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kooya

Noun

 * 1) woman

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title: kooya


text:
закатывать

Verb

 * 1) to roll up
 * 2) to seal, to close
 * 1) to seal, to close

Verb

 * 1) to roll (into, under, etc.), to wheel (into, under, etc.)
 * 2)  ; to cause; to create (a scandal, a scene, etc.)
 * 3)  to give, to deal/mete out (to)
 * 1)  ; to cause; to create (a scandal, a scene, etc.)
 * 2)  to give, to deal/mete out (to)
 * 1)  to give, to deal/mete out (to)
 * 1)  to give, to deal/mete out (to)
 * 1)  to give, to deal/mete out (to)

title: закатывать


text:
Colisée

Proper noun

 * 1) Colosseum

title: Colisée


text:
закатать

Verb

 * 1) to roll up
 * 2) to seal, to close
 * 1) to seal, to close

title: закатать


text:
àmɛ̀ɛ̀

Noun

 * 1) water

title: àmɛ̀ɛ̀


text:
Coliseo

Proper noun

 * 1) Colosseum

title: Coliseo


text:
укрыться

Verb

 * 1) to cover/wrap oneself
 * 2) to seek shelter, to find/take shelter/cover, to take cover
 * 3) to escape

title: укрыться


text:
укрываться

Verb

 * 1) to cover/wrap oneself
 * 2) to seek shelter, to find/take shelter/cover, to take cover
 * 3) to escape
 * 1) to escape

title: укрываться


text:
視診

Verb

 * 1)  to examine; to observe

title: 視診


text: 视诊

title: 视诊


text:
觸診

Noun

 * 1)  palpation

title: 觸診


text: 触诊

title: 触诊


text:
叩診

Noun

 * 1)  percussion

title: 叩診


text: 叩诊

title: 叩诊


text:
肺氣腫

Noun

 * 1)  pulmonary emphysema

title: 肺氣腫


text: 肺气肿

title: 肺气肿


text: phonyness

title: phonyness


text: phonynesses

title: phonynesses


text:
Template talk:inherited

Do abstract descendant-less "roots" ever come up outside of Indo-European? I get the feeling they are a distinctly PIE phenomenon. In most language families, word stems remain largely static, and they are habitually called also "roots" just the same. --Tropylium (talk) 05:47, 12 March 2016 (UTC)

Must every term 'der' from proto-language be replaced with 'inh'? For example to  ?--Octahedron80 (talk) 10:11, 23 February 2017 (UTC)
 * Certainly not. —CodeCat 14:17, 23 February 2017 (UTC)

Unbroken chain of inheritance only?
Say an English term is borrowed from French, but that word is inherited from Latin, should this template be used? Most etymologies are a mixture of borrowing/derivation/inheritance, the description makes it sound like should only be used for pure chains of inheritance. Is the way I did is at slæmur allowed? "Borrowed from, which borrowed it from , from ." If not how should it be done? —caoimhinoc (talk) 22:17, 18 August 2021 (UTC)
 * No. Use in that case.  is for direct, unbroken chains of inheritance only (and does not include derivations either, as per the note "this template should not be used for terms that were reformed morphologically during their history"). — surjection ⟨??⟩ 22:56, 18 August 2021 (UTC)

vs. vs.
As a newcomer, I don't understand why there is direction to distinguish between inherited, derived, and mention. The reader of the article doesn't seem to see a difference.

For example, see the article chair. The code for the etymology section, slightly simplified, reads:

From, from , from , from , from

As a reader, I see the word "from" in each case, even though the templates specify,  , and.

I'd enjoy to get some clarity here.

title: Template talk:inherited


text:
ibo'rã

Noun

 * 1) water

title: ibo'rã


text: ipo'rã

title: ipo'rã


text:
乳腺癌

Noun

 * 1) breast cancer

title: 乳腺癌


text:
耳鳴

Noun

 * 1)  tinnitus; ringing in the ear

title: 耳鳴


text: 耳鸣

title: 耳鸣


text:
深靜脈血栓

Noun

 * 1) deep vein thrombosis

title: 深靜脈血栓


text: 深静脉血栓

title: 深静脉血栓


text:
淋巴癌

Noun

 * 1)  lymphoma

title: 淋巴癌


text:
paiyuku

Noun

 * 1) water
 * 2) rain

title: paiyuku


text:
腎癌

Noun

 * 1) kidney cancer

title: 腎癌


text:
unfrankness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being unfrank.
 * 2) * 2003, Artforum, 2003 - Arts, Book Forum
 * One's appetite for voyeurism whetted but unsated by this fiesta of unfrankness, one resorts to reading behind the dead people's backs to spice up the dish.

title: unfrankness


text: 肾癌

title: 肾癌


text:
前列腺癌

Noun

 * 1) prostate cancer

title: 前列腺癌


text:
卵巢癌

Noun

 * 1) ovarian cancer

title: 卵巢癌


text:
大腸癌

Noun

 * 1) colorectal cancer; colon cancer

title: 大腸癌


text: 大肠癌

title: 大肠癌


text:
直腸癌

Noun

 * 1) rectal cancer

title: 直腸癌


text: 直肠癌

title: 直肠癌


text:
增生

Verb

 * 1) to multiply; to proliferate; to grow

Noun

 * 1)  hyperplasia; proliferation

title: 增生


text:
紅肉

Noun

 * 1) red meat

title: 紅肉


text: 红肉

title: 红肉


text: 盗汗

title: 盗汗


text:
盜汗

Verb

 * 1)  to sweat copiously (especially at night); to have night sweats

title: 盜汗


text:
放療

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) radiotherapy

title: 放療


text: 放疗

title: 放疗


text: abiuratae

title: abiuratae


text: abiuratorum

title: abiuratorum


text: abiuratarum

title: abiuratarum


text: abiuratam

title: abiuratam


text: abiuratos

title: abiuratos


text: abiuratas

title: abiuratas


text: abiurgatura

title: abiurgatura


text: abiurgaturum

title: abiurgaturum


text: abiurgaturi

title: abiurgaturi


text: abiurgaturae

title: abiurgaturae


text: abiurgaturorum

title: abiurgaturorum


text: abiurgaturarum

title: abiurgaturarum


text: abiurgaturo

title: abiurgaturo


text: abiurgaturis

title: abiurgaturis


text: abiurgaturam

title: abiurgaturam


text: abiurgaturos

title: abiurgaturos


text: abiurgaturas

title: abiurgaturas


text: abiurgature

title: abiurgature


text: abiurgata

title: abiurgata


text: abiurgati

title: abiurgati


text: abiurgatae

title: abiurgatae


text: abiurgatorum

title: abiurgatorum


text: abiurgatarum

title: abiurgatarum


text: abiurgatam

title: abiurgatam


text: abiurgatos

title: abiurgatos


text: abiurgatas

title: abiurgatas


text: 原始閩語

title: 原始閩語


text: 原始闽语

title: 原始闽语


text: abjiciendi

title: abjiciendi


text: abjiciendo

title: abjiciendo


text: abjiciendum

title: abjiciendum


text: abjectu

title: abjectu


text:
다정하다

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) to be friendly towards someone, act in a kind way

title: 다정하다


text:
abjiciens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) throwing

title: abjiciens


text:
abjecturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to throw

title: abjecturus


text:
abjiciendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be thrown

title: abjiciendus


text: зарасту

title: зарасту


text: зарастёшь

title: зарастёшь


text: зарастёт

title: зарастёт


text: зарастём

title: зарастём


text: зарастёте

title: зарастёте


text: зарастут

title: зарастут


text: зарастите

title: зарастите


text:
occultive

Adjective

 * 1) Related to or involving the occult or secret knowledge.
 * 2) Tending to obscure or occlude.
 * 1) Tending to obscure or occlude.
 * 1) Tending to obscure or occlude.
 * 1) Tending to obscure or occlude.

title: occultive


text: abjudicandi

title: abjudicandi


text: abjudicando

title: abjudicando


text: abjudicandum

title: abjudicandum


text: abjudicatum

title: abjudicatum


text: abjudicatu

title: abjudicatu


text: abjugandi

title: abjugandi


text: abjugando

title: abjugando


text: abjugandum

title: abjugandum


text: возрастёшь

title: возрастёшь


text: abjugatum

title: abjugatum


text: возрастёт

title: возрастёт


text: abjugatu

title: abjugatu


text: возрастём

title: возрастём


text: возрастёте

title: возрастёте


text: возрастут

title: возрастут


text: возрастите

title: возрастите


text: abjurgandi

title: abjurgandi


text: abjurgando

title: abjurgando


text: abjurgandum

title: abjurgandum


text: abjurgatum

title: abjurgatum


text: abjurgatu

title: abjurgatu


text: ablactandi

title: ablactandi


text: ablactando

title: ablactando


text: ablactandum

title: ablactandum


text: ablactatu

title: ablactatu


text: ablacuatu

title: ablacuatu


text:
abjudicans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) depriving

title: abjudicans


text:
abjudicaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to deprive

title: abjudicaturus


text:
abjudicatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) deprived

title: abjudicatus


text:
abjudicandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be deprived

title: abjudicandus


text:
abjugans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) unyoking

title: abjugans


text:
abjugaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to unyoke

title: abjugaturus


text:
abjugatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) unyoked

title: abjugatus


text:
abjugandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be unyoked

title: abjugandus


text: abjunctu

title: abjunctu


text:
abjurgans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) denying

title: abjurgans


text:
abjurgaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to deny

title: abjurgaturus


text:
abjurgatus

Etymology
Perfect passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) denied

title: abjurgatus


text:
abjurgandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be denied

title: abjurgandus


text:
ablactans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) weaning

title: ablactans


text:
ablactaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to wean

title: ablactaturus


text:
ablactandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be weaned

title: ablactandus


text:
ablaqueans

Etymology
Present participle of ablaqueō

Participle

 * 1) ablaqueating

title: ablaqueans


text:
ablaqueaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to ablaqueate

title: ablaqueaturus


text:
ablaqueandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be ablaqueated

title: ablaqueandus


text: ablaqueandi

title: ablaqueandi


text: ablaqueandum

title: ablaqueandum


text: ablaqueatu

title: ablaqueatu


text: ablegandi

title: ablegandi


text: ablegandum

title: ablegandum


text: ablegatu

title: ablegatu


text:
Template:R:Smyth/documentation

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title: Template:R:Smyth/documentation


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text:
ablegans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) removing

title: ablegans


text:
ablegaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to remove

title: ablegaturus


text:
ablegandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be removed

title: ablegandus


text: abliguritu

title: abliguritu


text:
šlompácký

Adjective

 * 1)  sloppy

title: šlompácký


text: abligurritu

title: abligurritu


text:
ablocans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) leasing

title: ablocans


text:
ablocaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of ablocō

Participle

 * 1) about to lease

title: ablocaturus


text:
ablocandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of ablocō

Participle

 * 1) which is to be leased

title: ablocandus


text: ablocandi

title: ablocandi


text: ablocando

title: ablocando


text: ablocandum

title: ablocandum


text: ablocatu

title: ablocatu


text: abludendi

title: abludendi


text: abludendo

title: abludendo


text: abludendum

title: abludendum


text:
data slam

Noun

 * 1) An onslaught of meaningless pieces of data.

title: data slam


text: abluendi

title: abluendi


text: abluendo

title: abluendo


text: abluendum

title: abluendum


text: abiudicantes

title: abiudicantes


text: abiudicantia

title: abiudicantia


text: abiudicantis

title: abiudicantis


text: abiudicantium

title: abiudicantium


text: abiudicanti

title: abiudicanti


text: abiudicante

title: abiudicante


text: abiudicantibus

title: abiudicantibus


text: abiudicantem

title: abiudicantem


text: abiuranda

title: abiuranda


text: abiurandae

title: abiurandae


text: abiurandorum

title: abiurandorum


text: abiurandarum

title: abiurandarum


text: ablutu

title: ablutu


text: abiurandis

title: abiurandis


text: abiurandam

title: abiurandam


text: abiurandos

title: abiurandos


text: abiurandas

title: abiurandas


text: abiurande

title: abiurande


text:
emulger

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to emulsify
 * 2)  to milk out
 * 3)  to drain out
 * 4)  to exhaust
 * 1)  to exhaust

title: emulger


text: 心电图

title: 心电图


text:
心電圖

Noun

 * 1) electrocardiogram; EKG; ECG

title: 心電圖


text: 脑电图

title: 脑电图


text: abiurganda

title: abiurganda


text: abiurgandae

title: abiurgandae


text: abiurgandorum

title: abiurgandorum


text: abiurgandarum

title: abiurgandarum


text: abiurgandis

title: abiurgandis


text: abiurgandam

title: abiurgandam


text: abiurgandos

title: abiurgandos


text: abiurgandas

title: abiurgandas


text: abiurgande

title: abiurgande


text: abiurgantes

title: abiurgantes


text: abiurgantia

title: abiurgantia


text: abiurgantis

title: abiurgantis


text: abiurgantium

title: abiurgantium


text: abiurganti

title: abiurganti


text: abiurgante

title: abiurgante


text: abiurgantibus

title: abiurgantibus


text: abiurgantem

title: abiurgantem


text: abjectura

title: abjectura


text: abjecturum

title: abjecturum


text: abjecturi

title: abjecturi


text: abjecturae

title: abjecturae


text: abjecturorum

title: abjecturorum


text: abjecturarum

title: abjecturarum


text: abjecturo

title: abjecturo


text: abjecturis

title: abjecturis


text: abjecturam

title: abjecturam


text: abjecturos

title: abjecturos


text: abjecturas

title: abjecturas


text:
abjecture

Etymology
From.

