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Coptic
Hello, and thank you for your contributions with Coptic. Because of the differences between the Coptic dialects, we generally label our entries by dialect; see WT:ACOP for more information on this. I don't know any Coptic myself, but hopefully can take a look at your entries and help you out. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 21:21, 10 September 2017 (UTC)
 * Plural forms should be given as, well, plural forms. Please see ⲟⲩⲣⲱⲟⲩ, for example. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 21:26, 10 September 2017 (UTC)

Coptic romanizations
Please don't create romanization entries for Coptic. We only allow romanization entries for a few languages (such as Gothic and Japanese) for very specific reasons. These reasons do not apply to Coptic. --WikiTiki89 18:23, 19 September 2017 (UTC)

ϩⲑⲱⲣ
Hello, first of all thanks for your many contributions to Coptic. But are you sure that is attested as a singular noun? Could it be a plural of ϩⲑⲟ instead? Lingo Bingo Dingo (talk) 08:58, 21 September 2017 (UTC)

Formatting and other stuff
Please take a look at the entries you've created if you haven't already so you can take note of the changes that has been making. Perhaps they can explain here anything specific that you may want to pay attention to in Egyptian and Coptic entries. Thanks! —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 07:24, 22 September 2017 (UTC)
 * Oh, hello. Only a few specific things I’d note, some of which you probably already noticed:
 * In etymologies, hieroglyphs should be kept together with their transliterations rather than always put at the end. (In very simple etymologies where it’s just ‘From ..., from ...’, ending with ‘from Egyptian ...’, it’s okay to put them at the end, but otherwise care should be taken.) I usually do it by putting them in the template, for example as  |tr=|pure, clean}}.
 * It’s best to refrain from creating Demotic entries with parentheses in the entry name. Parentheses in Demotic etymologies usually indicate that a letter might optionally be present or absent, so for example should ideally have a lemma entry at  and an alternative-form-of entry at  rather than an entry at . It’s much more likely that someone will read  or  and want to look it up than that someone will go looking for  specifically.
 * Often it’s good to check information against scholarly sources; for Demotic the standard lexicographical works are Wolja Erichsen’s Demotisches Glossar and the Chicago Demotic Dictionary, and for Egyptian you have the Wörterbuch der ägyptischen Sprache and the Thesaurus Linguae Aegyptiae freely available. For Coptic, Crum’s classic dictionary is online.
 * Make sure every entry has a head template; otherwise it doesn’t get categorized properly.
 * Beyond that, you’ve been doing well in learning from edit summaries and suggestions so far, so keep up the good work! And thanks for your expansion of our Bohairic wordstock. — Vorziblix (talk · contribs) 14:53, 22 September 2017 (UTC)

Pontic Greek
Hello. I know nothing about Pontic Greek, but some entries you've created make me wonder: On another note, as you had it originally was plain wrong: you cannot have two pitch/stress markers on the same word (save for cases of enclisis). Maybe it was just a typo, but it should have been blindingly obvious. Are you sure your Babel "el-3" isn't an overestimation? --Barytonesis (talk) 20:01, 22 September 2017 (UTC)
 * and look like accusatives, are you sure they're lemmas? There's another entry  which looks more like a standard masculine nominative, so maybe  should be moved to ?
 * , and  are even stranger. Where do these nu come from? And has the -ma, -matos paradigm been completely lost?
 * I know not how to respond to a commentary on my user page, so I shall inscribe it here:
 * "Hello. I know nothing about Pontic Greek, but some entries you've created make me wonder:

 * and look like accusatives, are you sure they're lemmas? There's another entry  which looks more like a standard masculine nominative, so maybe  should be moved to ?
 * , and  are even stranger. Where do these nu come from? And has the -ma, -matos paradigm been completely lost?"
 * It is from a song written in Pontic dialect. Dialects of Pontic vary considerably by geographical area of dialectal origin; grammar, vocabulary and other changes may occur.
 * "On another note, as you had it originally was plain wrong: you cannot have two pitch/stress markers on the same word (save for cases of enclisis). Maybe it was just a typo, but it should have been blindingly obvious. Are you sure your Babel "el-3" isn't an overestimation? --Barytonesis (talk) 20:01, 22 September 2017 (UTC)"
 * I know not the intricacies of Polytonic Greek script, neither do I understand how to create efficaciously nor perfectly an Ancient Greek page- hence it was not blindingly obvious to me the typo in pitch and stress. I added it to assist a Coptic etymology. As for my knowledge of Greek? I can read, speak, and write, not perfectly, rather sufficiently. I assumed that "el-3" referred to Modern Greek and not of its progenitor, Ancient Greek, to which the extent of my knowledge reaches to that of the Koine in the Greek bible translation. Moreover- I find it pretentious to cast doubt on one's abilities- I view it as demeaning. --Aearthrise (Ⲁⲉⲁⲣⲑⲣⲓⲥⲉ) 20:37, 22 September 2017(UTC)
 * you can respond to someone by simply indenting your message with ":". If you want to make sure that the person notices your answer, you can use the template like I just did.
 * About my last sentence, "Are you sure your Babel "el-3" isn't an overestimation?": I'm sorry if it sounded harsh, I didn't mean to offend you, or to cast doubt on your abilities. There have been people making grand claims on their user page before, so I'm sometimes a bit wary.
 * As for the entries themselves: I'm now fairly sure and  are accusatives (cf. "Σε έναν εβδομάδαν" and "Αγούτον την Ελλάδαν").  seems to be a nominative indeed. --Barytonesis (talk) 20:57, 22 September 2017 (UTC)

Coptic conjugations
Hi, could you make these headers level 4 instead of level 3? They should be nested under the verb header. Also, can you include a blank line before the header? —Rua (mew) 16:24, 13 October 2017 (UTC)
 * It shall be done. --Aearthrise (Ⲁⲉⲁⲣⲑⲣⲓⲥⲉ) 12:27, 13 October 2017(UTC)
 * Ok, thank you. Please note the changes I made to . —Rua (mew) 16:29, 13 October 2017 (UTC)

Copto-Greek verbs
I have noticed your work on Bohairic conjugations—you're doing a good job! But beware that different dialects borrowed and applied Greek verbs in different forms and that I mostly added forms from Sahidic texts. So the odds are real that the conjugations at, , , , , and  are wrong, as Bohairic Greek verbs typically use ⲉⲣ- + Greek infinitive. Lingo Bingo Dingo (talk) 14:48, 19 October 2017 (UTC)
 * I have removed the conjugations for the Greek verbs. --Aearthrise (Ⲁⲉⲁⲣⲑⲣⲓⲥⲉ) 11:58, 19 October 2017(UTC)
 * Thanks. By the way, for some reason your recent pings didn't get through. Lingo Bingo Dingo (talk) 10:22, 20 October 2017 (UTC)

Progress
Hey dude. Sorry for the slow progress. I'm working on the unitary template, but it will take some more time. My idea is that template:cop-conj adds both a Bohairic and a Sahidic table (since a lot of verbs in Bohairic share the same form in Sahidic). I still have one more thing to implement; a way to call just one of the dialects. So if say it will only show the Bohairic conjugations, and the same with  for Sahidic.

Meanwhile, I've been rewriting a part of the article about the Coptic alphabet on enwiki. What do you think? I tried being as accurate as I can, but I think it's as accurate as possible. ;-P — Algentem (talk) 19:16, 19 October 2017 (UTC)

 * Not to intrude too much, but this article may be of use to you for some more recent scholarship, including a more complete listing of the attested names of the letters. (It’s also worth noting that conceptions of Egyptian and Coptic phonetics have been hugely debated and rapidly changing over the past few decades; by way of example, many recent authors such as Loprieno posit the presence of ejective consonants in classical Coptic.) — Vorziblix (talk · contribs) 03:58, 20 October 2017 (UTC)

 * No, please do. I want to perfectionate the article, so any help is welcomed! Thanks for the document, I updated the table according to it: take a look. The only think I'm wondering about, is why everyone pretty much agreed in the past that /e/ didn't exist in any dialect. And why Bohairic /t/ somehow became /d/. Thanks again. — Algentem (talk) 14:03, 20 October 2017 (UTC)
 * I think it’s still worth including additional columns for Greco-Bohairic and Ishak’s ‘Old Bohairic’, but it should be noted clearly that ‘Old Bohairic’ is a rather late post-Islamic-conquest pronunciation and not the way classical Coptic would have sounded. Bohairic /t/ likely became /d/ because classical Coptic /t/ was phonetically an ejective [t’]; as Coptic lost its ejectives, they merged into voiced consonants. For the same reason /p/ [p’] became /b/ and /t͡ʃ/ [t͡ʃ’] became /d͡ʒ/. As far as I can tell the absence of /e/ from later Coptic was due to Arabic influence; scholars looking at earlier Coptic in the light of Egyptology almost unanimously do consider a phoneme /e/ to have existed (cf. Loprieno 1995 p. 46, Allen 2013 p. 13–17). — Vorziblix (talk · contribs) 17:56, 20 October 2017 (UTC)

etyl
Hi, please don't use etyl anymore. It's deprecated, and we're working on phasing it out. For words that have been inherited from an earlier stage, please use inh. For words that have been borrowed from another language, please use bor. In other cases (e.g. earlier ancestors of loanwords) please use der. Thanks! —Aɴɢʀ (talk) 22:08, 20 October 2017 (UTC)
 * One note for bor: the display text is currently being phased out, so  should be added as a parameter for the time being to suppress it. Lingo Bingo Dingo (talk) 13:52, 21 October 2017 (UTC)

