text: iocabundis

title: iocabundis


text: iocabundo

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

title: iocabundo


text: iocabundos

title: iocabundos


text: iocabundas

title: iocabundas


text: iocabundam

title: iocabundam


text: iocabunde

title: iocabunde


text: lascivibunda

title: lascivibunda


text: lascivibundum

title: lascivibundum


text: lascivibundae

title: lascivibundae


text: lascivibundi

title: lascivibundi


text: lascivibundarum

title: lascivibundarum


text: lascivibundorum

title: lascivibundorum


text: lascivibundis

title: lascivibundis


text: lascivibundo

title: lascivibundo


text: lascivibundos

title: lascivibundos


text: lascivibundas

title: lascivibundas


text: lascivibundam

title: lascivibundam


text: lascivibunde

title: lascivibunde


text: lacrumabunda

title: lacrumabunda


text: lacrumabundum

title: lacrumabundum


text: lacrumabundae

title: lacrumabundae


text: lacrumabundi

title: lacrumabundi


text: lacrumabundarum

title: lacrumabundarum


text: lacrumabundorum

title: lacrumabundorum


text: lacrumabundis

title: lacrumabundis


text: lacrumabundo

title: lacrumabundo


text: lacrumabundos

title: lacrumabundos


text: lacrumabundas

title: lacrumabundas


text: lacrumabundam

title: lacrumabundam


text: lacrumabunde

title: lacrumabunde


text:
kriisialue

Noun

 * 1) crisis area

title: kriisialue


text:
bestrange

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To make strange, foreign, or alien; alienate; estrange.

title: bestrange


text: latitabunda

title: latitabunda


text: latitabundum

title: latitabundum


text: latitabundae

title: latitabundae


text: latitabundi

title: latitabundi


text: latitabundarum

title: latitabundarum


text: latitabundorum

title: latitabundorum


text: latitabundis

title: latitabundis


text: latitabundo

title: latitabundo


text: latitabundos

title: latitabundos


text: latitabundas

title: latitabundas


text: latitabundam

title: latitabundam


text: latitabunde

title: latitabunde


text:
kriisiviestintä

Noun

 * 1) crisis communication

title: kriisiviestintä


text: lixabunda

title: lixabunda


text: lixabundum

title: lixabundum


text: lixabundae

title: lixabundae


text: lixabundi

title: lixabundi


text: lixabundarum

title: lixabundarum


text: lixabundorum

title: lixabundorum


text: lixabundis

title: lixabundis


text: lixabundo

title: lixabundo


text: lixabundos

title: lixabundos


text: lixabundas

title: lixabundas


text: lixabundam

title: lixabundam


text: lixabunde

title: lixabunde


text:
collabundus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) disposed to collapse, collapsing

title: collabundus


text:
kriisipuhelin

Noun

 * 1) crisis telephone

title: kriisipuhelin


text:
illabundus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) disposed to collapse, collapsing

title: illabundus


text:
relabundus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) disposed to glide back or relapse or return, gliding back or relapsing or returning

title: relabundus


text: lurchabunda

title: lurchabunda


text: lurchabundum

title: lurchabundum


text: lurchabundae

title: lurchabundae


text: lurchabundi

title: lurchabundi


text: lurchabundarum

title: lurchabundarum


text: lurchabundorum

title: lurchabundorum


text: lurchabundis

title: lurchabundis


text: lurchabundo

title: lurchabundo


text: lurchabundos

title: lurchabundos


text: lurchabundas

title: lurchabundas


text: lurchabundam

title: lurchabundam


text: lurchabunde

title: lurchabunde


text: ludibunda

title: ludibunda


text: ludibundum

title: ludibundum


text: ludibundae

title: ludibundae


text: ludibundi

title: ludibundi


text: ludibundarum

title: ludibundarum


text: ludibundorum

title: ludibundorum


text: ludibundis

title: ludibundis


text: ludibundo

title: ludibundo


text: ludibundos

title: ludibundos


text: ludibundas

title: ludibundas


text: ludibundam

title: ludibundam


text: ludibunde

title: ludibunde


text: collabunda

title: collabunda


text: collabundum

title: collabundum


text: collabundae

title: collabundae


text: collabundi

title: collabundi


text: collabundarum

title: collabundarum


text: collabundorum

title: collabundorum


text: collabundis

title: collabundis


text: collabundo

title: collabundo


text: collabundos

title: collabundos


text: collabundas

title: collabundas


text: collabundam

title: collabundam


text: collabunde

title: collabunde


text: illabunda

title: illabunda


text: illabundum

title: illabundum


text: illabundae

title: illabundae


text: illabundi

title: illabundi


text: illabundarum

title: illabundarum


text: illabundorum

title: illabundorum


text: illabundis

title: illabundis


text: illabundo

title: illabundo


text: illabundos

title: illabundos


text: illabundas

title: illabundas


text: illabundam

title: illabundam


text: illabunde

title: illabunde


text: relabunda

title: relabunda


text: relabundum

title: relabundum


text: relabundae

title: relabundae


text: relabundi

title: relabundi


text: relabundarum

title: relabundarum


text: relabundorum

title: relabundorum


text: relabundis

title: relabundis


text: relabundo

title: relabundo


text: relabundos

title: relabundos


text: relabundas

title: relabundas


text: relabundam

title: relabundam


text: relabunde

title: relabunde


text: lurcinabunda

title: lurcinabunda


text: lurcinabundum

title: lurcinabundum


text: lurcinabundae

title: lurcinabundae


text: lurcinabundi

title: lurcinabundi


text: lurcinabundarum

title: lurcinabundarum


text: lurcinabundorum

title: lurcinabundorum


text: lurcinabundo

title: lurcinabundo


text: lurcinabundos

title: lurcinabundos


text: lurcinabundas

title: lurcinabundas


text: lurcinabundam

title: lurcinabundam


text: lurcinabunde

title: lurcinabunde


text: lurchinabunda

title: lurchinabunda


text: lurchinabundum

title: lurchinabundum


text: lurchinabundae

title: lurchinabundae


text: lurchinabundi

title: lurchinabundi


text: lurchinabundarum

title: lurchinabundarum


text: lurchinabundorum

title: lurchinabundorum


text: lurchinabundis

title: lurchinabundis


text: lurchinabundo

title: lurchinabundo


text: lurchinabundos

title: lurchinabundos


text: lurchinabundas

title: lurchinabundas


text: lurchinabundam

title: lurchinabundam


text: lurchinabunde

title: lurchinabunde


text: meditabundum

title: meditabundum


text: meditabundae

title: meditabundae


text: meditabundi

title: meditabundi


text: meditabundarum

title: meditabundarum


text: meditabundorum

title: meditabundorum


text: meditabundis

title: meditabundis


text: meditabundam

title: meditabundam


text: meditabunde

title: meditabunde


text:
bestrangement

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The state, quality, or condition of being bestranged; estrangement; alienation.

title: bestrangement


text: mendicabunda

title: mendicabunda


text: mendicabundum

title: mendicabundum


text: mendicabundae

title: mendicabundae


text: mendicabundi

title: mendicabundi


text: mendicabundarum

title: mendicabundarum


text: mendicabundorum

title: mendicabundorum


text: mendicabundis

title: mendicabundis


text: mendicabundo

title: mendicabundo


text: mendicabundos

title: mendicabundos


text: mendicabundas

title: mendicabundas


text: mendicabundam

title: mendicabundam


text: mendicabunde

title: mendicabunde


text: minitabunda

title: minitabunda


text: minitabundum

title: minitabundum


text: minitabundae

title: minitabundae


text: minitabundi

title: minitabundi


text: minitabundarum

title: minitabundarum


text: minitabundorum

title: minitabundorum


text: minitabundis

title: minitabundis


text: minitabundo

title: minitabundo


text: minitabundos

title: minitabundos


text: minitabundas

title: minitabundas


text: minitabundam

title: minitabundam


text: minitabunde

title: minitabunde


text: bestranging

title: bestranging


text: mirabunda

title: mirabunda


text: mirabundum

title: mirabundum


text: mirabundae

title: mirabundae


text: mirabundi

title: mirabundi


text: mirabundarum

title: mirabundarum


text: mirabundorum

title: mirabundorum


text: mirabundis

title: mirabundis


text: mirabundo

title: mirabundo


text: mirabundos

title: mirabundos


text: mirabundas

title: mirabundas


text: mirabundam

title: mirabundam


text: mirabunde

title: mirabunde


text: munerabunda

title: munerabunda


text: munerabundum

title: munerabundum


text: munerabundae

title: munerabundae


text: munerabundi

title: munerabundi


text: munerabundarum

title: munerabundarum


text: munerabundorum

title: munerabundorum


text: munerabundis

title: munerabundis


text: munerabundo

title: munerabundo


text: munerabundos

title: munerabundos


text: munerabundas

title: munerabundas


text: munerabundam

title: munerabundam


text: munerabunde

title: munerabunde


text: murmurabunda

title: murmurabunda


text: murmurabundum

title: murmurabundum


text: murmurabundae

title: murmurabundae


text: murmurabundi

title: murmurabundi


text: murmurabundarum

title: murmurabundarum


text: murmurabundorum

title: murmurabundorum


text: murmurabundis

title: murmurabundis


text: murmurabundo

title: murmurabundo


text: murmurabundos

title: murmurabundos


text: murmurabundas

title: murmurabundas


text: murmurabundam

title: murmurabundam


text: murmurabunde

title: murmurabunde


text: mussitabunda

title: mussitabunda


text: mussitabundum

title: mussitabundum


text: mussitabundae

title: mussitabundae


text: mussitabundi

title: mussitabundi


text: mussitabundarum

title: mussitabundarum


text: mussitabundorum

title: mussitabundorum


text: mussitabundis

title: mussitabundis


text: mussitabundo

title: mussitabundo


text: mussitabundos

title: mussitabundos


text: mussitabundas

title: mussitabundas


text: mussitabundam

title: mussitabundam


text: mussitabunde

title: mussitabunde


text: natabunda

title: natabunda


text: natabundum

title: natabundum


text: natabundae

title: natabundae


text: natabundi

title: natabundi


text: natabundarum

title: natabundarum


text: natabundorum

title: natabundorum


text: natabundis

title: natabundis


text: natabundo

title: natabundo


text: natabundos

title: natabundos


text: natabundas

title: natabundas


text: natabundam

title: natabundam


text: natabunde

title: natabunde


text:
arabeggiante

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Arabist

title: arabeggiante


text: negibunda

title: negibunda


text: negibundum

title: negibundum


text: negibundae

title: negibundae


text: negibundi

title: negibundi


text: negibundarum

title: negibundarum


text: negibundorum

title: negibundorum


text: negibundis

title: negibundis


text: negibundo

title: negibundo


text: negibundos

title: negibundos


text: negibundas

title: negibundas


text: negibundam

title: negibundam


text: negibunde

title: negibunde


text: nitibunda

title: nitibunda


text: nitibundum

title: nitibundum


text: nitibundae

title: nitibundae


text: nitibundi

title: nitibundi


text: nitibundarum

title: nitibundarum


text: nitibundorum

title: nitibundorum


text: nitibundis

title: nitibundis


text: nitibundo

title: nitibundo


text: nitibundos

title: nitibundos


text: nitibundas

title: nitibundas


text: nitibundam

title: nitibundam


text: nitibunde

title: nitibunde


text: noctuabunda

title: noctuabunda


text: noctuabundum

title: noctuabundum


text: noctuabundae

title: noctuabundae


text: noctuabundi

title: noctuabundi


text: noctuabundarum

title: noctuabundarum


text: noctuabundorum

title: noctuabundorum


text: noctuabundis

title: noctuabundis


text: noctuabundo

title: noctuabundo


text: noctuabundos

title: noctuabundos


text: noctuabundas

title: noctuabundas


text: noctuabundam

title: noctuabundam


text: noctuabunde

title: noctuabunde


text:
aramidico

Adjective

 * 1)  aramid

title: aramidico


text: noscitabunda

title: noscitabunda


text: noscitabundum

title: noscitabundum


text: noscitabundae

title: noscitabundae


text: noscitabundi

title: noscitabundi


text: noscitabundarum

title: noscitabundarum


text: noscitabundorum

title: noscitabundorum


text: noscitabundis

title: noscitabundis


text: noscitabundo

title: noscitabundo


text: noscitabundos

title: noscitabundos


text: noscitabundas

title: noscitabundas


text: noscitabundam

title: noscitabundam


text: noscitabunde

title: noscitabunde


text: nutabunda

title: nutabunda


text: nutabundum

title: nutabundum


text: nutabundae

title: nutabundae


text: nutabundi

title: nutabundi


text: nutabundarum

title: nutabundarum


text: nutabundorum

title: nutabundorum


text: nutabundis

title: nutabundis


text: nutabundo

title: nutabundo


text: nutabundos

title: nutabundos


text: nutabundas

title: nutabundas


text: nutabundam

title: nutabundam


text: nutabunde

title: nutabunde


text:
automatizzabile

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) automatable

title: automatizzabile


text: oscitabunda

title: oscitabunda


text: oscitabundum

title: oscitabundum


text: oscitabundae

title: oscitabundae


text: oscitabundi

title: oscitabundi


text: oscitabundarum

title: oscitabundarum


text: oscitabundorum

title: oscitabundorum


text: oscitabundis

title: oscitabundis


text: oscitabundo

title: oscitabundo


text: oscitabundos

title: oscitabundos


text: oscitabundas

title: oscitabundas


text: oscitabundam

title: oscitabundam


text: oscitabunde

title: oscitabunde


text: osculabunda

title: osculabunda


text: osculabundum

title: osculabundum


text: osculabundae

title: osculabundae


text: osculabundi

title: osculabundi


text: osculabundarum

title: osculabundarum


text: osculabundorum

title: osculabundorum


text: osculabundis

title: osculabundis


text: osculabundo

title: osculabundo


text: osculabundos

title: osculabundos


text: osculabundas

title: osculabundas


text: osculabundam

title: osculabundam


text: osculabunde

title: osculabunde


text:
biassiale

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) biaxial

title: biassiale


text:
monoassiale

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) monoaxial

title: monoassiale


text:
triassiale

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) triaxial

title: triassiale


text: controsoffittature

title: controsoffittature


text: omniformia

title: omniformia


text: omniforme

title: omniforme


text: omniformibus

title: omniformibus


text: omniformium

title: omniformium


text: omniformem

title: omniformem


text: omniformi

title: omniformi


text: omniformes

title: omniformes


text:
impattivo

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) impactive

title: impattivo


text: duodennia

title: duodennia


text: duodenne

title: duodenne


text: duodennibus

title: duodennibus


text: duodennium

title: duodennium


text: duodennem

title: duodennem


text: duodenni

title: duodenni


text: duodennes

title: duodennes


text:
retrodiffuso

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) backscattered (reflected back)

title: retrodiffuso


text: duodecennia

title: duodecennia


text: duodecenne

title: duodecenne


text: duodecennibus

title: duodecennibus


text:
duodecennium

Noun

 * 1) A duodecade, a 12-year period.