title: abjecture


text: abjicientes

title: abjicientes


text: abjicientia

title: abjicientia


text: abjicientis

title: abjicientis


text: abjicientium

title: abjicientium


text: abjicienti

title: abjicienti


text: abjiciente

title: abjiciente


text: abjicientibus

title: abjicientibus


text: abjicientem

title: abjicientem


text: abjudicanda

title: abjudicanda


text:
腦電圖

Noun

 * 1)  electroencephalogram; EEG

title: 腦電圖


text: abjudicandae

title: abjudicandae


text: abjudicandorum

title: abjudicandorum


text: abjudicandarum

title: abjudicandarum


text: abjudicandis

title: abjudicandis


text: abjudicandam

title: abjudicandam


text: abjudicandos

title: abjudicandos


text: abjudicandas

title: abjudicandas


text: abjudicande

title: abjudicande


text: abjudicantes

title: abjudicantes


text: abjudicantia

title: abjudicantia


text: abjudicantis

title: abjudicantis


text: abjudicantium

title: abjudicantium


text: abjudicanti

title: abjudicanti


text: abjudicante

title: abjudicante


text: abjudicantibus

title: abjudicantibus


text: abjudicantem

title: abjudicantem


text: abjudicatura

title: abjudicatura


text:
肌電圖

Noun

 * 1) electromyogram (EMG)

title: 肌電圖


text: abjudicaturum

title: abjudicaturum


text: abjudicaturi

title: abjudicaturi


text: abjudicaturae

title: abjudicaturae


text: abjudicaturorum

title: abjudicaturorum


text: abjudicaturarum

title: abjudicaturarum


text: abjudicaturo

title: abjudicaturo


text: abjudicaturis

title: abjudicaturis


text: abjudicaturam

title: abjudicaturam


text: abjudicaturos

title: abjudicaturos


text: abjudicaturas

title: abjudicaturas


text: 肌电图

title: 肌电图


text: abjudicature

title: abjudicature


text: abjudicata

title: abjudicata


text: abjudicati

title: abjudicati


text: abjudicatae

title: abjudicatae


text: abjudicatorum

title: abjudicatorum


text: abjudicatarum

title: abjudicatarum


text: abjudicatam

title: abjudicatam


text: abjudicatos

title: abjudicatos


text: abjudicatas

title: abjudicatas


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title: abjuganda


text: abjugandae

title: abjugandae


text: abjugandorum

title: abjugandorum


text: abjugandarum

title: abjugandarum


text: abjugandis

title: abjugandis


text: abjugandam

title: abjugandam


text: abjugandos

title: abjugandos


text: abjugandas

title: abjugandas


text: abjugande

title: abjugande


text: abjugantes

title: abjugantes


text: abjugantia

title: abjugantia


text: abjugantis

title: abjugantis


text: abjugantium

title: abjugantium


text: abjuganti

title: abjuganti


text: abjugante

title: abjugante


text: abjugantibus

title: abjugantibus


text: abjugantem

title: abjugantem


text: abjugatura

title: abjugatura


text: abjugaturum

title: abjugaturum


text: abjugaturi

title: abjugaturi


text: abjugaturae

title: abjugaturae


text: abjugaturorum

title: abjugaturorum


text: abjugaturarum

title: abjugaturarum


text: abjugaturo

title: abjugaturo


text: abjugaturis

title: abjugaturis


text: abjugaturam

title: abjugaturam


text: abjugaturos

title: abjugaturos


text: abjugaturas

title: abjugaturas


text: abjugature

title: abjugature


text: abjugata

title: abjugata


text: abjugati

title: abjugati


text: abjugatae

title: abjugatae


text: abjugatorum

title: abjugatorum


text: abjugatarum

title: abjugatarum


text: abjugatam

title: abjugatam


text: abjugatos

title: abjugatos


text: abjugatas

title: abjugatas


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title: abjurganda


text: abjurgandae

title: abjurgandae


text: abjurgandorum

title: abjurgandorum


text: abjurgandarum

title: abjurgandarum


text: abjurgandis

title: abjurgandis


text: abjurgandam

title: abjurgandam


text: abjurgandos

title: abjurgandos


text: abjurgandas

title: abjurgandas


text: abjurgande

title: abjurgande


text: abjurgantes

title: abjurgantes


text: abjurgantia

title: abjurgantia


text: abjurgantis

title: abjurgantis


text: abjurgantium

title: abjurgantium


text: abjurganti

title: abjurganti


text: abjurgante

title: abjurgante


text: abjurgantibus

title: abjurgantibus


text: abjurgantem

title: abjurgantem


text: abjurgatura

title: abjurgatura


text: abjurgaturum

title: abjurgaturum


text: abjurgaturi

title: abjurgaturi


text: abjurgaturae

title: abjurgaturae


text: abjurgaturorum

title: abjurgaturorum


text: abjurgaturarum

title: abjurgaturarum


text: abjurgaturo

title: abjurgaturo


text: abjurgaturis

title: abjurgaturis


text: abjurgaturam

title: abjurgaturam


text: abjurgaturos

title: abjurgaturos


text: abjurgaturas

title: abjurgaturas


text: abjurgature

title: abjurgature


text: abjurgata

title: abjurgata


text: abjurgati

title: abjurgati


text: abjurgatae

title: abjurgatae


text: abjurgatorum

title: abjurgatorum


text: abjurgatarum

title: abjurgatarum


text: abjurgatam

title: abjurgatam


text: abjurgatos

title: abjurgatos


text: abjurgatas

title: abjurgatas


text: ablactanda

title: ablactanda


text: ablactandae

title: ablactandae


text: ablactandorum

title: ablactandorum


text: ablactandarum

title: ablactandarum


text: ablactandis

title: ablactandis


text: ablactandam

title: ablactandam


text: ablactandos

title: ablactandos


text: ablactandas

title: ablactandas


text: ablactande

title: ablactande


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title: ablactantes


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text:
斷奶

Verb

 * 1) to wean a baby
 * 2)  to grow up
 * 1)  to grow up
 * 1)  to grow up

title: 斷奶


text: 断奶

title: 断奶


text:
vamal

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) customs

title: vamal


text: 停尸间

title: 停尸间


text:
停屍間

Noun

 * 1) morgue, mortuary

title: 停屍間


text: 加护

title: 加护


text:
理療

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) physiotherapy

title: 理療


text: 理疗

title: 理疗


text:
腋毛

Noun

 * 1) armpit hair; underarm hair

Noun

 * 1) armpit hair; underarm hair

title: 腋毛


text:
氣管炎

Noun

 * 1)  tracheitis

title: 氣管炎


text: 气管炎

title: 气管炎


text:
眼瞼

Noun

 * 1)  eyelid

Noun

 * 1) eyelid

title: 眼瞼


text: 眼睑

title: 眼睑


text:
胃鏡

Noun

 * 1)  gastroscope
 * 2)   gastroscopy

title: 胃鏡


text: 胃镜

title: 胃镜


text:
內視鏡

Noun

 * 1)  endoscopy

title: 內視鏡


text: 内视镜

title: 内视镜


text:
大腸鏡

Noun

 * 1)  colonoscope
 * 2)   colonoscopy

title: 大腸鏡


text: 大肠镜

title: 大肠镜


text:
咳血

Verb

 * 1)  to cough up blood; to have haemoptysis

title: 咳血


text:
心肌缺血

Noun

 * 1) myocardial ischaemia

title: 心肌缺血


text:
搏動

Verb

 * 1)  to beat rhythmically

title: 搏動


text: 搏动

title: 搏动


text: 潴留

title: 潴留


text:
瀦留

Verb

 * 1)  to be retained in the body

title: 瀦留


text:
產科

Noun

 * 1) obstetrics

title: 產科


text: 产科

title: 产科


text:
正畸

Noun

 * 1) orthodontics

title: 正畸


text:
ကြိုးကြာ

Noun

 * 1) sarus crane

title: ကြိုးကြာ


text:
停搏

Verb

 * 1)  to arrest; to stop beating or miss a beat

title: 停搏


text:
壓痛

Noun

 * 1)  tenderness; pain on touch or palpation

title: 壓痛


text: 压痛

title: 压痛


text:
肚臍

Noun

 * 1) navel; belly button

title: 肚臍


text: 肚脐

title: 肚脐


text:
omdømme

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) reputation

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) reputation

title: omdømme


text:
麻木不仁

Idiom

 * 1) to be indifferent and apathetic; unconcerned and unsympathetic; callous to

title: 麻木不仁


text:
蕁麻疹

Noun

 * 1)  urticaria; hives

Noun

 * 1)  urticaria; hives

title: 蕁麻疹


text: 荨麻疹

title: 荨麻疹


text: 荨麻

title: 荨麻


text:
โรงเตี๊ยม

Etymology
🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1)  inn; motel.

