text:
разлететься

Verb

 * 1) to fly away, to scatter (in the air)
 * 2) to come apart, to be blown apart
 * 3) (news, rumour etc) to spread, to be spread about/around, to become known
 * 4)  to smash, to shatter
 * 5)  to be ruined/shattered/squashed/upset
 * 1)  to smash, to shatter
 * 2)  to be ruined/shattered/squashed/upset
 * 1)  to be ruined/shattered/squashed/upset
 * 1)  to be ruined/shattered/squashed/upset

title: разлететься


text:
разлетаться

Verb

 * 1) to fly away, to scatter (in the air)
 * 2) to come apart, to be blown apart
 * 3) (news, rumour etc) to spread, to be spread about/around, to become known
 * 4)  to smash, to shatter
 * 5)  to be ruined/shattered/squashed/upset
 * 1)  to be ruined/shattered/squashed/upset
 * 1)  to be ruined/shattered/squashed/upset

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

title: разлетаться


text:
углубить

Etymology
Perhaps from.

Verb

 * 1) to deepen
 * 2) to extend, to intensify
 * 3) to aggravate
 * 1) to aggravate

title: углубить


text:
углублять

Verb

 * 1) to deepen
 * 2) to extend, to intensify
 * 3) to aggravate
 * 1) to aggravate

title: углублять


text:
углубиться

Verb

 * 1) to deepen, to become deeper
 * 2) to go deep (into), to get deeper (into), to cut (into)
 * 3) to delve deeply (into), to become absorbed (in), to study in depth
 * 4) to become more profound/acute, to be intensified, to aggravate
 * 1) to become more profound/acute, to be intensified, to aggravate
 * 1) to become more profound/acute, to be intensified, to aggravate
 * 1) to become more profound/acute, to be intensified, to aggravate

title: углубиться


text:
углубляться

Verb

 * 1) to deepen, to become deeper
 * 2) to go deep (into), to get deeper (into), to cut (into)
 * 3) to delve deeply (into), to become absorbed (in), to study in depth
 * 4) to become more profound/acute, to be intensified, to aggravate
 * 1) to become more profound/acute, to be intensified, to aggravate
 * 1) to become more profound/acute, to be intensified, to aggravate

title: углубляться


text:
оправиться

Verb

 * 1) to recover, to pick up
 * 2) (clothes) to put in order
 * 3)  to ease oneself, to do the deed

title: оправиться


text:
оправляться

Verb

 * 1) to recover, to pick up
 * 2) (clothes) to put in order
 * 3)  to ease oneself, to do the deed
 * 1)  to ease oneself, to do the deed

title: оправляться


text:
расправить

Verb

 * 1) to smooth out
 * 2) to straighten, to stretch
 * 1) to straighten, to stretch
 * 1) to straighten, to stretch

title: расправить


text:
расправлять

Verb

 * 1) to smooth out
 * 2) to straighten, to stretch
 * 1) to straighten, to stretch
 * 1) to straighten, to stretch

title: расправлять


text:
расправиться

Verb

 * 1) to beat violently, to punish
 * 2) to get rid of (someone) by destroying them or rendering them harmless
 * 3)  to deal with (something), to handle (something), to manage (something)
 * 4)  to eat up (something) without leaving a trace
 * 5) to get smoothed out, to even out
 * 6) to become straight, to straighten out
 * 1) to become straight, to straighten out

title: расправиться


text:
расправляться

Verb

 * 1) to beat violently, to punish
 * 2) to get rid of (someone) by destroying them or rendering them harmless
 * 3)  to deal with (something), to handle (something), to manage (something)
 * 4)  to eat up (something) without leaving a trace
 * 5) to get smoothed out, to even out
 * 6) to become straight, to straighten out
 * 1) to become straight, to straighten out

title: расправляться


text:
заявиться

Verb

 * 1)  to appear, to turn up

title: заявиться


text:
заявляться

Verb

 * 1)  to appear, to turn up

title: заявляться


text:
Bukharan

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) Of or related to Bukhara, Uzbekistan.
 * 2) Of or related to the native Jewish population of Uzbekistan.

Translations

 * Arabic: بُخَارِيّ
 * Hijazi Arabic: بُخاري
 * Azerbaijani: Buxari, Buxari dili, Buxori, Buxori dili
 * Belarusian: буха́рскі
 * Bukhari: бухорӣ, buxorī, בוכארי
 * Czech: bucharský
 * French:
 * Polish:
 * Russian:
 * Tajik: бухорӣ
 * Turkish: Buhari dili,
 * Ukrainian:

Noun

 * 1) Someone from Bukhara

title: Bukharan


text: Bokharan

title: Bokharan


text:
फिर से

Adverb

 * 1)  once again

title: फिर से


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-Iranian/wiHrás

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) man


text:
Thesaurus talk:bathroom

Split?
The list of outhouse synonyms is long enough it may warrant its own separate entry at Wikisaurus:outhouse or privy, but, if that's created, do remember to go through and fix the synonym links at the individual entries.

title: Thesaurus talk:bathroom


text: Template:iir-decl-noun

title: Template:iir-decl-noun


text:
dormir com as galinhas

Etymology
lit. 'to sleep with the chickens'.

Verb

 * 1)  to sleep early

title: dormir com as galinhas


text:
كليب

Etymology 1
From.

Adjective

 * 1) rabid, infected with rabies

Etymology 2
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) clip, short video
 * 2) music video

Noun

 * 1) puppy
 * 1) puppy

title: كليب


text:
спроецировать

Verb

 * 1) to project (onto)

title: спроецировать


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/falgōn

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to break up ground, till, plough land, fallow


text:
pejorism

Noun

 * 1) The belief that the world is becoming worse.

title: pejorism


text: 弥浓

title: 弥浓


text: 瀰濃

title: 瀰濃


text: data-mining

title: data-mining


text:
信息量

Noun

 * 1) amount of information

title: 信息量


text: xìnxīliàng

title: xìnxīliàng


text: xìnxíliàng

title: xìnxíliàng


text: xìnxī jìshù

title: xìnxī jìshù


text:
transload

Verb

 * 1)  To transfer (a shipment) from one mode of transportation to another.
 * 2)  To download, upload, or copy a file from one location to another.
 * 1)  To download, upload, or copy a file from one location to another.

title: transload


text: transloaded

title: transloaded


text:
Unsupported titles/`lt` `gt` `lt`/ `gt`

Symbol

 * 1)  Used in HTML and XML to open and close an element.
 * 2) * 2010,  (movie)
 * [written by Mark Zuckerberg at the start of the movie, after he was dumped by his girlfriend Erica]
 * 9:48pm. The truth is that she has a nice face. I need to do something to take my mind off her. Easy enough, except I need an idea.
 * 9:48pm. The truth is that she has a nice face. I need to do something to take my mind off her. Easy enough, except I need an idea.

Punctuation mark

 * 1)  Used to explicitly indicate an attribute of given statement.
 * I believe you, thousands wouldn't.
 * (see title)
 * (see title)

Derived terms

 * Category:English tone indicators

title: Unsupported titles/`lt` `gt` `lt`/ `gt`


text:
transloading

Noun

 * 1) A transfer of goods from one mode of transportation to another.

title: transloading


text: xìnxíkù

title: xìnxíkù


text: transloads

title: transloads


text: xìnxīkù

title: xìnxīkù


text:
User talk:LoveToGamer

LoveToGamer (talk) 02:07, 14 April 2016 (UTC)

title: User talk:LoveToGamer


text: 桃红葡萄酒

title: 桃红葡萄酒


text: 淡红葡萄酒

title: 淡红葡萄酒


text:
桃紅葡萄酒

Noun

 * 1) rosé wine

title: 桃紅葡萄酒


text:
淡紅葡萄酒

Noun

 * 1) rosé wine

title: 淡紅葡萄酒


text: pútáojiǔ

title: pútáojiǔ


text: táohóng pútáojiǔ

title: táohóng pútáojiǔ


text: dànhóng pútáojiǔ

title: dànhóng pútáojiǔ


text:
přesýpací

Adjective

 * 1) measuring time by a trickle of material from an upper bulb to a lower one

Usage notes

 * Only used in the expression.