title: duodecennium


text: duodecennem

title: duodecennem


text: duodecenni

title: duodecenni


text: duodecennes

title: duodecennes


text:
ម៉ឺន

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

Numeral

 * 1) ten thousand
 * 2) ancient official rank
 * 3) son of a high official

title: ម៉ឺន


text: triformia

title: triformia


text: scalfitura

title: scalfitura


text:
triforme

Adjective

 * 1) triform

title: triforme


text: triformibus

title: triformibus


text: triformium

title: triformium


text: triformem

title: triformem


text: triformi

title: triformi


text: triformes

title: triformes


text: rubiformia

title: rubiformia


text: rubiforme

title: rubiforme


text: rubiformibus

title: rubiformibus


text: rubiformium

title: rubiformium


text: rubiformem

title: rubiformem


text: rubiformi

title: rubiformi


text: rubiformes

title: rubiformes


text: rubriformia

title: rubriformia


text: rubriforme

title: rubriforme


text: rubriformibus

title: rubriformibus


text: rubriformium

title: rubriformium


text: rubriformem

title: rubriformem


text: rubriformi

title: rubriformi


text: rubriformes

title: rubriformes


text: semiformia

title: semiformia


text: semiforme

title: semiforme


text: semiformibus

title: semiformibus


text: semiformium

title: semiformium


text: semiformem

title: semiformem


text: semiformi

title: semiformi


text: semiformes

title: semiformes


text: nariformia

title: nariformia


text: nariforme

title: nariforme


text: nariformibus

title: nariformibus


text: nariformium

title: nariformium


text: nariformem

title: nariformem


text: nariformi

title: nariformi


text: nariformes

title: nariformes


text: primiformia

title: primiformia


text: primiforme

title: primiforme


text: primiformibus

title: primiformibus


text: primiformium

title: primiformium


text: primiformem

title: primiformem


text: primiformi

title: primiformi


text: primiformes

title: primiformes


text: pruniformia

title: pruniformia


text: pruniforme

title: pruniforme


text: pruniformibus

title: pruniformibus


text: pruniformium

title: pruniformium


text:
vinilestere

Noun

 * 1)  vinyl ester

title: vinilestere


text: pruniformem

title: pruniformem


text: pruniformi

title: pruniformi


text: pruniformes

title: pruniformes


text: raniformia

title: raniformia


text: raniforme

title: raniforme


text: raniformibus

title: raniformibus


text: raniformium

title: raniformium


text: raniformem

title: raniformem


text: raniformi

title: raniformi


text: raniformes

title: raniformes


text: stenoscritti

title: stenoscritti


text: telescritti

title: telescritti


text: columbidi

title: columbidi


text: foranie

title: foranie


text: immunocomplessi

title: immunocomplessi


text: manumee

title: manumee


text: microangiopatie

title: microangiopatie


text: repertazioni

title: repertazioni


text: messaggerie vocali

title: messaggerie vocali


text: parenti prossimi

title: parenti prossimi


text: parenti stretti

title: parenti stretti


text: parenti acquisiti

title: parenti acquisiti


text: vinilesteri

title: vinilesteri


text: telescritta

title: telescritta


text: telescritte

title: telescritte


text: tredennia

title: tredennia


text: antisentimentali

title: antisentimentali


text: cassazionisti

title: cassazionisti


text: tredenne

title: tredenne


text: cassazioniste

title: cassazioniste


text: tredennibus

title: tredennibus


text: iperkaliemica

title: iperkaliemica


text: iperkaliemici

title: iperkaliemici


text: tredennium

title: tredennium


text: iperkaliemiche

title: iperkaliemiche


text: lacaniana

title: lacaniana


text: tredennem

title: tredennem


text: lacaniani

title: lacaniani


text: tredenni

title: tredenni


text: lacaniane

title: lacaniane


text: lupica

title: lupica


text: tredennes

title: tredennes


text: lupici

title: lupici


text: lupiche

title: lupiche


text: magrittiana

title: magrittiana


text: magrittiani

title: magrittiani


text: magrittiane

title: magrittiane


text: raffigurativa

title: raffigurativa


text: raffigurativi

title: raffigurativi


text: raffigurative

title: raffigurative


text: sannicolesi

title: sannicolesi


text: subendoteliali

title: subendoteliali


text: tromboembolitica

title: tromboembolitica


text: tromboembolitici

title: tromboembolitici


text: tromboembolitiche

title: tromboembolitiche


text: embolitica

title: embolitica


text: embolitici

title: embolitici


text: embolitiche

title: embolitiche


text:
gearrinsint

Noun

 * 1) short account, epitome

title: gearrinsint


text: pullina

title: pullina


text: pullinum

title: pullinum


text: pullinae

title: pullinae


text: pullini

title: pullini


text: pullinarum

title: pullinarum


text: pullinorum

title: pullinorum


text: pullinis

title: pullinis


text: pullino

title: pullino


text:
fiuch

Etymology
From,.

Verb

 * 1)  boil

title: fiuch


text: pullinos

title: pullinos


text: pullinas

title: pullinas


text: pullinam

title: pullinam


text: pulline

title: pulline


text: faeculenta

title: faeculenta


text: faeculentum

title: faeculentum


text: faeculentae

title: faeculentae


text: faeculenti

title: faeculenti


text: faeculentarum

title: faeculentarum


text: faeculentorum

title: faeculentorum


text: faeculentis

title: faeculentis


text: faeculento

title: faeculento


text: faeculentos

title: faeculentos


text: faeculentas

title: faeculentas


text: faeculentam

title: faeculentam


text: faeculente

title: faeculente


text: olkikaton

title: olkikaton


text: fiuchta

title: fiuchta


text:
ruohonkerääjä

Noun

 * 1) thatcher device, often a lawnmower attachment, which collects the grass clippings

title: ruohonkerääjä


text: ruohon

title: ruohon


text: Category:Irish terms prefixed with gearr-


text:
tự động từ

Etymology
.

title: tự động từ


text:
nội động từ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) an

title: nội động từ


text:
ngoại động từ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * a

title: ngoại động từ


text:
tha động từ

Etymology
.

title: tha động từ


text:
julestrømpe

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a Christmas stocking

title: julestrømpe


text:
gearrchiorcad

Noun

 * 1) short circuit

Verb

 * 1)  short circuit

title: gearrchiorcad


text:
thế giới quan

Etymology
, from which is a calque of.

Noun

 * 1)  a

title: thế giới quan


text:
ciorcad

Noun

 * 1)  circuit

title: ciorcad


text:
phương pháp luận

Etymology
.

title: phương pháp luận


text:
giáo sư

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) a professor

title: giáo sư


text:
យ៉ៅហន

Noun

 * 1) yao hon, a Cambodian-style hot pot (a stew made of beef, shrimp, and squid cooked in a sauce containing coconut milk, salt, sugar, vinegar, peanuts, and spices, and accompanied by large, flat noodles and vegetables)

title: យ៉ៅហន


text: យ៉ាវហន

title: យ៉ាវហន


text:
遺孤

Noun

 * 1) orphan

Etymology
From compound.

Noun

 * 1) orphan

title: 遺孤


text: 遗孤

title: 遗孤


text:
tiết canh

Etymology
🇰🇲.

Noun

 * , a Vietnamese dish of blood and cooked meat

title: tiết canh


text:
wiarygodność

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  credibility, plausibility
 * 2)  likelihood

title: wiarygodność


text: julestrømpa

title: julestrømpa


text: julestrømpen

title: julestrømpen


text: julestrømper

title: julestrømper


text: julestrømpene

title: julestrømpene


text:
vuorimari

Noun

 * 1)  language and people

title: vuorimari


text:
QR decomposition

Noun

 * 1)  A decomposition of a matrix into a product of a unitary matrix (orthogonal matrix) and an upper-triangular matrix.

Translations

 * Finnish: QR-hajotelma

title: QR decomposition


text:
hjemmelaget

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) home-made or homemade

title: hjemmelaget


text: hjemmelagede

title: hjemmelagede


text: hjemmelagete

title: hjemmelagete


text: compraches

title: compraches


text: comparaches

title: comparaches


text:
ἐλεφάντινος

Etymology
From.

Compare 🇨🇬, formed with.

Adjective

 * 1) ivory (attributive); made of ivory

title: ἐλεφάντινος


text:
iasacht

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) loan
 * 2) lending, borrowing
 * 3) thing lent or borrowed

title: iasacht


text:
χρυσελεφάντινος

Etymology
Derived from.

Adjective

 * 1) made of gold and ivory, chryselephantine

title: χρυσελεφάντινος


text: arabeggianti

title: arabeggianti


text: aramidica

title: aramidica


text: aramidici

title: aramidici


text: aramidiche

title: aramidiche


text: automatizzabili

title: automatizzabili


text: biassiali

title: biassiali


text: monoassiali

title: monoassiali


text: triassiali

title: triassiali


text: impattiva

title: impattiva


text: impattivi

title: impattivi


text: impattive

title: impattive


text: retrodiffusa

title: retrodiffusa


text: retrodiffusi

title: retrodiffusi


text: retrodiffuse

title: retrodiffuse


text:
gearrchabhlach

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) short-bodied

title: gearrchabhlach


text: Category:nrf:List of related-to categories


text: Category:nrf:All topics

title: Category:nrf:All topics


text:
kriisiterapia

Noun

 * 1)  crisis therapy

title: kriisiterapia


text:
gearrchloigneach

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) short-headed

title: gearrchloigneach


text:
kriisikeskus

Noun

 * 1) crisis center place that provides help for people in crisis
 * 2) crisis center hotspot of a crisis

title: kriisikeskus


text:
Оздравявай бързо

Phrase

 * 1) get well soon

title: Оздравявай бързо


text:
sukkinaatti

Etymology
(see 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1)  succinate any salt or ester of succinic acid

title: sukkinaatti


text:
gearrchluasach

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) short-eared

title: gearrchluasach


text:
gearrchosach

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) short-legged
 * 2) short-handled

title: gearrchosach


text: Category:nrf:Names

title: Category:nrf:Names


text:
gearrmhuineálach

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) short-necked

title: gearrmhuineálach


text:
gearrshaolach

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) short-lived
 * 2) ephemeral, transitory

title: gearrshaolach


text:
sukkiinihappo

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1)  succinic acid

title: sukkiinihappo


text:
Citations:techhead

Noun

 * 2013 – Amie Kaufman & Meagan Spooner, These Broken Stars, Disney Hyperion, pages 32–33, ISBN 9781423171027:
 * The gangways crisscross over and under each other like spiderwebs, populated by techheads in suits that pulse lights in time with the music around us...

title: Citations:techhead


text: insolescentis

title: insolescentis


text: insolescentia

title: insolescentia


text: insolescentibus

title: insolescentibus


text: insolescentium

title: insolescentium


text: insolescentem

title: insolescentem


text: insolescente

title: insolescente


text: insolescenti

title: insolescenti


text: insolescentes

title: insolescentes


text: insulata

title: insulata


text: insulatum

title: insulatum


text: insulatae

title: insulatae


text: insulati

title: insulati


text: insulatarum

title: insulatarum


text: insulatorum

title: insulatorum


text: insulatis

title: insulatis


text: insulato

title: insulato


text: insulatos

title: insulatos


text: insulatas

title: insulatas


text: insulatam

title: insulatam


text:
pöydätä

Verb

 * 1)  to lay a card on the table face-up
 * 2)  to table, postpone the decision on an issue to the next meeting

title: pöydätä


text: insurgenda

title: insurgenda


text: insurgendae

title: insurgendae


text: insurgendi

title: insurgendi


text: insurgendarum

title: insurgendarum


text: insurgendorum

title: insurgendorum


text: insurgendis

title: insurgendis


text: insurgendo

title: insurgendo


text: insurgendos

title: insurgendos


text: insurgendas

title: insurgendas


text: insurgendam

title: insurgendam


text: insurgende

title: insurgende


text: etymologisms

title: etymologisms


text: Isaiana

title: Isaiana


text: Isaianum

title: Isaianum


text: Isaianae

title: Isaianae


text: Isaiani

title: Isaiani


text: Isaianarum

title: Isaianarum


text: Isaianorum

title: Isaianorum


text: Isaianis

title: Isaianis


text: Isaiano

title: Isaiano


text: Isaianos

title: Isaianos


text: Isaianas

title: Isaianas


text: Isaianam

title: Isaianam


text: Isaiane

title: Isaiane


text: Esaiana

title: Esaiana


text: Esaianum

title: Esaianum


text: Esaianae

title: Esaianae


text: Esaiani

title: Esaiani


text: Esaianarum

title: Esaianarum


text: Esaianorum

title: Esaianorum


text: Esaianis

title: Esaianis


text: Esaiano

title: Esaiano


text: Esaianos

title: Esaianos


text: Esaianas

title: Esaianas


text: Category:nrf:Transport

title: Category:nrf:Transport


text: Esaianam

title: Esaianam


text: Esaiane

title: Esaiane


text:
Mussoliniesque

Adjective

 * 1) Reminiscent or characteristic of  (1883–1945), Italian politician, journalist and leader of the, ruling the country as Prime Minister from 1922 until his ousting in 1943.

title: Mussoliniesque


text: Karibien

title: Karibien


text:
bush tomato

Noun

 * 1)  Any of various plants of the genus, growing in arid parts of Australia, and bearing tomato-like fruits.

title: bush tomato


text: bush tomatoes

title: bush tomatoes


text:
akudjura

Noun

 * 1) Powdered kutjera, used as a seasoning.

title: akudjura


text:
cabhlacha

Noun

 * 1) ruins, roofless walls
 * 1) ruins, roofless walls

title: cabhlacha


text: karkadeh

title: karkadeh


text: carcades

title: carcades


text: wattleseeds

title: wattleseeds


text:
cabhail

Noun

 * 1)  trunk, torso
 * 2) main part, frame
 * 3) hull
 * 4) body, bodice

title: cabhail


text:
gearrthóireacht

Noun

 * 1) (act of) cutting
 * 2) cutting remarks

title: gearrthóireacht


text:
kembung

Etymology 1
From.