title: โรงเตี๊ยม


text:
Module:zh/data/cmn-tag

local export =  {}

export.MT = { ["腌"] = { "ā", "āng" }, ["癌"] = { "ái", "yán" }, ["挨"] = { "ái", "āi" }, ["胺"] = { "àn", "ān" }, ["鮟"] = { "ān", "àn" }, ["𩽾"] = { "ān", "àn" }, ["銨"] = { "ǎn", "ān" }, ["铵"] = { "ǎn", "ān" }, ["熬"] = { "āo", "áo" }, ["驁"] = { "ào", "áo" }, ["骜"] = { "ào", "áo" }, ["陂"] = { "bēi", "pí" }, ["鈸"] = { "bó", "bá" }, ["钹"] = { "bó", "bá" }, ["亳"] = { "bó", "bò" }, ["伯"] = { "bai", "bó" }, ["白"] = { "bái", "bó" }, ["柏"] = { "bǎi", "bó" }, ["暴"] = { "bào", "pù" }, ["曝"] = { "bào", "pù" }, ["傍"] = { "bàng", "bāng" }, ["比"] = { "bǐ", "bì" }, ["吡"] = { "bǐ", "bì" }, ["檳"] = { "bīng", "bīn" }, ["播"] = { "bō", "bò" }, ["薄"] = { "bó", "báo" }, ["醭"] = { "bú", "pú" }, ["差"] = { "chà", "chā" }, ["杈"] = { "chà", "chā" }, ["衩"] = { "chǎ", "chà" }, ["顫"] = { "chàn", "zhàn" }, ["颤"] = { "chàn", "zhàn" }, ["場"] = { "chǎng", "cháng" }, ["场"] = { "chǎng", "cháng" }, ["稱"] = { "chèn", "chèng" }, ["称"] = { "chèn", "chèng" }, ["乘"] = { "chéng", "shèng" }, ["懲"] = { "chéng", "chěng" }, ["惩"] = { "chéng", "chěng" }, ["吃"] = { "chī", "jí" }, ["儲"] = { "chǔ", "chú" }, ["储"] = { "chǔ", "chú" }, ["揣"] = { "chuài", "chuǎi" }, ["包"] = { "chuāi", "chuǎi" }, ["擉"] = { "chuō", "chū" }, ["雌"] = { "cí", "cī" }, ["廁"] = { "cè", "cì" }, ["厕"] = { "cè", "cì" }, ["賜"] = { "cì", "sì" }, ["赐"] = { "cì", "sì" }, ["從"] = { "cóng", "zòng" }, ["从"] = { "cóng", "zòng" }, ["撮"] = { "cuō", "cuò" }, ["打"] = { "dá", "dǎ" }, ["蹈"] = { "dǎo", "dào" }, ["賧"] = { "dǎn", "tàn", "tǎn" }, ["赕"] = { "dǎn", "tàn", "tǎn" }, ["禫"] = { "dàn", "tǎn" }, ["檔"] = { "dàng", "dǎng" }, ["档"] = { "dàng", "dǎng" }, ["蹬"] = { "dēng", "dèng" }, ["堤"] = { "dī", "tí" }, ["菂"] = { "dì", "dī" }, ["嗲"] = { "diǎ", "diē" }, ["踮"] = { "diǎn", "diàn" }, ["跌"] = { "diē", "dié" }, ["耵"] = { "dīng", "dǐng", "tīng" }, ["度"] = { "duó", "duò" }, ["踱"] = { "duó", "duò" }, ["多"] = { "duō", "duó" }, ["掇"] = { "duō", "duó" }, ["咄"] = { "duō", "duò" }, ["噸"] = { "dūn", "dùn" }, ["吨"] = { "dūn", "dùn" }, ["俄"] = { "é", "è" }, ["伐"] = { "fá", "fā" }, ["法"] = { "fǎ", "fà" }, ["髮"] = { "fà", "fǎ" }, ["发"] = { "fà", "fǎ" }, ["帆"] = { "fān", "fán" }, ["藩"] = { "fān", "fán" }, ["梵"] = { "fàn", "fán" }, ["坊"] = { "fáng", "fāng" }, ["鯡"] = { "fēi", "fèi" }, ["鲱"] = { "fēi", "fèi" }, ["諷"] = { "fěng", "fèng" }, ["讽"] = { "fěng", "fèng" }, ["芣"] = { "fú", "fóu" }, ["佛"] = { "fú", "fó" }, ["襆"] = { "fú", "pú" }, ["幞"] = { "fú", "pú" }, ["縛"] = { "fù", "fú" }, ["缚"] = { "fù", "fú" }, ["胳"] = { "gā", "gē" }, ["伽"] = { "gā", "jiā" }, ["噶"] = { "gá", "gé" }, ["笴"] = { "gǎn", "gě" }, ["筶"] = { "gào", "gǎo" }, ["仡"] = { "gē", "qì" }, ["葛"] = { "gě", "gé" }, ["供"] = { "gòng", "gōng" }, ["佝"] = { "gōu", "kòu" }, ["痀"] = { "gōu", "jū" }, ["呱"] = { "gū", "wā" }, ["夃"] = { "gǔ", "gū" }, ["蛄"] = { "gǔ", "gū" }, ["聒"] = { "guō", "guā" }, ["劊"] = { "guì", "kuài" }, ["刽"] = { "guì", "kuài" }, ["檜"] = { "guì", "kuài" }, ["桧"] = { "guì", "kuài" }, ["鱖"] = { "guì", "jué" }, ["鳜"] = { "guì", "jué" }, ["摑"] = { "guāi", "guó", "guō" }, ["掴"] = { "guāi", "guó", "guō" }, ["絎"] = { "háng", "hèng"}, ["壑"] = { "hè", "huò" }, ["頜"] = { "hé", "gé" }, ["颌"] = { "hé", "gé" }, ["和"] = { "hé", "hàn" }, ["褐"] = { "hè", "hé" }, ["桁"] = { "héng", "háng" }, ["魟"] = { "hóng", "hōng" }, ["訌"] = { "hòng", "hóng" }, ["讧"] = { "hòng", "hóng" }, ["蕻"] = { "hóng", "hòng" }, ["逅"] = { "hòu", "gòu" }, ["糊"] = { "hù", "hú" }, ["䴉"] = { "huán", "xuán" }, ["鹮"] = { "huán", "xuán" }, ["浣"] = { "huàn", "wǎn", "huǎn" }, ["渾"] = { "hún", "hùn" }, ["浑"] = { "hún", "hùn" }, ["緝"] = { "jī", "qì" }, ["缉"] = { "jī", "qì" }, ["圾"] = { "jī", "sè" }, ["擊"] = { "jī", "jí" }, ["击"] = { "jī", "jí" }, ["唧"] = { "jī", "jí" }, ["寂"] = { "jì", "jí" }, ["績"] = { "jì", "jī" }, ["绩"] = { "jì", "jī" }, ["跡"] = { "jì", "jī" }, ["蹟"] = { "jì", "jī" }, ["迹"] = { "jì", "jī" }, ["夾"] = { "jiā", "jiá" }, ["夹"] = { "jiā", "jiá" }, ["浹"] = { "jiā", "jiá" }, ["浃"] = { "jiā", "jiá" }, ["漸"] = { "jiān", "jiàn" }, ["渐"] = { "jiān", "jiàn" }, ["姣"] = { "jiāo", "jiǎo" }, ["酵"] = { "jiào", "xiào" }, ["僅"] = { "jìn", "jǐn" }, ["仅"] = { "jìn", "jǐn" }, ["覲"] = { "jìn", "jǐn" }, ["觐"] = { "jìn", "jǐn" }, ["勁"] = { "jìn", "jìng" }, ["劲"] = { "jìn", "jìng" }, ["粳"] = { "jīng", "gēng" }, ["究"] = { "jiū", "jiù" }, ["鞠"] = { "jū", "jú" }, ["掬"] = { "jū", "jú" }, ["菌"] = { "jūn", "jùn" }, ["莙"] = { "jūn", "jùn" }, ["崁"] = { "kàn", "kǎn" }, ["痾"] = { "kē", "ē" }, ["疴"] = { "kē", "ē" }, ["刻"] = { "kè", "kē" }, ["矻"] = { "kū", "kù" }, ["會"] = { "kuài", "guì" }, ["会"] = { "kuài", "guì" }, ["框"] = { "kuàng", "kuāng" }, ["眶"] = { "kuàng", "kuāng" }, ["括"] = { "kuò", "guā" }, ["适"] = { "kuò", "guā" }, ["垃"] = { "lā", "lè" }, ["勞"] = { "láo", "lào" }, ["劳"] = { "láo", "lào" }, ["酪"] = { "lào", "luò" }, ["礌"] = { "léi", "lèi" }, ["累"] = { "lěi", "lèi" }, ["擂"] = { "lèi", "léi" }, ["肋"] = { "lèi", "lè" }, ["斂"] = { "liǎn", "liàn" }, ["敛"] = { "liǎn", "liàn" }, ["璉"] = { "liǎn", "lián" }, ["琏"] = { "liǎn", "lián" }, ["鐐"] = { "liào", "liáo" }, ["镣"] = { "liào", "liáo" }, ["釕"] = { "liào", "liǎo" }, ["钌"] = { "liào", "liǎo" }, ["淋"] = { "lìn", "lín" }, ["膦"] = { "lìn", "lín" }, ["呤"] = { "lìng", "líng" }, ["餾"] = { "liú", "liù" }, ["馏"] = { "liú", "liù" }, ["籠"] = { "lǒng", "lóng" }, ["笼"] = { "lǒng", "lóng" }, ["露"] = { "lù", "lòu" }, ["孿"] = { "luán", "lüán" }, ["孪"] = { "luán", "lüán" }, ["攣"] = { "luán", "lüán", "liàn" }, ["挛"] = { "luán", "lüán" }, ["孌"] = { "luán", "lüǎn", "luǎn" }, ["娈"] = { "luán", "lüǎn" }, ["僂"] = { "lǚ", "lóu" }, ["偻"] = { "lǚ", "lóu" }, ["櫚"] = { "lǘ", "lǚ" }, ["榈"] = { "lǘ", "lǚ" }, ["獁"] = { "mǎ", "mà" }, ["犸"] = { "mǎ", "mà" }, ["嘜"] = { "mài", "mà" }, ["唛"] = { "mài", "mà" }, ["脈"] = { "mài", "mò" }, ["脉"] = { "mài", "mò" }, ["屘"] = { "mǎn", "mān" }, ["瑁"] = { "mào", "mèi" }, ["糜"] = { "méi", "mí" }, ["蒙"] = { "měng", "méng" }, ["懵"] = { "měng", "méng", "mēng" }, ["閩"] = { "mǐn", "mín" }, ["闽"] = { "mǐn", "mín" }, ["茗"] = { "míng", "mǐng" }, ["膜"] = { "mó", "mò" }, ["模"] = { "mú", "mó" }, ["腩"] = { "nǎn", "nán" }, ["難"] = { "nàn", "nán" }, ["囊"] = { "nāng", "náng" }, ["哪"] = { "né", "nuó" }, ["恁"] = { "nèn", "rèn" }, ["妮"] = { "nī", "ní" }, ["拈"] = { "niān", "nián" }, ["寧"] = { "nìng", "níng" }, ["宁"] = { "nìng", "níng" }, ["蹣"] = { "pán", "mán" }, ["磅"] = { "páng", "pāng" }, ["澎"] = { "péng", "pēng" }, ["坯"] = { "pī", "pēi" }, ["坏"] = { "pī", "pēi" }, ["劈"] = { "pǐ", "pī" }, ["匹"] = { "pǐ", "pī" }, ["癖"] = { "pǐ", "pì" }, ["縹"] = { "piāo", "piǎo" }, ["缥"] = { "piāo", "piǎo" }, ["嘌"] = { "piào", "piāo" }, ["剽"] = { "piāo", "piào" }, ["聘"] = { "pìn", "pìng" }, ["泊"] = { "pō", "bó", "pò" }, ["頗"] = { "pō", "pǒ" }, ["颇"] = { "pō", "pǒ" }, ["剖"] = { "pōu", "pǒu" }, ["樸"] = { "pǔ", "pú" }, ["朴"] = { "pǔ", "pú" }, ["企"] = { "qǐ", "qì" }, ["騎"] = { "qí", "jì" }, ["崎"] = { "qí", "qī" }, ["期"] = { "qī", "qí" }, ["蹊"] = { "qī", "xī" }, ["骑"] = { "qí", "jì" }, ["卡"] = { "qiǎ", "kǎ" }, ["髂"] = { "qià", "kà" }, ["蕁"] = { "qián", "xún" }, ["潛"] = { "qián", "qiǎn" }, ["嵌"] = { "qiàn", "qiān" }, ["撬"] = { "qiào", "qiāo" }, ["戕"] = { "qiāng", "qiáng" }, ["嗆"] = { "qiāng", "qiàng" }, ["強"] = { "qiáng", "qiǎng" }, ["强"] = { "qiáng", "qiǎng" }, ["悄"] = { "qiāo", "qiǎo" }, ["殼"] = { "qiào", "ké" }, ["壳"] = { "qiào", "ké" }, ["怯"] = { "qiè", "què" }, ["氰"] = { "qíng", "qīng" }, ["穹"] = { "qióng", "qiōng" }, ["麴"] = { "qū", "qú" }, ["蠼"] = { "qú", "jué" }, ["炔"] = { "quē", "jué" }, ["囷"] = { "qūn", "jūn" }, ["券"] = { "quàn", "juàn" }, ["攘"] = { "rǎng", "ráng" }, ["嚷"] = { "rāng", "rǎng" }, ["瀼"] = { "ràng", "ráng" }, ["辱"] = { "rǔ", "rù" }, ["糅"] = { "róu", "rǒu" }, ["瘙"] = { "sào", "sāo" }, ["殺"] = { "shā", "shài" }, ["杀"] = { "shā", "shài" }, ["廈"] = { "shà", "xià" }, ["厦"] = { "shà", "xià" }, ["猞"] = { "shē", "shè" }, ["懾"] = { "shè", "zhé" }, ["慑"] = { "shè", "zhé" }, ["莘"] = { "shēn", "xīn" }, ["神"] = { "shēn", "shén" }, ["甚"] = { "shèn", "shén" }, ["勝"] = { "shèng", "shēng" }, ["胜"] = { "shèng", "shēng" }, ["識"] = { "shí", "shì" }, ["识"] = { "shí", "shì" }, ["使"] = { "shǐ", "shì" }, ["室"] = { "shì", "shǐ" }, ["似"] = { "shì", "sì" }, ["叔"] = { "shū", "shú" }, ["淑"] = { "shū", "shú" }, ["菽"] = { "shū", "shú"}, ["掓"] = { "shū", "shú" }, ["毹"] = { "shū", "yú" }, ["署"] = { "shǔ", "shù" }, ["熟"] = { "shú", "shóu" }, ["漦"] = { "sī", "chí", "lí" }, ["艘"] = { "sōu", "sāo" }, ["窣"] = { "sū", "sù" }, ["綏"] = { "suí", "suī" }, ["绥"] = { "suí", "suī" }, ["嗍"] = { "suō", "shuò" }, ["獺"] = { "tǎ", "tà" }, ["獭"] = { "tǎ", "tà" }, ["黮"] = { "tàn", "tǎn" }, ["濤"] = { "tāo", "táo" }, ["涛"] = { "tāo", "táo" }, ["銻"] = { "tī", "tì" }, ["锑"] = { "tī", "tì" }, ["帖"] = { "tiè", "tiě" }, ["聽"] = { "tīng", "tìng" }, ["听"] = { "tīng", "tìng" }, ["凸"] = { "tū", "tú" }, ["突"] = { "tū", "tú" }, ["喎"] = { "wāi", "kuāi" }, ["㖞"] = { "wāi", "kuāi" }, ["玩"] = { "wán", "wàn" }, ["翫"] = { "wán", "wàn" }, ["惋"] = { "wǎn", "wàn" }, ["忘"] = { "wàng", "wáng" }, ["危"] = { "wēi", "wéi" }, ["微"] = { "wēi", "wéi" }, ["巍"] = { "wēi", "wéi" }, ["薇"] = { "wēi", "wéi" }, ["溦"] = { "wēi", "wéi" }, ["唯"] = { "wéi", "wěi" }, ["萎"] = { "wěi", "wēi" }, ["偽"] = { "wěi", "wèi" }, ["伪"] = { "wěi", "wèi" }, ["文"] = { "wén", "wèn" }, ["聞"] = { "wén", "wèn" }, ["闻"] = { "wén", "wèn" }, ["抆"] = { "wěn", "wèn" }, ["紊"] = { "wěn", "wèn" }, ["蕹"] = { "wèng", "yōng" }, ["蝸"] = { "wō", "guā" }, ["蜗"] = { "wō", "guā" }, ["撾"] = { "wō", "zhuā" }, ["挝"] = { "wō", "zhuā" }, ["烏"] = { "wù", "wū" }, ["乌"] = { "wù", "wū" }, ["鸂"] = { "xī", "qī" }, ["㶉"] = { "xī", "qī" }, ["夕"] = { "xī", "xì" }, ["汐"] = { "xī", "xì" }, ["矽"] = { "xī", "xì" }, ["翕"] = { "xī", "xì" }, ["昔"] = { "xī", "xí" }, ["惜"] = { "xī", "xí" }, ["息"] = { "xī", "xí" }, ["熄"] = { "xī", "xí" }, ["錫"] = { "xī", "xí" }, ["锡"] = { "xī", "xí" }, ["禧"] = { "xǐ", "xī" }, ["銑"] = { "xǐ", "xiǎn" }, ["铣"] = { "xǐ", "xiǎn" }, ["呷"] = { "xiā", "xiá" }, ["薟"] = { "xiān", "liàn" }, ["莶"] = { "xiān", "liàn" }, ["醯"] = { "xiān", "xī" }, ["酰"] = { "xiān", "xī" }, ["先"] = { "xiān", "xiàn" }, ["鋧"] = { "xiàn", "xiǎn" }, ["相"] = { "xiāng", "xiàng" }, ["淆"] = { "xiáo", "yáo" }, ["崤"] = { "xiáo", "yáo" }, ["哮"] = { "xiào", "xiāo" }, ["楔"] = { "xiē", "xiè" }, ["挟"] = { "xié", "xiá" }, ["挾"] = { "xié", "xiá" }, ["攜"] = { "xié", "xī" }, ["携"] = { "xié", "xī" }, ["芯"] = { "xìn", "xīn" }, ["行"] = { "xíng", "xìng" }, ["芎"] = { "xiōng", "qiōng" }, ["魆"] = { "xū", "xù" }, ["煦"] = { "xù", "xǔ" }, ["癬"] = { "xuǎn", "xiǎn" }, ["癣"] = { "xuǎn", "xiǎn" }, ["削"] = { "xuē", "xuè" }, ["血"] = { "xuè", "xuě", "xiě" }, ["穴"] = { "xué", "xuè" }, ["雪"] = { "xuě", "xuè" }, ["謔"] = { "xuè", "nüè" }, ["谑"] = { "xuè", "nüè" }, ["馴"] = { "xùn", "xún" }, ["驯"] = { "xùn", "xún" }, ["崖"] = { "yá", "yái" }, ["琊"] = { "yá", "yé" }, ["亞"] = { "yà", "yǎ" }, ["亚"] = { "yà", "yǎ" }, ["湮"] = { "yān", "yīn" }, ["芫"] = { "yán", "yuán" }, ["奄"] = { "yǎn", "yān" }, ["養"] = { "yǎng", "yàng" }, ["养"] = { "yǎng", "yàng" }, ["烊"] = { "yàng", "yáng" }, ["耶"] = { "yē", "yé" }, ["椰"] = { "yē", "yé" }, ["曳"] = { "yè", "yì" }, ["液"] = { "yè", "yì" }, ["腋"] = { "yè", "yì" }, ["椅"] = { "yī", "yǐ" }, ["衣"] = { "yī", "yì" }, ["誼"] = { "yì", "yí" }, ["谊"] = { "yì", "yí" }, ["㣇"] = { "yì", "dì" }, ["應"] = { "yīng", "yìng" }, ["应"] = { "yīng", "yìng" }, ["佣"] = { "yōng", "yòng" }, ["拥"] = { "yōng", "yǒng" }, ["擁"] = { "yōng", "yǒng" }, ["媛"] = { "yuàn", "yuán" }, ["遠"] = { "yuǎn", "yuàn" }, ["远"] = { "yuǎn", "yuàn" }, ["鑰"] = { "yuè", "yào" }, ["钥"] = { "yuè", "yào" }, ["暈"] = { "yùn", "yūn" }, ["晕"] = { "yùn", "yūn" }, ["臢"] = { "zā", "zāng" }, ["拶"] = { "zā", "zá" }, ["載"] = { "zǎi", "zài" }, ["载"] = { "zǎi", "zài" }, ["仔"] = { "zǎi", "zǐ" }, ["暫"] = { "zàn", "zhàn" }, ["暂"] = { "zàn", "zhàn" }, ["鑿"] = { "záo", "zuò" }, ["凿"] = { "záo", "zuò" }, ["鋥"] = { "zèng", "zhèng" }, ["锃"] = { "zèng", "zhèng" }, ["扎"] = { "zhā", "zhá" }, ["紮"] = { "zhā", "zhá" }, ["吒"] = { "zhā", "zhà" }, ["炸"] = { "zhá", "zhà" }, ["奓"] = { "zhà", "zhā" }, ["著"] = { "zháo", "zhāo" }, ["着"] = { "zháo", "zhāo" }, ["蜇"] = { "zhē", "zhé" }, ["轍"] = { "zhé", "chè" }, ["辙"] = { "zhé", "chè" }, ["蟄"] = { "zhé", "zhí" }, ["蛰"] = { "zhé", "zhí" }, ["幀"] = { "zhēn", "zhèng" }, ["帧"] = { "zhēn", "zhèng" }, ["圳"] = { "zhèn", "zùn" }, ["掙"] = { "zhèng", "zhēng" }, ["挣"] = { "zhèng", "zhēng" }, ["諍"] = { "zhèng", "zhēng" }, ["诤"] = { "zhèng", "zhēng" }, ["知"] = { "zhī", "zhì" }, ["脂"] = { "zhī", "zhǐ" }, ["质"] = { "zhì", "zhí" }, ["質"] = { "zhì", "zhí" }, ["掷"] = { "zhì", "zhí" }, ["擲"] = { "zhì", "zhí" }, ["挃"] = { "zhì", "zhí" }, ["栉"] = { "zhì", "jié" }, ["櫛"] = { "zhì", "jié" }, ["中"] = { "zhōng", "zhòng" }, ["謅"] = { "zhōu", "zōu" }, ["诌"] = { "zhōu", "zōu" }, ["驟"] = { "zhòu", "zòu" }, ["骤"] = { "zhòu", "zòu" }, ["軸"] = { "zhòu", "zhóu" }, ["轴"] = { "zhòu", "zhóu" }, ["舳"] = { "zhú", "zhóu" }, ["築"] = { "zhù", "zhú" }, ["筑"] = { "zhù", "zhú" }, ["贮"] = { "zhù", "zhǔ" }, ["貯"] = { "zhù", "zhǔ" }, ["爪"] = { "zhǎo", "zhuǎ" }, ["畷"] = { "zhuì", "zhuó" }, ["拙"] = { "zhuō", "zhuó" }, ["卓"] = { "zhuó", "zhuō" }, ["綜"] = { "zōng", "zòng" }, ["综"] = { "zōng", "zòng" }, ["縱"] = { "zòng", "zōng" }, ["纵"] = { "zòng", "zōng" }, ["鱒"] = { "zūn", "zùn" }, ["鳟"] = { "zūn", "zùn" }, }