title: přesýpací


text:
桃紅

Adjective

 * 1) pink

title: 桃紅


text:
淡紅

Adjective

 * 1) pink

title: 淡紅


text: 桃红

title: 桃红


text: 淡红

title: 淡红


text: táohóng

title: táohóng


text: dànhóng

title: dànhóng


text: ADRIC

title: ADRIC


text: Citations:paktorlogy

title: Citations:paktorlogy


text: jīngjī

title: jīngjī


text:
王畿

Noun

 * 1)  area surrounding the royal capital

title: 王畿


text: wángjī

title: wángjī


text: jìnjī

title: jìnjī


text: 进击

title: 进击


text:
進擊

Verb

 * 1) to advance; to attack

title: 進擊


text: jìnjí

title: jìnjí


text:
Module:th-hom/data

-- Must keep only correct spellings. local hom = { ['กด'] = {'กช','กฎ','กด'}, ['กน'] = {'กน','กล'}, ['กอ'] = {'ก','ก.','กอ'}, ['กอบ'] = {'กอบ','กอปร'}, ['กอ-ระ-กด'] = {'กรกช','กรกฎ','กรกฏ'}, ['กะ-บิน'] = {'กบินทร์','กบิล','กะบิล'}, ['กะ-โบน'] = {'กโบร','กโบล'}, ['กะ-ปิ'] = {'กปิ','กะปิ'}, ['กะ-มะ-ลาด'] = {'กมลาศ','กมลาสน์'}, ['กะ-รัน'] = {'กรัณฑ์','กรัณย์'}, ['กะ-ลา'] = {'กลา','กะลา'}, ['กะ-สัด-ตฺรี'] = {'กษัตรี','กษัตรีย์'}, ['กะ-เสียน'] = {'เกษียณ','เกษียน','เกษียร'}, ['กะ-หฺรีด'] = {'กรีษ','กรีส'}, ['กัน'] = {'กรร','กรรฐ์','กรรณ','กรรม์','กัญ','กัณฐ์','กัณฑ์','กัณณ์','กัณห์','กัน','กันต์','กันย์','กัลป์'}, ['กัน-ดาน'] = {'กันดาร','กันดาล'}, ['กัน-ยา'] = {'กัญญา','กันยา'}, ['กัน-แสง'] = {'กรรแสง','กันแสง'}, ['กับ'] = {'กับ','กัป'}, ['กาด'] = {'กาจ','กาฐ','กาด','การ์ด'}, ['ก๊าด'] = {'ก๊าซ','ก๊าด','การ์ด'}, ['กาน'] = {'กาญจน์','กาน','กานต์','กานท์','การ','การณ์','การย์','กาล','กาฬ'}, ['กาบ'] = {'กาบ','กาพย์'}, ['กา-รัน'] = {'การันย์','การันต์'}, ['กา-รุน'] = {'การุญ','การุณย์'}, ['ก้าว'] = {'ก้าว','เก้า'}, ['กำ'] = {'กรรม','กำ'}, ['กำ-นัน'] = {'กำนัน','กำนัล'}, ['กำ-มะ-กอน'] = {'กรรมกร','กรรมกรณ์'}, ['กำ-มาน'] = {'กรรมาร','กัมมาร'}, ['กุด'] = {'กุฏิ','กุด'}, ['กุน'] = {'กุณฑ์','กุน','กุล'}, ['กุม'] = {'กุม','กุมภ์'}, ['กูด'] = {'กูฏ','กูด'}, ['กูน'] = {'กูณฑ์','กูน'}, ['กฺรน'] = {'กรณฑ์','กรน'}, ['กฺระ-ดาด'] = {'กระดาด','กระดาษ'}, ['กฺระ-บวน'] = {'กระบวน','กระบวร'}, ['กฺระ-เบน'] = {'กระเบญ','กระเบน'}, ['กฺระ-สาบ'] = {'กระษาปณ์','กระสาบ'}, ['กฺระ-เสียน'] = {'กระเษียร','กระเสียน','กระเสียร'}, ['กฺระ-ไส'] = {'กระษัย','กระไส'}, ['กฺระ-หฺนก'] = {'กระนก','กระหนก'}, ['กฺราว'] = {'กราว','กราวด์'}, ['กฺรำ'] = {'กรัม','กรำ'}, ['กฺรี-ทา'] = {'กรีฑา','กรีธา'}, ['กฺลด'] = {'กลด','กลศ'}, ['เก'] = {'เก','เกย์'}, ['เกด'] = {'เกด','เกตุ','เกศ','เกส'}, ['เก็ด'] = {'เก็จ','เก็ด'}, ['เกน'] = {'เกณฑ์','เกน'}, ['เก-สา'] = {'เกศา','เกสา'}, ['เก-สี'] = {'เกศี','เกสี'}, ['เกา-บิน'] = {'เกาบิน','เกาบิล'}, ['เกียด'] = {'เกียจ','เกียด','เกียรติ'}, ['โกด'] = {'โกฏิ','โกฐ','โกศ','โกษ','โกส'}, ['โก-สน'] = {'โกศล','โกสน'}, ['โกฺรด'] = {'โกรด','โกรธ','โกรศ'}, ['ไก๊'] = {'ไก๊','ไกด์','ไก๊ด์'}, ['ขอ'] = {'ข','ข.','ขอ','ฃ','ฃอ'}, ['ขอด'] = {'ขอด','คอร์ด','คอร์ต'}, ['ขัด'] = {'ขัช','ขัด'}, ['ขัน'] = {'ขรรค์','ขัณฑ์','ขัน','ขันธ์'}, ['ขาน'] = {'ขาน','ขาล'}, ['ขีด-คั่น'] = {'ขีดขั้น','ขีดคั่น'}, ['เข็น'] = {'เข็ญ','เข็น'}, ['ไข'] = {'ขัย','ไข'}, ['คด'] = {'คช','คด','คต'}, ['คน'] = {'คน','คนธ์','คล'}, ['คม'] = {'คม','คมน์'}, ['ควน'] = {'ควณ','ควน','ควร'}, ['คอ'] = {'ค','ค.','คอ','คอร์','ฅ','ฅอ','ฆ'}, ['ค็่อน'] = {'ข้อน','ค่อน'}, --short ['ค็่อย'] = {'ข้อย','ค่อย'}, --short ['ค้อส'] = {'คอร์ส','คอส'}, ['คะ-นะ'] = {'คณะ','ฆน','ฆนะ'}, ['คัด'] = {'คัด','คัต'}, ['คัน'] = {'ครรภ์','คัน','คันถ์','คันธ์','คัล'}, ['คั่น'] = {'ขั้น','คั่น'}, ['คับ'] = {'ครรภ','คับ','คัป','คัพภ์'}, ['คั่ว'] = {'ขั้ว','คั่ว'}, ['ค่า'] = {'ข้า','ค่า','ฆ่า'}, ['ค่าง'] = {'ข้าง','ค่าง'}, ['คาด'] = {'คาด','คาธ','คาส','ฆาต'}, ['คาน'] = {'คาน','ฆาน'}, ['คำ-นวน'] = {'คำนวณ','คำนวร'}, ['คี่'] = {'ขี้','คี่'}, ['คุด'] = {'คุด','คุต'}, ['คูน'] = {'คูณ','คูน'}, ['คฺราด'] = {'คราด','คราส'}, ['คฺรึน'] = {'คฤนถ์','ครึน'}, ['คฺวั่น'] = {'ขวั้น','ควั่น'}, ['คฺวาน'] = {'ควาญ','ควาน'}, ['เคียน'] = {'เคียน','เคียร'}, ['เคี่ยว'] = {'เขี้ยว','เคี่ยว'}, ['แค'] = {'แค','แคร์'}, ['โคด'] = {'โคตร','โฆษ'}, ['งอ'] = {'ง','ง.','งอ'}, ['จน'] = {'จญ','จน','จล','จลน์'}, ['จอ'] = {'จ','จ.','จอ'}, ['จอน'] = {'จร','จอน'}, ['จะ-หฺรด'] = {'จรด','จรส'}, ['จัก'] = {'จัก','จักร'}, ['จัน'] = {'จรรย์','จัณฑ์','จัน','จันท์','จันทร์','จันทน์'}, ['จัน-โจด'] = {'จันโจษ','จรรโจษ'}, ['จาก'] = {'จาก','จาค'}, ['จาน'] = {'จาน','จาร'}, ['จาบ'] = {'จาบ','จาป'}, ['จำ'] = {'จรรม','จำ'}, ['จำ-นัน'] = {'จำนรรจ์','จำนัล'}, ['จำ-เนียน'] = {'จำเนียน','จำเนียร'}, ['จิด'] = {'จิต','จิตต์','จิตร'}, ['จุน'] = {'จุณ','จุน','จุล'}, ['โจด'] = {'โจท','โจทก์','โจทย์','โจษ'}, ['โจน'] = {'โจน','โจร','โจล'}, ['ไจ'] = {'ใจ','ไจ'}, ['ฉอ'] = {'ฉ','ฉ.'}, ['ฉัด'] = {'ฉัด','ฉัตร'}, ['ฉัน'] = {'ฉัน','ฉันท์'}, ['ฉาบ'] = {'ฉาบ','ฉาป'}, ['ฉิน'] = {'ฉิน','ฉินท์'}, ['เฉด'] = {'เฉด','เฉท'}, ['ชง'] = {'ชง','ชงฆ์'}, ['ชน'] = {'ชน','ชนม์','ชล'}, ['ชวน'] = {'ชวน','ชวร'}, ['ชอ'] = {'ช','ช.','ฌ'}, ['ช่อ'] = {'ฉ้อ','ช่อ'}, ['ช็อก'] = {'ช็อก','ชอล์ก'}, ['ชอน'] = {'ชร','ชอน'}, ['ชะ-เลง'] = {'ชะเลง','เชลง'}, ['ชัก'] = {'ชัก','ชัค'}, ['ชัด'] = {'ชัฏ','ชัด'}, ['ชาด'] = {'ชาด','ชาต','ชาติ'}, ['ช้าด'] = {'ชาด','ชาร์จ','ชาร์ต'}, ['ชาน'] = {'ชาญ','ชาน','ชาร','ชาล','ฌาน'}, ['ชำ-นัน'] = {'ชำนรร','ชำนัญ','ชำนัน'}, ['ชำ-เนียน'] = {'ชำเนียน','ชำเนียร'}, ['ชิด'] = {'ชิด','ชิต'}, ['ชิบ'] = {'ชิบ','ชิป'}, ['เช็ก'] = {'เช็ก','เช็ค'}, ['เชอ'] = {'เชอ','เฌอ'}, ['เชา'] = {'เชาว์','เชาวน์'}, ['เชียน'] = {'เชียร','เชียรณ์'}, ['แช'] = {'แช','แชร์'}, ['โชก'] = {'โชก','โชค'}, ['โชด'] = {'โชต','โชติ'}, ['ไช'] = {'ชัย','ไช','ไชย'}, ['ซวด'] = {'ซวด','ทรวด'}, ['ซอ'] = {'ซ','ซ.','ซอ','ทรอ'}, ['ซ็่อม'] = {'ซ่อม','ส้อม'}, --short ['ซับ'] = {'ซับ','ทรัพย์'}, ['ซ่า'] = {'ซ่า','ซ่าส์'}, ['ซ่าง'] = {'ซ่าง','สร้าง'}, ['ซาบ'] = {'ซาบ','ทราบ'}, ['ซาย'] = {'ไซน์','ทราย'}, ['ซิก'] = {'ซิก','ซิกข์'}, ['ซิ่น'] = {'ซิ่น','สิ้น'}, ['ซิบ'] = {'ซิบ','ซิป'}, ['ซุบ'] = {'ซุบ','ซุป'}, ['ซู่'] = {'ซู่','สู้'}, ['เซ็่น'] = {'เซ่น','เส้น'}, --short ['เซล'] = {'เซล','เซลล์','เซลส์'}, ['เซ่อ'] = {'เซ่อ','เซอร์'}, ['เซ่า'] = {'เศร้า','เส้า'}, ['เซี่ยว'] = {'เซี่ยว','เสี้ยว'}, ['แซ่'] = {'แซ่','แส้'}, ['โซม'] = {'โซม','โซรม','โทรม'}, ['ไซ'] = {'ไซ','ไทร'}, ['ไซ่'] = {'ไส้','ไสร้'}, ['ไซ้'] = {'ไซ้','ไซซ์','ไซต์','ไซร้'}, ['ดวด'] = {'ดวจ','ดวด'}, ['ดอ'] = {'ฎ','ด','ดอ'}, ['ดอน'] = {'ดร','ดอน'}, ['ดาด'] = {'ดาด','ดาษ'}, ['ดาน'] = {'ดาน','ดาร','ดาล'}, ['ดาม'] = {'ดาม','ดามพ์'}, ['ด้าย'] = {'ด้าย','ได้'}, ['ดาว'] = {'ดาว','ดาวน์'}, ['ดำ'] = {'ดำ','ดัมพ์'}, ['ดำ-นาน'] = {'ดำนาณ','ดำนาน'}, ['ดิด'] = {'ดิฐ','ดิตถ์','ดิษฐ์'}, ['ดุด'] = {'ดุจ','ดุด'}, ['ดุน'] = {'ดุน','ดุล','ดุลย์'}, ['ดุ-สิด'] = {'ดุษิต','ดุสิต'}, ['เดด'] = {'เดช','เดชน์','เดต'}, ['เด็ด'] = {'เด็จ','เด็ด'}, ['เดียน'] = {'เดียร','เดียรถ์'}, ['โดน'] = {'โดน','โดร','โดรณ'}, ['ได'] = {'ใด','ได','ไดร์'}, ['ตอ'] = {'ฏ','ต','ต.','ตอ'}, ['ตะ-เค่'] = {'ตะเข้','ตะเฆ่'}, ['ตัก'] = {'ตรรก','ตัก','ตักร'}, ['ตัด'] = {'ตัด','ตัถย์'}, ['ตาน'] = {'ตาน','ตาล','ตาฬ'}, ['ต้าย'] = {'ใต้','ไต้'}, ['ตุน'] = {'ตุน','ตุล','ตุลย์'}, ['ตฺรวด'] = {'ตรวจ','ตรวด'}, ['ตฺรี'] = {'ตรี','ตฤๅ'}, ['เตียน'] = {'เตียน','เตียรถ์'}, ['ไตฺร'] = {'ตรัย','ไตร'}, ['ถอ'] = {'ฐ','ถ','ถ.'}, ['ถะ-หฺวัน'] = {'ถวัล','ถวัลย์'}, ['ถะ-หฺวิน'] = {'ถวิน','ถวิล'}, ['ถาน'] = {'ฐาน','ถาน'}, ['ถุน'] = {'ถุน','ถุล'}, ['เถน'] = {'เถน','เถร'}, ['ทง'] = {'ธง','ธงก์'}, ['ทด'] = {'ทด','ทท','ทศ'}, ['ทน'] = {'ทน','ทนต์','ทล','ธน'}, ['ท่วย'] = {'ถ้วย','ท่วย'}, ['ทอ'] = {'ฑ','ฒ','ท','ท.','ทอ','ธ','ธ.'