Italiot Greek and Greek
Dear user, you are adding articles with a Greek section and using Greek templates although lemmas are of Italiot Greek written in latin script and not an "exact" Greek dialect. Category:Italiot_Greek contains lemmas written in both Greek and Latin script which is illogical. Please either provide to all of them a Greek script or ask for creation of Italiot Greek templates. Thanks anyway. --Xoristzatziki (talk) 09:03, 25 October 2017 (UTC)
 * I want to make clear that I am very friendly to Italiot Greek as a spoken, Greek related, language, but this has nothing to do with the presentation in a dictionary. Also I want to point that in Minoranza linguistica greca d'Italia the script used there is latin. A talk with all users participating in Greek lemmas could be useful (for all of us) on how to present that member of Greek family. --Xoristzatziki (talk) 09:20, 25 October 2017 (UTC)
 * The Italiot dialect 'Griko' is primarily written in Latin script; it definitely will not be prudent to write it only in Greek script. What is a creation of Italiot Greek template? --Aearthrise (Ⲁⲉⲁⲣⲑⲣⲓⲥⲉ) 12:25, 25 October 2017(UTC)
 * Probably Xoristzatziki means treating Italiot Greek as an entirely separate language. Does it have diverging vocabulary or just a different writing system? DTLHS (talk) 16:26, 25 October 2017 (UTC)
 * Italiot Greek is a dialect of Stadard Greek, but it has much of its own vocabulary derived from Latin sources e.g. depòi, its own versions of Greek words e.g. aglisìa, words derived from Byzantine Greek not found in Standard Greek e.g. fengo, as well as Standard Greek words written in Griko dialect e.g. jinèka. Verb conjugation is the same at base, though it lacks the future tense. The creation of a separate Italiot Greek language would be helpful to our dictionary's presentation. --Aearthrise (Ⲁⲉⲁⲣⲑⲣⲓⲥⲉ) 12:34, 25 October 2017(UTC)
 * Do you want the language name to be "Italiot Greek" or "Griko" or something else? "Italiot Greek" is slightly ambiguous because there is also Calabrian Greek. DTLHS (talk) 17:24, 25 October 2017 (UTC)
 * "Italiot Greek" suffices- the Calabrian Greek speakers also call their dialect Griko. Calabrian Greek has no formal writing, and its speakers number 2K, compared to Salentinian Greek which has 60-70K speakers and an extensive literature. --Aearthrise (Ⲁⲉⲁⲣⲑⲣⲓⲥⲉ) 13:36, 25 October 2017(UTC)
 * I've added grk-ita to Module:languages/datax- questions, should the scripts include Grek? should the ancestor be el or grc? DTLHS (talk) 17:41, 25 October 2017 (UTC)
 * The scripts must include Greek, and the ancestor is grc. --Aearthrise (Ⲁⲉⲁⲣⲑⲣⲓⲥⲉ) 13:44, 25 October 2017(UTC)

dal-conj-favlur
Do you want to have deleted the redirect pages for your personal sandbox "dal-conj-favlur"? --Lo Ximiendo (talk) 07:48, 11 December 2017 (UTC)
 * Yes I would like them deleted. I thank you for your kindness! --Aearthrise (Ⲁⲉⲁⲣⲑⲣⲓⲥⲉ) 2:49, 11 December 2017(UTC)
 * ✅ --Lo Ximiendo (talk) 09:36, 11 December 2017 (UTC)

template:etyl
Hello. Could I ask you to stop using ? It's deprecated, and currently being replaced by, and. --Per utramque cavernam (talk) 23:57, 11 December 2017 (UTC)

Conjugation boxes
Can you please make templates instead of putting a bunch of HTML tags in an entry? DTLHS (talk) 01:34, 17 December 2017 (UTC)
 * The general conjugation templates will be coming soon. I am putting up irregular entries at this point. --Aearthrise (Ⲁⲉⲁⲣⲑⲣⲓⲥⲉ) 20:36, 16 December 2017(UTC)
 * Irregular verbs can still use templates. I made one for you: . DTLHS (talk) 01:39, 17 December 2017 (UTC)
 * Thank you for the tip, it is much appreciated. --Aearthrise (Ⲁⲉⲁⲣⲑⲣⲓⲥⲉ) 20:36, 16 December 2017(UTC)

ⲉⲣ
Is that word actually attested as an absolute state? Could it have been a nominal state of instead? ←₰-→ Lingo Bingo Dingo (talk)  15:44, 31 January 2018 (UTC)
 * The verb is attested in the Bohairic new testament as ̀ⲉⲉⲣ; I'll need to find its passage for assurance. --Aearthrise (Ⲁⲉⲁⲣⲑⲣⲓⲥⲉ) 10:50, 31 January 2018 (UTC)
 * All right, there's no hurry for that. If it is the same verb as, it would be a good idea to make it an . ←₰-→ Lingo Bingo Dingo (talk)  15:55, 31 January 2018 (UTC)

ⲉⲣ-
I'm not a fan of noting the function of a nominal state as a definition, the fact that it is a verbal nominal state should be enough information for a reader who knows Coptic grammar. But whether that is kept or not kept, the function is (more or less) the same in Bohairic and Sahidic. ←₰-→ Lingo Bingo Dingo (talk)  15:50, 31 January 2018 (UTC)
 * It's important to have the definition for those that want to know what ⲉⲣ- means in verbs comprised of it. --Aearthrise (Ⲁⲉⲁⲣⲑⲣⲓⲥⲉ) 10:52, 31 January 2018 (UTC)

Italiot Greek
Hello. Could you please fix your Italiot Greek entries? They're still appearing in Category:Greek lemmas. That shouldn't be the case, now that it has its own code. ,, etc. Thanks. --Per utramque cavernam (talk) 13:19, 17 February 2018 (UTC)
 * Hello, a quick reminder. --Per utramque cavernam (talk) 23:19, 6 March 2018 (UTC)
 * I understand how the Latin Script may cause the Greek page to appear jarring- I do want to fix it, but for me the work in editing tags is so monotonous and repetitive that it's taxing on my psyche; I also am occupied with Coptic Egyptian and haven't found the passion to dedicate time in regulating all of the Italic Greek lemmata. I will work on the Italic Greek project at my own pace, but if I may receive help in the form of bots or volunteers, i'd consider it a personal favor and be very thankful. --Aearthrise (Ⲁⲉⲁⲣⲑⲣⲓⲥⲉ) 23:27, 6 March 2018 (UTC)
 * The Latin Greek words are removed. --Aearthrise (Ⲁⲉⲁⲣⲑⲣⲓⲥⲉ) 18:25, 7 March 2018 (UTC)
 * Thanks! I understand it's mindless and tedious work, but this kind of work has to be done from time to time, unfortunately. (I didn't get your ping by the way) --Per utramque cavernam (talk) 11:36, 8 March 2018 (UTC)

Bohairic planet names
Hello. Are you sure these planet names are attested Coptic words, and not just modern protologisms? It seems very strange that there would be a Bohairic word for Neptune, which wasn’t discovered until 1846, for example. And over at the Coptic Wikipedia they seem to be using a completely different set of Bohairic planet names. — Vorziblix (talk · contribs) 04:20, 10 March 2018 (UTC)
 * For attested Coptic words, yes they are; they're attested names of gods, that is. I copied the pattern of Greek and Roman God equivalents to create the list of planets after searching Coptic Orthodox Church resources and finding a lack leads in astrology.

 * I haven't encountered a consensus on what the planets should be named; I see that there is confusion on the wiki page over what terms should be used for planets, as there are various attestations of planets; one commenter, AB, brought attestations for "ⲣⲏⲫⲁⲛ Saturn, ⲡⲓⲍⲉⲩⲥ Jupiter, ⲙⲟⲗⲟⲭ Mars, ⲥⲟⲩⲣⲟⲧ Venus, ⲡⲓⲉⲣⲙⲏⲥ Mercury", the other commenter, ⲁϩⲙⲉⲧ admits to having created his protologisms from older egyptian, graeco-roman, and demotic scripts, and claimed he had found at least three attested in old-coptic. I tried locating ⲁϩⲙⲉⲧ's resources, but I located nothing except the word ⲥⲟⲩⲕⲏ, which is old Coptic(Bohairic ⲥⲟⲩⲕ) for the Planet Mercury.

 * In the case that I have created, the names are Bohairic words, in the other, the names are transliterations of older Egyptian and Demotic and one confirmed borrowing from old-coptic. I would happily coincide my efforts to creating a more perfect list of Bohairic and even Sahidic words for planets- rearranging the planets and so forth to make them at least conform to dialectal Coptic. At their present state, I cannot accept ⲁϩⲙⲉⲧʼs proposals. --Aearthrise (Ⲁⲉⲁⲣⲑⲣⲓⲥⲉ) 00:06, 10 March 2018 (UTC)

 * We should not create entries that have any definitions that are not actually attested in Coptic texts. There should be no entry that tells readers what the word for the planet Neptune is, and the category for the planets must necessarily be incomplete. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 05:14, 10 March 2018 (UTC)

 * I have removed the definitions. --Aearthrise (Ⲁⲉⲁⲣⲑⲣⲓⲥⲉ) 00:22, 10 March 2018 (UTC)

ⲙⲏⲓ
Is the proper noun really attested in Coptic? ←₰-→ Lingo Bingo Dingo (talk)  13:50, 12 March 2018 (UTC)
 * It is attested as a name, but I see now that the word is referencing only a name, and not the actual Goddess. Thank you Lingo Bingo Dingo. --Aearthrise (Ⲁⲉⲁⲣⲑⲣⲓⲥⲉ) 13:04, 12 March 2018 (UTC)

singerie and monkey house
Are you sure it was wrong? A monkey house is the building in a zoo where monkeys can be seen. Equinox ◑ 18:44, 21 May 2018 (UTC)
 * As a native speaker of English from the United States, I have never heard the word monkey house nor do I recognize it. That being said, I see now that it is a British term and its meaning is copied in Parisian French. --Aearthrise (Ⲁⲉⲁⲣⲑⲣⲓⲥⲉ) 18:53, 21 May 2018 (UTC)

tchoc et al
Choose one entry (the most common spelling) to be the main entry, and make the others point to it with. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 20:05, 21 May 2018 (UTC)
 * Consider it done. --Aearthrise (Ⲁⲉⲁⲣⲑⲣⲓⲥⲉ) 20:11, 21 May 2018 (UTC)

Category:Apulian Greek
Hey, why'd you undo my edit? I'm working on unifying all dialect categories (making a module as well), so the template's needed to make sure of that. – Julia (talk) • formerly Gormflaith • 20:47, 4 June 2018 (UTC)
 * Why do you want to include Italian Greek in your dialect project? <-- Aearthrise (   𓂀      ) 21:39, 4 June 2018 (UTC)
 * Cause it's part of Wiktionary. The module will be much more customizable, but it won't be ready for a bit. – Julia (talk) • formerly Gormflaith • 00:01, 5 June 2018 (UTC)

Louisiana French sassaquois as sasquatch and vader as an infinitve
Hey can you provide a source for sassaquois meaning "sasquatch" somewhere in Louisiana? I can't find any speakers who recognize it as meaning that, though I agree that English sasquatch is probably the source.