local CN, TW = "Mainland", "Taiwan" local std, var = "standard in ", "variant in " local std_CN, std_TW, std_CN_TW = std..CN, std..TW, std..CN.." and "..TW local var_CN, var_TW, var_CN_TW = var..CN, var..TW, var..CN.." and "..TW local std_CN_var_TW, std_TW_var_CN = std_CN.."; "..var_TW, std_TW.."; "..var_CN

export.MT_tag = { ["腌"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW_var_CN }, ["癌"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["挨"] = { CN, TW }, ["胺"] = { CN, TW }, ["鮟"] = { CN, TW }, ["𩽾"] = { CN, TW }, ["銨"] = { CN, TW }, ["铵"] = { CN, TW }, ["熬"] = { CN, TW }, ["驁"] = { std_CN_var_TW, TW }, ["骜"] = { std_CN_var_TW, TW }, ["陂"] = { CN, TW }, ["鈸"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["钹"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["亳"] = { CN, TW }, ["伯"] = { CN, TW }, ["白"] = { std_CN_TW, "literary variant" }, ["柏"] = { std_CN.."; vernacular variant in Taiwan", std_TW }, ["暴"] = { std_CN, std_TW.."; literary "..var_CN }, ["曝"] = { std_CN, std_TW.."; noncommon variant in Mainland" }, ["傍"] = { CN, TW }, ["比"] = { CN, TW }, ["吡"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["檳"] = { CN, TW }, ["播"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["薄"] = { "literary", "vernacular" }, ["醭"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW.."; obsolete variant in Mainland" }, ["差"] = { CN, TW }, ["杈"] = { CN, TW }, ["衩"] = { CN, TW }, ["顫"] = { CN, TW }, ["颤"] = { CN, TW }, ["場"] = { std_CN_TW, "literary variant" }, ["场"] = { std_CN_TW, "literary variant" }, ["稱"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["称"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["乘"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["懲"] = { std_CN_TW, "variant" }, ["惩"] = { std_CN_TW, var_CN }, ["吃"] = { std_CN, std_TW.."; dated in Mainland" }, ["儲"] = { CN, TW }, ["储"] = { CN, TW }, ["揣"] = { CN, TW }, ["包"] = { CN, TW }, ["擉"] = { CN, TW }, ["雌"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["廁"] = { std_CN_TW, "literary variant" }, ["厕"] = { std_CN_TW, "literary variant" }, ["賜"] = { CN, TW }, ["赐"] = { CN, TW }, ["從"] = { CN, TW }, ["从"] = { CN, TW }, ["撮"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["打"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["蹈"] = { CN, TW }, ["賧"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN, var_CN }, ["赕"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN, var_CN }, ["禫"] = { CN, TW }, ["檔"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["档"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["蹬"] = { CN, TW }, ["堤"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["菂"] = { CN, TW }, ["嗲"] = { CN, TW }, ["踮"] = { CN, TW }, ["跌"] = { CN, TW }, ["耵"] = { std_CN, std_TW, "variant" }, ["度"] = { CN, TW }, ["踱"] = { CN, TW }, ["多"] = { std_CN_TW, "common variant" }, ["掇"] = { CN, TW }, ["咄"] = { CN, TW }, ["噸"] = { CN, TW }, ["吨"] = { CN, TW }, ["俄"] = { std_CN_TW, "variant, common in Taiwan" }, ["伐"] = { CN, TW }, ["法"] = { std_CN_TW, "common "..var_TW }, ["髮"] = { CN, TW }, ["发"] = { CN, TW }, ["帆"] = { CN, TW }, ["藩"] = { CN, TW }, ["梵"] = { std_CN_TW, "common variant" }, ["坊"] = { CN, TW }, ["鯡"] = { CN, TW }, ["鲱"] = { CN, TW }, ["諷"] = { CN, TW }, ["讽"] = { CN, TW }, ["芣"] = { CN, TW }, ["佛"] = { CN, TW }, ["襆"] = { CN, TW }, ["幞"] = { CN, TW }, ["縛"] = { CN, TW }, ["缚"] = { CN, TW }, ["胳"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["伽"] = { CN, TW }, ["噶"] = { CN, TW }, ["笴"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW_var_CN }, ["筶"] = { CN, TW }, ["仡"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["葛"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW_var_CN }, ["供"] = { CN, TW }, ["佝"] = { CN, TW }, ["痀"] = { CN, TW }, ["呱"] = { CN, TW }, ["夃"] = { CN, TW }, ["蛄"] = { CN, TW }, ["聒"] = { CN, TW }, ["劊"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["刽"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["檜"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["桧"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["鱖"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["鳜"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["摑"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN, var_CN }, ["掴"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN, var_CN }, ["絎"] = { CN, TW }, ["壑"] = { CN, TW }, ["頜"] = { CN, TW }, ["颌"] = { CN, TW }, ["和"] = { CN, TW }, ["褐"] = { CN, TW }, ["桁"] = { CN, TW }, ["魟"] = { CN, TW }, ["訌"] = { CN, TW }, ["讧"] = { CN, TW }, ["蕻"] = { CN, TW }, ["逅"] = { std_CN_TW, "variant" }, ["糊"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["䴉"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["鹮"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["浣"] = { CN, TW, var_TW }, ["渾"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["浑"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["緝"] = { CN, TW }, ["缉"] = { CN, TW }, ["圾"] = { CN, TW }, ["擊"] = { CN, TW }, ["击"] = { CN, TW }, ["唧"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["寂"] = { CN, TW }, ["績"] = { CN, TW }, ["绩"] = { CN, TW }, ["跡"] = { CN, TW }, ["蹟"] = { CN, TW }, ["迹"] = { CN, TW }, ["夾"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["夹"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["浹"] = { CN, TW }, ["浃"] = { CN, TW }, ["漸"] = { std_CN_var_TW, TW }, ["渐"] = { std_CN_var_TW, TW }, ["姣"] = { CN, TW }, ["酵"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["僅"] = { CN, TW }, ["仅"] = { CN, TW }, ["覲"] = { CN, TW }, ["觐"] = { CN, TW }, ["勁"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["劲"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["粳"] = { CN, TW }, ["究"] = { CN, TW }, ["鞠"] = { CN, TW }, ["掬"] = { CN, TW }, ["菌"] = { CN, TW }, ["莙"] = { CN, TW }, ["崁"] = { CN, TW }, ["痾"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW_var_CN }, ["疴"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW_var_CN }, ["刻"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["矻"] = { CN, TW }, ["會"] = { CN, TW }, ["会"] = { CN, TW }, ["框"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["眶"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["括"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["适"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["垃"] = { CN, TW }, ["勞"] = { CN, TW }, ["劳"] = { CN, TW }, ["酪"] = { CN, TW }, ["礌"] = { CN, TW }, ["累"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["擂"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["肋"] = { CN, TW }, ["斂"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["敛"] = { CN, TW }, ["璉"] = { CN, TW }, ["琏"] = { CN, TW }, ["鐐"] = { CN, TW }, ["镣"] = { CN, TW }, ["釕"] = { CN, TW }, ["钌"] = { CN, TW }, ["淋"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["膦"] = { CN, TW }, ["呤"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["餾"] = { CN, TW }, ["馏"] = { CN, TW }, ["籠"] = { CN, TW }, ["笼"] = { CN, TW }, ["露"] = { "literary", "vernacular" }, ["孿"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["孪"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["攣"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW, var_TW }, ["挛"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW, var_TW }, ["孌"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW, "literary variant" }, ["娈"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["僂"] = { CN, TW }, ["偻"] = { CN, TW }, ["櫚"] = { std_CN_TW, var_CN_TW }, ["榈"] = { std_CN_TW, var_CN_TW }, ["獁"] = { CN, TW }, ["犸"] = { CN, TW }, ["嘜"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["唛"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["脈"] = { std_CN_TW, "variant" }, ["脉"] = { std_CN_TW, "variant" }, ["屘"] = { CN, TW }, ["瑁"] = { CN, TW }, ["糜"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["蒙"] = { CN, TW }, ["懵"] = { CN, TW, var_CN }, ["閩"] = { std_CN_TW, "variant" }, ["闽"] = { std_CN_TW, "variant" }, ["茗"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["膜"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["模"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW_var_CN }, ["腩"] = { std_CN_TW, var_CN_TW }, ["難"] = { CN, TW }, ["囊"] = { CN, TW }, ["哪"] = { CN, TW }, ["恁"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["妮"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["拈"] = { CN, TW }, ["寧"] = { CN, TW }, ["宁"] = { CN, TW }, ["蹣"] = { CN, TW }, ["磅"] = { CN, TW }, ["澎"] = { CN, TW }, ["坯"] = { CN, TW }, ["坏"] = { CN, TW }, ["劈"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["匹"] = { CN, TW }, ["癖"] = { std_CN_TW, var_CN_TW }, ["縹"] = { CN, TW }, ["缥"] = { CN, TW }, ["嘌"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["剽"] = { CN, TW }, ["聘"] = { CN, TW }, ["泊"] = { std_CN, std_TW, var_TW }, ["頗"] = { CN, TW }, ["颇"] = { CN, TW }, ["剖"] = { CN, TW }, ["樸"] = { CN, TW }, ["朴"] = { CN, TW }, ["崎"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["企"] = { CN, TW }, ["騎"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["骑"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["期"] = { CN, TW }, ["蹊"] = { CN, TW }, ["卡"] = { CN, TW }, ["髂"] = { CN, TW }, ["蕁"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["潛"] = { std_CN_TW, var_CN_TW }, ["嵌"] = { CN, TW }, ["撬"] = { std_CN_TW, "dated "..var_TW }, ["戕"] = { CN, TW }, ["嗆"] = { CN, TW }, ["強"] = { CN, TW }, ["强"] = { CN, TW }, ["悄"] = { CN, TW }, ["殼"] = { CN, TW }, ["壳"] = { CN, TW }, ["怯"] = { CN, TW }, ["氰"] = { CN, TW }, ["穹"] = { CN, TW }, ["麴"] = { CN, TW }, ["蠼"] = { CN, TW }, ["炔"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["囷"] = { CN, TW }, ["券"] = { std_CN_TW, var_CN }, ["攘"] = { CN, TW }, ["嚷"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["瀼"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["辱"] = { CN, TW }, ["糅"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["瘙"] = { CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["殺"] = { CN, TW }, ["杀"] = { CN, TW }, ["廈"] = { "colloquial; "..std_CN_var_TW, "literary; "..std_TW }, ["厦"] = { "colloquial; "..std_CN_var_TW, "literary; "..std_TW }, ["猞"] = { CN, TW }, ["懾"] = { CN, TW }, ["慑"] = { CN, TW }, ["莘"] = { std_CN_TW, var_CN_TW }, ["神"] = { CN, TW }, ["甚"] = { CN, TW }, ["勝"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["胜"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["識"] = { CN, TW }, ["识"] = { CN, TW }, ["使"] = { std_CN_TW, var_CN_TW }, ["室"] = { std_CN_TW, var_CN }, ["似"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["叔"] = { CN, TW }, ["淑"] = { CN, TW }, ["菽"] = { CN, TW }, ["掓"] = { CN, TW }, ["毹"] = { CN, TW }, ["署"] = { CN, TW }, ["熟"] = { "literary; "..std_CN_var_TW, "colloquial; "..std_CN_TW }, ["漦"] = { std_CN, var_CN, std_TW }, ["艘"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW_var_CN }, ["窣"] = { CN, TW }, ["綏"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["绥"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["嗍"] = { CN, TW }, ["獺"] = { CN, TW }, ["獭"] = { CN, TW }, ["黮"] = { CN, TW }, ["濤"] = { CN, TW }, ["涛"] = { CN, TW }, ["銻"] = { CN, TW }, ["锑"] = { CN, TW }, ["帖"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["聽"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW.."; dated "..var_CN }, ["听"] = { CN, TW }, ["凸"] = { CN, TW }, ["突"] = { CN, TW }, ["喎"] = { CN, TW }, ["㖞"] = { CN, TW }, ["玩"] = { "colloquial; "..std_CN_TW, "literary; "..var_TW }, ["翫"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["惋"] = { CN, TW }, ["忘"] = { std_CN_TW, "literary variant" }, ["危"] = { std_CN, std_TW.."; dated "..var_CN }, ["微"] = { std_CN, std_TW.."; dated "..var_CN }, ["巍"] = { CN, TW }, ["薇"] = { CN, TW }, ["溦"] = { CN, TW }, ["唯"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["萎"] = { CN, TW }, ["偽"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["伪"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["抆"] = { CN, TW }, ["文"] = { std_CN, std_TW..", literary alternative in "..CN }, ["聞"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["闻"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["紊"] = { CN, TW }, ["蕹"] = { CN, TW }, ["蝸"] = { CN, TW }, ["蜗"] = { CN, TW }, ["撾"] = { CN, TW }, ["挝"] = { CN, TW }, ["烏"] = { CN, TW }, ["乌"] = { CN, TW }, ["鸂"] = { std_CN_TW, "variant" }, ["㶉"] = { std_CN_TW, "variant" }, ["夕"] = { CN, TW }, ["汐"] = { CN, TW }, ["矽"] = { CN, TW }, ["翕"] = { CN, TW }, ["昔"] = { CN, TW }, ["惜"] = { CN, TW }, ["息"] = { CN, TW }, ["熄"] = { CN, TW }, ["錫"] = { CN, TW }, ["锡"] = { CN, TW }, ["禧"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["銑"] = { CN, TW }, ["铣"] = { CN, TW }, ["呷"] = { CN, TW }, ["薟"] = { CN, TW }, ["莶"] = { CN, TW }, ["醯"] = { CN, TW }, ["酰"] = { CN, TW }, ["先"] = { CN, TW }, ["鋧"] = { CN, TW }, ["相"] = { CN, TW }, ["淆"] = { CN, TW }, ["崤"] = { CN, TW }, ["哮"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW_var_CN }, ["楔"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["挟"] = { CN, TW }, ["挾"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["攜"] = { CN, TW }, ["携"] = { CN, TW }, ["芯"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW_var_CN }, ["行"] = { CN, TW }, ["芎"] = { CN, TW }, ["魆"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["煦"] = { CN, TW }, ["癬"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW_var_CN }, ["癣"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW_var_CN }, ["削"] = { CN, TW }, ["血"] = { std_CN, var_CN, std_TW.."; colloquial in Mainland" }, ["雪"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["穴"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["謔"] = { CN, TW }, ["谑"] = { CN, TW }, ["馴"] = { CN, TW }, ["驯"] = { CN, TW }, ["崖"] = { CN, TW }, ["琊"] = { CN, TW }, ["亞"] = { std_CN_TW, "common variant" }, ["亚"] = { std_CN_TW, "common variant" }, ["湮"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW_var_CN }, ["芫"] = { CN, TW }, ["奄"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["養"] = { CN, TW }, ["养"] = { CN, TW }, ["烊"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["耶"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["椰"] = { CN, TW }, ["曳"] = { CN, TW }, ["液"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["腋"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["椅"] = { CN, TW }, ["衣"] = { CN, TW }, ["誼"] = { std_CN_TW, var_CN_TW }, ["谊"] = { std_CN_TW, var_CN_TW }, ["㣇"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW_var_CN }, ["應"] = { CN, TW }, ["应"] = { CN, TW }, ["佣"] = { CN, TW }, ["拥"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["擁"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["媛"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["遠"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["远"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["鑰"] = { CN, TW }, ["钥"] = { CN, TW }, ["暈"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["晕"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["臢"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["拶"] = { CN, TW }, ["載"] = { CN, TW }, ["载"] = { CN, TW }, ["仔"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["暫"] = { CN, TW }, ["暂"] = { CN, TW }, ["鑿"] = { std_CN_TW, "literary variant" }, ["凿"] = { std_CN_TW, "literary variant" }, ["鋥"] = { CN, TW }, ["锃"] = { CN, TW }, ["扎"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["紮"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["吒"] = { CN, TW }, ["炸"] = { std_CN_TW, "nonstandard variant, common in Taiwan" }, ["奓"] = { CN, TW }, ["著"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["着"] = { std_CN, std_TW_var_CN }, ["蜇"] = { CN, TW }, ["轍"] = { CN, TW }, ["辙"] = { CN, TW }, ["蟄"] = { CN, TW }, ["蛰"] = { CN, TW }, ["幀"] = { CN, TW }, ["帧"] = { CN, TW }, ["圳"] = { CN, TW }, ["掙"] = { CN, TW }, ["挣"] = { CN, TW }, ["諍"] = { CN, TW }, ["诤"] = { CN, TW }, ["知"] = { CN, TW }, ["脂"] = { std_CN_TW, "variant" }, ["质"] = { CN, TW }, ["質"] = { CN, TW }, ["掷"] = { CN, TW }, ["擲"] = { CN, TW }, ["挃"] = { CN, TW }, ["栉"] = { CN, TW }, ["櫛"] = { CN, TW }, ["中"] = { CN, TW }, ["謅"] = { CN, TW }, ["诌"] = { CN, TW }, ["驟"] = { CN, TW }, ["骤"] = { CN, TW }, ["軸"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["轴"] = { std_CN_var_TW, std_TW }, ["舳"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["築"] = { CN, TW }, ["筑"] = { CN, TW }, ["貯"] = { CN, TW }, ["贮"] = { CN, TW }, ["爪"] = { "literary", "vernacular" }, ["畷"] = { CN, TW }, ["拙"] = { CN, TW }, ["卓"] = { std_CN_TW, var_CN }, ["綜"] = { CN, TW }, ["综"] = { CN, TW }, ["縱"] = { CN, TW }, ["纵"] = { CN, TW }, ["鱒"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, ["鳟"] = { std_CN_TW, var_TW }, }

return export

title: Module:zh/data/cmn-tag


text: omdømmet

title: omdømmet


text: omdømmer

title: omdømmer


text:
x-ato

Etymology
, a brand name. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  utility knife tool used to cut

title: x-ato


text: x-atos

title: x-atos


text: omdømmene

title: omdømmene


text:
เตี๊ยม

Etymology 1
From.