Adjective

 * 1) bloated
 * 2)  abdominal distension

Etymology 2
From.

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) inflated, bloated; seeming big due to being filled up with air

title: kembung


text:
karibisk

Adjective

 * 1) Caribbean

Adjective

 * 1) Caribbean

title: karibisk


text: Category:nrf:Sciences

title: Category:nrf:Sciences


text:
gearrthóir

Noun

 * 1) cutter
 * 2) (cold) chisel
 * 3) tope

title: gearrthóir


text: karibiske

title: karibiske


text:
cilicicus

Etymology
See.

Adjective

 * 1) Cilician
 * 2)  A specific epithet for several plants.

title: cilicicus


text: Category:nrf:Colors

title: Category:nrf:Colors


text: Category:nrf:Vision

title: Category:nrf:Vision


text: Category:nrf:Light

title: Category:nrf:Light


text: Category:nrf:Senses

title: Category:nrf:Senses


text: Category:nrf:Body

title: Category:nrf:Body


text: Category:nrf:Energy

title: Category:nrf:Energy


text:
hondonada

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) low valley, gulley, gully, rift valley

title: hondonada


text: hondonadas

title: hondonadas


text:
Template:Geometridae Hypernyms

 * Glossata - suborder; Heteroneura - infraorder; Ditrysia - division; Cossina - section; Bombycina - subsection; Geometroidea - superfamily; Geometridae - family

title: Template:Geometridae Hypernyms


text:
Template:Geometridae Hypernyms/documentation

This is a typing shortcut intended for use under the Hypernyms header of taxa under Geometridae. It can also be used with subst:.


text: Category:nrf:Nature

title: Category:nrf:Nature


text: krilliäyriäinen

title: krilliäyriäinen


text: risqueness

title: risqueness


text:
risquéness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being risqué.

title: risquéness


text:
infravalorar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to undervalue

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to undervalue

title: infravalorar


text: Category:Jersey Norman

title: Category:Jersey Norman


text: Category:Regional Norman

title: Category:Regional Norman


text: hockeys

title: hockeys


text: oches

title: oches


text:
hockeyen

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to play hockey, to play field hockey

title: hockeyen


text:
هیور

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  brother-in-law (one's husband's brother)

title: هیور


text:
User:Ercé

Je suis désolé de ne pas savoir m'exprimer dans votre langue.

I'm sorry for not speaking your language. But Wikipedia is here to bring us together.

My base is in France: and on : COMMONS

title: User:Ercé


text: Category:nrf:Countries in Europe

title: Category:nrf:Countries in Europe


text: Category:nrf:Europe

title: Category:nrf:Europe


text: Category:nrf:Earth

title: Category:nrf:Earth


text: Category:nrf:Polities

title: Category:nrf:Polities


text: Category:nrf:Countries

title: Category:nrf:Countries


text: Category:nrf:Eurasia

title: Category:nrf:Eurasia


text: Category:Norman terms with audio links

title: Category:Norman terms with audio links


text: Category:nrf:Society

title: Category:nrf:Society


text: humblebragged

title: humblebragged


text:
humblebragging

Noun

 * 1) The act of making a statement of humblebrag.

title: humblebragging


text:
underdramatize

Verb

 * 1)  To fail to dramatize adequately; to make underdramatic.

title: underdramatize


text: underdramatized

title: underdramatized


text: underdramatizes

title: underdramatizes


text: underdramatizing

title: underdramatizing


text:
underdramatic

Adjective

 * 1) Inadequately dramatic.

title: underdramatic


text: Category:nrf:Archaeology

title: Category:nrf:Archaeology


text: Category:nrf:Mythology

title: Category:nrf:Mythology


text: Category:nrf:Culture

title: Category:nrf:Culture


text: lansquenette

title: lansquenette


text:
ដូចគ្នា

Etymology
🇰🇲

Adjective

 * 1) alike, the same, resembling each other, well-matched
 * 2) also, likewise

title: ដូចគ្នា


text:
ដែរ

Adverb

 * 1) also, too, in like manner, likewise, in the same way, in similar fashion
 * 2) indeed, quite, rather
 * 3) all the same, even so, nevertheless

Conjunction

 * 1) also, too

title: ដែរ


text: Category:Norman terms derived from Old Northern French


text:
Rhymes:Portuguese/ɔ

Pronunciation

 * -ó:

title: Rhymes:Portuguese/ɔ


text:
muhafazah

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) An administrative division in many Arab countries; a governorate or province.

Translations

 * Arabic:
 * Czech: muháfaza
 * Polish:
 * Russian:

title: muhafazah


text: Category:Norman prepositions

title: Category:Norman prepositions


text: muhafazat

title: muhafazat


text: muhafazahs

title: muhafazahs


text: Category:nrf:Horses

title: Category:nrf:Horses


text: Category:nrf:Livestock

title: Category:nrf:Livestock


text: Category:nrf:Agriculture

title: Category:nrf:Agriculture


text: Category:nrf:Mammals

title: Category:nrf:Mammals


text: Category:nrf:Equids

title: Category:nrf:Equids


text: vilayat

title: vilayat


text: Category:Norman terms suffixed with -age


text:
ទិស

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) direction, cardinal points

title: ទិស


text: vilayats

title: vilayats


text:
zakatchi

Noun

 * 1)  A tax collector in what is now Uzbekistan.

title: zakatchi


text: zakatchis

title: zakatchis


text:
ស្រេកទឹក

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) to be thirsty

title: ស្រេកទឹក


text:
amlakdar

Etymology
Likely borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  A senior tax collector in what is now Uzbekistan.

title: amlakdar


text: amlakdars

title: amlakdars


text: velayat

title: velayat


text: velayats

title: velayats


text:
wilayah

Etymology
Borrowed from. .

Noun

 * 1) A province or administrative division in some Arabic countries.

Translations

 * Catalan: wilaya
 * French:
 * German: Wilaya
 * Spanish: wilaya

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) territory

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) territory, area or region

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  territory, area or region
 * 2)  changwat, a province of Thailand

title: wilayah


text: wilayahs

title: wilayahs


text: wilayat

title: wilayat


text:
ingenmannsland

Etymology
From ; direct translation of (2) (1). Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  no man's land
 * 2)  no man's land

Etymology
From ; direct translation of (2) (1). Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  no man's land
 * 2)  no man's land

title: ingenmannsland


text: deeshʼash

title: deeshʼash


text:
bucak

Etymology
From, from , literally meaning "corner", from , from or.

Noun

 * 1)  A subdistrict of a district within a Turkish province.

Etymology
, itself from.

Noun

 * 1)  angle, a figure formed by two rays which start from a common point
 * 2) corner, nook, the space in the angle between converging lines or walls which meet in a point
 * , township, a subdistrict of a district within a province
 * , township, a subdistrict of a district within a province
 * , township, a subdistrict of a district within a province

title: bucak


text: bucaks

title: bucaks


text: dííʼash

title: dííʼash


text: dooʼash

title: dooʼash


text: Category:nrf:Punctuation marks

title: Category:nrf:Punctuation marks


text: Category:nrf:Communication

title: Category:nrf:Communication


text: Category:nrf:Letters, symbols, and punctuation


text: Category:nrf:Orthography

title: Category:nrf:Orthography


text:
nahiyah

Etymology
From directly and via cognates in other languages such as.

Noun

 * 1)  A local administrative division consisting of a number of small towns or villages in some Muslim countries, including  parts of Europe under the Ottoman Empire.

Translations

 * Albanian: nahijë
 * Arabic: نَاحِيَة
 * Marathi: नाहिये
 * Ottoman Turkish: ناحیه

title: nahiyah


text: Category:nrf:Writing

title: Category:nrf:Writing


text:
nahiye

Etymology
From, from.

Etymology
,  from.

Noun

 * 1)  county, region, district, nahiyah

title: nahiye


text: nahiyahs

title: nahiyahs


text: nahiyes

title: nahiyes


text: Category:nrf:Human behaviour

title: Category:nrf:Human behaviour


text: Category:nrf:Human

title: Category:nrf:Human


text: Category:nrf:Language

title: Category:nrf:Language


text: jidooʼash

title: jidooʼash


text: diitʼash

title: diitʼash


text: Category:nrf:Cycling

title: Category:nrf:Cycling


text: Category:nrf:Roads

title: Category:nrf:Roads


text:
baladiyah

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) A municipality in Iraq.

title: baladiyah


text: Category:nrf:Road transport

title: Category:nrf:Road transport


text: baladiyahs

title: baladiyahs


text:
ពេទ្យធ្មេញ

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) dentist

title: ពេទ្យធ្មេញ


text: doohʼash

title: doohʼash


text: mudiriya

title: mudiriya


text: mudiriyas

title: mudiriyas


text: Category:nrf:Gastropods

title: Category:nrf:Gastropods


text: Category:nrf:Mollusks

title: Category:nrf:Mollusks


text:
shabiyah

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) A top-level administrative division in Libya.

title: shabiyah


text: shabiya

title: shabiya


text: shabiyat

title: shabiyat


text: Category:nrf:Insects

title: Category:nrf:Insects


text: Category:nrf:Arthropods

title: Category:nrf:Arthropods


text: ingenmannslandet

title: ingenmannslandet


text: Category:nrf:Trees

title: Category:nrf:Trees


text: Category:nrf:Plants

title: Category:nrf:Plants


text: Category:nrf:Spices and herbs

title: Category:nrf:Spices and herbs


text: Category:nrf:Food and drink

title: Category:nrf:Food and drink


text: Category:nrf:Condiments

title: Category:nrf:Condiments


text: Category:nrf:Foods

title: Category:nrf:Foods


text: Category:nrf:Fish

title: Category:nrf:Fish


text:
Talk:asspussy

The page says "Etymology: ass + pussy From an analogy referring to how an anus can be used in the manner of a vagina or pussy" but the actual etymology is from direct literal translation from Japanese.

title: Talk:asspussy


text:
zovâ

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to be useful (to)
 * 2) to be good (for)

title: zovâ


text:
evaṃ

Etymology
.

Particle

 * 1) thus, so

title: evaṃ


text:
chrysolithus

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  topaz
 * 2)  chrysolite

Usage notes

 * Masculine gender predominates for this word, although the feminine gender is attested.

title: chrysolithus


text:
kriisikausi

Noun

 * 1) crisis period

title: kriisikausi


text:
inocent

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1) innocent

title: inocent


text:
chrys-

Alternative forms

 * chryso-

Usage notes

 * Used before vowels.

title: chrys-


text:
Wiktionary:Todo/Page with untemplatized etymologies

A non-exhaustive list of entries with simple, untemplatized etymology sections saying they derive from certain languages. "Ancient" catches "Ancient Greek" and any other "Ancient..." languages, "Anglo" catches "Anglo-Saxon" and "Anglo-Norman", "Anglo-French", etc., "Old " catches "Old French", "Old English", etc. (updated:) - -sche (discuss) 06:14, 12 June 2015 (UTC)
 * Regenerated. - -sche (discuss) 14:44, 19 February 2018 (UTC)

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 * 1) 'o
 * 2) Affix
 * 3) Agneta
 * 4) Aktiv
 * 5) Alamosa
 * 6) Albion
 * 7) Alemania
 * 8) Alicia
 * 9) Alinea
 * 10) Aloysius
 * 11) Alphabet
 * 12) Amata
 * 13) Amstelodamum
 * 14) Analogie
 * 15) Argentine
 * 16) Argyrippus
 * 17) Ashford
 * 18) Assemblies of God
 * 19) Astrologie

1

 * 1) Auchenorrhyncha
 * 2) Authentifizierung
 * 3) Authentisierung
 * 4) Barrameda
 * 5) Berg
 * 6) Bernard
 * 7) Bernát
 * 8) Bieras
 * 9) Bierowiec
 * 10) Bieroń
 * 11) Bierut
 * 12) Bieryt
 * 13) Blag
 * 14) Blaschko's lines
 * 15) Bohemia
 * 16) Bojas
 * 17) Borghildr
 * 18) Brautkleid
 * 19) Brecqhou
 * 20) Bruno
 * 21) Brösel
 * 22) Bysants
 * 23) Calvin
 * 24) Carina
 * 25) Carotin