}, ['ท็่อง'] = {'ถ้อง','ท่อง'}, --short ['ทอน'] = {'ทอน','ธร'}, ['ทอ-ระ-มาน'] = {'ทรมาน','ธรมาน'}, ['ทอ-ระ-ราด'] = {'ทรราช','ทรราชย์'}, ['ทะ-ลาย'] = {'ทลาย','ทะลาย'}, ['ทะ-วาย'] = {'ทวาย','ทะวาย'}, ['ทะ-วิ-บด'] = {'ทวิบถ','ทวิบท'}, ['ทัก'] = {'ทัก','ทักข์','ทักษ์'}, ['ทัด'] = {'ทัด','ทัต','ทัศ','ทัศน์','ธัช'}, ['ทัน'] = {'ทัณฑ์','ทัน','ทันต์','ทันธ์','ธรรม์','ธัญ'}, ['ทับ'] = {'ทรรป','ทรรปณ์','ทับ','ทัพ'}, ['ทับ-ปะ-นะ'] = {'ทรรปณะ','ทัปนะ'}, ['ท่า'] = {'ถ้า','ท่า'}, ['ทาด'] = {'ทาษ','ทาส','ธาตุ'}, ['ทาน'] = {'ทาน','ทานต์','ทาร','ธาร'}, ['ทา-ยาด'] = {'ทายาด','ทายาท'}, ['ท้าว'] = {'ท้าว','เท้า'}, ['ทำ'] = {'ทำ','ธรรม'}, ['ทิ-คำ-พอน'] = {'ทิคัมพร','ทิฆัมพร'}, ['ทิด'] = {'ทิช','ทิด','ทิต','ทิศ'}, ['ทิบ'] = {'ทิป','ทิพ','ทิพย์'}, ['ทุก'] = {'ทุก','ทุกข์'}, ['ทุด'] = {'ทุส','ธุช','ธุต'}, ['ทุ-ระ-กำ'] = {'ทุรกรรม','ธุรกรรม'}, ['ทูน'] = {'ทูน','ทูล'}, ['ทูบ'] = {'ทูบ','ธูป'}, ['เท'] = {'เท','เทห์'}, ['เทด'] = {'เทศ','เทศน์'}, ['เท-พิน'] = {'เทพิน','เทพินทร์'}, ['เท-วัน'] = {'เทวัญ','เทวัน'}, ['เท่า'] = {'เฒ่า','เถ้า','เท่า'}, ['เทิน'] = {'เทอญ','เทิน','เทิร์น'}, ['เทียน'] = {'เทียน','เทียร','เทียรฆ์','เธียร'}, ['โท'] = {'โท','โทร'}, ['โท-ระ-ทัด'] = {'โทรทรรศน์','โทรทัศน์'}, ['ไท'] = {'ไท','ไทย'}, ['นบ'] = {'นบ','นพ','นภ'}, ['นอ'] = {'ณ','น','น.','นอ'}, ['นอ-ระ-กาน'] = {'นรกานต์','นรการ'}, ['นะ'] = {'ณ','นะ'}, ['นัก'] = {'นัก','นัข','นัค'}, ['นัด'] = {'นัจ','นัฏ','นัฑ','นัด','นัตถุ์'}, ['น่า'] = {'น่า','หน้า'}, ['นาก'] = {'นาก','นาค'}, ['นาด'] = {'นาฏ','นาด','นาถ','นาท','นาศ'}, ['นิด'] = {'นิจ','นิด','นิตย์','นิติ','นิทร'}, ['นิ-ติ-กอน'] = {'นิติกร','นิติกรณ์'}, ['นิ-ติ-กาน'] = {'นิติการ','นิติการณ์'}, ['นิ-ทาน'] = {'นิทาน','นิธาน'}, ['นิ-ระ-มาน'] = {'นิรมาณ','นิรมาน'}, ['นิ-โรด'] = {'นิโรช','นิโรธ'}, ['นิ-วาด'] = {'นิวาต','นิวาส'}, ['นิ-สาด'] = {'นิษาท','นิสาท'}, ['นี่'] = {'นี่','หนี้'}, ['นุด'] = {'นุช','นุด','นุต'}, ['เน-ระ-นาด'] = {'เนรนาด','เนรนาถ'}, ['เน่า'] = {'เน่า','เหน้า'}, ['เนียน'] = {'เนียน','เนียร'}, ['ไน'] = {'นัย','นัยน์','ใน','ไน'}, ['บง'] = {'บง','บงก์','บงสุ์'}, ['บด'] = {'บฏ','บด','บถ','บท'}, ['บอ'] = {'บ','บ.','บอ'}, ['บ่อ'] = {'บ่','บ่อ'}, ['บอด'] = {'บอด','บอร์ด'}, ['บอ-พิด'] = {'บพิตร','บพิธ'}, ['บอ-ริ-พัน'] = {'บริพันธ์','บริภัณฑ์'}, ['บะ-หฺรัด'] = {'บรัด','บรัศว์'}, ['บัง-คน'] = {'บังคน','บังคล'}, ['บัด'] = {'บัฏ','บัด','บัตร','บัทม์'}, ['บัน'] = {'บรรณ','บรรพ์','บัน','บัล'}, ['บัน-ดิด'] = {'บัณฑิต','บัณฑิตย์'}, ['บัน-เดาะ'] = {'บัณเฑาะก์','บัณเฑาะว์'}, ['บัน-ยง'] = {'บรรยง','บรรยงก์'}, ['บัน-หฺลาด'] = {'บัลลาด','บัลลาสต์'}, ['บับ'] = {'บรรพ','บัพ'}, ['บา'] = {'บา','บาร์'}, ['บาด'] = {'บาด','บาต','บาตร','บาท','บาศ','บาศก์'}, ['บาน'] = {'บาน','บาล'}, ['บิด'] = {'บิฐ','บิด','บิต'}, ['บิน'] = {'บิณฑ์','บิน','บิล'}, ['บุด'] = {'บุด','บุตร','บุษย์'}, ['บุบ'] = {'บุบ','บุพ'}, ['บูน'] = {'บูร','บูรณ์','บูรพ์'}, ['ไบ'] = {'ใบ','ไบ'}, ['ปอ'] = {'ป','ป.','ปอ'}, ['ปอน'] = {'ปอน','ปอนด์'}, ['ปะ-ติ'] = {'ปฏิ','ปติ'}, ['ปะ-ติ-พาก'] = {'ปฏิพากย์','ปฏิภาค'}, ['ปะ-ติ-วัด'] = {'ปฏิวัติ','ปติวัตร'}, ['ปะ-ถะ-พี'] = {'ปฐพี','ปถพี'}, ['ปะ-ริ-พัน'] = {'ปริพันธ์','ปริภัณฑ์'}, ['ปะ-ริ-พาด'] = {'ปริภาษ','ปริภาษณ์'}, ['ปะ-ริ-หาน'] = {'ปริหาน','ปริหาร'}, ['ปะ-วาน'] = {'ปวาล','ปวาฬ'}, ['ปะ-วิด'] = {'ปวิช','ปวิตร','ปวิธ'}, ['ปะ-สาด'] = {'ปสาท','ปสาสน์'}, ['ปะ-หาน'] = {'ปหาน','ปหาร'}, ['ปะ-หฺรอด'] = {'ปรอด','ปรอท'}, ['ปะ-หฺรัด'] = {'ปรัด','ปรัศว์'}, ['ปัก'] = {'ปัก','ปักข์','ปักษ์'}, ['ปัง'] = {'ปัง','ปังสุ์'}, ['ปัด'] = {'ปัฏ','ปัด','ปัทม์'}, ['ปาด'] = {'ปาด','ปาท','ปาส'}, ['ปาน'] = {'ปาน','ปาล'}, ['ปาม'] = {'ปาม','ปาล์ม'}, ['ปุด'] = {'ปุฏ','ปุด','ปุตต์'}, ['ปฺระ-กิด'] = {'ประกิด','ประกิต'}, ['ปฺระ-กฺริด'] = {'ประกฤต','ประกฤติ'}, ['ปฺระ-จัน'] = {'ประจัญ','ประจัน'}, ['ปฺระ-จาก'] = {'ประจาก','ประจาค'}, ['ปฺระ-ทาน'] = {'ประทาน','ประธาน'}, ['ปฺระ-ทุด'] = {'ประทุฐ','ประทุษ','ประทุษฐ์'}, ['ปฺระ-พัด'] = {'ประพัด','ประพัทธ์'}, ['ปฺระ-พาด'] = {'ประพาต','ประพาส','ประภาษ','ประภาส'}, ['ปฺระ-พฺรึด'] = {'ประพฤติ','ประพฤทธิ์'}, ['ปฺระ-มวน'] = {'ประมวญ','ประมวล'}, ['ปฺระ-วัด'] = {'ประวรรต','ประวรรตน์'}, ['ปฺระ-วาด'] = {'ประวาต','ประวาส'}, ['ปฺระ-วิด'] = {'ประวิช','ประวิตร'}, ['ปฺระ-สบ'] = {'ประสบ','ประสพ'}, ['ปฺระ-สม'] = {'ประศม','ประสม'}, ['ปฺระ-สาด'] = {'ประศาสน์','ประสาท','ประสาธน์'}, ['ปฺระ-สาน'] = {'ประสาน','ประสาร'}, ['ปฺระ-สูด'] = {'ประสูต','ประสูติ'}, ['ปฺระ-หาน'] = {'ประหาณ','ประหาร'}, ['ปฺระ-หฺวัด'] = {'ประวัติ','ประหวัด'}, ['ปฺระ-หฺวัด-กาน'] = {'ประวัติการ','ประวัติการณ์'}, ['ปฺระ-หฺวัด-ติ-กาน'] = {'ประวัติการ','ประวัติการณ์'}, ['ปฺราง'] = {'ปราง','ปรางค์'}, ['ปฺราด'] = {'ปราชญ์','ปราด','ปราศ'}, ['ปฺราน'] = {'ปราณ','ปราน'}, ['ปฺรา-นี'] = {'ปราณี','ปรานี'}, ['ปฺราบ'] = {'ปราบ','ปราปต์'}, ['ปฺรา-ไส'] = {'ปราศรัย','ปราสัย'}, ['ผอ'] = {'ผ','ผ.'}, ['ผะ-เอิน'] = {'เผอิญ','เผอิล'}, ['ฝอ'] = {'ฝ','ฝ.'}, ['พง'] = {'พง','พงศ์'}, ['พด'] = {'พจน์','พด'}, ['พน'] = {'พน','พล'}, ['พบ'] = {'พบ','ภพ'}, ['พอ'] = {'พ','พ.','พอ','ภ','ภ.'}, ['พอน'] = {'พร','พอน'}, ['พะ-นะ'] = {'พน','ภณะ'}, ['พะ-นิด'] = {'พณิช','พณิชย์'}, ['พะ-ยด'] = {'พยชน์','พยศ'}, ['พะ-ยัก'] = {'พยัก','พยัคฆ์'}, ['พะ-ยาน'] = {'พยาน','พยาล'}, ['พะ-ยุ'] = {'พยุ','พยุห์'}, ['พัก'] = {'พรรค','พัก','พักตร์','พักร','ภักดิ์','ภักษ์','ภัค','ภัคน์'}, ['พัด'] = {'พรรษ','พัช','พัฒน์','พัด','พัตร','พัทธ์','พัสตร์','ภัจ','ภัต','ภัตต์','ภัตร','ภัทร'}, ['พัน'] = {'พรรค์','พรรณ','พัญจน์','พัน','พันธ์','พันธน์','พันธุ์','ภัณฑ์'}, ['พับ'] = {'พับ','ภัพ'}, ['พา'] = {'พา','ภา'}, ['พ่า'] = {'ผ้า','พ่าห์'}, ['พาก'] = {'พาก','พากย์','ภาค','ภาคย์'}, ['พา-ชี'] = {'พาชี','ภาชี'}, ['พาด'] = {'พาด','พาต','พาท','พาทย์','พาธ','พาส','พาสน์','ภาษ','ภาษณ์','ภาส','ภาสน์'}, ['พาน'] = {'พาณ','พาน','พาล','พาฬ','ภาณ','ภาร'}, ['พา-นิด'] = {'พาณิช','พาณิชย์','พานิช'}, ['พา-นิ-นี'] = {'พาณินี','ภาณินี'}, ['พา-นี'] = {'พาณี','ภาณี'}, ['พาบ'] = {'ภาพ','ภาพย์'}, ['พาม'] = {'พาม','ภาม'}, ['พาย'] = {'พาย','ภาย'}, ['พ่าย'] = {'ผ้าย','พ่าย'}, ['พา-รา'] = {'พารา','ภารา'}, ['พา-ลี'] = {'พาลี','พาฬี'}, ['พิ-กัด'] = {'พิกัด','พิกัติ'}, ['พิ-จิด'] = {'พิจิต','พิจิตร'}, ['พิด'] = {'พิชญ์','พิตร','พิทย์','พิศ','พิษ','ภิท','ภิส'}, ['พิน'] = {'พิณ','ภิน','ภินท์','ภินทน์'}, ['พิ-นิด'] = {'พินิจ','พินิต','พินิศ'}, ['พิ-พัด'] = {'พิพัฒ','พิพัฒน์','พิภัช'}, ['พิ-พาก'] = {'พิพากษ์','พิภาค'}, ['พิ-รุน'] = {'พิรุณ','พิรุฬห์'}, ['พิ-โลน'] = {'พิโลน','พิโลล'}, ['พิ-สัด'] = {'พิสัช','ภิษัช'}, ['พี่'] = {'ผี้ว์','พี่'}, ['พึ่ง'] = {'ผึ้ง','พึ่ง'}, ['พืด'] = {'พืช','พืด'}, ['พุก'] = {'พุก','ภุกต์'}, ['พุด'] = {'พุฒ','พุด','พุทธ','พุธ','ภุช','ภุต','ภุส'}, ['พู'] = {'พู','ภู'}, ['พู่'] = {'ผู้','พู่','ภู่'}, ['พูด'] = {'พูด','ภูต'}, ['พฺรม'] = {'พรม','พรหม'}, ['พฺรึด'] = {'พฤฒ','พฤต','พฤติ','พฤทธ์','พฤทธิ์','ภฤตย์','ภฤศ','ภฤษฏ์'}, ['พฺรึน'] = {'พฤนต์','พฤนท์'}, ['พฺรู'] = {'พรู','ภรู'}, ['พฺลำ'] = {'พลัม','พลำ'}, ['เพด'] = {'เพฐน์','เพตร','เพท','เพศ','เพส','เภท'}, ['เพ็ด'] = {'เพ็จ','เพชร'}, ['เพียน'] = {'เพียน','เพียร'}, ['เพฺริด'] = {'เพริด','เพริศ'}, ['แพด'] = {'แพทย์','แพศย์'}, ['โพก'] = {'โพก','โภค'}, ['โพด'] = {'โพด','โพธ','โภช','โภชย์','โภชน์'}, ['ไพ'] = {'ไพ','ภัย'}, ['ไพ-ริน'] = {'ไพริน','ไพรินทร์','ไภริน'}, ['ไพ-รี'] = {'ไพรี','ไภรี'}, ['ฟอ'] = {'ฟ','ฟ.'}, ['ฟาย'] = {'ฟาย','ไฟล์'}, ['ฟิด'] = {'ฟิด','ฟิต'}, ['มน'] = {'มณฑ์','มน','มนต์','มนตร์','มนท์','มล'}, ['มวน'] = {'มวน','มวล'}, ['มอ'] = {'ม','ม.','มอ'}, ['มอน'] = {'มรณ์','มอญ','มอน'}, ['ม็อบ'] = {'ม็อบ','ม็อป'}, ['มะ-หัน'] = {'มหันต์','มหัล'}, ['มะ-เห-สัก'] = {'มเหศักดิ์','มเหสักข์'}, ['มัก'] = {'มรรค','มัก','มัคค์'}, ['มัด'] = {'มัด','มัตต์'}, ['มัด-ทะ-ยะ'] = {'มัทยะ','มัธย'}, ['มัน'] = {'มัน','มันส์'}, ['มั่น'] = {'มั่น','หมั้น'}, ['มา'] = {'มา','มาห์'}, ['มาก'] = {'มาก','มารค'}, ['มาด'] = {'มาด','มาตร','มาท','มาศ','มาส'}, ['มาน'] = {'มาน','มาร','มาลย์'}, ['มา-นบ'] = {'มาณพ','มานพ'}, ['มา-นัด'] = {'มานัต','มานัส'}, ['มิด'] = {'มิด','มิตร','มิศร์'}, ['มีน'] = {'มีน','มีฬห์'}, ['มุก'] = {'มุก','มุข','มุคธ์'}, ['มุด-ทา'] = {'มุททา','มุทธา'}, ['มูน'] = {'มูน','มูล'}, ['เม'] = {'เม','เมล์','เมห์'}, ['เมน'] = {'เมน','เมรุ'}, ['เม้า'] = {'เม้า','เมาท์'}, ['เมิน'] = {'เมิน','เมิล'}, ['โม่'] = {'โม่','โม่ห์'}, ['โมก'] = {'โมก','โมกข์'}, ['ไม่'] = {'ไม่','ไหม้'}, ['ไม-ยะ-ราบ'] = {'ไมยราบ','ไมยราพ'}, ['ยน'] = {'ยนต์','ยนตร์','ยล'}, ['ยวน'] = {'ญวน','ยวน'}, ['ยอ'] = {'ญ','ญ.','ย','ยอ'}, ['ยัก'] = {'ยัก','ยักข์','ยักษ์'}, ['ยัด'] = {'ยัชน์','ยัด'}, ['ยัน'] = {'ยัญ','ยัน','ยันต์','ยันตร์'}, ['ย่า'] = {'ย่า','หญ้า'}, ['ยาด'] = {'ญาติ','ยาตร'}, ['ยาน'] = {'ญาณ','ยาน'}, ['ยิบ'] = {'ญิบ','ยิบ'}, ['ยี่'] = {'ยี่','ญี่'}, ['ยุก'] = {'ยุกต์','ยุค'}, ['ยุด'] = {'ยุด','ยุต','ยุทธ์'}, ['ยุบ'] = {'ยุบ','ยุพ'}, ['เยา'] = {'เยา','เยาว์'}, ['โยก'] = {'โยก','โยกต์'}, ['โยด'] = {'โยชน์','โยด','โยต'}, ['ไย'] = {'ใย','ไย'}, ['รง'] = {'รง','รงกุ์','รงค์'}