Etymology 2
Corrupted from.

Verb

 * 1) to concoct; to invent.
 * 2) to decorate; to build up.
 * 3) to arrange.

title: เตี๊ยม


text:
沙眼

Noun

 * 1)  trachoma

title: 沙眼


text:
晶狀體

Noun

 * 1)  lens

title: 晶狀體


text: 晶状体

title: 晶状体


text: Category:ja:Armenia

title: Category:ja:Armenia


text:
散光

Noun

 * 1)  astigmatism

Verb

 * 1)  to scatter
 * 2) to diffuse (light)

title: 散光


text:
アルメニア共和国

Proper noun

 * 1) the Republic of Armenia

title: アルメニア共和国


text:
nærliggende

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) nearby

title: nærliggende


text:
lajdácký

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) sloppy, careless

title: lajdácký


text: alśû

title: alśû


text: горящий

title: горящий


text: alśùda

title: alśùda


text: alśùdi

title: alśùdi


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/Haimarīks

Etymology
From.

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/Haimarīks


text:
User talk:Funke

Welcome
--Lo Ximiendo (talk) 11:46, 12 March 2016 (UTC)

 * Thanks, Lo Ximiendo. :-) --Funke (talk) 11:49, 12 March 2016 (UTC)

title: User talk:Funke


text:
qui dort dîne

Etymology
lit. '[one] who sleeps, dines'.

Proverb

 * 1) sleep allows one to go without food

title: qui dort dîne


text:
skogbrann

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a forest fire

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a forest fire

title: skogbrann


text: Mergui

title: Mergui


text:
воднолыжник

Noun

 * 1) water skier

title: воднолыжник


text:
방지

Noun

 * 1) prevention

title: 방지


text:
User talk:Bernhardus Albinus

Willkommen in Wikiwörterbuch
--Lo Ximiendo (talk) 12:04, 12 March 2016 (UTC)

title: User talk:Bernhardus Albinus


text:
배다

Verb

 * 1) to soak into; to penetrate
 * 2) to get used to; to get accustomed to
 * 1) to get used to; to get accustomed to

Etymology 2
Cognate with.

Verb

 * 1) to conceive; to be pregnant (with a child)

Adjective

 * 1) to be close together; to be compact
 * 2) to be packed to the full; to be filled up

title: 배다


text:
размерный

Adjective

 * 1) dimensional, mensural

title: размерный


text:
Talk:배다

Could you check the entry, please? Apparently it has a few senses, etymologies and pronunciations. --Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 12:09, 12 March 2016 (UTC)
 * 배다 (with 배 having a long vowel) also means "to penetrate (such as liquid or smell)" in a modern sense. The rest of them are all archaic or incorrect (as in some definitions are used in wrong ways). --KoreanQuoter (talk) 12:13, 12 March 2016 (UTC)

title: Talk:배다


text:
пудреный

Adjective

 * 1) powdered

Usage notes
Short forms пу́дрен, пу́дрена, пу́дрено, пу́дрены theoretically exist, but are usually avoided because they are the same as the short forms of the past passive participle of.

title: пудреный


text:
빠져나오다

Verb

 * 1) to escape, to get out, to sneak out

title: 빠져나오다


text: skogbrannen

title: skogbrannen


text:
안쪽

Etymology
. Compare.

Noun

 * 1) inside

title: 안쪽


text:
Talk:occultive

The definition does not seem to match the citation. Equinox ◑ 12:14, 12 March 2016 (UTC)

RFV discussion: October–November 2019
Rfv-sense: Related to or involving the occult. DTLHS (talk) 18:18, 29 October 2019 (UTC)

 * cited Kiwima (talk) 09:58, 30 October 2019 (UTC)

RFV-passed Kiwima (talk) 00:06, 7 November 2019 (UTC)

title: Talk:occultive


text: skogbranner

title: skogbranner


text:
억울하다

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) to be victimized by an unfair situation, or to feel as such

title: 억울하다


text: skogbrannene

title: skogbrannene


text:
ခဲ့

Pronunciation

Particle

 * 1)  here toward the speaker, hither

title: ခဲ့


text:
오가다

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to come and go

title: 오가다


text: skogbrannar

title: skogbrannar


text:
요구되다

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to be required

title: 요구되다


text: skogbrannane

title: skogbrannane


text:
음성

Noun

 * 1) voice

Noun

 * 1) negativity

title: 음성


text:
သင်

Verb

 * 1) to teach pass on knowledge
 * 2) to learn acquire knowledge or ability

title: သင်


text:
လွယ်

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) easy not difficult

title: လွယ်


text:
regungslos

Adjective

 * 1) motionless

title: regungslos


text:
Talk:impship

Most or all uses seem to be a term of address, like lordship. Equinox ◑ 12:38, 12 March 2016 (UTC)
 * So, basically redefine to match that sense of lordship? bd2412 T 03:03, 13 March 2016 (UTC)

title: Talk:impship


text: warmed over

title: warmed over


text:
străbun

Etymology
From străbunic,.

Noun

 * 1) ancestor

title: străbun


text: chersû

title: chersû


text: Category:nn:Forestry

title: Category:nn:Forestry


text:
ереванский

Adjective

 * 1)  Yerevan

title: ереванский


text:
обидчиво

Adverb

 * 1) touchily, sensitively, quickly taking offence

title: обидчиво


text: ridû

title: ridû


text: radû

title: radû


text: bbû

title: bbû


text: chersùda

title: chersùda


text: ridùda

title: ridùda


text: radùda

title: radùda


text: abiunctu

title: abiunctu


text: bbùda

title: bbùda


text: chersùdi

title: chersùdi


text: ridùdi

title: ridùdi


text: radùdi

title: radùdi


text: bbùdi

title: bbùdi


text: abnatandi

title: abnatandi


text: abnatando

title: abnatando


text: abnatandum

title: abnatandum


text:
abnatans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) swimming

title: abnatans


text: abnatantes

title: abnatantes


text: abnatantia

title: abnatantia


text: abnatantis

title: abnatantis


text: abnatantium

title: abnatantium


text: abnatanti

title: abnatanti


text: abnatante

title: abnatante


text: abnatantibus

title: abnatantibus


text: abnatantem

title: abnatantem


text:
abnegaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to refuse

title: abnegaturus


text: abnegatu

title: abnegatu


text: abnegatura

title: abnegatura


text: abnegaturum

title: abnegaturum


text: abnegaturi

title: abnegaturi


text: abnegaturae

title: abnegaturae


text: abnegaturorum

title: abnegaturorum


text: abnegaturarum

title: abnegaturarum


text: abnegaturo

title: abnegaturo


text: abnegaturis

title: abnegaturis


text: abnegaturam

title: abnegaturam


text: abnegaturos

title: abnegaturos


text: abnegaturas

title: abnegaturas


text: abnegature

title: abnegature


text: abnoctandi

title: abnoctandi


text: abnoctando

title: abnoctando


text: abnoctandum

title: abnoctandum


text:
abnoctans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) spending the night

title: abnoctans


text: abnoctantes

title: abnoctantes


text: abnoctantia

title: abnoctantia


text: abnoctantis

title: abnoctantis


text: abnoctantium

title: abnoctantium


text: abnoctanti

title: abnoctanti


text: abnoctante

title: abnoctante


text: abnoctantibus

title: abnoctantibus


text: abnoctantem

title: abnoctantem


text:
դիսպաշեր

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) average adjuster, claims adjuster

title: դիսպաշեր


text:
abnodans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) unknotting

title: abnodans


text:
abnodaturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to unknot

title: abnodaturus


text:
abnodandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be unknotted

title: abnodandus


text: abnodantes

title: abnodantes


text: abnodantia

title: abnodantia


text: abnodantis

title: abnodantis


text: abnodantium

title: abnodantium


text: abnodanti

title: abnodanti


text: abnodante

title: abnodante


text: abnodantibus

title: abnodantibus


text: abnodantem

title: abnodantem


text: abnodatura

title: abnodatura


text: abnodaturum

title: abnodaturum


text: abnodaturi

title: abnodaturi


text: abnodaturae

title: abnodaturae


text: abnodaturorum

title: abnodaturorum


text: abnodaturarum

title: abnodaturarum


text: abnodaturo

title: abnodaturo


text: abnodaturis

title: abnodaturis


text: abnodaturam

title: abnodaturam


text: abnodaturos

title: abnodaturos


text: abnodaturas

title: abnodaturas


text: abnodature

title: abnodature


text: abnodanda

title: abnodanda


text: abnodandum

title: abnodandum


text: abnodandi

title: abnodandi


text: abnodandae

title: abnodandae


text: abnodandorum

title: abnodandorum


text: abnodandarum

title: abnodandarum


text: abnodando

title: abnodando


text: abnodandis

title: abnodandis


text: abnodandam

title: abnodandam


text: abnodandos

title: abnodandos


text: abnodandas

title: abnodandas


text: abnodande

title: abnodande


text: abnodatu

title: abnodatu


text:
imya

Noun

 * 1) woman

title: imya


text: chokoes

title: chokoes


text: chokos

title: chokos


text: abnuitu

title: abnuitu


text:
plain as day

Adjective

 * 1)  Very clear and evident.

Synonyms

 * See Thesaurus:obvious

Antonyms

 * See Thesaurus:obvious

Translations

 * Finnish:
 * Italian: chiaro come il sole
 * Polish: jak na dłoni
 * Spanish: con claridad meridiana,
 * Tagalog: maliwanag pa sa sikat ng araw
 * Turkish: gün gibi açık

title: plain as day


text:
plain as porridge

Adjective

 * 1)  Very clear and evident.
 * 2)  Very unattractive or unprepossessing.
 * a face plain as porridge
 * 1)  Very unattractive or unprepossessing.
 * a face plain as porridge

title: plain as porridge


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Re-jujubo/reply (4)

Thanks, I'll try it out.


text:
abnutans

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) refusing

title: abnutans


text: abnutantes

title: abnutantes


text: abnutantia

title: abnutantia


text: abnutantis

title: abnutantis


text: abnutantium

title: abnutantium


text: abnutanti

title: abnutanti


text: abnutante

title: abnutante


text: abnutantibus

title: abnutantibus


text: abnutantem

title: abnutantem


text: abnutandi

title: abnutandi


text: abnutando

title: abnutando


text: abnutandum

title: abnutandum


text:
chauffeurship

Noun

 * 1) The condition of being, or employment as, a chauffeur.

title: chauffeurship


text:
abolitu

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to abolish

title: abolitu


text: abolescis

title: abolescis


text: abolescit

title: abolescit


text: abolescimus

title: abolescimus


text: abolescitis

title: abolescitis


text: abolescunt

title: abolescunt


text: abolescam

title: abolescam


text: abolesces

title: abolesces


text: abolescet

title: abolescet


text: abolescemus

title: abolescemus


text: abolescetis

title: abolescetis


text: abolescent

title: abolescent


text: abolescebam

title: abolescebam


text: abolescebas

title: abolescebas


text: abolescebat

title: abolescebat


text: abolescebamus

title: abolescebamus


text: abolescebatis

title: abolescebatis


text: abolescebant

title: abolescebant


text: abolescas

title: abolescas


text: abolescat

title: abolescat


text: abolescamus

title: abolescamus


text: abolescatis

title: abolescatis


text: abolescant

title: abolescant


text: abolescerem

title: abolescerem


text: abolesceres

title: abolesceres


text: abolesceret

title: abolesceret


text: abolesceremus

title: abolesceremus


text: abolesceretis

title: abolesceretis


text: abolescerent

title: abolescerent


text: abolesce

title: abolesce


text: abolescito

title: abolescito


text: abolescite

title: abolescite


text: abolescitote

title: abolescitote


text: abolescunto

title: abolescunto


text: abolescere

title: abolescere


text: abolescendi

title: abolescendi


text: abolescendo

title: abolescendo


text: abolescendum

title: abolescendum


text:
abolescens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) perishing

title: abolescens


text: abolescentes

title: abolescentes


text: abolescentia

title: abolescentia


text: abolescentis

title: abolescentis


text: abolescentium

title: abolescentium


text: abolescenti

title: abolescenti


text: abolescente

title: abolescente


text: abolescentibus

title: abolescentibus


text: abolescentem

title: abolescentem


text: yogurti

title: yogurti


text:
sandwichi

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) sandwich

title: sandwichi


text: abominatu

title: abominatu


text: aboriendi

title: aboriendi


text: aboriendo

title: aboriendo


text: aboriendum

title: aboriendum


text:
aboriens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) disappearing

title: aboriens


text:
aborturus

Etymology
Future active participle of.

Participle

 * 1) about to disappear

title: aborturus


text:
liknavý

Adjective

 * 1) dilatory

Adjective

 * 1) dilatory

title: liknavý


text:
portmonetka

Etymology
+.