2

 * 1) Cecylia
 * 2) Childericus
 * 3) Chilpericus
 * 4) Circaetus
 * 5) Clara
 * 6) Clementina
 * 7) Corcaigh
 * 8) Cybul
 * 9) Czader
 * 10) Czak
 * 11) Czakon
 * 12) Dagný
 * 13) Danubio
 * 14) Deianira
 * 15) Deponens
 * 16) Dietmar
 * 17) Dinosaurier
 * 18) Discordia
 * 19) Dissertation
 * 20) Dominican Republic
 * 21) Dromedar
 * 22) Drážďany
 * 23) Dyk
 * 24) Dykas
 * 25) Eckius

3

 * 1) Eftychia
 * 2) Egretta
 * 3) Elina
 * 4) Eneko
 * 5) Ermenegilda
 * 6) Ermenegildo
 * 7) Estella
 * 8) Euthemia
 * 9) Evangelium
 * 10) Fafnir
 * 11) Falz
 * 12) Femininum
 * 13) Flicken
 * 14) Friðþjófr
 * 15) Gaas
 * 16) Gad
 * 17) Gagat
 * 18) Geirr
 * 19) Genus
 * 20) Gerda
 * 21) Gorgol
 * 22) Gotthilfius
 * 23) Grogram
 * 24) Großfürst
 * 25) Grądowy

4

 * 1) Gullinbursti
 * 2) Gunilla
 * 3) Gunnarr
 * 4) Gunnr
 * 5) Gunter
 * 6) Guðmundr
 * 7) Gypaetus
 * 8) Halonen
 * 9) Hamlet
 * 10) Hamster
 * 11) Hanyu Pinyin
 * 12) Heba
 * 13) Helena
 * 14) Helgi
 * 15) Helmer
 * 16) Helvig
 * 17) Henrietta
 * 18) Hieraaetus
 * 19) Hildegard
 * 20) Hildericus
 * 21) Hjǫrdís
 * 22) Hlér
 * 23) Holger
 * 24) Honigjäger
 * 25) Hreiðunn

5

 * 1) Hrólfr
 * 2) Huaqiao
 * 3) Huaxi
 * 4) Huginn
 * 5) Hyperborea
 * 6) IJslander
 * 7) IJslands
 * 8) Ictinaetus
 * 9) Ingiríðr
 * 10) Insasse
 * 11) Isabella
 * 12) Issac
 * 13) Ivo
 * 14) Jade Emperor
 * 15) Jairo
 * 16) Jambus
 * 17) Jesu
 * 18) Josep
 * 19) Joseph
 * 20) Josephina
 * 21) Judah
 * 22) Kach
 * 23) Kekkonen
 * 24) Kinnunen
 * 25) Kobielus

6

 * 1) Kolon
 * 2) Kommission
 * 3) Komparativ
 * 4) Konjunktiv
 * 5) Konrad
 * 6) Konsument
 * 7) Kozieł
 * 8) Kragen
 * 9) Krümel
 * 10) Kręzel
 * 11) Kuder
 * 12) Kurpas
 * 13) Kyrgyzstan
 * 14) Lanzhou
 * 15) Larin
 * 16) Laubmoos
 * 17) Linda
 * 18) Lucia
 * 19) Lustspiel
 * 20) Macedonic
 * 21) Magnhild
 * 22) Malaya
 * 23) Manfred
 * 24) Maragondon
 * 25) Marcel

7

 * 1) Marcus
 * 2) Margareta
 * 3) Mariana
 * 4) Marita
 * 5) Martinus
 * 6) Matagorda County
 * 7) Matrix
 * 8) Mercator
 * 9) Mercia
 * 10) Mesembryanthemum
 * 11) Michaela
 * 12) Miettinen
 * 13) Moederdag
 * 14) Monsior
 * 15) Mosior
 * 16) Mosor
 * 17) Mosór
 * 18) Muninn
 * 19) Mąsior
 * 20) Naphtali
 * 21) Navidad
 * 22) Neuter
 * 23) Nibelung
 * 24) Nica
 * 25) Nichtsnutz

8

 * 1) Nidhogg
 * 2) Nihilist
 * 3) Nomas
 * 4) Numida
 * 5) Okkultismus
 * 6) Oosten
 * 7) Ormskirk
 * 8) Orpheus
 * 9) Osmanthus fragrans
 * 10) Osuch
 * 11) Pabian
 * 12) Pabijan
 * 13) Pabjan
 * 14) Panlilio
 * 15) Pasiphiku mama qucha
 * 16) Pax Americana
 * 17) Perfekt
 * 18) Petronella
 * 19) Philharmonie
 * 20) Phosphorus
 * 21) Pia
 * 22) Pimmel
 * 23) Pinellas County
 * 24) Plural
 * 25) Polyandria

9

 * 1) Primel
 * 2) Prosdocimus
 * 3) Prozessor
 * 4) Pubertät
 * 5) Pyrit
 * 6) Quantifizierung
 * 7) Quintinus
 * 8) Quisling
 * 9) Radius
 * 10) Ragnfríðr
 * 11) Ragnhildr
 * 12) Reinhold
 * 13) Ricardo
 * 14) Rogelio
 * 15) Roletus
 * 16) Rollo
 * 17) Rotifera
 * 18) Rubicon
 * 19) Räisänen
 * 20) Räsänen
 * 21) Saite
 * 22) San Salvador Island
 * 23) Sapota
 * 24) Schaukel
 * 25) Scheune

10

 * 1) Schur
 * 2) Schwyz
 * 3) Seraph
 * 4) Serapis
 * 5) Shavius
 * 6) Sheffield
 * 7) Sheriff
 * 8) Shui Xian
 * 9) Sibelius
 * 10) Sigfrid
 * 11) Sigríðr
 * 12) Simeon
 * 13) Simona
 * 14) Simplex
 * 15) Sperber
 * 16) Stammherzogtum
 * 17) Stempa
 * 18) Storm
 * 19) Stramin
 * 20) Stępa
 * 21) Sudół
 * 22) Sunniva
 * 23) Syntax
 * 24) Szeloch
 * 25) Szwec

11

 * 1) Szwech
 * 2) Szwiec
 * 3) Tachometer
 * 4) Tage
 * 5) Teubnerus
 * 6) Thriambus
 * 7) Tiburon
 * 8) Toivanen
 * 9) Ton
 * 10) Torłop
 * 11) Toxotai
 * 12) Transsubstantiation
 * 13) Trigonometrie
 * 14) Trojan
 * 15) Tērp
 * 16) Ukránia
 * 17) Ulqin
 * 18) Ulrika
 * 19) Uncia uncia
 * 20) Uno
 * 21) Uryga
 * 22) Vaderdag
 * 23) Verbum
 * 24) Veronica
 * 25) Viadukt

12

 * 1) Viia
 * 2) Vikar
 * 3) Virus
 * 4) Vágur
 * 5) Väisänen
 * 6) Végarðr
 * 7) Ward
 * 8) Wałęsa
 * 9) Wenceslaus
 * 10) Werner
 * 11) Weston-super-Mare
 * 12) Wielgos
 * 13) Wielgosz
 * 14) Wielgus
 * 15) Wnęk
 * 16) Woodley
 * 17) Xylokastro
 * 18) Yanornis
 * 19) Yehudim
 * 20) Yi Jing
 * 21) Zdeb
 * 22) Zdebel
 * 23) Zebulun
 * 24) Zilpah
 * 25) Zwarte Woud

13

 * 1) Zwarte Zee
 * 2) Zygaena
 * 3) ablutophilia
 * 4) absit invidia
 * 5) acaro
 * 6) acerata
 * 7) acerb
 * 8) acescent
 * 9) acuminite
 * 10) ad astra
 * 11) additament
 * 12) adducent
 * 13) adductor
 * 14) adelaar
 * 15) adnoun
 * 16) aenigmatite
 * 17) afforestation
 * 18) afsked
 * 19) agnoiology
 * 20) agnuni
 * 21) agostic
 * 22) ailönj
 * 23) akkefietje
 * 24) alcaic
 * 25) alento

14

 * 1) alkansya
 * 2) alpha
 * 3) alpin
 * 4) amper
 * 5) amphibologia
 * 6) anaphalantiasis
 * 7) anatomical
 * 8) ancillula
 * 9) andè
 * 10) anfractuosity
 * 11) anguine
 * 12) anomal
 * 13) aphelion
 * 14) aphelium
 * 15) aphemia
 * 16) apico-
 * 17) apophysis
 * 18) aporose
 * 19) appelsiini
 * 20) aprosopia
 * 21) arabilis
 * 22) arboreous
 * 23) archimime
 * 24) architectus

15

 * 1) arcus senilis
 * 2) arefaction
 * 3) arkaisere
 * 4) arrumar
 * 5) arytenoid
 * 6) ascenseur
 * 7) assaratum
 * 8) asszony
 * 9) astat
 * 10) astute
 * 11) ataraksia
 * 12) atarakti
 * 13) atelier
 * 14) atestiguar
 * 15) aucht
 * 16) avunculate
 * 17) axexar
 * 18) ayns
 * 19) ayuntar
 * 20) azeri
 * 21) aš
 * 22) baccalaureus
 * 23) badulaque
 * 24) bajular
 * 25) banhu

16

 * 1) barranca
 * 2) barrio
 * 3) barsil
 * 4) basati
 * 5) batman
 * 6) beadhouse
 * 7) bedelaar
 * 8) bedriegster
 * 9) beed
 * 10) beenvis
 * 11) begrafenisondernemer
 * 12) behad
 * 13) behemoth
 * 14) bekan
 * 15) belwen
 * 16) beso negro
 * 17) beth
 * 18) bezel
 * 19) bichle
 * 20) bigos
 * 21) blepharospasm
 * 22) blodyn
 * 23) blootgat
 * 24) blootvoets
 * 25) boerenknecht

17

 * 1) borborygmi
 * 2) boterbloem
 * 3) bouwvak
 * 4) bowk
 * 5) brig
 * 6) brulloft
 * 7) byrlaw
 * 8) báðar
 * 9) bæði
 * 10) cabaza
 * 11) cacoepistic
 * 12) camerlingue
 * 13) caneca
 * 14) canicola
 * 15) caple
 * 16) cariage
 * 17) catatonia
 * 18) cebador
 * 19) chiave
 * 20) chiliagon
 * 21) chom
 * 22) chorus
 * 23) chromatid
 * 24) circumfluent
 * 25) circumvallate

18

 * 1) citer
 * 2) ciurma
 * 3) cliathaire
 * 4) cochleariform
 * 5) colligation
 * 6) coloquio
 * 7) comicio
 * 8) commemorate
 * 9) comminate
 * 10) compage
 * 11) conoscopy
 * 12) consentaneus
 * 13) constitute
 * 14) conteúdo
 * 15) contrapuntal
 * 16) contíguo
 * 17) convulsion
 * 18) cordate
 * 19) corpus allatum
 * 20) coterie
 * 21) covil
 * 22) cratera
 * 23) creatine
 * 24) cretic
 * 25) crome

19

 * 1) cubrecama
 * 2) cuk
 * 3) cunicular
 * 4) dacryohemorrhea
 * 5) dai
 * 6) dankbaarheid
 * 7) dankloos
 * 8) dankwoord
 * 9) dar-
 * 10) dashond
 * 11) de repente
 * 12) deave
 * 13) decakis-
 * 14) decepción
 * 15) deegroller
 * 16) deelwoord
 * 17) deksels
 * 18) delfino
 * 19) denn
 * 20) dentiloquist
 * 21) denuntio
 * 22) depascent
 * 23) derdh
 * 24) desto
 * 25) devassar

20

 * 1) dialogic
 * 2) diaphoretic
 * 3) dicastery
 * 4) dicrotism
 * 5) diel
 * 6) dijo
 * 7) dimei
 * 8) dioecy
 * 9) dioicus
 * 10) dioptric
 * 11) diorthosis
 * 12) diru
 * 13) disclude
 * 14) discommodate
 * 15) dishtë
 * 16) dismiss
 * 17) dissemble
 * 18) diuturnity
 * 19) divertire
 * 20) djathtë
 * 21) dominus vobiscum
 * 22) donec
 * 23) donnola
 * 24) dontopedalogy
 * 25) drainke

21

 * 1) drame
 * 2) drapa
 * 3) drinke
 * 4) drovy
 * 5) ducenarius
 * 6) duceni
 * 7) duplicity
 * 8) dysmorphophilia
 * 9) dziewczyna
 * 10) dziwka
 * 11) däi
 * 12) eac
 * 13) echopraxia
 * 14) ecotope
 * 15) eens Daags
 * 16) eetappel
 * 17) eetlust
 * 18) effe
 * 19) eilun
 * 20) eke
 * 21) elaboratore
 * 22) emblic
 * 23) emmetropia
 * 24) endeldarm
 * 25) enkelvoudig

22

 * 1) enteric
 * 2) eofor
 * 3) epimyth
 * 4) ereloon
 * 5) ergeben
 * 6) errado
 * 7) escarmentar
 * 8) esemplastic
 * 9) et-tecken
 * 10) etsi
 * 11) etã
 * 12) evitare
 * 13) exaggeration
 * 14) excogitate
 * 15) exility
 * 16) experient
 * 17) expilator
 * 18) expressio unius est exclusio alterius
 * 19) exsuccous
 * 20) facínora
 * 21) faggio
 * 22) falcato
 * 23) fantasia
 * 24) farsang
 * 25) fascicle

23

 * 1) fask
 * 2) fauch
 * 3) fejlett
 * 4) ferskur
 * 5) fial
 * 6) fianadi
 * 7) fjöldi
 * 8) fleischmanni
 * 9) flit
 * 10) flocculate
 * 11) forfeit
 * 12) foro
 * 13) fortunato
 * 14) foryeild
 * 15) frazzle
 * 16) frinj
 * 17) froise
 * 18) frontespis
 * 19) frágil
 * 20) frün
 * 21) fu
 * 22) fugit
 * 23) fugo
 * 24) fullborda
 * 25) fungl

