis


text: gourera

title: gourera


text: gourerons

title: gourerons


text: olenticeta

title: olenticeta


text: gourerez

title: gourerez


text: olenticeti

title: olenticeti


text: goureront

title: goureront


text: olenticetorum

title: olenticetorum


text: gourerais

title: gourerais


text: olenticeto

title: olenticeto


text: gourerait

title: gourerait


text: olenticetis

title: olenticetis


text: gourerions

title: gourerions


text: goureriez

title: goureriez


text: opobalsameta

title: opobalsameta


text: goureraient

title: goureraient


text: opobalsameti

title: opobalsameti


text: gourasse

title: gourasse


text: opobalsametorum

title: opobalsametorum


text: gourasses

title: gourasses


text: gourât

title: gourât


text: opobalsameto

title: opobalsameto


text: opobalsametis

title: opobalsametis


text: gourassions

title: gourassions


text: gourassiez

title: gourassiez


text: gourassent

title: gourassent


text: porculeta

title: porculeta


text: porculeti

title: porculeti


text: porculetorum

title: porculetorum


text: porculeto

title: porculeto


text: porculetis

title: porculetis


text: rumpotineta

title: rumpotineta


text: rumpotineti

title: rumpotineti


text: rumpotinetorum

title: rumpotinetorum


text: rumpotineto

title: rumpotineto


text: rumpotinetis

title: rumpotinetis


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title: spineta


text: spinetorum

title: spinetorum


text: spinetis

title: spinetis


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title: vimineta


text: vimineti

title: vimineti


text: viminetorum

title: viminetorum


text: vimineto

title: vimineto


text: viminetis

title: viminetis


text: virgeta

title: virgeta


text: virgeti

title: virgeti


text: virgetorum

title: virgetorum


text: virgeto

title: virgeto


text: virgetis

title: virgetis


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title: caliphae


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title: calipham


text: calipharum

title: calipharum


text: caliphis

title: caliphis


text: caliphas

title: caliphas


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title: dialyta


text: dialyti

title: dialyti


text: dialytorum

title: dialytorum


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title: dialyto


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title: licentiatui


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title: licentiatum


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title: licentiatu


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title: licentiatuum


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title: licentiatibus


text: Gotthilfii

title: Gotthilfii


text: Gotthilfiorum

title: Gotthilfiorum


text: Gotthilfio

title: Gotthilfio


text: Gotthilfiis

title: Gotthilfiis


text: Gotthilfium

title: Gotthilfium


text: Gotthilfios

title: Gotthilfios


text: Gotthilfi

title: Gotthilfi


text: secundogeniturae

title: secundogeniturae


text: secundogenituram

title: secundogenituram


text: secundogeniturarum

title: secundogeniturarum


text: secundogenituris

title: secundogenituris


text: secundogenituras

title: secundogenituras


text: cistulae

title: cistulae


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title: cistulam


text: cistularum

title: cistularum


text: cistulis

title: cistulis


text: cistulas

title: cistulas


text: paronymi

title: paronymi


text: paronymorum

title: paronymorum


text: paronymo

title: paronymo


text: paronymis

title: paronymis


text: catina

title: catina


text: catinorum

title: catinorum


text: catinis

title: catinis


text: saccabi

title: saccabi


text: saccaborum

title: saccaborum


text: saccabo

title: saccabo


text: saccabis

title: saccabis


text: saccabum

title: saccabum


text: saccabos

title: saccabos


text: saccabe

title: saccabe


text: Parthi

title: Parthi


text: Parthorum

title: Parthorum


text: Partho

title: Partho


text: Parthis

title: Parthis


text: Parthum

title: Parthum


text: Parthos

title: Parthos


text:
Parthe

Noun

 * 1) Parthian

title: Parthe


text: cicuticinis

title: cicuticinis


text: cicuticini

title: cicuticini


text: cicuticinem

title: cicuticinem


text: cicuticine

title: cicuticine


text: cicuticines

title: cicuticines


text: cicuticinum

title: cicuticinum


text: cicuticinibus

title: cicuticinibus


text: citharicinis

title: citharicinis


text: citharicini

title: citharicini


text: citharicinem

title: citharicinem


text: citharicine

title: citharicine


text: citharicines

title: citharicines


text: citharicinum

title: citharicinum


text: citharicinibus

title: citharicinibus


text: fidicini

title: fidicini


text: fidicinem

title: fidicinem


text:
fidicine

Etymology 1
, form of.