, ['รด'] = {'รด','รถ','รท','รส'}, ['รน'] = {'รณ','รน'}, ['รบ'] = {'รบ','รพ'}, ['รม'] = {'รม','รมย์'}, ['รม-มะ-นี'] = {'รมณี','รมณีย์'}, ['รอ'] = {'ร','ร.','รอ'}, ['ระ-ยะ'] = {'รยะ','ระยะ'}, ['ระ-หัด'] = {'รหัท','รหัส','รหัสย์','ระหัด'}, ['รัก'] = {'รัก','รักข์','รักษ์'}, ['รัง'] = {'รัง','รังค์'}, ['รัด'] = {'รัช','รัชต์','รัชน์','รัฐ','รัด','รัต','รัตน์','รัถ'}, ['รา-ชัน'] = {'ราชัน','ราชันย์'}, ['ราด'] = {'ราช','ราชย์','ราด','ราต','ราตร','ราษฎร์'}, ['ราน'] = {'ราญ','ราน'}, ['ราบ'] = {'ราบ','ราพณ์'}, ['รำ'] = {'รัมย์','รำ'}, ['รำ-หัด'] = {'รำหัด','รำหัส'}, ['ริด'] = {'ริด','ฤทธิ์'}, ['รีด'] = {'รีด','รีต'}, ['รึ'] = {'รึ','ฤ'}, ['รุก'] = {'รุก','รุกข์'}, ['รุด'] = {'รุจ','รุจน์','รุด','รุต','รุทธ์','รุษฏ์'}, ['โรด'] = {'โรจ','โรจน์','โรท','โรธ','โรษ'}, ['โร-มัน'] = {'โรมัญจ์','โรมัน'}, ['ไร'] = {'รัย','ไร'}, ['ไร้'] = {'ไร้','ไรต์'}, ['ลบ'] = {'ลบ','ลพ'}, ['ลอ'] = {'ล','ล.','ลอ','ฬ'}, ['ลัก'] = {'ลัก','ลักข์','ลักษณ์','ลักษมณ์','ลัคน์'}, ['ลัด'] = {'ลัด','ลัทธ์'}, ['ลัน'] = {'ลัญจ์','ลัญฉ์','ลัน'}, ['ลับ'] = {'ลับ','ลัพธ์','ลัภ','ลัภย์'}, ['ล่า'] = {'ล่า','หล้า'}, ['ลาด'] = {'ลาช','ลาด'}, ['ลาน'] = {'ลาญ','ลาน'}, ['ลาบ'] = {'ลาบ','ลาป','ลาภ'}, ['ลิง'] = {'ลิง','ลิงค์'}, ['ลิด'] = {'ลิด','ลิต','ลิตร'}, ['ลิบ'] = {'ลิบ','ลิป','ลิปต์','ลิฟต์'}, ['ลือ'] = {'ลือ','ฦๅ'}, ['ลือ-ชา'] = {'ลือชา','ฦๅชา'}, ['ลือ-สาย'] = {'ลือสาย','ฦๅสาย'}, ['ลุด'] = {'ลุต','ลุท','ลุทธ์'}, ['ลุบ'] = {'ลุปต์','ลุพธ์'}, ['เลก'] = {'เลก','เลข'}, ['เลด'] = {'เลต','เลศ'}, ['เล็น'] = {'เลนส์','เล็น'}, ['เล่า'] = {'เล่า','เหล้า'}, ['โลด'] = {'โลด','โลท'}, ['วง'] = {'วง','วงก์','วงศ์','วงษ์'}, ['วอ'] = {'ว','ว.','วอ','วอร์'}, ['วะ-ตะ'] = {'วฏ','วต','วตะ'}, ['วะ-นิด'] = {'วณิช','วณิชย์'}, ['วะ-ลัน'] = {'วลัญช์','วลัณชน์'}, ['วัก'] = {'วรรค','วรรคย์','วัก','วัค'}, ['วัง'] = {'วัง','วังก์'}, ['วัด'] = {'วรรช','วรรชย์','วรรษ','วัจฉ์','วัจน์','วัช','วัชฌ์','วัฏ','วัฒน์','วัด','วัต','วัตถ์','วัตร','วัติ','วัทน์','วัสตร์','วัสน์'}, ['วัด-สะ'] = {'วรรษ','วัตสะ','วัส','วัสสะ'}, ['วัน'] = {'วรรณ','วัญฌ์','วัณ','วัณฏ์','วัน','วันต์','วันท์','วัลก์','วัลย์'}, ['ว่า'] = {'ว่า','หว้า'}, ['วาด'] = {'วาด','วาต','วาท','วาทย์'}, ['วาน'] = {'วาน','วาร','วาล','วาฬ'}, ['วา-นิด'] = {'วานิช','วาณิชย์'}, ['วาย'] = {'วาย','ไวน์'}, ['ว่าย'] = {'ว่าย','ไหว้'}, ['วาว'] = {'วาล์ว','วาว'}, ['วิ-กาน'] = {'วิการ','วิกาล'}, ['วิ-คาด'] = {'วิฆาต','วิฆาส'}, ['วิ-จิด'] = {'วิจิต','วิจิตร'}, ['วิด'] = {'วิด','วิทย์','วิธ'}, ['วิ-ทาน'] = {'วิทารณ์','วิทาลน์'}, ['วิ-ทู'] = {'วิทู','วิธู'}, ['วิ-ทูน'] = {'วิฑูรย์','วิทูร'}, ['วิ-นิด'] = {'วินิจ','วินิต'}, ['วิ-พาก'] = {'วิพากษ์','วิภาค'}, ['วิ-พาด'] = {'วิภาช','วิภาษ','วิภาส'}, ['วิ-มน'] = {'วิมน','วิมล'}, ['วิ-รัด'] = {'วิรัช','วิรัติ'}, ['วิ-โรด'] = {'วิโรจ','วิโรจน์','วิโรฒ','วิโรธ','วิโรธน์'}, ['วิ-ลาด'] = {'วิลาด','วิลาศ','วิลาส'}, ['วิ-ไล'] = {'วิลัย','วิไล'}, ['วิ-วัด'] = {'วิวรรธน์','วิวัฏ','วิวัฒน์'}, ['วิ-วิด'] = {'วิวิจ','วิวิต','วิวิธ'}, ['วิ-สาน'] = {'วิษาณ','วิสาร'}, ['วิ-เสด'] = {'วิเศษ','วิเศษณ์','วิเสท'}, ['วุด'] = {'วุฐิ','วุฒ','วุฒิ','วุด'}, ['เวด'] = {'เวช','เวฐน์','เวตน์','เวตร','เวท','เวทย์','เวธ','เวศม์','เวศย์','เวสน์','เวสม์'}, ['เวน'] = {'เวน','เวร'}, ['เวียน'] = {'เวียน','เวียร'}, ['แวด'] = {'แวด','แวตร'}, ['ไว'] = {'วัย','ไว','ไวทย์'}, ['สก'] = {'ศก','สก'}, ['สง'] = {'สง','สงค์','สงฆ์','สรง'}, ['สง-กา'] = {'ศงกา','สงกา'}, ['สน'] = {'สณฑ์','สน'}, ['สน-ทัด'] = {'สนทรรศ','สนทรรศน์'}, ['สบ'] = {'ศพ','สบ'}, ['สม-โพด'] = {'สมโพธน์','สมโพธิ','สมโภช'}, ['สม-รด'] = {'สมรด','สมรส'}, ['สวน'] = {'สรวล','สวน'}, ['สวม'] = {'สรวม','สวม'}, ['สอ'] = {'ศ','ศ.','ศอ','ษ','ส','ส.','สอ'}, ['สอน'] = {'ศร','สร','สอน'}, ['สะ'] = {'สระ','สะ'}, ['สะ-กน'] = {'ศกล','สกนธ์','สกล'}, ['สะ-กะ-ตะ'] = {'ศกฏะ','สกฏ','สกฏะ'}, ['สะ-กุน'] = {'ศกุน','ศกุนต์','สกุณ','สกุน','สกุนต์','สกุล'}, ['สะ-เด็ด'] = {'สะเด็ด','เสด็จ'}, ['สะ-ตะ'] = {'ศต','ศตะ','สต','สตะ'}, ['สะ-ตะ-กะ'] = {'ศตกะ','สตกะ'}, ['สะ-ถน'] = {'สถน','สถล'}, ['สะ-ถะ'] = {'ศฐะ','สฐะ'}, ['สะ-ถาน'] = {'สถาน','สถาล'}, ['สะ-บด'] = {'สบจ','สบถ'}, ['สะ-พาบ'] = {'สพาบ','สภาพ'}, ['สะ-มัด'] = {'สมรรถ','สมัช','สมัต'}, ['สะ-มา'] = {'ษมา','สมา'}, ['สะ-มิด'] = {'สมิต','สมิทธ์'}, ['สะ-ยะ-นะ'] = {'ศยนะ','สยนะ'}, ['สะ-ระ-พะ'] = {'สรพะ','สรภะ'}, ['สะ-หฺนุก'] = {'สนุก','สนุข'}, ['สะ-หฺมุด'] = {'สมุด','สมุทร'}, ['สะ-หฺยาม'] = {'ศยาม','สยาม'}, ['สะ-หฺลิด'] = {'ศลิษฏ์','สลิด'}, ['สะ-เหฺลด'] = {'เศลษ','เศลษม์','เสลด'}, ['สะ-หฺวาด'] = {'สวาด','สวาดิ','สวาท','สวาสดิ์'}, ['สะ-เหฺวด'] = {'เศวต','เศวตร'}, ['สัก'] = {'สัก','สัค','ศักดิ์','ศักย์'}, ['สัง'] = {'สังข์','สังค์'}, ['สัง-กอน'] = {'ศังกร','สังกร'}, ['สัง-กา'] = {'ศังกา','สังกา'}, ['สัด'] = {'ษัฏ','ษัฑ','ษัษ','สัจ','สัด','สัต','สัตย์','สัตว์'}, ['สัด-ทา'] = {'ศรัทธา','สัทธา'}, ['สัน'] = {'ศัล','ศัลย์','สรร','สรรค์','สรรพ์','สัณฑ์','สัณห์','สัน','สันต์'}, ['สัน-ทาน'] = {'สันทาน','สันธาน'}, ['สับ'] = {'ศัพท์','สรรพ','สับ','สัพ'}, ['สาก'] = {'ศาก','สาก'}, ['สาด'] = {'ศราทธ์','ศาต','ศารท','ศาสตร์','ศาสน์','สาด','สาต','สารท','สาสน์'}, ['สา-ทิด'] = {'สาทิส','สาธิต'}, ['สา-ทุ'] = {'สาทุ','สาธุ'}, ['สาน'] = {'ศาณ','ศานต์','ศาล','สาน','สาร'}, ['สาบ'] = {'ศาป','สาบ','สาป'}, ['สา-มน'] = {'สามนต์','สามล'}, ['สา-ระ-บัน'] = {'สารบรรณ','สารบัญ'}, ['สา-ระ-พี'] = {'สารพี','สารภี'}, ['สำ-พาด'] = {'สัมพาธ','สัมภาษณ์'}, ['สำ-ริด'] = {'สัมฤทธิ์','สำริด'}, ['สิ-ขา'] = {'ศิขา','สิขา'}, ['สิง'] = {'สิง','สิงค์','สิงห์'}, ['สิง-คาน'] = {'ศฤงคาร','สิงคาร','สิงคาล'}, ['สิด'] = {'ศิษฏ์','ศิษย์','สิท','สิทธ์','สิทธิ์'}, ['สิน'] = {'ศิลป์','สิญจน์','สิน','สินธุ์'}, ['สี'] = {'ศรี','สี','สีห์'}, ['สึก'] = {'ศึก','สึก'}, ['สุก'] = {'ศุกร์','สุก','สุกข์','สุข'}, ['สุ-จิด'] = {'สุจิต','สุจิตร'}, ['สุด'] = {'สุด','สุต','สุทธ์'}, ['สุด-ทิ'] = {'ศุทธิ','สุทธิ'}, ['สุบ-พะ'] = {'ศุภ','สุภ'}, ['สูด'] = {'ศูทร','สูด','สูต','สูต','สูตร','สูท'}, ['สูน'] = {'ศูนย์','ศูล','สูญ','สูร','สูรย์'}, ['เสด'] = {'เศรษฐ์','เศษ'}, ['เส-นี'] = {'เสณี','เสนี','เสนีย์'}, ['เสา'] = {'เศาร์','เสา','เสาร์'}, ['โสด'] = {'โสด','โสต','โสรจ'}, ['โสม'] = {'โสม','โสมย์'}, ['ไส'] = {'สัยน์','ใส','ไส','ไสย'}, ['ไส-ยา'] = {'ศัยยา','ไสยา'}, ['หง'] = {'หง','หงส์'}, ['หอ'] = {'ห','ห.','หอ'}, ['หัด'] = {'หัจญ์','หัช','หัด','หัต','หัตถ์','หัส','หัสต์'}, ['หาน'] = {'หาญ','หาร'}, ['หิด'] = {'หิด','หิต'}, ['หิ-รัน'] = {'หิรัญ','หิรัณย์'}, ['หฺลอด'] = {'ลอร์ด','หลอด'}, ['หฺย่า'] = {'หย่า','อย่า'}, ['หฺยิบ'] = {'หญิบ','หยิบ'}, ['เห็ด'] = {'เห็จ','เห็ด'}, ['เหฺน็ด'] = {'เน็ต','เหน็ด'}, ['โหน'] = {'โหน','โหร'}, ['โหฺวด'] = {'โหวด','โหวต'}, ['ไห'] = {'หัย','ไห'}, ['อง'] = {'อง','องก์','องค์','องศ์'}, ['อวน'] = {'อวน','อวล'}, ['ออ'] = {'อ','อ.','ออ','ออร์'}, ['ออ-ระ-หัน'] = {'อรหัน','อรหันต์'}, ['อะ-นัน'] = {'อนัญ','อนันต์','อนันตร์'}, ['อะ-นุ-สอน'] = {'อนุสร','อนุสรณ์'}, ['อะ-นุ-สาด'] = {'อนุศาสน์','อนุสาสน์'}, ['อะ-พิ-วัน'] = {'อภิวัน','อภิวันทน์'}, ['อะ-พิ-สิด'] = {'อภิสิต','อภิสิทธิ์'}, ['อะ-รัน'] = {'อรัญ','อรัณย์'}, ['อัก'] = {'อรรค','อรรฆ','อรรฆย์','อัก'}, ['อัง'] = {'อัง','อังก์'}, ['อัง-คาด'] = {'อังคาส','อังฆาต'}, ['อัด'] = {'อรรจน์','อรรถ','อรรธ','อัฏ','อัฐ','อัฒ','อัด','อัต','อัตถ์','อัทธ์'}, ['อัน'] = {'อัน','อันต์'}, ['อา'] = {'อา','อาร์','อาว์'}, ['อา-จาน'] = {'อาจาร','อาจารย์'}, ['อาด'] = {'อาจ','อาด','อาตม์','อาสน์'}, ['อา-ทาน'] = {'อาธาน','อาธาร'}, ['อา-นน'] = {'อานน','อานนท์'}, ['อา-พัด'] = {'อาพัด','อาพัทธ์'}, ['อา-พาด'] = {'อาพาธ','อาภาส'}, ['อา-ยัด'] = {'อายัด','อายัต'}, ['อา-วุด'] = {'อาวุต','อาวุธ'}, ['อา-สิน'] = {'อาสิญจ์','อาสิน'}, ['อำ'] = {'อัม','อำ'}, ['อำ-นาด'] = {'อำนาจ','อำนาถ'}, ['อิง'] = {'อิง','อิงค์'}, ['อิด'] = {'อิฐ','อิด','อิศร','อิษฏ์','อิส'}, ['อิน'] = {'อิน','อินท์','อินทร์','อินธน์'}, ['อิน-ซี'] = {'อินทรี','อินทรีย์'}, ['อี-เมล'] = {'อีเมล','อีเมล์'}, ['อุก'] = {'อุก','อุค'}, ['อุด'] = {'อุจ','อุด'}, ['อุ-ทาน'] = {'อุทาน','อุทาร'}, ['อุ-บาด'] = {'อุบาท','อุบาทว์'}, ['อุ-สา'] = {'อุษา','อุสา'}, ['อูด'] = {'อูฐ','อูด'}, ['เอา-ทาน'] = {'เอาทาร','เอาทารย์'}, ['แอ'] = {'แอ','แอร์'}, ['โอด'] = {'โอช','โอฐ','โอด','โอษฐ์'}, ['โอม'] = {'โอม','โอห์ม'}, ['ฮอ'] = {'ฮ','ฮ.'}, ['ไฮ่'] = {'ให้','ไห้'}, }