Noun

 * 1) coin purse

title: portmonetka


text:
sägu

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) withers (of a horse)

title: sägu


text: Citations:genred

title: Citations:genred


text:
Pinidae

Hypernyms

 * ; - subphylum; Pinopsida - class

Hyponyms

 * - sole order

title: Pinidae


text:
jügu

Noun

 * 1) weight
 * 2) load, cargo

title: jügu


text:
nügu

Adjective

 * 1) pointed, pointy, spiky

title: nügu


text: Citations:protogenre

title: Citations:protogenre


text:
aboriendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be disappeared

title: aboriendus


text: carsû

title: carsû


text: Citations:megagenre

title: Citations:megagenre


text:
matk

Etymology
From, from. Cognates include 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) trip

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) route, way, path
 * 2) way as in one way, two way etc.
 * 3) trip, journey
 * 4) distance
 * 5) fare payment for a trip, toll

title: matk


text: aboriscendi

title: aboriscendi


text: aboriscendo

title: aboriscendo


text: aboriscendum

title: aboriscendum


text: vindmølla

title: vindmølla


text:
aboriscens

Etymology
Present participle of.

Participle

 * 1) perishing

title: aboriscens


text:
aboriscendus

Etymology
Future passive participle of.

Participle

 * 1) which is to be perished

title: aboriscendus


text: aboriscentes

title: aboriscentes


text: aboriscentia

title: aboriscentia


text: aboriscentis

title: aboriscentis


text: aboriscentium

title: aboriscentium


text: aboriscenti

title: aboriscenti


text: aboriscente

title: aboriscente


text: aboriscentibus

title: aboriscentibus


text: aboriscentem

title: aboriscentem


text: abortandi

title: abortandi


text: abortandum

title: abortandum


text:
tájékoztatási

Adjective

 * of, or relating to information

title: tájékoztatási


text:
User:KLITE789/common.css

/* Specific languages */

 * lang(pi) /* Pali */ {

font-family: 'Noto Sans Display', 'Segoe UI Historic', Siddhanta, 'Nirmala UI', 'Myanmar Text', 'Khmer Mondulkiri', SengBuhan, 'NS Tahlom', sans-serif; }
 * lang(sa-Latn) /* Sanskrit in Latin */ {

font-style: inherit; font-family: 'Noto Sans Display'; }
 * lang(sa) /* Sanskrit */ {

font-style: inherit; font-family: Siddhanta, 'Segoe UI Historic', 'Noto Sans Bengali', 'Noto Sans Balinese', 'Noto Sans Bhaiksuki', 'Noto Serif Grantha', 'Noto Sans Javanese', 'Khmer Mondulkiri', SengBuhan, 'Noto Sans Modi', 'Noto Sans Nandinagari', 'Noto Sans Newa', 'Noto Sans Saurashtra', 'Noto Sans Sharada', 'Noto Sans Siddham', 'Noto Sans Tirhuta', 'Nirmala UI', sans-serif; }
 * lang(syl-Latn) /* Sylheti in Latin script */ {

font-family: 'Noto Sans Display', sans-serif; font-size: 14px; }

/* Specific scripts */

h1 .mw-page-title-main { font-family: 'Noto Serif', 'BabelStone Han', serif, inherit; }

h1 .Cyrl { font-family: 'Noto Serif', serif; }

h1 .Deva { font-family: Siddhanta, serif; }

h1 .Hani .Hans .Hant .Jpan { font-family: 'BabelStone Han', serif; }

/* Specific classes */

.tr { font-style: inherit; font-family: 'Noto Sans Display', sans-serif; }

.mention-tr { font-style: italic; font-family: 'Noto Sans Display', sans-serif; }

.headword-tr { font-style: inherit; font-family: 'Noto Sans Display', sans-serif; }

.e-transliteration { font-style: italic; font-family: 'Noto Sans Display', sans-serif; }

.e-transliteration b { font-weight: bold; font-style: italic; font-family: 'Noto Sans Display', sans-serif; }

title: User:KLITE789/common.css


text:
jarit

Noun

 * 1) batik garment

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) provisions

title: jarit


text: vizsgálatra

title: vizsgálatra


text:
podkówka

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) horseshoe-shaped coin purse
 * 1) horseshoe-shaped coin purse

title: podkówka


text: felhasználásáról

title: felhasználásáról


text: kedvét

title: kedvét


text:
zmrvit

Verb

 * 1) to fertilize
 * 2)  to botch, to mess up

title: zmrvit


text:
líný jako veš

Adjective

 * 1)  very lazy

title: líný jako veš


text:
drzý jako opice

Adjective

 * 1)  very cheeky, impudent, impertinent

title: drzý jako opice


text: szónak

title: szónak


text: kötök

title: kötök


text: köpök

title: köpök


text:
jasný jako facka

Adjective

 * 1)  very clear

title: jasný jako facka


text:
cãnjinã

Noun

 * 1) sorrow, sadness, gloom, pain

Noun

 * 1) venomous plant resembling the sanicle

title: cãnjinã


text: hölgyet

title: hölgyet


text: eledele

title: eledele


text:
silný jako býk

Adjective

 * 1)  very strong

title: silný jako býk


text:
felkínál

Verb

 * 1)  to offer to place at someone’s disposal; to present something to be either accepted or turned down

title: felkínál


text:
starý jako Metuzalém

Adjective

 * 1)  very old

title: starý jako Metuzalém


text:
User talk:Purplebackpack89/Archive 4

Congratulations!
In the course of your interactions with P Aculeius, you've managed to have been accused of most of the same things you've been criticizing others for in the past. I haven't sorted through the relative merit of your accusations vs. his accusations, but I hope this chance to see things from the other side will give you a little more understanding and empathy for your opponents of the past. Chuck Entz (talk) 16:33, 9 January 2016 (UTC)
 * Well, if other people can do those things with impunity, why can't I? FWIW, I've decided to be less of a hard-ass on people like Ungoliant, FWIW. So long as nobody calls me a troll or wants me blocked, I'm mostly just going to let it roll off me. Pur ple back pack 89   17:41, 9 January 2016 (UTC)
 * And yes,, I can understand why people think Aculeius is a mirror of me. Pur ple back pack 89  18:18, 9 January 2016 (UTC)
 * Not particularly happy about User:DCDuring seemingly being bound and determined to get rid of liberal Republican and conservative Democrat by hook or by crook. Pur ple back pack 89  20:56, 9 January 2016 (UTC)
 * @Purplebackpack89: Chuck Entz has just accused you of being himself in all the most technical possible sense. @Chuck Entz: "loudly criticising others and almost never admitting your own mistakes" and "clearly-identifiable personal attacks" indeed. Do not "tl,dr", nor "grok", nor "skim", as it were, the following. Set aside the time and read the denotation of this message in every detail with careful attention to logic and evidence, without substituting mere knowledge of pragmatics, rhetorical devices and how the general tone and sentiment of each message in several conversations interacts with the status, sentiments and connections of each person involved. Neither "You don't like me, I got it" nor "110.55.4.50 is being a troll again" are adequate understandings of this message. Do not, in short, substitute your undeserved importance and nonexistent social intelligence in place of actually understanding the content of this message. As for your "congratulations", keep your obsequious sarcasm to yourself. You've accused others of being, among many other things, hypocritical and assured of their own nonexistent infallibility, when in fact those characteristics belong also or entirely to yourself. On these and your other characteristics, you, Chuck Entz - how do I put this mildly and in a family-friendly and civilly terse manner while currently refraining from impolite fictions so as to reserve them for your likely, but not something so close to "unavoidable" as "inevitable", show of lack of both humility and self-respect alike from which I am attempting to deter you - are an unmitigated, consummated, self-righteous, unprovoked or under-provoked, hypocritical (not so authorized nor legitimate as to be "ironic"), archetypal biter (as in WP:BITE) with allies that are completely loyal to your epic, manifest arrogance, irrationality and personality cult, that discuss your bite victims like they're not there, tell lies of commission about them and erase content disputes from where they belong in an almost minitrue-like manner. Furthermore, the reason why Pete's message granted me the right, and imposed on me the obligation, for an attack is that you deserved being attacked with the truth about your own public conduct. You have far more to apologize for than the minor, but due to the lack of the most basic civility and rationality whatsoever that you've repeatedly demonstrated in some other offenses, intolerable, offenses such as snarking at Adjutor101, Kibi78704, and Pete and possibly mistaking someone for an ableist. Strangely, you are actually capable of apologizing for something, which makes your unapologetic outrageous troll behavior all the more avoidable. You've failed to publish any course transcripts whatsoever. I will, however, give you the benefit of the doubt on this one point and assume that you are not an Essjay case. No one cares or believes that you are not fluent or expert in any one area. You've thoroughly abused and exceeded the power, status and "right to exercise power given by ... academic knowledge of an area" given to you due to your admittedly great but also tragically misused proficiency and hard work, and you have likely mistaken your academic authority as being analogous to the "right to exercise power given by the State", if there is such a thing. You've likely used your academic authority as if it were state-analogous authority to labor under the false premise that your trolling is not trolling, that it is organizationally similar to trolling, but is legitimate under the further, also false, premise that there are several important differences. The only important thing that you and I have in common is that we are both Anglophone Wiktionary readers with no right to exercise power akin to that given by the State, whatsoever. While I do not and did not troll, should I begin to do so, I would be entirely proficient in doing so. Despite your through experience in biting, I would be more proficient in trolling than you and all your allies combined. But as unlike you and Ajax as described by Iomenedes in Sophocles' play Ajax, I have good judgement and there is also much else to be found sufficient in me as well, for I do not, in fact, have a vile temper. Instead of a vile temper, I had a situation in which you provoked me into telling an inconvenient truth: that you are, in short, wholly unfit for, and undeserving of, your command, however informal that command may be. I strongly recommend that you stop acting like a troll in all but name, that you stop treating those that are not trolls like they are trolls, and that you not lash out against this very post. If you act like something and treat others like they are the thing, then it is only a matter of time before they act like the thing. However repugnant that may or may not be, it is an inevitable consequence to anyone with your conduct. Trolling is just one of those things, and if you and I were to go troll-to-troll, then my victory in "the coming battle", as it were, will be overwhelming. That I have more important things to do than sort through your misconduct is too true for me to be a past or current Forum Warz player as such, and too false to tolerate any further misconduct of yours, sir. You are incapable of inheriting any of the significance of this message as significance of your own. This is not a joke, a metaphor or an exaggeration. This is not an insult. This is not a flame bait. This is not a provocation, nor is this a love letter so we can foe yay or have any other sort of romantic or sexual tension whatsoever. It is a warning and, in that a warning could ever be advice, it is the most or among the most implementable, eloquent, enlightening and just plain profound advice you shall ever find regarding your conduct as a Wiktionarian. 110.55.4.50 06:41, 12 March 2016 (UTC)
 * Wow! That's an awful lot of verbiage to dump on an unsuspecting third party's talk page- but then, for you, everything always revolves around you, and everyone else doesn't matter. You come up with your own peculiar definition of mercenary and all the dictionaries of the world have to immediately change to conform to it. You don't get your way, so you heap verbal abuse on the person who stopped you. That person stops listening to said abuse, so you drag in third parties, like hostages ("If you don't listen to me, I'll talk them to death"). Whatever my differences with Purplebackpack89, he doesn't deserve this. Get a life! Chuck Entz (talk) 07:06, 12 March 2016 (UTC)
 * @Chuck Entz: THAT WAS ADDRESSED MOSTLY TO YOU, NOT TALKING PURPLEBACKPACK TO DEATH, YOU INATTENTIVE LIAR. YOU SHOULD TRY READING BEFORE YOU TROLL. What is wrong with you? Also, I am overwhelmingly not attempting to take Purplebackpack hostage. I was supporting them by delivering against you the condemnation you deserve. In conversations with me, Pete and so on, you're not very attentive. Furthermore, the only reason this is not on your talk page is that you archived the conversation in which I found it necessary to participate and I don't edit archives. It says right there, don't "[substitute] mere knowledge of pragmatics, rhetorical devices and how the general tone and sentiment of each message in several conversations interacts with the status, sentiments and connections of each person involved". How about we have some more of those apologies you gave me when Pete and I told you off? @Purplebackpack: I was not, and am not, taking you hostage, nor was I, nor am I, attempting to do so. Nor am I talking you to death. I am merely weighing in on the conduct dispute on behalf of a stranger in a public forum, and defending the character of Wiktionary against this biter that would bring Wiktionary into disrepute. How Chuck Entz comes up with any of this stuff is not clear. Lack of research would leave undefeased the presumption that condemnation of this severity is an impolite fiction, but if you would kindly refer to the conversations cited, it would be clear to you that I am not making up any of this alleged "verbal abuse", and that Chuck Entz was the first one to turn it into a conduct dispute. Specifically, this started when I stroked his ego by affirming that his proficiency shows in his tone, and offered for him to show off, but he flew into an unprovoked rage; even more specifically, I said "you don't sound like you're making any of this stuff up, so by all means, demonstrate that you are not", and he flipped out, saying "by the way, using my own words against me would only work if you made some sense. Otherwise it just shows you know you're in over your head and you're desperately trying to come up with some kind of gimmick to divert attention from the losing battle", under the then-false premise that I was using his own words against him, that I was gibbering, that I was in over my head, that we were in a battle, that anyone was losing, and that I was looking for a gimmick to divert attention from anything. In an unsuccessful attempt to defuse the situation in everyone's favor, I told him these premises were false. When the attempt failed, he'd made a distinction between assertions and evidence while making no attempt whatsoever to explain the difference, thus making a distinction without a difference in all but the most technical possible sense, and even in the most technical possible sense it is likely still a distinction without a difference. The final straw, as it were, was when he told me my world was not real and that I became a caricature. After that, I used his own words against him by summing up the conversation thus far and discussed the conduct of him and fellow Wikimedia project members, and his allies erased my report from the bulletin board where it belongs. He's gone on record, explicitly mistaking me for one other person in another post. I was about to retaliate on his talk page by going troll-to-troll by interweaving poetry-like prose accusing him of a narrow vision in linguistics and having no application of the methods of the natural sciences with that which is not profanity as that to be found in Q1353155 but with that which is still unmitigated vulgarity accusing him of everything short of evil. As I would not do that on a talk page other than the one of the person being thusly counter-insulted without the permission of the talk page's host, I must request your permission to thusly inveigh. If and only if you grant this permission, I will thusly inveigh. Unlike many others on Earth, I only ever ask for real permission, so therefore I will not retaliate against rejection. As a linguist, surely he is no stranger to verbiage, but he is treating eloquence and precision as a terrible crime, asserting that for me, everything always revolves around me, and that no one else matters to me. This assertion is also overwhelmingly false. The universe is run by impersonal forces beyond the control of any one person. I am not a follower of the Great Man theory of history, I follow no personality cult, and while the individual is responsible for most or all of their choices, which have consequences for them and those around them, they are not quite the master of their own destiny. Even among individuals, I am not that significant. I hereby show the humility to say that in other matters unrelated to this dispute, I have blundered, but I do not apologize to this troll. His claim that I am the only person that matters to me is both false and is not supported by any evidence on this forum, making it un-falsifiable in practice. 125.212.120.155 10:35, 12 March 2016 (UTC)