24

 * 1) fága
 * 2) fälj
 * 3) fètid
 * 4) fötj
 * 5) fûl
 * 6) füünj
 * 7) garbar
 * 8) garret
 * 9) gebieder
 * 10) gec
 * 11) gedaagde
 * 12) gemellology
 * 13) geminology
 * 14) genadeloos
 * 15) geniture
 * 16) gentio
 * 17) gezond
 * 18) gieter
 * 19) gilding
 * 20) giron
 * 21) gjuaj
 * 22) gjuhë
 * 23) gladial
 * 24) gladship
 * 25) glazenier

25

 * 1) gloed
 * 2) glycogeen
 * 3) glædmann
 * 4) goedlachs
 * 5) goety
 * 6) gojë
 * 7) golık
 * 8) goo
 * 9) gravir
 * 10) grenadillo
 * 11) grijzig
 * 12) grootbrengen
 * 13) grootvorst
 * 14) guenchir
 * 15) guerpir
 * 16) gynecologist
 * 17) gynecomastia
 * 18) gyümölcs
 * 19) gümüş
 * 20) haarstuk
 * 21) habiliment
 * 22) hacia
 * 23) had
 * 24) haemal
 * 25) hakkima

26

 * 1) halerz
 * 2) handzsár
 * 3) hapsis
 * 4) haptotaxis
 * 5) haspaaya
 * 6) hawong
 * 7) hedning
 * 8) heiser
 * 9) heittää
 * 10) heldendaad
 * 11) heldendicht
 * 12) hellegebroed
 * 13) hemul
 * 14) heptakis-
 * 15) hernandulcin
 * 16) hersir
 * 17) hieman
 * 18) him
 * 19) hirundine
 * 20) hobbler
 * 21) hohl
 * 22) holk
 * 23) holt
 * 24) homesickness
 * 25) hominization

27

 * 1) hong bao
 * 2) hood
 * 3) hooiberg
 * 4) hoornblazer
 * 5) hoosegow
 * 6) hospitation
 * 7) hostage
 * 8) houille
 * 9) howm
 * 10) hucusque
 * 11) huic
 * 12) humation
 * 13) hybrida
 * 14) hydropical
 * 15) hydrops
 * 16) hypnose
 * 17) hypocrisis
 * 18) hypophysis
 * 19) häiritä
 * 20) hêz
 * 21) hödj
 * 22) höfuð
 * 23) hölgy
 * 24) hönj
 * 25) hün

28

 * 1) hüs
 * 2) ichnotaxon
 * 3) idoneo
 * 4) ignaro
 * 5) igniferous
 * 6) igða
 * 7) iir
 * 8) imbécil
 * 9) impaction
 * 10) impennous
 * 11) imperatorius
 * 12) implicans
 * 13) impo
 * 14) impressione
 * 15) impéritie
 * 16) incremable
 * 17) inde
 * 18) influent
 * 19) inggo
 * 20) inmortal
 * 21) inspector
 * 22) insurance
 * 23) intendent
 * 24) interdit
 * 25) intestinus

29

 * 1) intus
 * 2) involucrum
 * 3) istorya
 * 4) izaayo
 * 5) jildi
 * 6) jongens
 * 7) jordkula
 * 8) joss pidgin man
 * 9) juar
 * 10) judiego
 * 11) jugate
 * 12) kaalgat
 * 13) kaat
 * 14) kabak
 * 15) kalya
 * 16) kaupunki
 * 17) kaķis
 * 18) kelm
 * 19) keriorrhea
 * 20) kernkabinet
 * 21) kits
 * 22) klamber
 * 23) klastisch
 * 24) klokhuis
 * 25) klooi

30

 * 1) kodak
 * 2) kogel
 * 3) konseal
 * 4) kraakbeenvis
 * 5) krediñ
 * 6) kruisridder
 * 7) krêft
 * 8) kulmen
 * 9) kunduz
 * 10) kuwekong
 * 11) kwab
 * 12) käärid
 * 13) köning
 * 14) küün
 * 15) laboratoire
 * 16) lachrymatory
 * 17) lacio
 * 18) laje
 * 19) lakao
 * 20) lamia
 * 21) landen
 * 22) langgotse
 * 23) lantern
 * 24) laojiao
 * 25) lapide

31

 * 1) lariat
 * 2) lastay
 * 3) latinskoamerický
 * 4) latok
 * 5) laudative
 * 6) learaar
 * 7) ledning
 * 8) leenverhef
 * 9) leerjongen
 * 10) lemniskatisch
 * 11) leniate
 * 12) leppy
 * 13) leucophanite
 * 14) libanomancy
 * 15) libérrimo
 * 16) libër
 * 17) lign-
 * 18) lijkwagen
 * 19) lilja
 * 20) liminal
 * 21) linguïst
 * 22) linoleic
 * 23) lipya
 * 24) loanland
 * 25) lordura

32

 * 1) ludra
 * 2) lugi
 * 3) lunken
 * 4) lunti
 * 5) lutto
 * 6) lyžica
 * 7) lábil
 * 8) lägel
 * 9) lähinnä
 * 10) låga
 * 11) lì xì
 * 12) lönj
 * 13) maanoog
 * 14) maanzaad
 * 15) magellanicus
 * 16) magnorder
 * 17) maior et sanior pars
 * 18) majofa
 * 19) mak
 * 20) maledictology
 * 21) mangkok
 * 22) manig-
 * 23) manitou
 * 24) marfil
 * 25) maricaana

33

 * 1) mauwer
 * 2) mavrone
 * 3) mbush
 * 4) melkmuil
 * 5) meraviglia
 * 6) mesencéfalo
 * 7) mestengo
 * 8) mestkever
 * 9) middei
 * 10) mila
 * 11) mime
 * 12) minusválido
 * 13) mirabile
 * 14) mirorder
 * 15) missier
 * 16) mizë
 * 17) mocosuena
 * 18) moebles
 * 19) monepic
 * 20) monophysitism
 * 21) morsen
 * 22) muaj
 * 23) muesli
 * 24) muestra
 * 25) muilezel

34

 * 1) multangulus
 * 2) museophile
 * 3) musion
 * 4) mussitation
 * 5) muun
 * 6) muzsikus
 * 7) myologic
 * 8) mëkat
 * 9) mësoj
 * 10) müs
 * 11) müts
 * 12) nagras
 * 13) naleven
 * 14) nalever
 * 15) nascence
 * 16) naski
 * 17) naupathia
 * 18) nauseous
 * 19) naze
 * 20) negotiate
 * 21) nemmìcculo
 * 22) nemorous
 * 23) nescio
 * 24) ngushëlloj
 * 25) nidulans

35

 * 1) night-rail
 * 2) niski
 * 3) njeri
 * 4) një
 * 5) nokon
 * 6) nonageni
 * 7) nongeni
 * 8) nonius
 * 9) noome
 * 10) nuchter
 * 11) number
 * 12) nuohturn
 * 13) nxë
 * 14) objuration
 * 15) obstetrik
 * 16) oclus
 * 17) octingeni
 * 18) octogeni
 * 19) odak
 * 20) ohtënj
 * 21) ohver
 * 22) oleo
 * 23) olfactible
 * 24) omophagia
 * 25) ontogenia

36

 * 1) opinii
 * 2) opinio juris sive necessitatis
 * 3) orant
 * 4) ordentlig
 * 5) ordinance
 * 6) oreibasia
 * 7) orilla
 * 8) orkaani
 * 9) orthographia
 * 10) ouderloos
 * 11) paap
 * 12) pacable
 * 13) paciente
 * 14) padpo
 * 15) pakapoo
 * 16) palliard
 * 17) palliation
 * 18) palpitate
 * 19) panchreston
 * 20) paniculata
 * 21) pantheistical
 * 22) papa-
 * 23) papak
 * 24) paragraphus
 * 25) parallel

37

 * 1) parapherna
 * 2) patriark
 * 3) pavio
 * 4) paznokieć
 * 5) pedication
 * 6) peirastic
 * 7) pejibaye
 * 8) pembû
 * 9) peme
 * 10) penitencia
 * 11) pentaculum
 * 12) penthos
 * 13) peregrinidad
 * 14) perizoma
 * 15) perspectief
 * 16) pertinency
 * 17) pesë
 * 18) philography
 * 19) phylarch
 * 20) piemel
 * 21) pignero
 * 22) pilch
 * 23) pilt
 * 24) pingkaw
 * 25) pingkit

38

 * 1) pinguid
 * 2) pintura
 * 3) pinyin
 * 4) pira
 * 5) pisaw
 * 6) pishogue
 * 7) pizzocchero
 * 8) piña colada
 * 9) placation
 * 10) platyphylle
 * 11) pleegzorg
 * 12) ploegman
 * 13) ploegos
 * 14) pollical
 * 15) pollicate
 * 16) polon
 * 17) polycythemia vera
 * 18) polyonymous
 * 19) pomatum
 * 20) pomm
 * 21) popanum
 * 22) potkan
 * 23) prat
 * 24) pratatief
 * 25) predikan

39

 * 1) preterir
 * 2) priapus
 * 3) primigenial
 * 4) probo
 * 5) profluence
 * 6) proibire
 * 7) pronks
 * 8) propalare
 * 9) propra
 * 10) prosphora
 * 11) prostration
 * 12) prurition
 * 13) pterin
 * 14) puissant
 * 15) puénting
 * 16) pöber
 * 17) qen
 * 18) qoftë
 * 19) quadrageni
 * 20) quadratrix
 * 21) quadringeni
 * 22) quaj
 * 23) quattuordecillion
 * 24) quia
 * 25) quiiz

40

 * 1) quingeni
 * 2) quinquageni
 * 3) quotus
 * 4) rance
 * 5) rancid
 * 6) randgeval
 * 7) reageren
 * 8) rechten
 * 9) recitativ
 * 10) reflexiv
 * 11) refutable
 * 12) regenachtig
 * 13) registrator
 * 14) rencounter
 * 15) reputtaa
 * 16) reukwerk
 * 17) reukwerkbrander
 * 18) rhytidome
 * 19) riga
 * 20) rijke
 * 21) rivendere
 * 22) riþ
 * 23) roborative
 * 24) roeiboot
 * 25) rosë

41

 * 1) rote
 * 2) rotu
 * 3) rubicund
 * 4) ruimtetuig
 * 5) rusag
 * 6) rustico
 * 7) ryssja
 * 8) rüm
 * 9) saalt
 * 10) sacerdote
 * 11) saciccio
 * 12) sagittary
 * 13) salita
 * 14) salutogenic
 * 15) sambuq
 * 16) sampan
 * 17) samsam
 * 18) samyo
 * 19) sanatsiya
 * 20) sanctiloquent
 * 21) sandalye
 * 22) sandiver
 * 23) sando
 * 24) sangko
 * 25) sanguinivorous

42

 * 1) sank
 * 2) sanktsiya
 * 3) sannerligen
 * 4) saponaceous
 * 5) sapota
 * 6) saster
 * 7) sat
 * 8) satisfecho
 * 9) savant
 * 10) sbintari
 * 11) scharesliep
 * 12) schatrijk
 * 13) scherprechter
 * 14) schokken
 * 15) scholekster
 * 16) schoothond
 * 17) schootkind
 * 18) scortatory
 * 19) seclusie
 * 20) secum
 * 21) sedermera
 * 22) sedurre
 * 23) segregatsiya
 * 24) sejorner
 * 25) sekatör

43

 * 1) sekretsiya
 * 2) sekta
 * 3) sektsiya
 * 4) semantika
 * 5) seminariya
 * 6) sensate
 * 7) sensibilité
 * 8) septingeni
 * 9) septuageni
 * 10) sesceni
 * 11) sestra
 * 12) sexageni
 * 13) shtazë
 * 14) sia
 * 15) sigillography
 * 16) siik
 * 17) sija
 * 18) sikwan
 * 19) silenzio
 * 20) silke
 * 21) singki
 * 22) singsing
 * 23) siredon
 * 24) sisak
 * 25) skat

44

 * 1) skri
 * 2) skriiw
 * 3) skämt
 * 4) skörlevnad
 * 5) skør
 * 6) slangengift
 * 7) sluggardy
 * 8) slån
 * 9) slåtter
 * 10) snaar
 * 11) snä
 * 12) sodale
 * 13) sorg
 * 14) spectator
 * 15) sphaigne
 * 16) spherical
 * 17) spilikin
 * 18) sprack
 * 19) stamhoofd
 * 20) standenvergadering
 * 21) statua
 * 22) steatorrhea
 * 23) steed
 * 24) stokstijf
 * 25) stommerd

45

 * 1) stoomschip
 * 2) stouth
 * 3) strigo
 * 4) struat
 * 5) stuntel
 * 6) suam
 * 7) suang
 * 8) submerse
 * 9) subumber
 * 10) sufflate
 * 11) suhkur
 * 12) suki
 * 13) sulyaw
 * 14) sumir
 * 15) summitto
 * 16) superflux
 * 17) supplicant
 * 18) sure
 * 19) swier
 * 20) swire
 * 21) syl-
 * 22) syn
 * 23) söster
 * 24) taarep
 * 25) tabid

46

 * 1) talkkuna
 * 2) tambora
 * 3) tandis
 * 4) tanglaw
 * 5) tantsima
 * 6) tardor
 * 7) taumaturgia
 * 8) tecum
 * 9) tegengift
 * 10) tegenploeg
 * 11) tekenaap
 * 12) tekken
 * 13) telt
 * 14) temblor
 * 15) tensity
 * 16) tenuity
 * 17) teratology
 * 18) terme
 * 19) territorium
 * 20) teru
 * 21) testo
 * 22) testy
 * 23) teweegbrengen
 * 24) theistical
 * 25) theists