return hom

title: Module:th-hom/data


text:
Module:th-hom

local export = {} local lang = require("Module:languages").getByCode("th") local PAGENAME = mw.title.getCurrentTitle.text

local function getHomophones(reading) return require('Module:th-hom/data')[reading] or {} end

-- can be called from another module function export.makeList(reading) local result = {} local categories = {} local homList = getHomophones(reading) if #homList > 1 then for _,term in ipairs(homList) do			-- skip if same word if term ~= PAGENAME then table.insert(result, require('Module:links').full_link({lang = lang, term = term, tr = '-'})) end end if mw.title.getCurrentTitle.namespace == 0 then table.insert(categories, "Thai terms with homophones") end end return table.concat(result, ', ') .. require('Module:utilities').format_categories(categories, lang) end

function export.show(frame) local args = frame:getParent.args local reading = args[1] or PAGENAME local output = export.makeList(reading) if output ~= '' then output = 'Homophones: ' .. output end return output end

return export

title: Module:th-hom


text: 进级

title: 进级


text: Category:zh:Wines

title: Category:zh:Wines


text: Category:zh:Wine

title: Category:zh:Wine


text:
trumpety

Adjective

 * Of, related to, or resembling a trumpet.

title: trumpety


text:
膏腴

Adjective

 * 1)  fertile; rich
 * 2)  abundant
 * 3)  gorgeous; magnificent

Adjective

 * 1)  wealthy; rich

title: 膏腴


text: gāoyú

title: gāoyú


text: dìdū

title: dìdū


text:
王都

Noun

 * 1)  royal capital

Noun

 * 1) royal capital

title: 王都


text: wángdū

title: wángdū


text: píngzhàng

title: píngzhàng


text:
Talk:心搏驟停

心搏?
Shouldn't it be ? — justin(r)leung { (t...) 03:09, 14 April 2016 (UTC)
 * Good catch. I'll fix it now. ---> Tooironic (talk) 03:13, 14 April 2016 (UTC)

title: Talk:心搏驟停


text: xīnbó zhòutíng

title: xīnbó zhòutíng


text: xīnbó zòutíng

title: xīnbó zòutíng


text: Category:grc:Chemical elements

title: Category:grc:Chemical elements


text: xīnzàng tíngbó

title: xīnzàng tíngbó


text: xīnzàng zhòutíng

title: xīnzàng zhòutíng


text: xīnzàng zòutíng

title: xīnzàng zòutíng


text: 骤停

title: 骤停


text:
心搏

Noun

 * 1)  pulse;  sign of the times

title: 心搏


text:
castídish

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) an informal language blending elements of Spanish and Yiddish

title: castídish


text: tíngbó

title: tíngbó


text:
ídishñol

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) an informal language blending elements of Spanish and Yiddish

title: ídishñol


text: xīnbó

title: xīnbó


text:
驟停

Verb

 * 1)  to go into arrest

title: 驟停


text: zhòutíng

title: zhòutíng


text: zòutíng

title: zòutíng


text:
關門大吉

Idiom

 * 1)  to close down a business; to stop operations; to close for good

title: 關門大吉


text: 关门大吉

title: 关门大吉


text: shìyí

title: shìyí


text: Crappers

title: Crappers


text:
閂門大吉

Idiom

 * 1)  to close down a business; to stop operations

title: 閂門大吉


text: 闩门大吉

title: 闩门大吉


text: 烂gag

title: 烂gag


text: wēiwēi

title: wēiwēi


text: wéiwéi

title: wéiwéi


text:
Talk:inequality

An inequality is the same as an inequation?
This just blew my mind. I've been taught that they're different. An example of an inequality would be x, etc. are placed properly; but you solve an equation, to find the possible values of the variable. We use different terms for these two in Vietnamese, and I'm hesitant to add the term for "inequation" to the translations section of the entry "inequality". ばかFumiko￥talk 03:34, 14 April 2016 (UTC)

title: Talk:inequality


text: wěiwěi

title: wěiwěi


text:
綿延

Verb

 * 1) to be continuous ; to be stretching long and unbroken

title: 綿延


text: 绵延

title: 绵延


text: miányán

title: miányán


text: liánchuàn

title: liánchuàn


text: yīliánchuàn

title: yīliánchuàn


text: יאָמע

title: יאָמע


text:
爛gag

Noun

 * 1)  bad joke; corny joke; cheesy joke

title: 爛gag


text: xīnxiōngxiázhǎi

title: xīnxiōngxiázhǎi


text: xiázhǎi

title: xiázhǎi


text:
Jarai

Noun

 * 1) A member of an ethnic group living mainly in the Central Highlands of Vietnam.

Translations

 * French: jaraï
 * Jarai: Jarai
 * Khmer: ចារ៉ាយ
 * Vietnamese: người Gia Rai

Proper noun

 * 1) A Malayo-Polynesian language spoken by the Jarai people.

title: Jarai


text: xīnxiōng

title: xīnxiōng


text: Template:th-hom

title: Template:th-hom


text: dīdì

title: dīdì


text: kuāndù

title: kuāndù


text:
可達

Verb

 * 1) to be able to reach; to get as high as; to be up to

Adjective

 * 1) reachable; attainable; accessible

title: 可達


text: 可达

title: 可达


text: kědá

title: kědá


text:
高峻

Adjective

 * 1) high and steep

title: 高峻


text: gāojùn

title: gāojùn


text:
Wiktionary:Votes/2006-02/Semi Protection?