Also, do you know if vader is ever actually attested as an infinitive in Louisiana French? The speech example you provide is the imperfect vadait which is taken from a video where the speaker uses the infinitive aller several times, not vader. Is there a reason for not just considering va, vadait, vadrait, etc. to be conjugations of aller? And by the way, some speakers actually do use the conditional vadrait instead of the listed irait.

Thanks ! -- Vieux padna (talk) 14:24, 19 June 2018 (UTC)
 * Hello, I have changed the meaning of Sasquatch on the sassaquois page, I found "big fellow", "war cry", and "loud noise" as its definitions.

 * As for vader, it is not a separate verb to aller but a different form. Its conjugations were used by the poor Acadian settlers in Louisiana, as opposed to Louisiana Colonial French, which was more or less closer to standard French. Many linguisitic items from the Acadians have stayed with us like saying j'ai venu instead of je suis venu and the dropping of endings for nous-autres and vous-autres (nous-autres va, vous-autres va) etc. As for if vader is used nowadays, I've never heard it. I made the outline for the verb because some Lousiana French speakers do use its related conjugations, such as "je vas" "je vadais" etc.(instead of Je vais, j'allais etc.), and for its historical usage.

 * Thank you for telling me about vadrai! I've added it to the verb.
 * <--Aearthrise (   𓂀      ) 16:37, 19 June 2018 (UTC)

Personal greetings
Hello, I am happy to find a person who is into egyptian, coptic and greek. I would like to correspond with you about these topics, and learnng resources. Perhaps we could cooperate somehow. I'd prefer some personal space. I you could share somehow contact or social media etails, I will be happy to hear from you. Γαλαδριήλ (talk) 12:26, 5 August 2018 (UTC))
 * Hello Galadriel. What kind of cooperation are you think about? Aearthrise (   𓂀      ) 21:44, 6 August 2018 (UTC)

faire joke
My apologies, I should have checked further on GBC, other sources. All the ones I found in the first pass were franglais, but deeper search turned it up. I jumped the gun. - Amgine/t · e 02:37, 2 September 2018 (UTC)

mettre devant la loi
?

On another note, are you sure all your American French entries are CFI-compliant? French is considered a well documented language online, so theoretically we should find three quotes, attesting use (i.e. where the word is not merely being mentioned), and retrievable on durably archived media, for every single one of the words/idioms you're adding. I suppose we should make an exception for more poorly attested French dialects such as the ones you're working on, but this will require a discussion at the Beer Parlour. Per utramque cavernam 14:15, 9 September 2018 (UTC)

 * 1. I changed all of the verb templates to phrase templates.

 * 2. Yes, all of the Louisiana entries comply- I take from written sources or from word repositories provided in documents like Louisiana Studies: Literature, Customs and Dialects. Aearthrise (   𓂀      ) 14:25, 9 September 2018 (UTC)
 * 1) Ok, but why? These are still verbs / verbal idioms. I think "phrase" is needlessly vague here.
 * 2) If we don't need to make an exception, good, but I gotta say I'm rather surprised. So if I were to RFV, you'd be able to provide three quotes attesting use in running text? Per utramque cavernam 14:41, 9 September 2018 (UTC)

 * I agree that they are verbal idioms. I understand now what you have asked me- we must discuss Louisiana patois on the beer parlor. Aearthrise (   𓂀      ) 14:50, 9 September 2018 (UTC)
 * I agree that they are verbal idioms. I understand now what you have asked me- we must discuss Louisiana patois on the beer parlor. Aearthrise (   𓂀      ) 14:50, 9 September 2018 (UTC)

Rollbacks for "fake" words
If you tag with RFV, you must create the RFV discussion. Otherwise the tag does nothing. You hadn't created in an hour, so I reverted. Equinox ◑ 18:06, 5 October 2018 (UTC)

Using ""
Just some friendly advice: You don't need to make a line at the end of an entry like this. It's only used to separate language sections when a word exists in more than one language. User: PalkiaX50 talk to meh 11:52, 19 October 2018 (UTC)

 * Thank you for the friendly advice. Aearthrise (   𓂀      ) 12:08, 19 October 2018 (UTC)

focussing cloth
Hey you need to 1. chill the fuck out, 2. learn how to search on Google Books, where this phrase can be easily found. Equinox ◑ 14:00, 28 October 2018 (UTC)
 * I just made a search on Google Books, and I found the word focussing cloth. Why do you abuse me with profanity in 1.? Aearthrise (   𓂀      ) 15:04, 28 October 2018 (UTC)

 * Next time do the Google Books search before you post the spazzing. I'm an inch from blocking you. Equinox ◑ 19:03, 28 October 2018 (UTC)

 * You would truly block me for an honest mistake? Aearthrise (   𓂀      ) 22:37, 28 October 2018 (UTC)
 * I won't excuse the profanity, but I'm astounded that someone who's had an account for five years and been seriously editing for 2 1/2 years would be capable of such an over-the-top, outrageous breach of wiki etiquette. Whether it was a bad attempt at humor that went totally wrong or you really haven't learned the first thing about Wiktionary after all these years, it was really, really bad manners to post a speedy-delete tag with SCREAMING ALL CAPS on an entry by someone who's been editing here for a decade and made literally 70 times the number of edits you have. Please show some respect. Chuck Entz (talk) 23:13, 28 October 2018 (UTC)

 * As much as I appreciate Chuck's solicitous habit of chasing around and cleaning after me: I am not a better person just because I have been hanging around for ten years, and I also don't get automatic respect just because I have been hanging around forever. Nobody cares who I am. But if you're wrong about something, and you post massive ALL-CAPS craziness about being wrong, I will make it my personal mission to undo that shit. Love and kisses, Equinox ◑ 23:21, 28 October 2018 (UTC)

 * @Chuck Entz: I do not reckon that your implication of my humor being lacking or that my knowledge of Wiktionary being below an anonymous user's was meant to be taken as an insult.
 * I see that your whole point of contention is not the edit, but the use of capitalization. I have hardly ever used the {rfd} nominate for discussion (not the {d} speedy deletion tag mind you), but when I recently did I noticed that the detailed text was hard to read and blended in with the rouge in the rest of the text. I thus put it in CAPS to stand out.
 * I acknowledge that I made a human error when researching the word. I am not saying that you take editing personally and emotionally, but I am saying that I do not; I am detached. I beg that we keep any future discussions civil and not personal, especially for something so trivial and without injury. Aearthrise (   𓂀      ) 11:18, 29 October 2018 (UTC)

Excessive Block
A user https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/User:SemperBlotto "SemperBlotto" blocked https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/User:Aearthrise "Aearthrise" for "removing rfv template outside of process" on the article "havere".

The rfv template is not required as there is evidence available added on the discussion page, linked at: "https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Talk:havere". I wrote on SemperBlotto's page that his rfv template was in error, and I removed the rfv template once more adding "Citations on the discussion page. If you rollback again after reading the evidence, I will let the rfd go through albeit unecessary."

Perhaps SemperBlotto has a short fuse, but for targeting one who has never had a block, and one who diligently adds content to Wiktionary, the block is excessive. Aearthrise (talk) 16:33, 19 April 2019 (UTC)

 * Although you should not remove RFV templates like that, I agree that the block is harsh and unwarranted. By the way, please post quotations on the "Citations" pages, not the talk page. Chignon – Пучок 16:43, 19 April 2019 (UTC)
 * (e/c) I have unblocked you. Lessons to be learned:
 * Do not block an editor who removes a tag like this in good faith without talking to them first. This was unjustified and inappropriate.
 * Andrew: Now you know that RFV and RFD tags are to be left on the entry until the corresponding discussion is closed. Additionally, dumping Google Books links on the talk page is not a very good way to add cites; you would be best off adding the quotations to the entry, using the format described at WT:QUOTE. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 16:48, 19 April 2019 (UTC)

φουμάρω - Italiot dialect
Hi - your Italiot entry (apologies if it's nothing to do with you!) in φουμάρω and the simple past φουμάρα has been queried - can you help. With advanced thanks — Salt  marsh. 06:46, 17 May 2019 (UTC)

 * Thanks for your edit. — Salt  marsh . 04:44, 20 May 2019 (UTC)

nūllibi ?
Hello! I think you can help me... I would like to know how Latin is to be spelt with vowel lengths, as I got no information on this. I think it should be nūllibi, inasmuch as its first element has a long vowel. Also, an alternative spelling may also be nūllibī, given that its last element has an alternative spelling of ibī. Thanks for the heed! —Lbdñk (talk) 19:23, 9 July 2019 (UTC)

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Rare Greek
Hello I have been looking the large number of greek words that you have added today. Some are very uncommon, exotic, some are vernacular. I would need several hours to find a greek dictionary which includes them. I assume you have some kind of source. Could you kindly add your source with a ref? There are also some probable mistakes (in gender, misplaced accents, mistypes etc). Thank you! ‑‑Sarri.greek ♫ | 20:06, 13 July 2020 (UTC) I can see that most of them are labelled 'for an Egyptian dialect'. Are these idiomatic words of contemporary greek Egyptiots? I am very curious, because I have many friends who come from Alexandria. ‑‑Sarri.greek ♫ | 20:29, 13 July 2020 (UTC)
 * Hello Sarri, these words are from contemporary Egyptiot speakers. The words come from a study conducted in October of 2019 Egyptiot Greek. I searched various sources on Egyptiot dialectology, but this is the best resource I could find. Aearthrise (talk) 02:25, 14 July 2020 (UTC)
 * Thank you! ‑‑Sarri.greek ♫ | 02:27, 14 July 2020 (UTC)

Sorry
Sorry about the block - my mistake. SemperBlotto (talk) 15:53, 28 September 2020 (UTC)
 * Thank you SemperBlotto, no hard feelings. Aearthrise (talk) 16:02, 28 September 2020 (UTC)

quilbité etymology
isn't the verb from the French culbuter? Hk5183 (talk) 07:18, 4 February 2021 (UTC)

Italiot Greek
Hi! I've been learning more about Italiot Greek and offering some possible etymologies/Greek script versions on talk pages (although obviously without attestation they're just theories). I'm really curious where you got some of the vocabulary - I've been reading back and saw that some of these are studies you did. Do you have any of them on hand for the Italiot Greek/Griko? Elliott Dunstan (talk) 16:02, 17 March 2021 (UTC)