47

 * 1) thematize
 * 2) thenar
 * 3) thieve
 * 4) tiatru
 * 5) tiik
 * 6) tintinnabulate
 * 7) tipografo
 * 8) toarst
 * 9) tochtgenoot
 * 10) toestemmen
 * 11) tolerable
 * 12) toonbeeld
 * 13) tooro
 * 14) torquated
 * 15) tosquiar
 * 16) traba
 * 17) través
 * 18) treceni
 * 19) trekdier
 * 20) triceni
 * 21) tripudium
 * 22) träta
 * 23) turbot
 * 24) tus
 * 25) tweevoets

48

 * 1) tympano-
 * 2) ufan
 * 3) ulle
 * 4) ulli
 * 5) ullus
 * 6) ultro
 * 7) undertiden
 * 8) unigénito
 * 9) universo
 * 10) upphov
 * 11) urogomphus
 * 12) urìggina
 * 13) utan-
 * 14) utile
 * 15) uto
 * 16) uurd
 * 17) vaba
 * 18) vaderloos
 * 19) vaillant
 * 20) vakwerk
 * 21) valling
 * 22) van
 * 23) variorum
 * 24) vascuence
 * 25) vato

49

 * 1) veclus
 * 2) veg
 * 3) vegeo
 * 4) verbéna
 * 5) verguizen
 * 6) vermenigvuldigen
 * 7) vesania
 * 8) veulendragend
 * 9) vigeni
 * 10) vij
 * 11) vindicta
 * 12) vinolent
 * 13) virgular
 * 14) virtuous
 * 15) vis viva
 * 16) vobekët
 * 17) vogeldrager
 * 18) vogelspin
 * 19) vonszol
 * 20) voorteken
 * 21) voorvaderlijk
 * 22) vorarephilia
 * 23) vovó
 * 24) vulcanu
 * 25) vulgar

50

 * 1) vulnerabel
 * 2) vurcanu
 * 3) vuurvast
 * 4) värv
 * 5) völgy
 * 6) vǫlva
 * 7) waane
 * 8) wag
 * 9) wargus
 * 10) waso
 * 11) wassern
 * 12) watervogel
 * 13) weeder
 * 14) weekloon
 * 15) wei ch'i
 * 16) weißglühend
 * 17) werkdier
 * 18) werveldier
 * 19) wetgever
 * 20) wic
 * 21) wilweorthunga
 * 22) winj
 * 23) wivre
 * 24) wååder
 * 25) wölven

51

 * 1) xanthigerus
 * 2) xiexie
 * 3) xun
 * 4) yaawḻo
 * 5) yakamoz
 * 6) yellow wine
 * 7) yerba buena
 * 8) ylde
 * 9) yorgan
 * 10) yulan
 * 11) zaratite
 * 12) zarpar
 * 13) zeedier
 * 14) zeepappel
 * 15) zeepbes
 * 16) zeepnoot
 * 17) zeilschip
 * 18) zepto-
 * 19) zgjedh
 * 20) zgledh
 * 21) zoetwatervis
 * 22) zonnebril
 * 23) zorgenkind
 * 24) zwartmaken
 * 25) Ásatrú

52

 * 1) Þorgeirr
 * 2) Þorný
 * 3) Þórir
 * 4) à toute allure
 * 5) ágata
 * 6) årtisse
 * 7) ædility
 * 8) ænkia
 * 9) én
 * 10) étau
 * 11) óptimo
 * 12) þanon
 * 13) þig
 * 14) Łabuz
 * 15) Łoboz
 * 16) Καλπουρνία
 * 17) Παυλῖνος
 * 18) Συλβέστρος
 * 19) αρνούμαι
 * 20) αρραβώνας
 * 21) δέκτης
 * 22) ετυμολογία
 * 23) ζιγγίβερις
 * 24) θνητός
 * 25) κατάληξη

53

 * 1) κεκλεισμένος
 * 2) νερομάνα
 * 3) παραλία
 * 4) σήσαμον
 * 5) χαρίζομαι
 * 6) Алексей
 * 7) Ковалёв
 * 8) аалз
 * 9) альбаака
 * 10) ама
 * 11) аргентум
 * 12) вера
 * 13) виҫҫӗ
 * 14) вторник
 * 15) вуннӑ
 * 16) гоголь
 * 17) гуманизм
 * 18) журавель
 * 19) журавль
 * 20) златоуст
 * 21) иккӗ
 * 22) илтгэх
 * 23) капка
 * 24) ковбаса
 * 25) копейка

54

 * 1) кукла
 * 2) кӗлте
 * 3) люд
 * 4) нийтгэх
 * 5) норов
 * 6) обитать
 * 7) орфограмма
 * 8) пиньинь
 * 9) пинјин
 * 10) пӗрре
 * 11) саккӑр
 * 12) сомот
 * 13) тӗтӗм
 * 14) уй
 * 15) улттӑ
 * 16) ут
 * 17) харесам
 * 18) хӏорам
 * 19) хӗн
 * 20) цигун
 * 21) чиряз
 * 22) җыр
 * 23) ҫиччӗ
 * 24) ҫуртa
 * 25) үсү

55

 * 1) Աշխէն
 * 2) Արամայիս
 * 3) աշխէտ
 * 4) առասան
 * 5) ասպակ
 * 6) ասպահապետ
 * 7) ասպարապետ
 * 8) արոյր
 * 9) արտախոյր
 * 10) բահուանդ
 * 11) դաբիր
 * 12) նժոյգ
 * 13) אין עשן בלי אש
 * 14) ונוס
 * 15) סמטה
 * 16) الگ
 * 17) الگ الگ
 * 18) انگاشتن
 * 19) بهرام
 * 20) رس
 * 21) سطل
 * 22) پمه
 * 23) پنبه
 * 24) پیار
 * 25) ڈاڑم

56

 * 1) ܐܘܙܢܐ
 * 2) ܐܨܪܐ
 * 3) ܙܪܕܐ
 * 4) ܚܫܡܝܬܐ
 * 5) ܦܬܓܡܐ
 * 6) ܫܝܫܬܐ
 * 7) डील
 * 8) सेंकना
 * 9) গাঁজা
 * 10) তিন
 * 11) ਵੱਲ
 * 12) દાડમ
 * 13) ಹಲಸು
 * 14) ฉาง
 * 15) ศึก
 * 16) გომი
 * 17) ოსმალეთი
 * 18) Ⰴ
 * 19) ⰴ
 * 20) 不
 * 21) 中都
 * 22) 二里崗
 * 23) 二里頭
 * 24) 侏儒
 * 25) 北方玄武

57

 * 1) 午日
 * 2) 吳縣
 * 3) 大內
 * 4) 桂花酒
 * 5) 桂花陳酒
 * 6) 楚國
 * 7) 沅江
 * 8) 混沌
 * 9) 漢口
 * 10) 燕國
 * 11) 父
 * 12) 犬丘
 * 13) 玉容
 * 14) 禮縣
 * 15) 秦州
 * 16) 簡体字
 * 17) 繁体字
 * 18) 肉桂
 * 19) 蓬山
 * 20) 蓬萊山
 * 21) 蝴蝶
 * 22) 西垂
 * 23) 西湖
 * 24) 西漢水
 * 25) 貴港

58

 * 1) 鄂城
 * 2) 野性
 * 3) 金水
 * 4) 陳酒
 * 5) 隴西
 * 6) 雄黃
 * 7) 青團
 * 8) 鳳凰城
 * 9) 齊國
 * 10) 가운데
 * 11) 과일
 * 12) 문명
 * 13) 소나기
 * 14) 애초
 * 15) 흐지부지
 * 16) 𐎠𐎼𐎷𐎡𐎴
 * 17) 𐭌𐭕𐭓𐭃𐭕
 * 18) 𐭎𐭐𐭍𐭃𐭕
 * 19) 𐭱𐭲𐭥𐭩


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cris-

Usage notes

 * Used before vowels.

title: cris-


text:
catty-mount

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  catamount

title: catty-mount


text:
oversjøisk

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) overseas

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) overseas

title: oversjøisk


text:
grantmaker

Noun

 * 1)  One who decides how to allocate grants.

title: grantmaker


text: grantmakers

title: grantmakers


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Talk:peakling

peaky
Is this really not etymologically related to peaky? Equinox ◑ 17:53, 25 January 2015 (UTC)

 * Sources suggest so. I have changed the ety from the puny/weakly one that was there before. Equinox ◑ 22:38, 15 August 2017 (UTC)

title: Talk:peakling


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kutsinta

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A red or yellow steamed rice cake with a chewy, jelly-like consistency, popular in the Philippines.

title: kutsinta


text: kutchinta

title: kutchinta


text: cuchinta

title: cuchinta


text: catty-mounts

title: catty-mounts


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title: Category:nrf:Languages


text: Category:nrf:People

title: Category:nrf:People


text: bestranges

title: bestranges


text:
endblown

Alternative forms

 * end-blown

Adjective

 * 1)  Played by directing an airstream against the edge of the upper end of a tube.
 * an endblown flute

title: endblown


text: oversjøiske

title: oversjøiske


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thereminvox

Noun

 * 1) theremin

title: thereminvox


text:
termenvox

Noun

 * 1) theremin

Etymology
.

Noun

 * , theremin

title: termenvox


text: thereminvoxes

title: thereminvoxes


text: termenvoxes

title: termenvoxes


text:
nāvā

Etymology
, . Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) ship, boat

title: nāvā


text:
overfire

Etymology
From.

Pronunciation

 * Adjective:
 * Verb:
 * Verb:
 * Verb:

Adjective

 * 1) Of a boiler, furnace, or other heating device: relating to components or other things that are located above the fire.

Verb

 * 1)  To create too large a fire in a fireplace, furnace, firebox, etc.
 * 2)  To fire at a high (or excessively high) temperature.
 * 3)  Of a cell or group of cells: to fire excessively.
 * 1)  To fire at a high (or excessively high) temperature.
 * 2)  Of a cell or group of cells: to fire excessively.
 * 1)  To fire at a high (or excessively high) temperature.
 * 2)  Of a cell or group of cells: to fire excessively.
 * 1)  Of a cell or group of cells: to fire excessively.
 * 1)  Of a cell or group of cells: to fire excessively.
 * 1)  Of a cell or group of cells: to fire excessively.
 * 1)  Of a cell or group of cells: to fire excessively.

title: overfire


text:
sādhu

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) good, virtuous

Noun

 * 1) sadhu: a holy man, saint, sage, seer.

Adjective

 * 1) well

title: sādhu


text:
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Jehan Lagadeuc, Catholicon', Jehan Calvez, 1499,

title: Template:R:CATH


text:
kemener

Etymology
With agentive suffix derived from, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) tailor.

title: kemener


text: overfires

title: overfires


text: overfiring

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text: Category:nrf:Calendar

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text: Category:nrf:Timekeeping

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text:
Category talk:Questions about entries

RFDO discussion: December 2014–January 2015
Subcategories:
 * Category:Questions about German entries
 * Category:Questions about Dutch entries
 * Category:Questions about Japanese entries
 * Category:Questions about Arabic entries
 * Category:Questions about Vietnamese entries
 * Category:Questions about Old French entries
 * Category:Questions about English entries
 * Category:Questions about Cantonese entries
 * Category:Questions about Mandarin entries
 * Category:Questions about French entries

What is this for? — Keφr 22:28, 14 December 2014 (UTC)
 * Too bad User:Mglovesfun hasn't been around lately. Perhaps you could e-mail him. DCDuring TALK 22:43, 14 December 2014 (UTC)
 * He's still around, he just goes by the name Renard Migrant nowadays. —Aɴɢʀ (talk) 22:50, 14 December 2014 (UTC)
 * What?! Sockpuppetry?! Are you sure he wanted to be outed? DCDuring TALK 23:47, 14 December 2014 (UTC)
 * It's not sockpuppetry because he's not using both accounts simultaneously to appear to be two people. And, otherwise I wouldn't have known since I'm not a checkuser. —Aɴɢʀ (talk) 23:54, 14 December 2014 (UTC)
 * Hmmmm. DCDuring TALK 01:38, 15 December 2014 (UTC)
 * For some reason I missed that post. But it was not that difficult to discover on your own, he never really got out of his way to hide it. Do you know an interesting anagram of "Renard Migrant"? — Keφr 08:50, 15 December 2014 (UTC)
 * RM's knowledge-about/participation-in Wiktionary forums was enough to raise suspicion. The timing of commencement of editing and the edit pattern (languages, etc) were conclusive. I had been trying to bait an explicit self-outing, but missed them until the recent claim/admission of authorship of a vote concerning inflected forms. DCDuring TALK 13:19, 15 December 2014 (UTC)
 * Seriously guys, how obvious could it be? I'm working my way though User:Mglovesfun/to do/Middle French for crying out loud. Um I seem to think the idea was an alternative to Category: entries needing attention for reader's questions. I didn't come up with the idea, it existed for Mandarin first via the template . I have no attachment to these; I suppose Information desk is a better venue. Though I don't feel strongly enough about it to say 'delete'. Renard Migrant (talk) 18:31, 15 December 2014 (UTC)
 * My uncertainty fell short of needing to check your user contributions. Incidental information alone sufficed. In any event it was fun to try to bait you a bit in the course of discussions. DCDuring TALK 20:25, 15 December 2014 (UTC)

Verdict? — Keφr 15:45, 12 January 2015 (UTC)
 * Verdict? Kept. Nobody provided any rationale to delete. Pur ple back pack 89   15:50, 12 January 2015 (UTC)