Inspired by a comment above, should we not reduce the protection on the main page to semi-protection. With this every one else will. Good idea?, bad idea?, I think good. Gerard Foley 15:22, 17 February 2006 (UTC)
 * 1) Unregistered users will not be able to change it
 * 2) Users who’s accounts are new (4 days old I think) will not be able to change it

 * I love this idea. But I don't know of any way to implement it with the current MediaWiki software.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 19:02, 17 February 2006 (UTC)

It's already a part of MediaWiki and active on Wikipedia, see George W. Bush fo an example. Gerard Foley 20:03, 17 February 2006 (UTC)

 * Well, so far, that feature is not available here (not even for testing.) I asked around on Wikipedia and was referred to Brion.  When I tried interrupting him on IRC he blew my request off; Tim suggested it is difficult to implement...but then they were rather busy with other stuff at the time.  Perhaps someone more diplomatic than myself (that's about 90% of this community population) could try contacting the developers to request the "Semi-protection" feature activation for the English Wiktionary.

 * In the meantime, does anyone have objections to me moving the contents of MediaWiki:Nogomatch to Project-Nogomatch so that it can be edited freely? With    as the MediaWiki page's only content, anyone editing would then be able to test it just as easily as I can.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 07:09, 18 February 2006 (UTC)

 * OK, whomever did whatever, Thank you! Developers have now enabled this feature here.  I'll experiment with the above example in the next few minutes.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 19:54, 18 February 2006 (UTC)

 * Experiment now in place, please try it out. Change bolding or italics or something.  Then we can revisit the proposal at the very beginning of this section: semi-protecting Main Page.  I think such an action should require a vote.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 20:33, 18 February 2006 (UTC)

 * Everything about the experiment seems to be working as expected. --Connel MacKenzie T C 04:32, 19 February 2006 (UTC)

 * Vote: Should Main Page be lowered to "Semi-protected" experimentally?

 * For votes:
 * --Connel MacKenzie T C 04:31, 19 February 2006 (UTC)
 * TheDaveRoss 05:01, 19 February 2006 (UTC)
 * Davilla 06:18, 19 February 2006 (UTC)
 * — Vildricianus 12:12, 19 February 2006 (UTC)
 * Celestianpower 14:41, 19 February 2006 (UTC)
 * --ex-admin part-time sockpuppetting quasi-vandal Wonderfool 12:41, 22 February 2006 (UTC) Yes please.

 * Against votes:

 * Comments:

 * Action: ] (and templates) are now semi-protected to coincide with the "be bold" replacement. --[[User:Connel MacKenzie|Connel MacKenzie T C 18:01, 22 February 2006 (UTC)


text:
אסתּרל

Etymology
From.

title: אסתּרל


text:
Wiktionary:Votes/bt-2006-05/Request for Bot status: User:CommonsTicker

The Commons admin commons:User:Duesentrieb has tentatively activated his CommonsTicker 'bot for us. This tool provides preemptive notification of Commons activities that affect Wiktionary (en.wikt:) pages. Without the bot flag, the messages will appear in Recentchanges as well.

 * For bot status:
 * Please! At least mark edits as minor for now, I can't imagine what this will do to RC if it gets busy over there. - TheDaveRoss 23:17, 30 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Erm, I may be changing my vote again, as it does not seem to update when there are no new events; rather, the tests for getting it initialized were causing too much traffic at first. Now that it is settling down, we should only see relevant items, not tests.  Therefore, it probably is a good idea for these to appear in RecentChanges.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 05:32, 1 June 2006 (UTC)
 * I'm not sure whether we need many votes here. It's an experiment and I can't see who would be against it. —Vildricianus 20:34, 31 May 2006 (UTC) Joins the party. — Vildricianus 18:17, 4 June 2006 (UTC)

 * Against bot status:
 * During this experimental phase, I'd like to see these in RecentChanges. One message every three hours is still kind of annoying.  I would like this to be "hidden" from Special:Recentchanges, as I'll be keeping an eye on it daily.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 02:32, 31 May 2006 (UTC)  Sorry for the back-and-forth, but I think more people need to notice this aproximately once-a-day edit.  As we gradually figure out how to address the issue of "bad image links" we may not need to see these anymore.  But for now, (sheesh, and I made this nomination!) I am against 'bot-flagging this account.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 21:07, 3 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Can we have a policy to disallow excessive vote changes? — Vildricianus 21:50, 3 June 2006 (UTC)
 * That was a joke, right? On a complicated issue like this (I call it that if for no other reason than that I don't understand it myself), if someone is "thinking out loud", and realizes that a previous "vote" was in error, I don't see any reason to disallow that -- if anything the honesty should be celebrated.  (It certainly wouldn't rate a block!)  Or am I missing something? –scs 23:42, 3 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Of course. There was an inordinately loud party going on next door yesterday night. Blame it on that. — Vildricianus 11:23, 4 June 2006 (UTC)
 * OK then, I'll simply change my vote to abstain... :-) erm...  --Connel MacKenzie T C 17:06, 4 June 2006 (UTC)
 * This is the most hilarious vote I've seen so far. Serious though, with three/four additions a day, I'd like to see these. It's the purpose of the Ticker that it is seen, right? — Vildricianus 18:17, 4 June 2006 (UTC)

 * Neutral:

 * Comments:
 * Note that it is only reporting image deletion (etc) nominations for en.wikt:...not all commons deletion nominations. --Connel MacKenzie T C 00:03, 31 May 2006 (UTC)


text:
Wiktionary:Votes/bt-2006-05/User:TheCheatBot format

Fourth revote cancelled and restarted

 * Comments:
 * I presume multiple changing votes are allowed, and I will consider doing it only if it appears that another variation I like could overtake the one I chose. In fact the one I chose is not the one I prefer, but from previous votes it would seem to be a run-off between the first two options. Davilla 21:07, 9 May 2006 (UTC)
 * While I prefer the traditional use of italics to signify use-mention distinction of latin script words, the last round of voting indicated that option #4 had little support. Following Hippietrail's lead of using css to give users a flexible experience, however, I'd like to add the following option:
 * I suggest the above to help us achieve consistent results and to allow users to customize their monobook.css if they wish to distinguish use from mention with italics. Would anyone strongly object to my adding it to the above voting options? Rodasmith 01:04, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * See "words" for the css solution in use. For most users, it appears in style #1 below. For me, it appears in format #4 below, because User:Rodasmith/monobook.css has the "italicized singular" option below. To apply any of the following styles to the template-driven example at "words", copy the corresponding code into your User:YourUserName/monobook.css (and refresh your browser cache):
 * Plain (consistent with majority of existing entries):
 * Bold singular:
 * Italicized qualifier:
 * Italicized singular:
 * Please let me know if you have any questions or difficulty using this framework. Rodasmith 05:33, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Nice work. I'm glad to see people joining the effort to CSS-ize Wiktionary. A couple of comments: Why not just call it "mention" since it's not both a use and a mention, "use-mention" is the name of the distinction. Also, I would like to see "Regular ..." for the regular cases, at least as an option via CSS. I'm trying to think of ways to make it dependant on script too. Different people may want to emphasize non-latin scripts in other ways. Maybe Template:mentionXX where XX can be AR FA RU TH etc as in my XXchar templates? Or we could just use HTML's language feature - does anybody know how well that works in combination with CSS on current browsers? — Hippietrail 01:31, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * I followed Hippietrail's advice and adjusted the css name to be "mention" for the mentioned word and added a style for the using sentence. Note that using a template-driven solution allows us to refine it easily with language-specific styles later. Rodasmith 05:33, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Thank you for thinking outside of the box. Yes, I'll change my vote to that as well.  I'd appreciate it if you came up with (assuming you haven't already) the various css solutions to display them in the varieties spelled out above below .  I can think of a dozen minor issues offhand, but I'd support this as it is the first open-ended solution.
 * Done. See above. Rodasmith 05:45, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Minor issues:
 * What should be the default? (I for one, could care less.  But I'm sure it'll become an issue eventually.)
 * Can we simplify this vote by choosing the default style for the template-driven solution later since this vote is supposed to let us run the bot? Rodasmith 05:33, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * No. One reason is that the use of templates themselves may evoke negative response.  Another is that we may as well kill two birds with one stone, as that is still the only remaining point of contention against running the 'bot.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 06:29, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * What is the css to italicize "plural of"?
 * I updated my post above to show that. Rodasmith 05:33, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * How do I capitalize the first caracter of an arbitrary string (not just Plural) in css?
 * To capitalize the first letter of each word, the css would include the style " ". To capitalize just the character of a multi-word string, the string would need to be marked up with the a span around the first character or the first word. Rodasmith 05:45, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Done. See above. Rodasmith 05:45, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Minor issues:
 * What should be the default? (I for one, could care less.  But I'm sure it'll become an issue eventually.)
 * Can we simplify this vote by choosing the default style for the template-driven solution later since this vote is supposed to let us run the bot? Rodasmith 05:33, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * No. One reason is that the use of templates themselves may evoke negative response.  Another is that we may as well kill two birds with one stone, as that is still the only remaining point of contention against running the 'bot.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 06:29, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * What is the css to italicize "plural of"?
 * I updated my post above to show that. Rodasmith 05:33, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * How do I capitalize the first caracter of an arbitrary string (not just Plural) in css?
 * To capitalize the first letter of each word, the css would include the style " ". To capitalize just the character of a multi-word string, the string would need to be marked up with the a span around the first character or the first word. Rodasmith 05:45, 10 May 2006 (UTC)

 * As for multiple votes, I'd recommend against that - we are striving for a simple vote. Allow me to rearrange things a little, since this is being restarted on the very first day...  --Connel MacKenzie T C 03:07, 10 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Note: This is the FIFTH re-vote being held on this topic.

Since the last vote died in the Beer Parlour archives, (waiting for Ec and Ncik to return and comment) I'd like to try again. Please vote only once. This vote will last for two weeks, ending on May 24th, 24:59:59 UTC. Adding addition formatting choices will automatically restart the vote, with only a one-week duration from the time the choice is added, or the original end date (whichever is later) to allow time for people to change their vote.

 * Note: This vote will end shortly. Those who have declined to vote, while otherwise contributing (ignoring notices on their talk pages) will probably be regarding with less weight, as the matter clearly is not important to them now.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 18:43, 23 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Thank you, all who participated. User:TheCheatBot is currently running the first 100.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 00:51, 26 May 2006 (UTC)

How should the approved 'bot TheCheatBot format English plural noun entries?

 * 1) '''consistent with majority of existing entries:  # Plural of word.
 * 2) * For:
 * 3) bold singular:  # Plural of word'''.
 * 4) * For:
 * 5) italicized qualifier:  # Plural of word'''.
 * 6) * For:
 * 7) 'italicized singular:  # Plural of word''.
 * 8) * For:
 * 9) '''template driven:  #
 * 10) * For:
 * 11) --Connel MacKenzie T C 03:07, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * 12) Rodasmith 05:33, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * 13) \Mike 06:06, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * 14) Widsith 09:29, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * 15) —Vildricianus | t | 09:38, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * 16) —Stephen 11:32, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * 17) --Patrik Stridvall 19:17, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * 18) MGSpiller 22:05, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * 19) Clear winner --Dangherous 14:48, 11 May 2006 (UTC)
 * 1) —Stephen 11:32, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * 2) --Patrik Stridvall 19:17, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * 3) MGSpiller 22:05, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * 4) Clear winner --Dangherous 14:48, 11 May 2006 (UTC)

More inflection templates?
For users who are not bots who restrict ourselves to English nouns, there could be instances where we would like a similar template but with a user-chosen string instead of "plural of". But such a template would definitely benefit from the aforementioned possibility to adapt whether to italicize depending on the script. I'm unsure about how to implement it, but if anyone can do it, it'd be great! \Mike 06:23, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * I'd be happy to show an example of such additional templates, Mike. A key is to identify the purpose of the optional italics so that we can create a sensible css style. Just let me know a scenario where you would want to apply such a template so I can demponstrate. Rodasmith 16:43, 10 May 2006 (UTC)

 * I like the template option, but it doesn't seem to allow piping, which might be important for some languages. For example gewat at the moment links to ġewitan and ġewītan – both the same page but the second one usefully distiguished with a macron.  I know that isn't a plural but you see what I mean.  Can anyone comment on this?  Will that be impossible with this template?  Widsith 08:08, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Can be solved by adding a second parameter. —Vildricianus | t | 09:28, 10 May 2006 (UTC)