 * Hello Elliot Dunstan, I was learning Italiot Greek for a while years ago. I came upon resources on the internet, a dictionary for Italiot Greek (written in Latin alphabet) as well as literature written in Italiot Greek. I added some words from the dictionary, some words from the literature were in Greek script & Latin script. Unfortunately, I don't have dictionary on hand anymore, but some of the literature should still be accessible, for example on the Griko Dialect wikipedia page. If you know Greek spelling rules & etymology, you'll know how to convert this dialect in Greek script for words of Greek origin. For Italianate/Latinate words, the spelling is a bit trickier, but if you know the rules of hellenization, i.e kamiso for κάμισο, you'll understand how to convert them too. Words that have a "c" with the vowels i, e are pronounced ch, and j & gh is Gamma (Γ). Spelling for "Ch" words is like in Cretan Greek, i.e. "ce" for "και", which are both pronounced "che." Italiot words with ch, like tzichì, are the letter Chi (Χ), so tzichì would be τζυχή (ψυχή). Aearthrise (talk) 22:41, 17 March 2021 (UTC)

Saint Dominican Creole French
Hi, since there's no language code for Saint Dominican Creole French, I'm moving its entries to Haitian Creole and labeling them with ht, which will categorize them in CAT:Saint Dominican Creole French. I'm also creating an etymology-only code for it,, so Modern Haitian words derived from SDCF words can say ht. —Mahāgaja · talk 19:31, 16 October 2021 (UTC)~

 * Hello Mahagaja, how are you?
 * I hope this e-mail finds you well;
 * I thank you for helping out so much! Aearthrise (talk) 20:09, 17 October 2021 (UTC)

Ramesses in Coptic
Please, check what I wrote to you there, Talk:ⲣⲁⲙⲉⲥⲥⲏ. Thanks. --Mahmudmasri (talk) 20:34, 17 January 2022 (UTC)

 * Hey there Mahmudmasri, I responded to your question. Aearthrise (talk) 00:07, 18 January 2022 (UTC)

Hymns by Plethon
If you came across this appendix on the hymns by Plethon, then what do you think of it? Apisite (talk) 04:28, 8 December 2022 (UTC)

How about you? --Apisite (talk) 22:49, 8 December 2022 (UTC)
 * , sorry, texts post 6th century written in Ancient or Hellenistic Greek are of no lexicographic interest (of their time), unless there is a word which did not exist before. Here Plethon (14/15th century) writes in Ancient Greek. ‑‑Sarri.greek ♫ I 23:11, 8 December 2022 (UTC)

title: User talk:Aearthrise


text:
मग्लानिया

Etymology
Possibly referring to the who ruled India.

Noun

 * 1) an Indian person from the country India

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

title: मग्लानिया


text:
tolldish

Noun

 * 1) A vessel for measuring the toll of corn for grinding.

title: tolldish


text: tolldishes

title: tolldishes


text:
kanja

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

Noun

 * 1) (Western) marsh harrier

Etymology
From, from , ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1)  cannabis, marijuana

title: kanja


text:
toploftiness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being toplofty.

title: toploftiness


text:
toploftily

Adverb

 * 1) In a toplofty manner.

title: toploftily


text: Category:dsb:Corvids

title: Category:dsb:Corvids


text: Category:dsb:Perching birds

title: Category:dsb:Perching birds


text: vindpustet

title: vindpustet


text:
osârdie

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  zeal, fervor (in regards to work or an endeavor); industry

title: osârdie


text:
vlăstar

Etymology
From, through the intermediate of ,.

Noun

 * 1) shoot; runner, stolon
 * 2) scion, offspring

title: vlăstar


text: pe-

title: pe-


text: torridities

title: torridities


text: vindpusten

title: vindpusten


text: várice

title: várice


text:
adsub

Preposition

 * 1) under with motion

title: adsub


text: várices

title: várices


text:
Rhinoceros indicus

Etymology
From  +, named by  in 1817.

Proper noun

 * 1) * 1876, "Burmah" in the Encyclopædia Britannica, 9th ed., Vol. IV, p. 552:
 * The country of the Burmese, abounding in forests, affords extensive shelter to wild animals. The elephant and the rhinoceros—both the one-horned (R. indicus) and the two-horned (R. sumatranus)—are found in the deep forests of the country.
 * The country of the Burmese, abounding in forests, affords extensive shelter to wild animals. The elephant and the rhinoceros—both the one-horned (R. indicus) and the two-horned (R. sumatranus)—are found in the deep forests of the country.

title: Rhinoceros indicus


text: Meßbuch

title: Meßbuch


text:
Messbuch

Noun

 * 1) missal

title: Messbuch


text:
lăstar

Etymology
Variant of. From.

Noun

 * 1) shoot, offshoot
 * 2) twig
 * 3) coppice, copse, underbrush, brushwood, young/small trees

title: lăstar


text:
cawek

Noun

 * 1) dog

title: cawek


text:
moștenitor

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) successor
 * 2) inheritor, heir

Derived terms

 * (feminine equivalent )

title: moștenitor


text:
toyishly

Adverb

 * 1) In a toyish manner.

title: toyishly


text:
trailerable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being transported by trailer.

title: trailerable


text: vindpustene

title: vindpustene


text:
निभाना

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬 /, 🇨🇬 / , 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to fulfill

title: निभाना


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/septḿ̥dḱomt

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Numeral

 * 1) seventy

Descendants

 * Armenian:
 * Celtic:
 * Hellenic:
 * (< *septm̥ḱómth₂)
 * Italic:
 * Tocharian:
 * Hellenic:
 * (< *septm̥ḱómth₂)
 * Italic:
 * Tocharian:
 * Italic:
 * Tocharian:
 * Italic:
 * Tocharian:
 * Italic:
 * Tocharian:
 * Italic:
 * Tocharian:
 * Italic:
 * Tocharian:
 * Tocharian:
 * Tocharian:


text: transuranics

title: transuranics


text:
Rhinoceros sumatranus

Etymology
From  +.

Proper noun

 * 1) * 1876, "Burmah" in the Encyclopædia Britannica, 9th ed., Vol. IV, p. 552:
 * The country of the Burmese, abounding in forests, affords extensive shelter to wild animals. The elephant and the rhinoceros—both the one-horned (R. indicus) and the two-horned (R. sumatranus)—are found in the deep forests of the country.
 * The country of the Burmese, abounding in forests, affords extensive shelter to wild animals. The elephant and the rhinoceros—both the one-horned (R. indicus) and the two-horned (R. sumatranus)—are found in the deep forests of the country.

Hypernyms

 * - order; - family;  - genus

title: Rhinoceros sumatranus


text:
ʔuuni

Noun

 * 1) water

title: ʔuuni


text:
râpos

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) steep
 * 2) full of precipices

title: râpos


text: trapesings

title: trapesings


text:
treadler

Noun

 * 1) One who operates a treadle.

title: treadler


text: treadlers

title: treadlers


text: tredrille

title: tredrille


text: trematoids

title: trematoids


text: trephinings

title: trephinings


text: vindpusta

title: vindpusta


text:
dărâna

Etymology
From a or, from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to tire, tire out, wear out, exhaust, overfatigue

title: dărâna


text: trichlorphon

title: trichlorphon


text:
tripart

Adjective

 * 1) Having three parts.

title: tripart


text: trollings

title: trollings


text: trollying

title: trollying


text:
troutful

Adjective

 * 1) Of a body of water: well stocked with trout.

title: troutful


text: գանգաթիթեռ

title: գանգաթիթեռ


text: trudgens

title: trudgens


text: trumeaus

title: trumeaus


text:
tuftily

Adverb

 * 1) In a tufty manner.

title: tuftily


text:
nichill

Noun

 * 1) woman

title: nichill


text: tugras

title: tugras


text: tuilles

title: tuilles


text:
ulceroglandular

Adjective

 * 1) Being the glandular form of a disease and accompanied by an ulcer.

title: ulceroglandular


text:
ծովահրեշտակիկ

Noun

 * , sea angel, ,

title: ծովահրեշտակիկ


text: tuppennies

title: tuppennies


text:
ɔmɔlo

Noun

 * 1)  water

title: ɔmɔlo


text:
omɔlə

Noun

 * 1)  water

title: omɔlə


text: turacins

title: turacins


text: turgescencies

title: turgescencies


text:
lähempää

Adverb

 * 1) closer from or at a closer distance (than something else)

title: lähempää


text: lähintä

title: lähintä


text: lähimmän

title: lähimmän


text: lähimpään

title: lähimpään


text: tabetics

title: tabetics


text: lähimmät

title: lähimmät


text: lähimpien

title: lähimpien


text:
Christianess

Noun

 * 1)  a female Christian
 * 2) * a. 1912,, "The Jew", Tangential Views, The Collected Works of Ambrose Bierce, volume 9, page :
 * A NOTED Jewish rabbi has been uttering his mind concerning "manufacturers of mixed marriages" — clergymen, that is to say, who marry Christians to Jewesses and Jews to Christianesses.