Discussion reopened by User:Kephir.
 * Delete, there is no reason to keep empty categories if there are no immediate plans to put something in them. —CodeCat 16:20, 12 January 2015 (UTC)
 * This is the type of category that should be kept on the off chance somebody uses them. It's not like a entries-only category; it's more like an articles-tagged-for-quick-deletion category.  Keep Pur ple back pack 89   17:17, 12 January 2015 (UTC)
 * That reasoning can't be considered valid, because it can be used to keep anything. You need to give a proper reason. —CodeCat 17:18, 12 January 2015 (UTC)
 * Not really. It can really only be used for categories full of things that get taken out of the category upon resolution.  When your question is answered, you remove the category from the page. Pur ple back pack 89   17:24, 12 January 2015 (UTC)
 * That's true, but that only applies if there is a common practice to add entries to the category, and a common practice to remove them too. But there isn't either of those, at least given this discussion so far. So we can assume that these categories will never have anything added to them again. —CodeCat 17:26, 12 January 2015 (UTC)
 * Having help categories like these that no one monitors is worse than useless: it's deceptive, like leaving a road open to a bridge that's been demolished. People might waste their time adding them to entries, when they could have used . Chuck Entz (talk) 03:37, 13 January 2015 (UTC)
 * Delete as redundant to Tea Room. Evidently nobody is finding or using it anyway, since the categories are empty, whereas we do get questions about entries posted on other pages such as WT:FB and WT:TR. Equinox ◑ 18:45, 12 January 2015 (UTC)

 * Delete. From reading the category tops, it seems they were populated by, which is now redirected to via ; see also related RFM: Template_talk:attention --Dan Polansky (talk) 18:51, 12 January 2015 (UTC)
 * Delete per DanP and Equinox. DCDuring TALK 19:47, 12 January 2015 (UTC)

 * Aha! I think I held off on deleting these categories at the time I redirected the template (per the RFM Dan links to) because they were still full, due to the slowness with which the redirection propagated through the site, and I didn't want to delete them until I'd checked for and fixed any entries that had been placed into the categories manually. But it seems that there were no such entries, and IMO both the RFM discussion and the above discussion show a consensus that having two attention categories is bad, so I'm going to delete them now. - -sche (discuss) 02:18, 13 January 2015 (UTC)

Deleted, then. — Keφr 14:19, 13 January 2015 (UTC)

title: Category talk:Questions about entries


text:
Template talk:obsolete capitalization of

RFDO discussion: August 2014–January 2015
Delete. To me it seems a bit over the top to be creating separate entries for every noun that was once written with a capital letter. That would be almost every noun, wouldn't it? What's next -- separate entries for every term that was once spelled with the long "s"? -- · (talk) 18:18, 4 August 2014 (UTC)

 * I agree, and while we're at it, we need to delete Extenuation, the one page it's used on. —Aɴɢʀ (talk) 18:58, 4 August 2014 (UTC)

 * OK,
 * What about, on which I based the template?
 * has five supporting quotations, so, on what basis should it be deleted?
 * — I.S.M.E.T.A. 19:15, 4 August 2014 (UTC)

 * # See the difference between blood (which uses this template) and Blood.
 * # Because we don't by convention list English words with initial capital letters separately from English words without, except where they're always capitals, where the capitals makes a difference. There's no value in keeping Extenuation, when people can find it by extenuation just as easily, and a definite cost to keeping it, as it implies we should have at least ten thousand more entries for no value.--Prosfilaes (talk) 19:51, 4 August 2014 (UTC)

 * I agree with you regarding, so I wouldn't mind at all it that entry were deleted. Re , however, I believe it should be kept, because there will be cases analogous with the – case, except that the capitalising variability will no longer be current. One of those analogous cases, I think, is in its long-obsolete use to denote the proper noun which we would now spell  (see Citations:god). — I.S.M.E.T.A. 21:03, 4 August 2014 (UTC)

 * (after e/c) Extenuation and anything like it should be deleted per Prosfilaes and per longstanding practice; compare also Talk:The and the comments I made on Talk:euery. That might mean that this template has no legitimate uses and should be deleted, but I'm not sure. I notice the addition of a proper noun section using this template to god. The very same lack of standardization of Capitalization which led to Terms being made uppercase if they were Important also led to terms we would now capitalize (including e.g. personal- and place-names) sometimes being found in lowercase, and I don't think we should have entries like michael and germany. But perhaps god (lowercase) / God (honorific/proper-nounal uppercase) and lord (lowercase) / Lord (honorific/proper-nounal uppercase) / LORD (proper name, translation of the Tetragrammaton) are special cases in one way or another and should be kept even if we continue to delete entries like michael and germany. This requires more thought... - -sche (discuss) 21:20, 4 August 2014 (UTC)

 * I think Profilaes hinted at a salient point with "[t]here's no value in keeping Extenuation, when people can find it by extenuation just as easily". The system autoredirects to extant entries from searches for forms with the opposite capitalisation (e.g., if didn't exist, searching for Extenuation would automatically redirect the user to ); therefore, sense lines for  or  are only useful where both pages exist anyway. Does that make sense? — I.S.M.E.T.A. 22:01, 4 August 2014 (UTC)

 * Are you saying if someone finds three instances of Hand being capitalized in English, then we should add an English section to [[Hand]] and call it an "obsolete capitalization of "? That seems silly to me. —Aɴɢʀ (talk) 22:38, 4 August 2014 (UTC)

 * All pages like Hand should have headnotes pointing to hand. It's generally not a problem; it doesn't take much English to realize that pages are indexed under their lowercase forms. I think it was the Merriam-Webster's 3rd Unabridged that had one word listed as a capital--God--with the rest listed as lowercase with (usu. cap.) in the definition.--Prosfilaes (talk) 23:03, 4 August 2014 (UTC)

 * ...although, as someone (DCDuring or Angr?) commented elsewhere, it took them a while to learn that MW's "usu. cap." actually meant "always and invariably capitalized". Anyway, yes, pages like [[Hand]] should use, they shouldn't have "alternative/obsolete capitalization of" if the only reason for it would be instances of the capitalized Form in old Texts, or Honorific Capitalization (as in "the Holy Church"). Contrast aboriginal/native and Aboriginal/Native, where the capitalization generally imparts a semantic difference, even though it is (notably) not always followed (one can find instances of honorific "Native" where it does not mean "American Indian", and instances of "native" where it does). - -sche (discuss) 00:02, 5 August 2014 (UTC)

 * That was me. Always and invariably capitalized unless you're Archy the Cockroach. —Aɴɢʀ (talk) 08:36, 5 August 2014 (UTC)

 * I suppose, strictly speaking, that would follow, yes; however, as Prosfilaes notes, should do in cases where the only entries at the opposite capitalisation are for terms in other languages (except where  only links to Appendix:Variations of "string"). When there are entries at both capitalisation variants for terms in the same language, by contrast, noting alternative or obsolete capitalisation is more necessary, because otherwise it is quite likely for a user to assume that the sense is simply missing.
 * Please explain why you did this. (I'd like to hear a rationale, instead of just reverting you.)
 * — I.S.M.E.T.A. 15:41, 7 August 2014 (UTC)

 * Hello META -- Sorry, I thought I had explained adequately in the edit summary for that edit. The source of my disapproval with the edit was not that it assigned a Proper Noun POS to god:, but, rather, the edit's use of the "capitalization" template, which constituted the whole definition and which was not a correct definition. Although User:-sche thinks otherwise, I see no credible support anywhere (not in OneLook, the unabridged Random House, or the OED, or the citations at capitalisation) for using "capitalization" to refer to the act or result of writing a term in lowercase letters. Anyhow, I have now restored the Proper Noun POS for god:, avoiding the use of "capitalization". (In addition to my believing that the  template should be deleted, it also seems to me that a number of the usages of the  template are wrong (because they refer to lowercase terms). I discussed this with User:-sche on my talk page and User:Donnanz and User:DCDuring also previously raised this objection with User:-sche on his talk page.) I hope this clears up my reasons.  Respectfully -- · (talk) 20:44, 7 August 2014 (UTC)

 * Yes, that clears up my confusion perfectly. I've also checked the OED on this, and it's certainly true that they do not list a sense that reflects the usage at issue. How would you feel about substituting for, resulting in  and ? — I.S.M.E.T.A. 16:40, 2 September 2014 (UTC)

Deleted. — Keφr 10:51, 18 January 2015 (UTC)
 * Delete this and delete Extenuation. --Dan Polansky (talk) 06:48, 27 September 2014 (UTC)


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Category talk:Questions about Arabic entries

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Category talk:Questions about Dutch entries

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Category talk:Questions about Vietnamese entries

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Category talk:Questions about Japanese entries

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underfire

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  To heat from below.
 * 2)  To intentionally operate a boiler, furnace, oven, etc., at a low level.
 * 3)  To burn fuel at less than the desired level, thus not providing heat efficiently.
 * 4)  To fire at a low (or excessively low) temperature.
 * 1)  To burn fuel at less than the desired level, thus not providing heat efficiently.
 * 2)  To fire at a low (or excessively low) temperature.
 * 1)  To burn fuel at less than the desired level, thus not providing heat efficiently.
 * 2)  To fire at a low (or excessively low) temperature.
 * 1)  To fire at a low (or excessively low) temperature.
 * 1)  To fire at a low (or excessively low) temperature.

title: underfire


text: underfires

title: underfires


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underfiring

Etymology 1
From, or.

Noun

 * 1) Intentional operation of a boiler, furnace, oven, etc., at a low level.
 * 2) The state of not burning fuel at the desired level, and thus not providing heat efficiently.
 * 3)  Heating from below.
 * 4)  The state of being insufficiently fired or underfired.
 * 1) The state of not burning fuel at the desired level, and thus not providing heat efficiently.
 * 2)  Heating from below.
 * 3)  The state of being insufficiently fired or underfired.
 * 1) The state of not burning fuel at the desired level, and thus not providing heat efficiently.
 * 2)  Heating from below.
 * 3)  The state of being insufficiently fired or underfired.
 * 1)  Heating from below.
 * 2)  The state of being insufficiently fired or underfired.
 * 1)  Heating from below.
 * 2)  The state of being insufficiently fired or underfired.
 * 1)  The state of being insufficiently fired or underfired.
 * 1)  The state of being insufficiently fired or underfired.
 * 1)  The state of being insufficiently fired or underfired.
 * 1)  The state of being insufficiently fired or underfired.
 * 1)  The state of being insufficiently fired or underfired.

Etymology 2
From.

title: underfiring


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xornalista

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) journalist

title: xornalista


text: xornalistas

title: xornalistas


text: Category:hy:Linear algebra

title: Category:hy:Linear algebra


text: Category:hy:Algebra

title: Category:hy:Algebra


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Thread:User talk:CodeCat/nrf for Norman

OK, so if I want to edit Module:wikimedia_languages/data so that it knows that what we call "nrf" is what Wikipedia calls "nrm", can I write: m["nrm"] = { wiktionary_code = "roa-nor", "nrf", } or do I have to repeat the whole shebang and write: m["nrm"] = { wiktionary_code = "roa-nor", }

m["nrm"] = { wiktionary_code = "nrf", } in full? I don't want to eliminate "roa-nor" yet, because there are still pages that use that.

title: Thread:User talk:CodeCat/nrf for Norman


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xornalismo

Noun

 * 1) journalism

title: xornalismo


text: misorderings

title: misorderings


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xornalístico

Adjective

 * 1) journalistic

title: xornalístico


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Thread:User talk:CodeCat/nrf for Norman/reply

Neither would work. The first would trigger an error, and in the second example the second definition will override the first.


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Thread:User talk:CodeCat/nrf for Norman/reply (2)

So there's no way to get both and  to point to ?


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prephonetic

Adjective

 * 1)  Prior to a phonetic stage.

title: prephonetic


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semiphonetic

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or relating to a developmental stage in which the language user has only a limited grasp of phonetic aspects.

title: semiphonetic


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Thread:User talk:CodeCat/nrf for Norman/reply (3)

Module:wikimedia languages/data defines the mapping from Wikimedia languages to Wiktionary ones. So it's what you'd use if you have a Wikimedia code and want to convert it to a local code. What you're doing is the reverse, which is handled by our regular language modules.


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loistorapu

Etymology

 * from bioluminescence of most species

title: loistorapu


text:
mainspace

Noun

 * 1)  The primary namespace of a wiki, excluding secondary content such as discussion pages.

title: mainspace


text: Category:Guernsey Norman

title: Category:Guernsey Norman


text: Category:nrf:Furniture

title: Category:nrf:Furniture


text: Category:nrf:Home

title: Category:nrf:Home


text: night-watchman state

title: night-watchman state


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kriisivalmius

Noun

 * 1) crisis preparedness

title: kriisivalmius


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言行齟齬

Noun

 * 1) inconsistency of words and action

title: 言行齟齬


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Talk:llena como una ballena

RFD discussion: January 2015
I believe I made up this expression, for the sole purpose of sounding funny. I hoped it would catch on, so added it to the dictionary a couple years back. Sorry about that. --Type56op9 (talk) 01:15, 3 January 2015 (UTC)
 * Speedy deleted by SemperBlotto, which I support. FYI, . --Dan Polansky (talk) 17:19, 4 January 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:llena como una ballena


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Talk:especialista en mecánica de suelos

RFD discussion: January 2015
Claims to mean "soil engineer", which is probably correct. However, the entry stinks of SOP - the translation is "specialist in soil mechanics". --Type56op9 (talk) 01:31, 3 January 2015 (UTC)

 * Definitely SOP. Gone. --Neskaya sprecan? 20:48, 17 January 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:especialista en mecánica de suelos


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Talk:chocolates

RFD discussion: January 2015
French: feminine plural of chocolat. Tagged in by User:Olybrius. Does User:Lmaltier have an idea? --Dan Polansky (talk) 17:42, 4 January 2015 (UTC)
 * I speak enough French to know that the plural of chocolat is chocolats. This is either outdated or incorrect.Pur ple back pack 89   21:45, 4 January 2015 (UTC)
 * That sense is listed as invariable. If that is accurate, the plural is chocolat as well. — Ungoliant (falai) 22:22, 4 January 2015 (UTC)
 * Every source I can find including fr.wiktionary and a few dictionaries list it as invariable. —JohnC5 (Talk 03:00, 5 January 2015 (UTC)
 * Yeah, all adjectives that are only colors are that way. Delete, I guess Pur ple back pack 89   06:26, 5 January 2015 (UTC)
 * Talk:chocolate, is this worth a separate RFV? I say no, just delete it. Plural of unattested sense. Renard Migrant (talk) 18:32, 5 January 2015 (UTC)
 * Is it generally held that if the singular is deleted, the plural should be too? If it is, I'm willing to delete the sense immediately. Pur ple back pack 89   18:49, 5 January 2015 (UTC)
 * I think a good common sense solution is to use to stock RFV summary of 'do not re-enter without valid citations' therefore it can be recreated at any time, if and only if with valid citations. Renard Migrant (talk) 19:00, 5 January 2015 (UTC)