 * OK, I don't really know what that means but I'm sure it'll work. Widsith 09:29, 10 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Something like  Plural of |.  perhaps? —Vildricianus | t | 09:37, 10 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Thanks, Vildricianus. I put your above code into to enable piped links. Widsith, could you provide an example of a plural term whose singular link should differ from the singular form displayed so that I can show that example in the template documentation? Rodasmith 16:43, 10 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Well, a simple example is stān ‘stone’, plural stānas. Entered as stan and stanas respectively, with macrons piped in as per modern editors/dictionaries.  Widsith 16:50, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Thanks. See "stanas". Rodasmith 18:29, 10 May 2006 (UTC)

 * WHOA! Those entries should be split into separate entries with  on the first line.  What printed dictionary uses "piped" hyperlinks?  This seems like a very poor example, as it is directly in conflict with existing Wiktionary practices.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 02:24, 11 May 2006 (UTC)
 * OK, so there's a separate policy discussion to have regarding whether we allow piped diacritic-stripping links. Let's not let it derail this cheat-bot vote. Rod (☎ Smith) 02:52, 11 May 2006 (UTC)

 * For those interested, I have raised this with Connel on his Talk page. In fact piping is well established here for OE, Latin, Russian stress marks, Arabic vowels etc.  Widsith 06:48, 11 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Precisely. Sorry for the noise.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 07:02, 11 May 2006 (UTC)

I can't wait to vote on the style of the template:plural of page. :-P Davilla 14:51, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * You won't have to vote. With Rodasmith's proposal, you can choose whichever you like with CSS. —Vildricianus | t | 15:11, 10 May 2006 (UTC)
 * But what is the default style? I guess the vote actually pertains to use-mention, however it is those classes are decided here. Davilla 15:14, 10 May 2006 (UTC)

I'd like to comment on the voting method used here. I think it is appropriate in this case due to the small number of voters, their communication, and the ability to guage the outcome and change one's vote. I'd just like to point out that, from a purely theoretical aspect, restriction to one vote when there are multiple options is not the best way to reach consensus (in its most basic sense a majority) because of the spoiler problem. I know that wiki does not equate with democracy, but as voting methods are a particular interest of mine I would hope that some people here would be interested in pursuing a technical treatment of what's considered "fair". If so I suggest looking into approval voting, which is applicable to this case and probably one of the most transparent methods. On the other hand I would have to say that the multiple votes taken to resolve this one issue are a clear indication that there is a good-faith effort to reach a consensus and to treat all contributors' opinions fairly. Davilla 15:52, 10 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Drat, that's what I thought you were getting at when you first suggested it. I am very mildly against approval voting, as I'd prefer a simple vote.  But hey, it's a wiki - if you guys want to redo this in a "superior" manner, well, I guess I can't object.  Does anyone else (besides Davilla) feel strongly one way or the other, about the "approval voting" style at this point in time?  --Connel MacKenzie T C 02:21, 11 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Actually I feel very strongly that this vote is going well, and I wouldn't even object to the one vote restriction unless it were a plurality rather than a majority that constituted a consensus. It was brought up just for your information and future reference. Davilla 17:30, 11 May 2006 (UTC)

The biggest problem with the template based solution is that it only works for users who have a monobook skin. Eclecticology 08:42, 2 June 2006 (UTC)
 * Not at all. Every skin is equally customizable as the monobook one. The default code will be in MediaWiki:Common.css, which is loaded for all skins. I guess this should be made more clear on the various pages where using the monobook.css stuff is explained. —Vildricianus 13:50, 2 June 2006 (UTC)


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Wiktionary:Votes/2006-05/WikiSaurus name and namespace

Purpose of this thread is to achieve both the following:
 * 1) A final decision on whether to keep WikiSaurus as the definitive name for the Thesaurus part of Wiktionary.
 * 2) The establishment of an independent namespace for it, instead of the current pseudo-namespace. This also for WikiSaurus talk of course.

Personally, I'm neutral to the first. I don't like it (it reminds me too much of prehistorical creatures), but I don't have a valid alternative right now. I didn't find any threads about it, but then, I didn't look very well. The second is an absolutely necessary beginning in the current developments that should bring the Thesaurus out of its pre-embryonic state. —Vildricianus | t | 12:30, 12 May 2006 (UTC).... So, would thesaurus also remind you of prehistoric creatures?

 * Is the 'S' capitalized? Davilla 15:46, 12 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Why not simply Thesaurus: ? There is no need for the Wiki part in the name (too much a dinosaur name...) and Thesaurus is more intellegible. - Dakdada 15:58, 12 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Support: Thesaurus. It's a subproject of Wiktionary. Our appendix isn't a "Wikipendix" nor is my account called " ". I feel no compulsion to prepend "Wiki" to subproject names. Rod (A. Smith) 02:29, 14 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Support: Thesaurus. --Connel MacKenzie T C 17:52, 12 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Support Thesaurus: (the name does not limit the content). bd2412 T 18:02, 12 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Support Thesaurus: —Vildricianus | t | 18:29, 12 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Support Thesaurus: — Hippietrail 20:56, 12 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Support Wikisaurus as the name of the thesaurus, as it extends naturally from Wikipedia and Wiktionary. However the dictionary namespace is not called "Wiktionary", so the thesaurus namespace could be called Thesaurus. Davilla 18:11, 13 May 2006 (UTC)

That's what I like. Voting without bothering to put forward arguments! :-) Before perhaps actually considering what a name is used for. Before all the arguments are put. Will you later read the additional arguments put, and reconsider your vote?--Richardb 01:54, 14 May 2006 (UTC)
 * I think the thesaurus name should be preserved in some way. For uniformity, preferably in the same way "encyclopedia" is preserved in Wikipedia, and "dictionary" is preserved in Wiktionary.
 * It's part of "marketing". We need a name which both fairly obviously means thesaurus, but also is our unique name for it. There are already approximately 12,000 external links to "WikiSaurus". How are people going to refer to our Thesaurus ? Are they going to have to have links to the "Wiktionary Thesaurus". Bit of a mouthful. And currently, do they refer to the "Wikipedia Dictionary", or to Wiktionary?   --Richardb 01:54, 14 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Support Wikisaurus or WikiSaurus --Richardb 01:54, 14 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Neutral:
 * There is a fair amount of infrastructure in place for the WikiSaurus name. I like the name "thesaurus" more, but leaving the infamous redirects behind for backward compatability might be just too much.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 21:37, 12 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Surely there will be a solution, right? —Vildricianus | t | 15:03, 13 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Comments:

 * I believe the "WikiSaurus" can grow to be more than a "simple" thesaurus, as it is not bounded by the paper limitations of a Thesaurus. So I would not like to see us limit our thinking by adopting a limited thinking name of "Thesaurus" with all the baggage that carries. (A publication, usually in the form of a book, that provides synonyms (and sometimes antonyms) for the words of a given language.) --Richardb 17:36, 12 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Calling a thesaurus a thesaurus can only help people visiting what the sub-project is all about. Calling it a Wikisaurus seems to only cause confusion.  The topics that I've seen debated about it were all about criteria for inclusion/what line-in-the-sand to use, or about formatting/layout.  I haven't heard any suggestions about it becoming anything more than a thesaurus, to date.  It is still small and fairly easy to correct now - why wait?  --Connel MacKenzie T C 17:52, 12 May 2006 (UTC)
 * Hands up anyone else who is confused by the name WikiSaurus/Wikisaurus ? Are you also confused by the names Wikipedia and Wiktionary ? :-)Is that supposed to be a real argument Connel ?--Richardb 01:54, 14 May 2006 (UTC)
 * There have been a number of extension suggestions, certainly beyond synonyms and antonyms to all manner of other realtionships. Whether they are valid or not I am not sure. Possibly those relationships should be put in the main word entry. One suggestion was to have a "range" realtionship, eg: freezing, cold, tepid, warm, hot, blistering. This is a minor part of the argument for the name though.--Richardb 02:00, 14 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Well I'm sure, Richard, that you know what thesaurus literally means: treasury, or storehouse. I certainly think that, whichever direction it is we decide to follow, this name is quite suitable. —Vildricianus | t | 18:29, 12 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Jay Leno once did a joke that scientists had discovered a new dinosaur called the thesaurus, which defended itself from predators with flowery language. bd2412 T 18:49, 12 May 2006 (UTC). Is that an argument for or against anything??
 * This seems like a non-issue when we lack content to such an appalling degree. Don't spend time thinking about the name or debating it, spend time making up lists of semantically and thematically related words, then make WikiSaurus into something deserving of a name at all. - TheDaveRoss 19:03, 12 May 2006 (UTC)
 * The name itself, indeed, is not very important. WikiSaurus being a real namespace is. But we need a settled name before applying it, right? —Vildricianus | t | 19:15, 12 May 2006 (UTC) Totally support Vildricianus that it is better to settle this as early as possible, before the thing gets much bigger. Already Connel is asking is it too big to rename now.--Richardb 01:54, 14 May 2006 (UTC)

Good, that's at least 6 votes, which is remarkable! On a technical note, though: how are things with the namespace manager thingy? Is this available to us, and if so, who has access to it? Developers, bureaucrats? —Vildricianus 21:21, 20 May 2006 (UTC)

 * Meta indicates that Bureaucrats should have it at the very bottom of their Specialpages. --Connel MacKenzie T C 02:14, 22 May 2006 (UTC)

 * I just checked, and it's not there. Eclecticology 08:46, 2 June 2006 (UTC)

 * True. Meta has documentation on how to do it here. —Vildricianus 13:57, 2 June 2006 (UTC)

 * Forgive me for being thick! But then sometimes we do need the perspective of non-techies to keep things grounded.  In theory, as a bureaucrat I should be able to do this, but it looks as though I'll need a step-by-step walk through.  Let's begin with the namespace "Appendix", about which there was broad agreement a long time ago.  I went to the Meta page indicated and was immediately stumped by "Goto /includes/DefaultSettings.php" Eclecticology 16:56, 2 June 2006 (UTC)
 * I don't know, can bureaucrats change LocalSettings.php? I thought I read that somewhere, but I may be wrong and in that case, it's a developer thing. Whether it's the former or the latter, you may want to ask on the wikitech-l mailing list, unless anyone here knows the ins and outs of it. — Vildricianus 18:44, 2 June 2006 (UTC)

 * The thing that let's B'crats mess with them is listed at meta:Help:Namespace manager and looks like it hasn't been opened up to all sister projects yet? At any rate, it is not present on en.wiktionary.org after all, so it looks like we need someone to pester Brion for it.  The question is, do we tell him that we want to add one per week (or such) or do we rather want him to just presto-whamo make all of the pseudo namespaces?  Also, should we order them any particular way?  Alphabetical perhaps?  --Connel MacKenzie T C 01:27, 5 June 2006 (UTC)
 * NS:100=Appendix:, NS:101=Appendix talk:, NS:102=Index:, NS:103=Index talk:, NS:104=Transwiki:, Transwiki talk:, WT:, WT talk:, Thesaurus, Thesaurus talk:, Shared:, Shared talk:, Concordances:, Concordances talk:, Quotations:, Quotations talk:, Rhymes:, Rhymes talk:, Requested articles:, Requested articles talk:, Webster 1913:, Webster 1913 talk:. (Even are "content pages" odd are "talk" pages.)  --Connel MacKenzie T C 01:27, 5 June 2006 (UTC)

Here are all the case varieties of the above: Appendix: Concordance: Index: Requested articles: Rhymes: Shared: Talk: Template: Template talk: Transwiki: WT: Webster 1913: Wi: WikiSaurus: Wikisaurus: Wiktionary Appendix: Wiktionary Appendix Suffixes: Wiktionary Index: Wiktionary appendix: Wiktionary-Appendix: concordance: rhymes: transwiki: wS: wT: webster 1913: wikiSaurus: wiktionary Appendix: ws:

Continuing the debate
Here's what I'm thinking right now: Summary: no problem for me to have Wikisaurus as the definitive name, as long as there's a definitive name. But personally I support Thesaurus:, per the above arguments. —Vildricianus 17:09, 28 May 2006 (UTC)
 * WikiSaurus/Wikisaurus is not the right name for the namespace for these reasons:
 * It's confusing. People do think of a dinosaur. Let's keep it easy, clear and simple please.
 * It's not appropriate to append Wiki- to everything (cf. Rodasmith above). That'd become silly. So why do it for our thesaurus part? Because it is said that Wiktionary is the free dictionary and thesaurus? That's invalid. Our thesaurus is only part of the project, as are our Appendixes, Indexes, Rhymes, Quotations subpages, Concordances etc. All of these, or most, are absent from standard dictionaries, like a thesaurus usually is. So why allow exactly our thesaurus to become more Wiki than everything else? Already we have way more Rhymes: pages than WikiSaurus: pages. WikiRhymes? No.
 * WikiSaurus/Wikisaurus is the right name for the following reasons:
 * It's unique. Granted, every Google search that turns up "WikiSaurus" has to do with our project. And there are 13,000 search results. Most of these, though, apart from the mirrors, seem to profit from the huge amount of vulgar language that's in WikiSaurus, so it's rather defaming to have 13,000 Google hits.
 * There's too many infrastructure in place. Mmm, perhaps. On the other hand, there's relatively little infrastructure in place, compared to, for example, the number of different English inflection templates that are in use across our dictionary content. But we're still going to change them all, aren't we? Yes we are. So never mind a couple of WT: pages and links.
 * There's no burden or baggage from what people expect from a Thesaurus. True, we can fill in the idea according to our wish. But we can do that just as well when we use "Thesaurus" instead of our own unique name, can't we? Actually, I own a couple of thesauri, and all of them seem to have a unique interpretation of the concept. That's right, a thesaurus is "a treasury of words", and it's up to its creators how to interpret that.