title: Christianess


text: lähinten

title: lähinten


text: tambouras

title: tambouras


text: lähimpiä

title: lähimpiä


text: tamings

title: tamings


text: tanalizes

title: tanalizes


text: tanalise

title: tanalise


text: tanalised

title: tanalised


text: tanalises

title: tanalises


text: tanalising

title: tanalising


text:
tanglement

Noun

 * 1) entanglement

title: tanglement


text: tanglements

title: tanglements


text:
strikkepinne

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a knitting needle

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a knitting needle

title: strikkepinne


text: tarboggin

title: tarboggin


text: tarboggined

title: tarboggined


text: tarboggining

title: tarboggining


text: tarboggins

title: tarboggins


text: tarsalgias

title: tarsalgias


text:
tattery

Adjective

 * 1) tattered

title: tattery


text:
Chromobionta

Hyponyms

 * , - phyla

title: Chromobionta


text: teetotals

title: teetotals


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/oḱtódḱomt

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Numeral

 * 1) eighty

Descendants

 * Armenian:
 * (influenced by )
 * Celtic:
 * Hellenic:
 * Italic:
 * Tocharian:
 * Hellenic:
 * Italic:
 * Tocharian:
 * Italic:
 * Tocharian:
 * Italic:
 * Tocharian:
 * Italic:
 * Tocharian:
 * Italic:
 * Tocharian:
 * Italic:
 * Tocharian:
 * Italic:
 * Tocharian:
 * Tocharian:


text: tefillah

title: tefillah


text: telephonies

title: telephonies


text:
𐀀𐀔

Etymology
From, of uncertain origin. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) harvest

title: 𐀀𐀔


text: knautschend

title: knautschend


text: geknautscht

title: geknautscht


text: knautscht

title: knautscht


text: knautsche

title: knautsche


text: knautschst

title: knautschst


text: knautschest

title: knautschest


text: knautschet

title: knautschet


text: knautschte

title: knautschte


text: knautschten

title: knautschten


text: knautschtest

title: knautschtest


text: knautschtet

title: knautschtet


text: knautsch

title: knautsch


text: kaltmachend

title: kaltmachend


text: kaltgemacht

title: kaltgemacht


text: macht kalt

title: macht kalt


text: mache kalt

title: mache kalt


text: machen kalt

title: machen kalt


text: machst kalt

title: machst kalt


text: machest kalt

title: machest kalt


text: machet kalt

title: machet kalt


text: machte kalt

title: machte kalt


text: machten kalt

title: machten kalt


text: machtest kalt

title: machtest kalt


text: machtet kalt

title: machtet kalt


text: mach kalt

title: mach kalt


text: kampierend

title: kampierend


text: kampiert

title: kampiert


text: kampiere

title: kampiere


text: kampierst

title: kampierst


text: kampierest

title: kampierest


text: kampieret

title: kampieret


text: kampierte

title: kampierte


text: kampierten

title: kampierten


text: kampiertest

title: kampiertest


text: kampiertet

title: kampiertet


text: kampier

title: kampier


text: klarkommend

title: klarkommend


text: klargekommen

title: klargekommen


text: gekappt

title: gekappt


text: komme klar

title: komme klar


text: kappt

title: kappt


text: kommst klar

title: kommst klar


text: kommt klar

title: kommt klar


text: kappst

title: kappst


text: kommen klar

title: kommen klar


text: kappest

title: kappest


text: kam klar

title: kam klar


text: kamst klar

title: kamst klar


text: kappte

title: kappte


text: kamen klar

title: kamen klar


text: kappten

title: kappten


text: kamt klar

title: kamt klar


text: kapptest

title: kapptest


text: kommest klar

title: kommest klar


text: kapptet

title: kapptet


text: kommet klar

title: kommet klar


text: käme klar

title: käme klar


text: kämest klar

title: kämest klar


text: kaputtmachend

title: kaputtmachend


text: kämen klar

title: kämen klar


text: kaputtgemacht

title: kaputtgemacht


text: kämet klar

title: kämet klar


text: macht kaputt

title: macht kaputt


text: komm klar

title: komm klar


text: mache kaputt

title: mache kaputt


text: machen kaputt

title: machen kaputt


text:
Spermatophytina

Etymology
From Ancient Greek σπέρμα (spérma, “sperm, seed”) + φυτον ("phuton", plant).

Hyponyms

 * , Gymnospermae - superclasses

Coordinate terms

 * (moss-like plants), (ferns, etc)

title: Spermatophytina


text:
telesale

Noun

 * 1) A sale made through telemarketing.

title: telesale


text: machst kaputt

title: machst kaputt


text: machest kaputt

title: machest kaputt


text: machet kaputt

title: machet kaputt


text:
telesalesperson

Noun

 * 1) A telemarketer.

title: telesalesperson


text: machte kaputt

title: machte kaputt


text: telesalespeople

title: telesalespeople


text: machten kaputt

title: machten kaputt


text: telesalespersons

title: telesalespersons


text: machtest kaputt

title: machtest kaputt


text: machtet kaputt

title: machtet kaputt


text: mach kaputt

title: mach kaputt


text: kasteiend

title: kasteiend


text: kasteit

title: kasteit


text: kasteie

title: kasteie


text: kasteist

title: kasteist


text: kasteiest

title: kasteiest


text: kasteiet

title: kasteiet


text: kasteite

title: kasteite


text: kasteiten

title: kasteiten


text: kasteitest

title: kasteitest


text: kasteitet

title: kasteitet


text: kabelnd

title: kabelnd


text: keifend

title: keifend


text: gekabelt

title: gekabelt


text: gekeift

title: gekeift


text:
kable

Noun

 * 1) village

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to lay a cable (in a location)
 * 2)  to shit (especially longish turds)

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) cable
 * 2) cablegram
 * 1) cablegram

title: kable


text: keift

title: keift


text: keife

title: keife


text: keifst

title: keifst


text: kabelst

title: kabelst


text: keifest

title: keifest


text: kabelt

title: kabelt


text: keifet

title: keifet


text: kabelest

title: kabelest


text: keifte

title: keifte


text: kablest

title: kablest


text: keiften

title: keiften


text: kabelet

title: kabelet


text: keiftest

title: keiftest


text: kablet

title: kablet


text: keiftet

title: keiftet


text: kabelte

title: kabelte


text: keif

title: keif


text: kabeltest

title: kabeltest


text: kabelten

title: kabelten


text: kabeltet

title: kabeltet


text: kiekst

title: kiekst


text: kiekest

title: kiekest


text: kieket

title: kieket


text: klüngelnd

title: klüngelnd


text: geklüngelt

title: geklüngelt


text: kiektest

title: kiektest


text: klüngle

title: klüngle


text: kiektet

title: kiektet


text: klüngele

title: klüngele


text: klüngel

title: klüngel


text: klüngelst

title: klüngelst


text: killend

title: killend


text: klüngelt

title: klüngelt


text: gekillt

title: gekillt


text: klüngelest

title: klüngelest


text: killt

title: killt


text: klünglest

title: klünglest


text: klüngelet

title: klüngelet


text: killst

title: killst


text: klünglet

title: klünglet


text: klüngelte

title: klüngelte


text: killet

title: killet


text: klüngeltest

title: klüngeltest


text: killte

title: killte


text: klüngelten

title: klüngelten


text: killten

title: killten


text: klüngeltet

title: klüngeltet


text: killtest

title: killtest


text: killtet

title: killtet


text: knuspernd

title: knuspernd


text: klarmachend

title: klarmachend


text: geknuspert

title: geknuspert


text: klargemacht

title: klargemacht


text: knuspre

title: knuspre


text: macht klar

title: macht klar


text: knuspere

title: knuspere


text: knusper

title: knusper


text: mache klar

title: mache klar


text: machen klar

title: machen klar


text: knusperst

title: knusperst


text: machst klar

title: machst klar


text: knuspert

title: knuspert


text: machest klar

title: machest klar


text: knusperest

title: knusperest


text: machet klar

title: machet klar


text: knusprest

title: knusprest


text: machte klar

title: machte klar


text: knusperet

title: knusperet


text: machten klar

title: machten klar


text: knuspret

title: knuspret


text: machtest klar

title: machtest klar


text: knusperte

title: knusperte


text: machtet klar

title: machtet klar


text: knuspertest

title: knuspertest


text: mach klar

title: mach klar


text: knusperten

title: knusperten


text:
hundesnor

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dog leash

title: hundesnor


text: knuspertet

title: knuspertet


text: klirrend

title: klirrend


text: geklirrt

title: geklirrt


text: klirrt

title: klirrt


text:
klirre

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to clink, clank, clatter

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to clink, clank, clatter

title: klirre


text: kribbelnd

title: kribbelnd


text: klirrst

title: klirrst


text: gekribbelt

title: gekribbelt


text: klirrest

title: klirrest


text: kribble

title: kribble


text: klirret

title: klirret


text: kribbele

title: kribbele


text: klirrte

title: klirrte


text: kribbel

title: kribbel


text: klirrten

title: klirrten


text: kribbelst

title: kribbelst


text: klirrtest

title: klirrtest


text: kribbelt

title: kribbelt


text: klirrtet

title: klirrtet


text: kribbelest

title: kribbelest


text:
klirr

Noun

 * 1) a clink, clank, clatter

Noun

 * 1) clinking ("brittle" sound of glass (repeatedly) bumping against glass or the like)

title: klirr


text: kribblest

title: kribblest


text: kribbelet

title: kribbelet


text: knechtend

title: knechtend


text: kribblet

title: kribblet


text: geknechtet

title: geknechtet


text: kribbelte

title: kribbelte


text: knechte

title: knechte


text: kribbeltest

title: kribbeltest


text: knechtest

title: knechtest


text: kribbelten

title: kribbelten


text: knechtet

title: knechtet


text: kribbeltet

title: kribbeltet


text: knechtete

title: knechtete


text: knechteten

title: knechteten


text: kurbelnd

title: kurbelnd


text: knechtetest

title: knechtetest


text: gekurbelt

title: gekurbelt


text: knechtetet

title: knechtetet


text: kurble

title: kurble


text: kurbele

title: kurbele


text: knibbelnd

title: knibbelnd


text: kurbel

title: kurbel


text: geknibbelt

title: geknibbelt


text: kurbelst

title: kurbelst


text: knibbelt

title: knibbelt


text: kurbelt

title: kurbelt


text: knibbele

title: knibbele


text: kurbelest

title: kurbelest


text:
knibbelen

Etymology
From. A variant of, influenced by.

Verb

 * 1)  to haggle

title: knibbelen


text: kurblest

title: kurblest


text: knibbelst

title: knibbelst


text: kurbelet

title: kurbelet


text: knibbelest

title: knibbelest


text: kurblet

title: kurblet


text: knibbelet

title: knibbelet


text: kurbelte

title: kurbelte


text: knibbelte

title: knibbelte


text: kurbeltest

title: kurbeltest


text: knibbelten

title: knibbelten


text: kurbelten

title: kurbelten


text: knibbeltest

title: knibbeltest


text: kurbeltet

title: kurbeltet


text: knibbeltet

title: knibbeltet


text: knipsend

title: knipsend


text:
Reconstruction:Latin/novaginta

Etymology
Alteration of Classical Latin by analogy with.