 * Speedy RFV delete without the trouble of tagging for RFV: very likely non-existing: the singular failed RFV as pointed out by RM above, and the plural was added in by a Wonderfool bot. In the unlikely event that someone finds attesting quotations for the plural later, they can place them to Citations:chocolates and the item can be restored. --Dan Polansky (talk) 20:25, 5 January 2015 (UTC)
 * Deleted. —Aɴɢʀ (talk) 20:50, 5 January 2015 (UTC)
 * I agree. This feminine form of the adjective is never used, it does not exist. The French section could be kept only as a verb form. But it's not true that "all adjectives that are only colors are that way". Lmaltier (talk) 21:16, 6 January 2015 (UTC)
 * oranges. Renard Migrant (talk) 22:29, 8 January 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:chocolates


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言行一致

Idiom

 * 1) to be good as one's words; to match one's words with deeds

Noun

 * 1) consistency of words and action

title: 言行一致


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 齟

title: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 齟


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 齬

title: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 齬


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atocia

Noun

 * 1)   Of a woman, infertility inability to conceive and give birth to children.

title: atocia


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Talk:-ut-

RFV discussion: June 2014–January 2015
A proposed extension of the Esperanto participle system. I've managed to find quotations with the corresponding active suffix, -unt-, but I can't find any quotations that use this suffix. —Mr. Granger (talk • contribs) 01:03, 1 June 2014 (UTC)
 * What about the words listed as containing suffix (vizituto, mortiguto, faruta, venkuta)? Do they exist? — Ungoliant (falai) 04:39, 17 July 2014 (UTC)
 * Not as far as I can tell. If anyone can find three citations containing any of those words (or any others using the suffix), I'll be satisfied that the suffix exists. —Mr. Granger (talk • contribs) 13:01, 17 July 2014 (UTC)

 * RFV-failed. - -sche (discuss) 04:34, 10 January 2015 (UTC)

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Talk:hospitalar

RFV discussion: June 2014–January 2015
Rfv-sense (Portuguese): to hospitalize

— Ungoliant (falai) 15:35, 26 June 2014 (UTC)
 * Why do you think this is wrong? Could you explain your case a bit more? Rædi Stædi Yæti  {- skriv til mig -} 16:01, 26 June 2014 (UTC)
 * RFV is not for thinking it is wrong, it is for thinking it doesn't exist. No case needs to be made, but simply citations need to be found and added. --WikiTiki89 16:10, 26 June 2014 (UTC)

 * The default case for RFVs is that the nominator thinks the word doesn’t pass the requirement of having three independent, permanently recorded uses (though the requirements are more lax for smaller languages). I spent some time looking for them, even the inflected and elided forms, but the only thing I could find in permanently recorded media were the adjective and scannos. Furthermore, it’s not even mentioned in the trustworthy dictionaries I have available. — Ungoliant (falai) 16:17, 26 June 2014 (UTC)

 * FWIW, I too looked on Google Books for several of the inflected forms (hospitalarmos, hospitalardes, hospitalando, and hospitalarem, hospitalava) and found nothing, although hospitalarem does seem to be a Latin word. If this fails, it won't be (as it is for some words) because no-one tried to cite it, it'll be because it really doesn't seem to be in use. - -sche (discuss) 00:43, 2 July 2014 (UTC)

 * RFV failed: no attesting quotations provided for the sense. --Dan Polansky (talk) 07:48, 17 January 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:hospitalar


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Talk:Muslimship

RFV discussion: January 2015
Most of the search results seem to be for 'Muslim ship' (sailing vessel). There are a few for 'the state of being a Muslim', yet most of those use inverted commas. Kaixinguo (talk) 01:06, 9 January 2015 (UTC)

 * Added three citations from Google Books — probably the only three! Equinox ◑ 01:20, 9 January 2015 (UTC)

 * Oh, thanks, that was quick. I don't look at RFV very much, but I thought they might not count because of the use of inverted commas. Kaixinguo (talk) 01:28, 9 January 2015 (UTC)

 * RFV passed; quotations in the entry. --Dan Polansky (talk) 13:20, 10 January 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:Muslimship


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Talk:the marksman aims at himself

RFV discussion: December 2014–January 2015
Apparently only in one book, Zen and the Art of Archery, and not in use as a general proverb. Equinox ◑ 06:29, 29 December 2014 (UTC)

 * Speedied as no usable content given. Contributed by our Japan-obsessed Londoner, who seems to have problems with basic comprehension. The definition given: "That often the misfortune one experiences was brought upon ones-self, and thus one's own fault" is so epically off the mark, it's more "Zen in the Art of Archery by Dummies" than "for Dummies". Chuck Entz (talk) 01:44, 5 January 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:the marksman aims at himself


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Talk:Shia crescent

RFV discussion: July 2014–January 2015
RFV all senses: I request citations to establish how the term is actually used and base definitions on that. — Keφr 11:46, 3 July 2014 (UTC)
 * Nothing at all? Failed then. — Keφr 14:35, 3 January 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:Shia crescent


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asonia

Etymology
From ; see a-, -sonous, -ia.

Noun

 * 1)  tone-deafness

title: asonia


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Berinmo

Proper noun

 * 1) A language of Papua New Guinea.

title: Berinmo


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Flehmen

Etymology
Capitalized apparently due to the mistaken belief that the word (used in compounds like flehmen response) was an eponym.

title: Flehmen


text:
autology

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) The study of oneself.
 * 2)  The property of a word or phrase which describes itself.
 * 3)  The ability of a concept to apply to itself; self-reference.
 * 1)  The property of a word or phrase which describes itself.
 * 2)  The ability of a concept to apply to itself; self-reference.
 * 1)  The property of a word or phrase which describes itself.
 * 2)  The ability of a concept to apply to itself; self-reference.
 * 1)  The ability of a concept to apply to itself; self-reference.
 * 1)  The ability of a concept to apply to itself; self-reference.
 * 1)  The ability of a concept to apply to itself; self-reference.

title: autology


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flehman

Etymology
From. Respelled apparently under the influence of the common name-ending -man, due to the mistaken belief that the word (used in compounds like flehmen response) was an eponym. The term is sometimes capitalized (Flehmen, Flehman) for the same reason).

title: flehman


text:
Flehman

Etymology
From. Respelled and capitalized apparently under the influence of the common name-ending -man and due to the mistaken belief that the word (used in compounds like flehmen response) was an eponym.

title: Flehman


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autothaumaturgist

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) One who pretends to be notable or mysterious.

title: autothaumaturgist


text:
syöpäpesäke

Noun

 * 1)  cancerous growth, cancerous focus occurrence of cancerous tissue, the total amount of cancerous tissue in one spot

title: syöpäpesäke


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Bellamy salute

Etymology
Introduced in 1892 by Francis Bellamy, Christian socialist minister and author.

Proper noun

 * 1) A salute with the right hand raised, intended to accompany the American.

title: Bellamy salute


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syöpäkudos

Noun

 * 1) cancer tissue, cancerous tissue tissue consisting of cancer cells

title: syöpäkudos


text:
syöpäsolu

Noun

 * 1) cancer cell

title: syöpäsolu


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eyebrow flash

Noun

 * 1) A brief raising of the eyebrows as an unconscious social signal when approaching another person to interact with them.

title: eyebrow flash


text: eyebrow flashes

title: eyebrow flashes


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Roman salute

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) A gesture in which the arm is held out straight, with palm down and fingers touching; sometimes associated with modern fascist movements.

Translations

 * Portuguese: saudação romana

title: Roman salute


text: autothaumaturgists

title: autothaumaturgists


text: autologies

title: autologies


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kriisipesäke

Noun

 * 1) hot spot, crisis hotspot dangerous place of violent political unrest

title: kriisipesäke


text: moutzas

title: moutzas


text:
semantic-pragmatic disorder

Noun

 * 1)  An impairment in comprehending pragmatic aspects of language.

title: semantic-pragmatic disorder


text:
User talk:Inops

Equinox ◑ 20:51, 25 January 2015 (UTC)

title: User talk:Inops


text: incurreth

title: incurreth


text: impelleth

title: impelleth


text:
endelse

Etymology
, first part from, from , from both , from , from , perhaps from + and from , either from , from  + , or from , from. Last part from either, from , from , , or from  and.

Noun

 * 1)  the act of ending or finishing; an end
 * 2)  an ending
 * 1)  an ending
 * 1)  an ending

title: endelse


text: Category:nrf:Compass points

title: Category:nrf:Compass points


text: Category:nrf:Directions

title: Category:nrf:Directions


text: Category:nrf:Navigation

title: Category:nrf:Navigation


text: beautifieth

title: beautifieth


text: Category:nrf:Christmas

title: Category:nrf:Christmas


text: Category:nrf:Holidays

title: Category:nrf:Holidays


text: Category:French terms derived from Baltic languages


text: probability measures

title: probability measures


text: σ-algebras

title: σ-algebras


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szatanizm

Etymology
.

title: szatanizm


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trichloroanisole

Noun

 * 1)  A chlorinated derivative of anisole, responsible for cork taint in wines.

title: trichloroanisole


text: trichloroanisoles

title: trichloroanisoles


text: endelsen

title: endelsen


text: Category:nrf:Anatomy

title: Category:nrf:Anatomy


text: Category:nrf:Biology

title: Category:nrf:Biology


text: endelser

title: endelser


text: Category:nrf:Medicine

title: Category:nrf:Medicine


text: endelsene

title: endelsene


text: Category:Norman verb forms

title: Category:Norman verb forms


text: Category:Norman verbs

title: Category:Norman verbs


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Cointreau

Etymology
Named after the Cointreau brothers, who set up a distillery in 1849 in Angers.

Proper noun

 * 1) An orange-flavoured triple sec liqueur produced in France.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 君度
 * French:
 * Japanese: コアントロー
 * Korean: 쿠앵트로
 * Marathi: क्वांट्रो
 * Russian: куантро́

Noun

 * 1) A single serving of this liqueur.

title: Cointreau


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athymia

Etymology
Borrowed from +, meaning "without heart".

Noun

 * 1)  The absence of emotion; morbid impassivity.
 * 2)  The absence of the thymus gland or the suppression of its secretion.

Translations

 * Polish:

title: athymia


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underculture

Noun

 * 1) A subculture, a non-dominant culture of a portion of a society, as opposed to the society's overculture.

title: underculture


text:
overculture

Noun

 * 1) The dominant culture in a society, whose mores, traditions, and customs are those normally followed in public, as opposed to a subculture.

title: overculture


text: uberculture

title: uberculture


text:
macroculture

Noun

 * 1) The dominant culture in a society, its overculture; a collection of related microcultures

title: macroculture


text: endinga

title: endinga


text: overcultures

title: overcultures


text: undercultures

title: undercultures


text: ubercultures

title: ubercultures


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astrologaster

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) A foolish or petty astrologer.

title: astrologaster


text: astrologasters

title: astrologasters


text: endingen

title: endingen


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astrionics

Etymology
See and.

Noun

 * 1)  The science dealing with the application of electronics to astronautics.

title: astrionics


text: endinger

title: endinger


text:
aurilave

Noun

 * 1) An instrument for cleansing the ear, consisting of a small piece of sponge on an ivory or bone handle.
 * 2) An ear-brush.

title: aurilave


text:
askefise

Noun

 * 1)  One who blows on ashes to bring them to flame.

title: askefise


text: endingene

title: endingene


text:
aspersory

Adjective

 * 1) aspersive

title: aspersory


text: endingane

title: endingane


text:
allochthon

Etymology
1940-45; back formation from allochthonous.

Noun

 * 1)  A geological formation not formed in the region where found and moved to its present location by tectonic forces. Compare autochthon.

Adjective

 * 1) allochthonous

title: allochthon


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arctogaeal

Etymology
Attested since 1865-70. From. The first element is from (see ), the second from.

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or relating to the Arctogea, a biogeographical division comprising the Holarctic and Paleotropical regions.

title: arctogaeal


text:
滑空

Noun

 * 1) gliding

Verb

 * 1) glide

title: 滑空


text:
overcultural

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to an overculture.

title: overcultural


text:
undercultural

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or pertaining to an underculture.

title: undercultural


text:
arrhizous

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Having no root: applied to parasitical plants which have no root, but adhere to other plants by any part of their surface, and derive their nourishment from them; also to mosses and Hepaticœ which are destitute of rhizoids.

title: arrhizous


text:
microcultural

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to a microculture.

title: microcultural


text:
macrocultural

Adjective

 * 1) Of or pertaining to a macroculture.

title: macrocultural


text:
aversant

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1)  Turned to show the back: said of a hand (or gauntlet).

Antonyms

 * appaumé

title: aversant


text:
arguria

Noun

 * 1) silver poisoning

title: arguria


text:
macroculturally

Adverb

 * 1) On the level of macroculture; on a macrocultural level.

title: macroculturally


text:
microculturally

Adverb

 * 1) On the level of microculture; on a microcultural level.

title: microculturally


text:
arithmography

Noun

 * 1) A formal presentation of the properties of numbers.
 * 2)  The encoding of words as numbers

Derived terms

 * arithmographic

title: arithmography


text:
auricomous

Etymology
From, from +. Compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) Having golden hair; yellow-haired.

title: auricomous


text:
arithmogram

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) The number obtained by summing the numerical values of the letters of a word.

title: arithmogram