 * I was writing a message on Dave's talk page and was slightly annoyed that I had to be so verbiose with the links. Creating wikilinks to the main namespace is easy - just some brackets. WikiSaurus needs spelling out the entire name plus capitalized S. Now, would there be a way to easy-link to the Wikisaurus namespace once it gets that status? I mean something like a shortcut to the namespace, like WS:xyz that automatically redirects to Wikisaurus:xyz (without having to manually create the WS:wyz page)? —Vildricianus 21:03, 30 May 2006 (UTC)

 * I still somewhat favour "Wikisaurus" with the small "s". It reminds us that we are allowiong for other types of relations than just those found in a traditional thesaurus. Eclecticology 08:46, 2 June 2006 (UTC)

 * I am also in favor of maintaining "Wikisaurus" (small letter, this will be moot in all but appearance with a namespace). Thesaurus is a bit boring and the connotation is there from the countless other thesauruses that it will list only a few things, whereas I hope that Wikisaurus will grow to include all kinds of information and realtionships that transcend the paper thing on the bookshelf that people only go to when they have to find another word for "happy."  As for people getting  confused about the name...I really hope that isn't a common problem (I have more faith in humaity than that)...but if people have to look twice to understand it that isn't entirely a bad thing.  From a branding and name recognition standpoint Wikisaurus is better than thesaurus by leaps and bounds, Thesaurus is one of many, Wikisaurus is unique, and associates itself with wikimedia in name, rather than having to call it "Wiktionary thesaurus."  I think there is a significant difference between Rhymes: and *saurus:, Rhymes is more of an appendix, another style of dictionary, rather than *saurus which is an independant work, with an independant purpose.  - TheDaveRoss 18:10, 2 June 2006 (UTC)

 * Good, "Wikisaurus" at least avoids the clumsy second capital letter. After re-reading this topic again, I perceive some kind of concensus on that name. If we / Ec can find out about the how-to of custom namespaces, I guess it is "Wikisaurus" we're heading for. — Vildricianus 20:08, 2 June 2006 (UTC)


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Wiktionary:Votes/bt-2006-03/Request for bot status: TheCheatBot

 * Name: User:TheCheatBot
 * Owner: User: Connel MacKenzie
 * Purpose: Upload inflected forms (only if missing), translation entries (only if missing), redirects
 * Method:
 * Analyze the "latest" XML dump.
 * Find all words that are linked (text or any template.)
 * For undefined entries, use a preload template to generate text.
 * Magic: Upload using the pywikipedia tool pagesfromfile.py as so:
 * Simple noun plurals that are not also third person verbs.
 * Comparatives.
 * Superlatives.
 * Third person verb forms that are not also noun plurals.
 * Present participles that are not adjective (manual list verification)
 * Past and Past participles that are regular, i.e. match each other.
 * Foreign language entries from list of de-wikified languages from WT:ELE.
 * Noun plurals that are also third person verb forms.
 * Fill in uppercase/lowercase missing redirects.

Note that for all nine tasks, each task will finish before moving on to the next.

VOTE:

*Approve 'bot flag:
 * --Connel MacKenzie T C 02:23, 13 March 2006 (UTC)
 * -- Tawker 05:51, 13 March 2006 (UTC) Thank you.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 00:30, 14 March 2006 (UTC)
 * -- TheDaveRoss 05:54, 13 March 2006 (UTC) go to town. Thank you.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 00:30, 14 March 2006 (UTC)
 * -- Jonathan Webley 07:34, 13 March 2006 (UTC) Thank you.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 00:30, 14 March 2006 (UTC)
 * -- MGSpiller 02:10, 14 March 2006 (UTC)

 * Deny 'bot flag:
 * This bot does too many things, including imposing formats and templates. That does not give alternative formats a fair and equal chance. Eclecticology 18:08, 13 March 2006 (UTC)
 * If find your complaints very irrational. You've embodied so many misconceptions in two little sentences, I'm baffled and unsure where to begin.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 00:30, 14 March 2006 (UTC)
 * OK, The main thing I do not understand about your complaint is the "imposing formats" (no, I'm not!) "and templates" bit. Before you made your comment, I finished testing the first hundred or so entries.  During that test, I refined the logic to exclude noun plurals that are also verb third person forms.  During the initial test, five slipped through.  But I invite you to point out so much as one single entry where the 'bot code employed a template!  When parsing current root forms, I honor ALL templates, including the ones I loathe created by Ncik.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 06:07, 14 March 2006 (UTC)
 * The second major misconception, is that these are not inherently integral tasks. The parsing that is done on an XML dump is naturally conducive to combining these.  For practical implementation, I hoped to solicit comments at each phase, after completing the prior phase.  That way, as new XML dumps become available, the earlier iterations are folded in.  Also, finding where to add comments would then be easier.  But since you insiste they be broken apart, TheCheatBot is now resubmitted (in a separate beer parlour section!) to perform only the noun plurals portion.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 06:07, 14 March 2006 (UTC)
 * The implication that this somehow "imposes" anything is quite far-fetched! I currently enter these manually.  I thought I was being nice by trying to do them outside of my user account, to avoid accusations of artificially boosting my edit count or other such nonsense.  Furthermore, I prefer to use my semi-automated edits only when human review is required.  For all these entries, no such review is needed (beyond pre-scanning the generated lists before each run.)  --Connel MacKenzie T C 06:07, 14 March 2006 (UTC)
 * I support this effort, but there are a few concerns with the automation (see below). There are other additions that could be made to fill out the pages more completely, including an etymology and a note not to leave translations for inflected senses. Also I'm unsatisfied with the format (see below) but for me that's not a barrier to activation, which is fortunate since it seems no one wants to make concessions on style here anyways. Davilla 19:51, 13 March 2006 (UTC)
 * Thanks for the support. --Connel MacKenzie T C 00:30, 14 March 2006 (UTC)
 * Having these redirects is wrong. Proposing a bot that will add them is asking for me to vote against it. GerardM 20:18, 13 March 2006 (UTC)
 * They are here by English Wiktionary consensus. We have headwords and redirects - the redirects are not "spelling errors" as you continually assert...and having them 'bot added is simply because no human wants to sit around entering them.  But if they are in place, we frustrate fewer visitors.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 00:30, 14 March 2006 (UTC)
 * The massive number of redirects that we have from capitalized to de-capitalized titles are a by-product of our changeover to first letter case sensitivity. They are kept because of a desire by some to protect links that already existed before the changeover.  This should not be viewed as a green light to enter more such redirects. Eclecticology 20:02, 14 March 2006 (UTC)
 * Comments:
 * Note that denying 'bot flag will only accomplish flooding Special:Recentchanges. --Connel MacKenzie T C 02:23, 13 March 2006 (UTC)
 * re:  Fill in uppercase/lowercase missing redirects. - I would vote against doing that. We have a policy (of sorts!). A word is only capitalized in special circumstances. So why put in tens of thousands of simple redirects which go against that rule. If a link is mistakenly capitalized (ie: a link would succeed if it were not capitalized), then the preferred action would be to de-capitalize the mistaken capitalized link, not add a redirect. ?--Richardb 08:26, 13 March 2006 (UTC)

 * The idea for the redirects is to assist Wikipedia (and Wikipedia-like) external links, that have auto-capitalization correctly turned on. The a 'bot being able to do it for us (note: without affecting the entry count) why should it be considered as an option?  --Connel MacKenzie T C 00:30, 14 March 2006 (UTC)

 * I support redirects from lower-case to upper-case entries, as the typical user will expect searches to be case-insensitive. I don't see any point at all in doing them in the opposite direction. — Paul G 10:04, 13 March 2006 (UTC)
 * Sounds like good policy to me. Davilla 19:51, 13 March 2006 (UTC)

 * I can abide with this, but I'd still like the previous possibility discussed. --Connel MacKenzie T C 00:30, 14 March 2006 (UTC)

 * Actually, shouldn't upper-case be redirected to lower-case since "Something" at the beginning of a sentence means "something"? But "villareal" is a misspelling of "Villareal" since the name should always be capitalized. Anyways the search mechanism already handles this. I would support deleting all redirects of capitalization, for single words (no spaces) at minimum. Davilla 03:19, 15 March 2006 (UTC)

 * That is demonstrably false. Wikified links do not search.  External links do not search.  Sister project wikifications do not search.  Sister project links do not search.  Mirror sites that politely/correctly refer back here do not search.  (Note: most mirrors are using inherently out-dated XML dumps.)  The search logic was modified as a stop gap, but the fundamental problem still exists; Wiktionary no longer (for the last 9 months) has headwords, so redirects function only as navigation aides.  Redirects do not count against the entry count.  Deleting redirects is just stupid.  The only thing deleting a redirect accomplishes (vandalism aside) is making the site en.wiktionary.org less useful.  --Connel MacKenzie T C 05:20, 15 March 2006 (UTC)

 * More thought goes into this when new entries are created manually for the inflections. Here are a few things that I can think of. For comparatives, sometimes both "adj+er" and "more adj" are acceptable, as in stupider = more stupid, and should be reflected as a synonym on the inflected page. Similarly for superlatives. (If in some cases these may have other definitions, those are rare.)
 * As with present participles, past participles that might have additional adjective senses, e.g. tired, could leave the page as a stub. It would almost be better to have nothing there and know as much then to have to comb through looking for obvious definitions that were left out by a bot. The best solution of course is to also verify past participles from a list.
 * As to present participles themselves, there's also the debate about gerunds that had come up between us before, and you sided on leaving them out. I still think the majority of "v+ing" forms can be nouns, as a simple translation of the sentence "I like to v..." into "v+ing... is fun" can attest to. Davilla 19:51, 13 March 2006 (UTC)

 * I'm not crazy about the language "third person singular simple present". Is there an alternative? I prefer "Simple past of verb" and "Past participle of verb", using the base form of the verb, to "Simple past and past participle of to verb". The infinitive form is more commonly recognized in romance languages, and different lines are potentially needed to differentiate regional use. In general, a distinction should be made between a definition that equates the title, preferred, and as here a definition that describes it, e.g. "A word that means...". Davilla 19:58, 13 March 2006 (UTC)

 * Davilla, I'll respond to these concerns more clearly elsewhere. --Connel MacKenzie T C 00:30, 14 March 2006 (UTC)

 * Great idea, but not quite yet. My entirely frivolous reason:  our 60,000+ real-ish English articles are within spitting distance of the 70,000 entries claimed by a bunch of mid-sized dictionaries, like the Concise Oxford.  I'd find it more emotionally satisfying to cross that threshold honestly, dance a jig, throw a party, then start cheating like hell. Keffy 22:35, 13 March 2006 (UTC)

 * More seriously: Comparative adjectives should be skipped and done manually if the stem is also a verb, since those will likely also have an agentive noun that will need a human-written definition. Keffy 22:35, 13 March 2006 (UTC)

 * Keffy, we already have thousands of such entries. Are you able to exclude them in a consistent manner now, when generating your statistics?
 * "TheCheatBot" is so named in honor of homestarrunner.com's StrongBad e-mail making me laugh for minutes - it is not about cheating the count.
 * For noun plurals, comparatives, and superlatives, yes, I skip them outright, if they share a verb inflection. --Connel MacKenzie T C 00:30, 14 March 2006 (UTC)

 * What was someone saying earlier about Beer Parlouring being addictive? I actually found inputing inflected forms a useful way of getting used to Wictionary but there are way too many to contemplate doing them all manually. Lets get on with it, how can we let FR be ahead of EN? :-) MGSpiller 02:10, 14 March 2006 (UTC)
 * I really don't care which project has the most articles. IMHO quality is more important than quantity.  In theory, if completed projects were possible, and they all included all words in all languages, they should all have the same number of articles. :-) Eclecticology 20:02, 14 March 2006 (UTC)

I read the strike throughs above as indications that this bot in this form has been withdrawn, and replaced by the series of narrower scoped bots described below. Further comments should prferably be put in the relevant section below. Eclecticology 20:02, 14 March 2006 (UTC)