Numeral

 * 1) ninety

Descendants

 * Italo-Romance:
 * North Italian:
 * Gallo-Italic:
 * Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Gallo-Italic:
 * Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Gallo-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:
 * Ibero-Romance:

title: Reconstruction:Latin/novaginta


text: geknipst

title: geknipst


text:
hundehalsbånd

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dog collar

title: hundehalsbånd


text: knipst

title: knipst


text: tephillah

title: tephillah


text: knipse

title: knipse


text: tephillin

title: tephillin


text: knipsest

title: knipsest


text: knipset

title: knipset


text: knipste

title: knipste


text: knipsten

title: knipsten


text: knipstest

title: knipstest


text: knipstet

title: knipstet


text: knuffend

title: knuffend


text: geknufft

title: geknufft


text: knufft

title: knufft


text: knuffe

title: knuffe


text: knuffst

title: knuffst


text: knuffest

title: knuffest


text: knuffet

title: knuffet


text: knuffte

title: knuffte


text: knufften

title: knufften


text: knufftest

title: knufftest


text: knufftet

title: knufftet


text: Category:pl:Anarchism

title: Category:pl:Anarchism


text: konzessionierend

title: konzessionierend


text: konzessioniert

title: konzessioniert


text: konzessioniere

title: konzessioniere


text: konzessionierst

title: konzessionierst


text: Category:pl:Ideologies

title: Category:pl:Ideologies


text: konzessionierest

title: konzessionierest


text: konzessionieret

title: konzessionieret


text: konzessionierte

title: konzessionierte


text: konzessionierten

title: konzessionierten


text: strikkepinnen

title: strikkepinnen


text: konzessioniertest

title: konzessioniertest


text: konzessioniertet

title: konzessioniertet


text: konzessionier

title: konzessionier


text: koproduzierend

title: koproduzierend


text: koproduziert

title: koproduziert


text: koproduziere

title: koproduziere


text: koproduzierst

title: koproduzierst


text: koproduzierest

title: koproduzierest


text: koproduzieret

title: koproduzieret


text: koproduzierte

title: koproduzierte


text: koproduzierten

title: koproduzierten


text: koproduziertest

title: koproduziertest


text: koproduziertet

title: koproduziertet


text: koproduzier

title: koproduzier


text: krakeelend

title: krakeelend


text: krakeelt

title: krakeelt


text: krakeele

title: krakeele


text: krakeelst

title: krakeelst


text: krakeelest

title: krakeelest


text: krakeelet

title: krakeelet


text: krakeelte

title: krakeelte


text: krakeelten

title: krakeelten


text: krakeeltest

title: krakeeltest


text: krakeeltet

title: krakeeltet


text: krakeel

title: krakeel


text: krakelend

title: krakelend


text: gekrakelt

title: gekrakelt


text: krakelt

title: krakelt


text: krakele

title: krakele


text: krakelst

title: krakelst


text: krakelest

title: krakelest


text: krakelet

title: krakelet


text: krakelte

title: krakelte


text: krakelten

title: krakelten


text: krakeltest

title: krakeltest


text: krakeltet

title: krakeltet


text: krakel

title: krakel


text: kramend

title: kramend


text: gekramt

title: gekramt


text: kramst

title: kramst


text: kramest

title: kramest


text: kramte

title: kramte


text: kramten

title: kramten


text: kramtest

title: kramtest


text: kramtet

title: kramtet


text: krächzend

title: krächzend


text: gekrächzt

title: gekrächzt


text: strikkepinner

title: strikkepinner


text: krächzt

title: krächzt


text: krächze

title: krächze


text: krächzest

title: krächzest


text: krächzet

title: krächzet


text: krächzte

title: krächzte


text: krächzten

title: krächzten


text: krächztest

title: krächztest


text: krächztet

title: krächztet


text: krächz

title: krächz


text: käufend

title: käufend


text: gekäuft

title: gekäuft


text: käuft

title: käuft


text: käufe

title: käufe


text: käufst

title: käufst


text: käufest

title: käufest


text: käufet

title: käufet


text: käufte

title: käufte


text: käuften

title: käuften


text: käuftest

title: käuftest


text: käuftet

title: käuftet


text: käuf

title: käuf


text: körend

title: körend


text: gekört

title: gekört


text: körst

title: körst


text: körten

title: körten


text: körtest

title: körtest


text: körtet

title: körtet


text:
rugbrød

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) rye bread

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) rye bread

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) rye bread

title: rugbrød


text: abgehend

title: abgehend


text: abgegangen

title: abgegangen


text: gehe ab

title: gehe ab


text: abriegelnd

title: abriegelnd


text: gehst ab

title: gehst ab


text: geht ab

title: geht ab


text: abgeriegelt

title: abgeriegelt


text: babysittend

title: babysittend


text: gebabysittet

title: gebabysittet


text: gehen ab

title: gehen ab


text: riegle ab

title: riegle ab


text: ging ab

title: ging ab


text: babysittest

title: babysittest


text: riegele ab

title: riegele ab


text: gingst ab

title: gingst ab


text: babysittete

title: babysittete


text: gingen ab

title: gingen ab


text: riegel ab

title: riegel ab


text: babysitteten

title: babysitteten


text: babysittetest

title: babysittetest


text: gingt ab

title: gingt ab


text: strikkepinnene

title: strikkepinnene


text: riegeln ab

title: riegeln ab


text: babysittetet

title: babysittetet


text: gehest ab

title: gehest ab


text: riegelst ab

title: riegelst ab


text: batikend

title: batikend


text: gehet ab

title: gehet ab


text: gebatikt

title: gebatikt


text: ginge ab

title: ginge ab


text: riegelt ab

title: riegelt ab


text: batikt

title: batikt


text: batike

title: batike


text: gingest ab

title: gingest ab


text: riegelest ab

title: riegelest ab


text: batikst

title: batikst


text: ginget ab

title: ginget ab


text: batikest

title: batikest


text: rieglest ab

title: rieglest ab


text: batiket

title: batiket


text: geh ab

title: geh ab


text: batikte

title: batikte


text: riegelet ab

title: riegelet ab


text: batikten

title: batikten


text: batiktest

title: batiktest


text: ablaßend

title: ablaßend


text: rieglet ab

title: rieglet ab


text: batiktet

title: batiktet


text: abgelaßen

title: abgelaßen


text: riegelte ab

title: riegelte ab


text: laße ab

title: laße ab


text: riegeltest ab

title: riegeltest ab


text: läßt ab

title: läßt ab


text: bedeckend

title: bedeckend


text: riegelten ab

title: riegelten ab


text: laßen ab

title: laßen ab


text: bedecke

title: bedecke


text: riegeltet ab

title: riegeltet ab


text: laßt ab

title: laßt ab


text: bedeckst

title: bedeckst


text: bedeckest

title: bedeckest


text: laßest ab

title: laßest ab


text: ankurbelnd

title: ankurbelnd


text: bedecket

title: bedecket


text: laßet ab

title: laßet ab


text: angekurbelt

title: angekurbelt


text: bedecktest

title: bedecktest


text: kurble an

title: kurble an


text: laß ab

title: laß ab


text: bedecktet

title: bedecktet


text: kurbele an

title: kurbele an


text: kurbel an

title: kurbel an


text: abmeßend

title: abmeßend


text: kurbeln an

title: kurbeln an


text: abgemeßen

title: abgemeßen


text: kurbelst an

title: kurbelst an


text: meße ab

title: meße ab


text: kurbelt an

title: kurbelt an


text: bedingst

title: bedingst


text: mißt ab

title: mißt ab


text: kurbelest an

title: kurbelest an


text: bedingest

title: bedingest


text: meßen ab

title: meßen ab


text: kurblest an

title: kurblest an


text: bedinget

title: bedinget


text: meßt ab

title: meßt ab


text: kurbelet an

title: kurbelet an


text: bedingtest

title: bedingtest


text: meßest ab

title: meßest ab


text: kurblet an

title: kurblet an


text: bedingtet

title: bedingtet


text: meßet ab

title: meßet ab


text: kurbelte an

title: kurbelte an


text: kurbeltest an

title: kurbeltest an


text: kurbelten an

title: kurbelten an


text: begehrend

title: begehrend


text: miß ab

title: miß ab


text: kurbeltet an

title: kurbeltet an


text: strikkepinnar

title: strikkepinnar


text: begehre

title: begehre


text:
appelsinskræl

Noun

 * 1) orange peel

title: appelsinskræl


text: begehrst

title: begehrst


text: abschwörend

title: abschwörend


text: anlächelnd

title: anlächelnd


text: begehrest

title: begehrest


text: abgeschworen

title: abgeschworen


text: angelächelt

title: angelächelt


text: begehret

title: begehret


text: schwöre ab

title: schwöre ab


text: lächle an

title: lächle an


text: begehrtest

title: begehrtest


text: schwörst ab

title: schwörst ab


text: lächele an

title: lächele an


text: begehrtet

title: begehrtet


text: schwört ab

title: schwört ab


text: lächel an

title: lächel an


text: begehr

title: begehr


text: schwören ab

title: schwören ab


text: lächeln an

title: lächeln an


text: schwor ab

title: schwor ab


text: lächelst an

title: lächelst an


text: begrabschend

title: begrabschend


text: schworst ab

title: schworst ab


text: lächelt an

title: lächelt an


text: begrabscht

title: begrabscht


text: schworen ab

title: schworen ab


text: lächelest an

title: lächelest an


text: begrabsche

title: begrabsche


text: schwort ab

title: schwort ab


text: lächlest an

title: lächlest an


text: begrabschen

title: begrabschen


text: schwörest ab

title: schwörest ab


text: lächelet an

title: lächelet an


text: begrabschst

title: begrabschst


text: schwöret ab

title: schwöret ab


text: lächlet an

title: lächlet an


text: begrabschest

title: begrabschest


text: schwore ab

title: schwore ab


text: lächelte an

title: lächelte an


text: begrabschet

title: begrabschet


text: schworest ab

title: schworest ab


text: lächeltest an

title: lächeltest an


text: begrabschte

title: begrabschte


text: schworet ab

title: schworet ab


text: lächelten an

title: lächelten an


text: begrabschten

title: begrabschten


text: schwör ab

title: schwör ab


text: lächeltet an

title: lächeltet an


text: begrabschtest

title: begrabschtest


text: begrabschtet

title: begrabschtet


text: anlügend

title: anlügend


text: begrabsch

title: begrabsch


text: angelogen

title: angelogen


text: strikkepinnane

title: strikkepinnane


text: lüge an

title: lüge an


text: beigend

title: beigend


text: gebeigt

title: gebeigt


text: lügst an

title: lügst an


text: lügt an

title: lügt an


text: beigst

title: beigst


text: lügen an

title: lügen an


text: log an

title: log an


text: beigte

title: beigte


text: logst an

title: logst an


text: beigten

title: beigten


text: logen an

title: logen an


text: beigtest

title: beigtest


text: logt an

title: logt an


text: beigtet

title: beigtet


text: lügest an

title: lügest an


text:
malŝpari

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to waste, squander

title: malŝpari


text:
thawer

Noun

 * 1) A device for thawing something.