Noun

 * 1)  lyrist, citharist

title: fidicine


text: fidicines

title: fidicines


text: fidicinum

title: fidicinum


text: fidicinibus

title: fidicinibus


text: liticinis

title: liticinis


text: liticini

title: liticini


text: liticinem

title: liticinem


text:
liticine

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  a military trumpeter

title: liticine


text: liticines

title: liticines


text: liticinum

title: liticinum


text: liticinibus

title: liticinibus


text: lyricinis

title: lyricinis


text: lyricini

title: lyricini


text: lyricinem

title: lyricinem


text: lyricine

title: lyricine


text: lyricines

title: lyricines


text: lyricinum

title: lyricinum


text: lyricinibus

title: lyricinibus


text: liricinis

title: liricinis


text: liricini

title: liricini


text: liricinem

title: liricinem


text: liricine

title: liricine


text: liricines

title: liricines


text: liricinum

title: liricinum


text: liricinibus

title: liricinibus


text: oscini

title: oscini


text: oscinem

title: oscinem


text:
τραυματικός

Adjective

 * 1) of  for wounds

title: τραυματικός


text: oscinibus

title: oscinibus


text: psalmicinis

title: psalmicinis


text: psalmicini

title: psalmicini


text: psalmicinem

title: psalmicinem


text: psalmicine

title: psalmicine


text: psalmicines

title: psalmicines


text: psalmicinum

title: psalmicinum


text: psalmicinibus

title: psalmicinibus


text: noctilucae

title: noctilucae


text: noctilucam

title: noctilucam


text: noctilucarum

title: noctilucarum


text: noctilucis

title: noctilucis


text: noctilucas

title: noctilucas


text: apsinthitae

title: apsinthitae


text: apsinthitarum

title: apsinthitarum


text: transfusant

title: transfusant


text: apsinthitis

title: apsinthitis


text: transfusé

title: transfusé


text: apsinthiten

title: apsinthiten


text: transfusée

title: transfusée


text: apsinthitas

title: apsinthitas


text: transfusés

title: transfusés


text: apsinthite

title: apsinthite


text:
Category:Pashto doubly irregular verbs

Pashto verbs whose past stems and present stems differ as well as their perfective and imperfective stems.

title: Category:Pashto doubly irregular verbs


text: transfusées

title: transfusées


text: absynthitae

title: absynthitae


text: absynthitarum

title: absynthitarum


text: absynthitis

title: absynthitis


text: transfusons

title: transfusons


text: absynthiten

title: absynthiten


text: transfusez

title: transfusez


text: transfusent

title: transfusent


text: absynthitas

title: absynthitas


text: transfusais

title: transfusais


text: absynthite

title: absynthite


text: transfusait

title: transfusait


text: transfusiez

title: transfusiez


text:
Saraceni

Etymology
.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Saraceni is the 41959th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 518 individuals. Saraceni is most common among White (94.02%) individuals.

Etymology
From.