big = "Someone or something that is large in stature"
Hi. What would be an example sentence for this? With coffee, I can imagine "I'd like a large", but not "I'd like a big". When is "big" a noun? Equinox ◑ 00:17, 2 February 2016 (UTC)
 * I didn't look for citations with the phrase "a big", but rather "the bigs" and "your bigs", for which there are numerous citations. The most applicable sentences I can find quickly are "Powerful big players can also be problematic to guard if your bigs are weaker or slower than theirs—though occasionally you can win a matchup for a while with a smaller, quicker player on their big one." (bigs=tall basketball players; one person who furthers this terminology is basketball commentator Stu Lantz) and "Government has a responsibility to oversee the operations of the bigs and we accept that. We have nothing against the bigs; their contribution to the economy is essential". (where "bigs" refers to big corporate entities).  I also came across "If these are your smalls, I'd hate to see your bigs.", where "bigs" refers to bloomers.  If you were looking for less complex sentences, one for the basketball players would be, "It's important to keep your bigs out of foul trouble".  I'd note that a similar sentence is already in existence at the entry for bigs. Pur ple back pack 89   00:46, 2 February 2016 (UTC)
 * Is it ever used in the singular? <tt></curiosity></tt>  ‑‑ Eiríkr Útlendi │Tala við mig 01:51, 2 February 2016 (UTC)
 * IDK. Like I said, I've usually heard it as "your bigs" or "the bigs" Pur ple back pack 89   05:37, 2 February 2016 (UTC)

Something disappeared.
I offered to apologize to someone on Wikimedia for saying I could go troll-to-troll against Chuck Entz. But now, I can't find the offer. I'm ready to apologize, but I don't know where to apologize. I can't find it on your talk page, nor with the search function in Wiktionary nor Wikipedia. Can you please tell me where to go? 110.55.0.56 05:23, 20 April 2016 (UTC)
 * Hey, leave me out of this! If you want to talk to User:Chuck Entz, talk to him at User talk:Chuck Entz.  I'm not Chuck Entz.  Yes, he is a frequent commentator on my talk page, but this is not the venue to talk to him. (Also, I archived your message). Pur ple back pack 89   14:08, 20 April 2016 (UTC)

Why we don't need durable citations
Pur ple back pack 89  18:24, 9 October 2016 (UTC)
 * 1) In today's world, a greater percentage of content is on not-necessarily-durable website rather than print media or durable websites.
 * 2) Compare to books.  We don't link to every book we have, and we don't unfrequently cite rare books where Joe Avg is unlikely to ever obtain a compy.
 * 3) Some things don't stay up forever, but many things do.  Instead of assuming that something will eventually disappear, we could assume that it won't (FWIW, Wikipedia makes the latter assumption; it doesn't require durable references
 * 4) If the quote that uses the word is already on Wiktionary, do we necessarily need a link to anything anyway?
 * Do you think you could please answer the question I asked to you at Equinox's talk page, about this subject? --Daniel Carrero (talk) 18:35, 9 October 2016 (UTC)
 * You mean the "other words" question? I can't think of one right this minute, but I would guess there are a number of words, particularly recent slang or words primarily used on the 'Net, that would benefit from a relaxation. Pur ple back pack 89   18:42, 9 October 2016 (UTC)
 * If you think of some words in the future, I'd be curious to know. As I said, I can't say I agree with your proposal at this exact moment, but knowing what words could be affected by it would make some practical difference and would be good way to start discussing. --Daniel Carrero (talk) 18:46, 9 October 2016 (UTC)

 * If you don't like our policies, start a vote to change them. Don't just whine about it all the time. You have to work with a system to change it. Equinox ◑ 15:41, 10 October 2016 (UTC)
 * There's a BP discussion going on this topic, . Also, while you're hear, lemme ask you this: do you legitimately doubt that this word is used?  Have you examined its internet usage? Pur ple back pack 89   18:00, 10 October 2016 (UTC)

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title: User talk:Purplebackpack89/Archive 4


text:
camptastic

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Very campy.

title: camptastic


text:
kidžu

Noun

 * 1) squeak, creak

title: kidžu


text:
kodžu

Noun

 * 1) squeak, creak

title: kodžu


text:
zelený jako brčál

Adjective

 * 1)  intensely green

title: zelený jako brčál


text: városon

title: városon


text:
pövu

Etymology
According to Oja (2002), either from or related to. A possible development may have been *pellava > *pellav > *pelv > *peu̟u̟ > *pevu > pövu.

Related to 🇨🇬. The related term might be a borrowing from either of the two languages.

Noun

 * 1) fur coat coat made out of fur

title: pövu


text:
cãtsãn

Etymology
From, from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) bowl
 * 2) dinner plate

title: cãtsãn


text: vindmøllene

title: vindmøllene


text:
zdravý jako řípa

Adjective

 * 1)  very healthy

title: zdravý jako řípa


text:
küzu

Noun

 * 1) demand
 * 2) requirement
 * 3) specification

title: küzu


text:
kužu

Noun

 * 1) puppy

title: kužu


text:
nižu

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) wheat

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) wheat

title: nižu


text:
utahaný

Adjective

 * 1) fatigued

title: utahaný


text:
vižu

Noun

 * 1) scream, squeal, screech

title: vižu


text:
puzu

Noun

 * 1) basket

title: puzu


text:
utahaný jako kotě

Adjective

 * 1)  very fatigued

title: utahaný jako kotě


text:
ruzu

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to become stricken with poverty, to be bankrupt

Noun

 * 1) cloth, rag

title: ruzu


text: csoportját

title: csoportját


text: családon

title: családon


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mazaný jako liška

Adjective

 * 1)  sly as a fox

title: mazaný jako liška


text:
gușă-roșie

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) European robin, robin redbreast bird

title: gușă-roșie


text:
megrak

Verb

 * 1)  to fill (with something ) until its full
 * 2)  to build up, to pile high to get the fire going
 * 3)  to beat, beat up someone to give a beating to
 * 4)  to beat to win against; to defeat or overcome
 * 1)  to beat to win against; to defeat or overcome

title: megrak


text: rendjéről

title: rendjéről


text:
sparsommelig

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) thrifty, frugal

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) thrifty, frugal

title: sparsommelig


text:
kinti

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) warm
 * 2) hot

Adjective

 * 1) outside, external

title: kinti


text:
Reconstruction talk:Proto-Germanic/-ōnijaz

Is it appropriate to have such a page, with zero descendants listed as well as no definition? --Theudariks (talk) 18:43, 12 March 2016 (UTC)
 * Not at all, I deleted it. It's yet another rubbish edit from our IP vandal. —CodeCat 19:00, 12 March 2016 (UTC)


text:
guerra de ediciones

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) edit war

title: guerra de ediciones


text:
jefe de redacción

Noun

 * 1) editor in chief

title: jefe de redacción


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ecuatorianismo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Ecuadorianism

title: ecuatorianismo


text: sparsommelige

title: sparsommelige


text:
éctasis

Noun

 * 1)  ectasis

title: éctasis


text:
económetra

Noun

 * 1) econometrician

title: económetra


text:
ecomusicología

Noun

 * 1) ecomusicology

title: ecomusicología


text:
ecolocalización

Noun

 * 1) echolocation

title: ecolocalización


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eclesiología

Noun

 * 1)  ecclesiology

title: eclesiología


text:
latín eclesiástico

Noun

 * 1) Ecclesiastical Latin

title: latín eclesiástico


text:
equimosis

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) ecchymosis

title: equimosis


text:
ebulloscopía

Noun

 * 1) ebullioscope

title: ebulloscopía


text:
reflujo

Noun

 * 1) ebb
 * 2) reflux
 * 3)  reflux
 * 1)  reflux

title: reflujo


text:
mar de China Oriental

Proper noun

 * 1) East China Sea

title: mar de China Oriental


text:
extrasensorio

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) extrasensory

title: extrasensorio


text: megerősítése

title: megerősítése


text:
extrasistólico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) extrasystolic

title: extrasistólico


text:
extragaláctico

Adjective

 * 1) extragalactic

title: extragaláctico


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extrasensorial

Adjective

 * 1) extrasensory

Adjective

 * 1) extrasensory

title: extrasensorial


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exotérico

Etymology
From, from , adjectival form of.

Adjective

 * 1) exoteric

Usage notes
The words exotérico and, despite being antonyms, are homophones in Portuguese.

Etymology
, from, from.

Adjective

 * 1) exoteric

title: exotérico


text:
exagerador

Adjective

 * 1) exaggerating

title: exagerador


text:
excretorio

Adjective

 * 1) excretory

title: excretorio


text:
exegético

Adjective

 * 1) exegetic

title: exegético


text:
inanimado

Adjective

 * 1) inanimate

title: inanimado


text:
por todas partes

Adverb

 * 1)  everywhere, all over the place, all around, throughout

title: por todas partes


text:
no hay mal que por bien no venga

Proverb

 * 1) every cloud has a silver lining
 * 2) blessing in disguise

title: no hay mal que por bien no venga


text:
perca común

Noun

 * 1) European perch

title: perca común


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eutrófico

Adjective

 * 1) eutrophic

title: eutrófico


text:
kapcsolati

Adjective

 * of, or relating to contact, connection

title: kapcsolati


text:
euroasiático

Adjective

 * 1) Eurasian

title: euroasiático


text:
etiopatogénico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) etiopathogenic

title: etiopatogénico


text:
akordeonista

Etymology
. ..

Noun

 * 1) accordionist

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) accordionist

title: akordeonista


text:
cercamiento

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) enclosure

title: cercamiento


text:
emulsificador

Noun

 * 1) emulsifier

title: emulsificador


text:
tajantamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) empathically

title: tajantamente


text:
elegible

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) eligible

title: elegible


text:
esotéricamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) esoterically

title: esotéricamente


text:
ensayístico

Adjective

 * 1) essayistic

title: ensayístico


text:
epicaricacía

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) schadenfreude

title: epicaricacía


text:
agrandamiento

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) enlargement

title: agrandamiento


text:
emasculación

Etymology
From ;.

Noun

 * 1) emasculation

Etymology
From ;.

Noun

 * 1) emasculation

title: emasculación


text:
bledý jako stěna

Adjective

 * 1)  very pale

title: bledý jako stěna


text:
bekapcsolás

Noun

 * 1) the act of turning something on, activating, powering up, the start of operating something
 * 2) fastening (of seatbelts)

title: bekapcsolás


text: bekapcsolása

title: bekapcsolása


text:
akordeonistka

Etymology
From. .

title: akordeonistka


text: központot

title: központot


text:
ochenta y cuatro

Numeral

 * 1) eighty-four

title: ochenta y cuatro