title: thawer


text: lüget an

title: lüget an


text: thawers

title: thawers


text: bekriegend

title: bekriegend


text: bimmelnd

title: bimmelnd


text: löge an

title: löge an


text: bekriegt

title: bekriegt


text: gebimmelt

title: gebimmelt


text: lögest an

title: lögest an


text: bekriege

title: bekriege


text: bimmle

title: bimmle


text: lögen an

title: lögen an


text: bekriegst

title: bekriegst


text: bimmele

title: bimmele


text:
lähimpää

Adverb

 * 1) nearest, closest from the shortest distance

title: lähimpää


text: löget an

title: löget an


text: bekriegest

title: bekriegest


text: bimmel

title: bimmel


text: lüg an

title: lüg an


text: bekrieget

title: bekrieget


text: bimmelst

title: bimmelst


text: bekriegte

title: bekriegte


text: bimmelt

title: bimmelt


text: auffressend

title: auffressend


text: bekriegten

title: bekriegten


text: bimmelest

title: bimmelest


text: aufgefressen

title: aufgefressen


text: bekriegtest

title: bekriegtest


text: bimmlest

title: bimmlest


text: fresse auf

title: fresse auf


text: bekriegtet

title: bekriegtet


text: bimmelet

title: bimmelet


text:
maltrankvilo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) restlessness, worry, agitation

title: maltrankvilo


text: frisst auf

title: frisst auf


text: bekrieg

title: bekrieg


text: bimmlet

title: bimmlet


text: maltrankvilon

title: maltrankvilon


text: fressen auf

title: fressen auf


text: bimmelte

title: bimmelte


text: maltrankviloj

title: maltrankviloj


text: fresst auf

title: fresst auf


text: bemächtigend

title: bemächtigend


text: bimmeltest

title: bimmeltest


text: maltrankvilojn

title: maltrankvilojn


text: fraß auf

title: fraß auf


text: bemächtigt

title: bemächtigt


text: bimmelten

title: bimmelten


text: fraßt auf

title: fraßt auf


text: bemächtige

title: bemächtige


text: bimmeltet

title: bimmeltet


text: fraßen auf

title: fraßen auf


text: bemächtigst

title: bemächtigst


text: fressest auf

title: fressest auf


text: bemächtigest

title: bemächtigest


text: fresset auf

title: fresset auf


text: bemächtiget

title: bemächtiget


text: fräße auf

title: fräße auf


text: bemächtigte

title: bemächtigte


text: fräßest auf

title: fräßest auf


text: bemächtigten

title: bemächtigten


text: fräßen auf

title: fräßen auf


text: bemächtigtest

title: bemächtigtest


text: fräßet auf

title: fräßet auf


text: bemächtigtet

title: bemächtigtet


text:
theftboot

Noun

 * 1)  The crime of protecting a thief from the law in exchange for stolen goods.

title: theftboot


text: friss auf

title: friss auf


text: bemächtig

title: bemächtig


text: aufschreiend

title: aufschreiend


text: beneidend

title: beneidend


text: aufgeschrieen

title: aufgeschrieen


text: beneidet

title: beneidet


text: schreie auf

title: schreie auf


text: beneide

title: beneide


text: schreist auf

title: schreist auf


text: beneidest

title: beneidest


text: schreit auf

title: schreit auf


text: beneidete

title: beneidete


text: schreien auf

title: schreien auf


text: beneideten

title: beneideten


text:
neceso

Noun

 * 1) need

title: neceso


text:
kolmikantajärjestelmä

Noun

 * 1)  tripartite system

title: kolmikantajärjestelmä


text: schrie auf

title: schrie auf


text: beneidetest

title: beneidetest


text: neceson

title: neceson


text: schriest auf

title: schriest auf


text: beneidetet

title: beneidetet


text: schrieen auf

title: schrieen auf


text: schriet auf

title: schriet auf


text: flitternd

title: flitternd


text: beseelend

title: beseelend


text: schreiest auf

title: schreiest auf


text: geflittert

title: geflittert


text: necesoj

title: necesoj


text: beseelt

title: beseelt


text: schreiet auf

title: schreiet auf


text: flittre

title: flittre


text: beseele

title: beseele


text: schriee auf

title: schriee auf


text: flittere

title: flittere


text: beseelst

title: beseelst


text: schrieest auf

title: schrieest auf


text:
kolmikantasopimus

Noun

 * 1)  tripartite agreement

title: kolmikantasopimus


text: beseelest

title: beseelest


text: schrieet auf

title: schrieet auf


text: flitterst

title: flitterst


text: beseelet

title: beseelet


text: schrei auf

title: schrei auf


text: flittert

title: flittert


text: beseelte

title: beseelte


text: flitterest

title: flitterest


text:
ἴσχω

Etymology
From, reduplicated zero-grade present of , from which also.

Verb

 * 1)  to hold back, restrain
 * 2)  to stay, stop
 * 3) to hold fast; keep, maintain
 * 4)  have

title: ἴσχω


text: beseelten

title: beseelten


text: auftreibend

title: auftreibend


text: flittrest

title: flittrest


text: beseeltest

title: beseeltest


text: aufgetrieben

title: aufgetrieben


text: flitteret

title: flitteret


text: beseeltet

title: beseeltet


text: treibe auf

title: treibe auf


text: flittret

title: flittret


text: beseel

title: beseel


text: treibst auf

title: treibst auf


text: flitterte

title: flitterte


text: treibt auf

title: treibt auf


text: flittertest

title: flittertest


text: treiben auf

title: treiben auf


text: flitterten

title: flitterten


text: trieb auf

title: trieb auf


text: flittertet

title: flittertet


text: triebst auf

title: triebst auf


text: nervojn

title: nervojn


text: trieben auf

title: trieben auf


text: bezichtigst

title: bezichtigst


text: nervoj

title: nervoj


text: triebt auf

title: triebt auf


text: bezichtigest

title: bezichtigest


text: treibest auf

title: treibest auf


text: bezichtiget

title: bezichtiget


text: treibet auf

title: treibet auf


text: bezichtigte

title: bezichtigte


text: hadernd

title: hadernd


text: triebe auf

title: triebe auf


text: bezichtigten

title: bezichtigten


text: gehadert

title: gehadert


text: triebest auf

title: triebest auf


text: bezichtigtest

title: bezichtigtest


text: hadre

title: hadre


text: triebet auf

title: triebet auf


text: bezichtigtet

title: bezichtigtet


text: hadere

title: hadere


text: treib auf

title: treib auf


text: necesojn

title: necesojn


text: haderst

title: haderst


text: bootend

title: bootend


text: hadert

title: hadert


text: erkiese aus

title: erkiese aus


text: gebootet

title: gebootet


text: haderest

title: haderest


text: erkiesst aus

title: erkiesst aus


text: hadrest

title: hadrest


text:
theocentricity

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being theocentric.

title: theocentricity


text: erkiesen aus

title: erkiesen aus


text: bootest

title: bootest


text: haderet

title: haderet


text: erkiest aus

title: erkiest aus


text: bootet

title: bootet


text: hadret

title: hadret


text: erkor aus

title: erkor aus


text: bootete

title: bootete


text: haderte

title: haderte


text:
Christocentricity

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being Christocentric.

title: Christocentricity


text: erkort aus

title: erkort aus


text: booteten

title: booteten


text: hadertest

title: hadertest


text: erkoren aus

title: erkoren aus


text: bootetest

title: bootetest


text: haderten

title: haderten


text: nervozaj

title: nervozaj


text: erkiesest aus

title: erkiesest aus


text: bootetet

title: bootetet


text: hadertet

title: hadertet


text: nervozajn

title: nervozajn


text: erkieset aus

title: erkieset aus


text:
kolmikerroksinen

Adjective

 * 1) three-story, three-storey
 * 2) three-layer consisting of three layers

title: kolmikerroksinen


text:
Christocentrically

Adverb

 * 1) In a Christocentric manner.

title: Christocentrically


text:
theocentrically

Adverb

 * 1) In a theocentric manner.