title: Saraceni


text: transfusaient

title: transfusaient


text: transfusai

title: transfusai


text: Saracenorum

title: Saracenorum


text: Saracenis

title: Saracenis


text: Saracenum

title: Saracenum


text: transfusâmes

title: transfusâmes


text: Saracenos

title: Saracenos


text: transfusâtes

title: transfusâtes


text: Saracene

title: Saracene


text: transfusèrent

title: transfusèrent


text: transfuserai

title: transfuserai


text: transfuseras

title: transfuseras


text: transfusera

title: transfusera


text: transfuserons

title: transfuserons


text: transfuserez

title: transfuserez


text: transfuseront

title: transfuseront


text: transfuserais

title: transfuserais


text: transfuserait

title: transfuserait


text: carucae

title: carucae


text: transfuserions

title: transfuserions


text: carucam

title: carucam


text: transfuseriez

title: transfuseriez


text: carucarum

title: carucarum


text: transfuseraient

title: transfuseraient


text: carucis

title: carucis


text: transfusasse

title: transfusasse


text: transfusasses

title: transfusasses


text: transfusât

title: transfusât


text: cirotecae

title: cirotecae


text: transfusassions

title: transfusassions


text: cirotecam

title: cirotecam


text: transfusassiez

title: transfusassiez


text: cirotecarum

title: cirotecarum


text: transfusassent

title: transfusassent


text: cirotecis

title: cirotecis


text: cirotecas

title: cirotecas


text: electuaria

title: electuaria


text: electuarii

title: electuarii


text: electuariorum

title: electuariorum


text:
electuario

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) electuary

title: electuario


text: electuariis

title: electuariis


text: indaguant

title: indaguant


text: animicidae

title: animicidae


text: animicidam

title: animicidam


text: indaguée

title: indaguée


text: animicidarum

title: animicidarum


text: indagués

title: indagués


text: animicidis

title: animicidis


text: indaguées

title: indaguées


text: animicidas

title: animicidas


text: cibicidae

title: cibicidae


text: indaguons

title: indaguons


text: indaguez

title: indaguez


text: cibicidam

title: cibicidam


text: indaguent

title: indaguent


text: cibicidarum

title: cibicidarum


text: indaguais

title: indaguais


text: cibicidis

title: cibicidis


text: indaguait

title: indaguait


text: cibicidas

title: cibicidas


text: indaguions

title: indaguions


text: indaguiez

title: indaguiez


text: corporicidae

title: corporicidae


text: indaguaient

title: indaguaient


text: corporicidam

title: corporicidam


text: indaguai

title: indaguai


text: corporicidarum

title: corporicidarum


text: indaguas

title: indaguas


text: corporicidis

title: corporicidis


text: indagua

title: indagua


text: corporicidas

title: corporicidas


text: indaguâmes

title: indaguâmes


text: indaguâtes

title: indaguâtes


text: internecidae

title: internecidae


text: indaguèrent

title: indaguèrent


text: indaguerai

title: indaguerai


text: internecidam

title: internecidam


text: internecidarum

title: internecidarum


text: indagueras

title: indagueras


text: indaguera

title: indaguera


text: internecidis

title: internecidis


text: indaguerons

title: indaguerons


text: internecidas

title: internecidas


text: indaguerez

title: indaguerez


text: indagueront

title: indagueront


text: lapicidae

title: lapicidae


text: indaguerais

title: indaguerais


text: lapicidam

title: lapicidam


text: indaguerait

title: indaguerait


text: lapicidarum

title: lapicidarum


text: indaguerions

title: indaguerions


text: lapicidis

title: lapicidis


text: indagueriez

title: indagueriez


text: lapicidas

title: lapicidas


text: indagueraient

title: indagueraient


text: indaguasse

title: indaguasse


text: indaguasses

title: indaguasses


text: lapidicidae

title: lapidicidae


text: indaguât

title: indaguât


text: indaguassions

title: indaguassions


text: lapidicidam

title: lapidicidam


text: indaguassiez

title: indaguassiez


text: lapidicidarum

title: lapidicidarum


text: indaguassent

title: indaguassent


text: lapidicidis

title: lapidicidis


text: lapidicidas

title: lapidicidas


text: lignicidae

title: lignicidae


text: lignicidam

title: lignicidam


text: lignicidarum

title: lignicidarum


text: lignicidis

title: lignicidis


text: lignicidas

title: lignicidas


text: parenticidae

title: parenticidae


text: parenticidam

title: parenticidam


text: parenticidarum

title: parenticidarum


text: parenticidis

title: parenticidis


text: ethnographiant

title: ethnographiant


text: parenticidas

title: parenticidas


text: ethnographié

title: ethnographié


text: ethnographiée

title: ethnographiée


text: ethnographiés

title: ethnographiés


text: ethnographiées

title: ethnographiées


text: ethnographions

title: ethnographions


text: ethnographiez

title: ethnographiez


text: paricidae

title: paricidae


text: ethnographient

title: ethnographient


text: paricidam

title: paricidam


text: ethnographiais

title: ethnographiais


text: paricidarum

title: paricidarum


text: ethnographiait

title: ethnographiait


text: paricidis

title: paricidis


text: ethnographiions

title: ethnographiions


text: ethnographiiez

title: ethnographiiez


text: paricidas

title: paricidas


text: ethnographiaient

title: ethnographiaient


text: ethnographiai

title: ethnographiai


text: utricidae

title: utricidae


text: ethnographias

title: ethnographias


text: utricidam

title: utricidam


text:
ethnographia

Noun

 * 1) ethnography

title: ethnographia


text: utricidarum

title: utricidarum


text: ethnographiâmes

title: ethnographiâmes


text: utricidis

title: utricidis


text: ethnographiâtes

title: ethnographiâtes


text: utricidas

title: utricidas


text: ethnographièrent

title: ethnographièrent


text: ethnographierai

title: ethnographierai


text: ethnographieras

title: ethnographieras


text: ethnographiera

title: ethnographiera


text: ethnographierons

title: ethnographierons


text: ethnographierez

title: ethnographierez


text: ethnographieront

title: ethnographieront


text: ethnographierais

title: ethnographierais


text: ethnographierait

title: ethnographierait


text: ethnographierions

title: ethnographierions


text: ethnographieriez

title: ethnographieriez


text: ethnographieraient

title: ethnographieraient


text: ethnographiasse

title: ethnographiasse


text: ethnographiasses

title: ethnographiasses


text: ethnographiât

title: ethnographiât


text: ethnographiassions

title: ethnographiassions


text: ethnographiassiez

title: ethnographiassiez


text: ethnographiassent

title: ethnographiassent


text: Beifängen

title: Beifängen


text:
Category:Pashto simple intransitive verbs

Pashto intransitive verbs whose present stems end in ېږ and past stems end in ېد.


text: Böschungen

title: Böschungen


text:
пожимать

Verb

 * 1)  to press, to squeeze now only used in set idioms below

title: пожимать


text: Template:ps-conj-simp-intransitive

title: Template:ps-conj-simp-intransitive


text: Template:la-suffix-verb

title: Template:la-suffix-verb


text: Template:ps-conj-simp-intransitive-w/o

title: Template:ps-conj-simp-intransitive-w/o


text:
seepramaija

Noun

 * 1) zebra plant,

title: seepramaija


text:
раненный

Adjective

 * 1) wounded

title: раненный


text: éluons

title: éluons


text: éluez

title: éluez


text: éluent

title: éluent


text: éluais

title: éluais


text: éluait

title: éluait


text: éluions

title: éluions


text: éluiez

title: éluiez


text: éluaient

title: éluaient


text: éluai

title: éluai


text: éluas

title: éluas


text: élua

title: élua


text: éluâmes

title: éluâmes


text: éluâtes

title: éluâtes


text: éluèrent

title: éluèrent


text: éluerai

title: éluerai


text: élueras

title: élueras


text: éluera

title: éluera


text: éluerons

title: éluerons


text: éluerez

title: éluerez


text: élueront

title: élueront


text: éluerais

title: éluerais


text: éluerait

title: éluerait


text: éluerions

title: éluerions


text: élueriez

title: élueriez


text: élueraient

title: élueraient


text: islamisant

title: islamisant


text: éluasse

title: éluasse


text: éluasses

title: éluasses


text: islamisé

title: islamisé


text: éluât

title: éluât


text: islamisée

title: islamisée


text: éluassions

title: éluassions


text: éluassiez

title: éluassiez


text: islamisés

title: islamisés


text: éluassent

title: éluassent