title: theocentrically


text: erköre aus

title: erköre aus


text: bratschend

title: bratschend


text: erkörest aus

title: erkörest aus


text: gebratscht

title: gebratscht


text: erkören aus

title: erkören aus


text: bratscht

title: bratscht


text: erköret aus

title: erköret aus


text: bratsche

title: bratsche


text: erkies aus

title: erkies aus


text: bratschst

title: bratschst


text: bratschest

title: bratschest


text: auserlesend

title: auserlesend


text: bratschet

title: bratschet


text: erlese aus

title: erlese aus


text: bratschte

title: bratschte


text: erliest aus

title: erliest aus


text: bratschten

title: bratschten


text: erlesen aus

title: erlesen aus


text: bratschtest

title: bratschtest


text: erlest aus

title: erlest aus


text: bratschtet

title: bratschtet


text: erlas aus

title: erlas aus


text: liebäugelnd

title: liebäugelnd


text: erlast aus

title: erlast aus


text: geliebäugelt

title: geliebäugelt


text: erlasen aus

title: erlasen aus


text: concessionierend

title: concessionierend


text: liebäugle

title: liebäugle


text: erlesest aus

title: erlesest aus


text: concessioniert

title: concessioniert


text: liebäugele

title: liebäugele


text: erleset aus

title: erleset aus


text: concessioniere

title: concessioniere


text: liebäugel

title: liebäugel


text: erläse aus

title: erläse aus


text: concessionierst

title: concessionierst


text: liebäugelst

title: liebäugelst


text: erläsest aus

title: erläsest aus


text: concessionierest

title: concessionierest


text: liebäugelt

title: liebäugelt


text: erläsen aus

title: erläsen aus


text: concessionieret

title: concessionieret


text: liebäugelest

title: liebäugelest


text: erläset aus

title: erläset aus


text: concessionierte

title: concessionierte


text: liebäuglest

title: liebäuglest


text: erlies aus

title: erlies aus


text: concessionierten

title: concessionierten


text: liebäugelet

title: liebäugelet


text: concessioniertest

title: concessioniertest


text: liebäuglet

title: liebäuglet


text: aushelfend

title: aushelfend


text: concessioniertet

title: concessioniertet


text: liebäugelte

title: liebäugelte


text: ausgeholfen

title: ausgeholfen


text: concessionier

title: concessionier


text: liebäugeltest

title: liebäugeltest


text: helfe aus

title: helfe aus


text: liebäugelten

title: liebäugelten


text: thirlages

title: thirlages


text: hilfst aus

title: hilfst aus


text: liebäugeltet

title: liebäugeltet


text: hilft aus

title: hilft aus


text: helfen aus

title: helfen aus


text: lodernd

title: lodernd


text: helft aus

title: helft aus


text: gelodert

title: gelodert


text: half aus

title: half aus


text: halfst aus

title: halfst aus


text: lodere

title: lodere


text: halfen aus

title: halfen aus


text: loder

title: loder


text: halft aus

title: halft aus


text: durchkämm

title: durchkämm


text: loderst

title: loderst


text: helfest aus

title: helfest aus


text: lodert

title: lodert


text: helfet aus

title: helfet aus


text: loderest

title: loderest


text: durchwachend

title: durchwachend


text: hülfe aus

title: hülfe aus


text: lodrest

title: lodrest


text: durchwacht

title: durchwacht


text: hülfest aus

title: hülfest aus


text: loderet

title: loderet


text: durchwache

title: durchwache


text: hülfen aus

title: hülfen aus


text: lodret

title: lodret


text: durchwachst

title: durchwachst


text: hülfet aus

title: hülfet aus


text: loderte

title: loderte


text: durchwachest

title: durchwachest


text: hilf aus

title: hilf aus


text: lodertest

title: lodertest


text: durchwachet

title: durchwachet


text: loderten

title: loderten


text: durchwachte

title: durchwachte


text: ausrufend

title: ausrufend


text: lodertet

title: lodertet


text: durchwachten

title: durchwachten


text: ausgerufen

title: ausgerufen


text: durchwachtest

title: durchwachtest


text: rufe aus

title: rufe aus


text: läppernd

title: läppernd


text: durchwachtet

title: durchwachtet


text: rufst aus

title: rufst aus


text: geläppert

title: geläppert


text: durchwach

title: durchwach


text: ruft aus

title: ruft aus


text: läppre

title: läppre


text: rufen aus

title: rufen aus


text: läppere

title: läppere


text: durchzuckend

title: durchzuckend


text: rief aus

title: rief aus


text:
thother

Etymology
.

Contraction

 * 1) the other

title: thother


text: läpper

title: läpper


text: durchzuckt

title: durchzuckt


text: riefst aus

title: riefst aus


text: läpperst

title: läpperst


text: durchzucke

title: durchzucke


text: riefen aus

title: riefen aus


text: läppert

title: läppert


text: durchzuckst

title: durchzuckst


text: rieft aus

title: rieft aus


text: läpperest

title: läpperest


text: durchzuckest

title: durchzuckest


text: rufest aus

title: rufest aus


text: läpprest

title: läpprest


text: durchzucket

title: durchzucket


text: rufet aus

title: rufet aus


text: ofendon

title: ofendon


text: läpperet

title: läpperet


text: durchzuckte

title: durchzuckte


text: riefe aus

title: riefe aus


text: ofendojn

title: ofendojn


text: läppret

title: läppret


text: durchzuckten

title: durchzuckten


text: riefest aus

title: riefest aus


text: läpperte

title: läpperte


text: durchzucktest

title: durchzucktest


text: riefet aus

title: riefet aus


text: läppertest

title: läppertest


text: durchzucktet

title: durchzucktet


text: ruf aus

title: ruf aus


text: läpperten

title: läpperten


text: durchzuck

title: durchzuck


text: läppertet

title: läppertet


text: außbrechend

title: außbrechend


text: edierend

title: edierend


text: außgebrochen

title: außgebrochen


text: ediere

title: ediere


text: breche auß

title: breche auß


text: edierst

title: edierst


text: brichst auß

title: brichst auß


text: edierest

title: edierest


text: bricht auß

title: bricht auß


text: edieret

title: edieret


text: brechen auß

title: brechen auß


text: mäkelnd

title: mäkelnd


text: edierte

title: edierte


text: brecht auß

title: brecht auß


text: gemäkelt

title: gemäkelt


text: edierten

title: edierten


text: usedest

title: usedest


text: brach auß

title: brach auß


text: mäkle

title: mäkle


text: ediertest

title: ediertest


text: brachst auß

title: brachst auß


text: mäkele

title: mäkele


text: ediertet

title: ediertet


text: brachen auß

title: brachen auß


text: mäkel

title: mäkel


text: edier

title: edier


text: bracht auß

title: bracht auß


text: mäkelst

title: mäkelst


text: brechest auß

title: brechest auß


text: mäkelt

title: mäkelt


text: ehelichend

title: ehelichend


text: brechet auß

title: brechet auß


text: mäkelest

title: mäkelest


text: ehelicht

title: ehelicht


text: bräche auß

title: bräche auß


text: mäklest

title: mäklest


text: ehelichst

title: ehelichst


text: brächest auß

title: brächest auß


text: mäkelet

title: mäkelet


text:
𐀞𐀯

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬, dative plural of.

Determiner

 * 1) all of, all
 * 2) *  Fp(1) 1 + 31 (138)
 * 𐀞𐀯𐀳𐀃𐀂
 * pa-si-te-o-i
 * to all of the gods

title: 𐀞𐀯


text: ehelichest

title: ehelichest


text: brächen auß

title: brächen auß


text: mäklet

title: mäklet


text: ehelichet

title: ehelichet


text: brächet auß

title: brächet auß


text: mäkelte

title: mäkelte


text: ehelichte

title: ehelichte


text: brich auß

title: brich auß


text: mäkeltest

title: mäkeltest


text: ehelichten

title: ehelichten


text: mäkelten

title: mäkelten


text: ehelichtest

title: ehelichtest


text: mäkeltet

title: mäkeltet


text: ehelichtet

title: ehelichtet


text: begleichend

title: begleichend


text: müffelnd

title: müffelnd


text: eindeckend

title: eindeckend


text: beglichen

title: beglichen


text: gemüffelt

title: gemüffelt


text: eingedeckt

title: eingedeckt


text: begleiche

title: begleiche


text: müffle

title: müffle


text: Category:Mycenaean Greek determiners

title: Category:Mycenaean Greek determiners


text: deckt ein

title: deckt ein


text: thrilliest

title: thrilliest


text: begleichst

title: begleichst


text: müffele

title: müffele


text: thrillier

title: thrillier


text: decke ein

title: decke ein


text: begleicht

title: begleicht


text: müffel

title: müffel


text: decken ein

title: decken ein


text: beglich

title: beglich


text: müffelst

title: müffelst


text: deckst ein

title: deckst ein


text: beglichst

title: beglichst


text: müffelt

title: müffelt


text: deckest ein

title: deckest ein


text: beglicht

title: beglicht


text: müffelest

title: müffelest


text: decket ein

title: decket ein


text: begleichest

title: begleichest


text: müfflest

title: müfflest


text: deckte ein

title: deckte ein


text: begleichet

title: begleichet


text: müffelet

title: müffelet


text: deckten ein

title: deckten ein


text: begliche

title: begliche


text: müfflet

title: müfflet


text: decktest ein

title: decktest ein


text: beglichest

title: beglichest


text: müffelte

title: müffelte


text: decktet ein

title: decktet ein


text: beglichet

title: beglichet


text: müffeltest

title: müffeltest


text: deck ein

title: deck ein


text: begleich

title: begleich


text: müffelten

title: müffelten


text: müffeltet

title: müffeltet


text: einlebend

title: einlebend


text: beibringend

title: beibringend


text: eingelebt

title: eingelebt


text: thripses

title: thripses


text: beigebracht

title: beigebracht


text: mümmelnd

title: mümmelnd


text: lebt ein

title: lebt ein


text: limparan

title: limparan


text: bringe bei

title: bringe bei


text: gemümmelt

title: gemümmelt


text: lebe ein

title: lebe ein


text: bringst bei

title: bringst bei


text: mümmle

title: mümmle


text: leben ein

title: leben ein


text: bringt bei

title: bringt bei


text: mümmele

title: mümmele


text: lebst ein

title: lebst ein


text: mümmel

title: mümmel


text: bringen bei

title: bringen bei


text: lebest ein

title: lebest ein


text: brachte bei

title: brachte bei


text: mümmelst

title: mümmelst


text: lebet ein

title: lebet ein


text: brachtest bei

title: brachtest bei


text: mümmelt

title: mümmelt


text: lebte ein

title: lebte ein


text: brachten bei

title: brachten bei


text: mümmelest

title: mümmelest


text: lebten ein

title: lebten ein


text: brachtet bei

title: brachtet bei


text: mümmlest

title: mümmlest


text: lebtest ein

title: lebtest ein


text: mümmelet

title: mümmelet


text: bringest bei

title: bringest bei


text: lebtet ein

title: lebtet ein


text: bringet bei

title: bringet bei


text: mümmlet

title: mümmlet


text: leb ein

title: leb ein


text: brächte bei

title: brächte bei


text: mümmelte

title: mümmelte


text: brächtest bei

title: brächtest bei


text: mümmeltest

title: mümmeltest


text: einprogrammierend

title: einprogrammierend


text: mümmelten

title: mümmelten


text: brächten bei

title: brächten bei


text: einprogrammiert

title: einprogrammiert


text:
thrustful

Adjective

 * 1) Tending to thrust oneself forward; pushy.

title: thrustful


text: brächtet bei

title: brächtet bei


text: mümmeltet

title: mümmeltet


text: programmiert ein

title: programmiert ein


text: bring bei

title: bring bei


text: programmiere ein

title: programmiere ein


text: programmieren ein

title: programmieren ein


text: beissend

title: beissend


text: programmierst ein

title: programmierst ein


text: beisse

title: beisse


text: programmierest ein

title: programmierest ein


text: orgelnd

title: orgelnd


text: programmieret ein

title: programmieret ein


text: georgelt

title: georgelt


text: beisst

title: beisst


text: programmierte ein

title: programmierte ein


text: programmierten ein

title: programmierten ein


text: beissest

title: beissest


text: programmiertest ein

title: programmiertest ein


text: beisset

title: beisset


text: programmiertet ein

title: programmiertet ein


text:
𐀇𐀅𐀏𐀩

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬.

title: 𐀇𐀅𐀏𐀩


text: orgelst

title: orgelst


text: beiss

title: beiss


text: programmier ein

title: programmier ein


text: orgelest

title: orgelest


text: einschneiend

title: einschneiend


text: belügend

title: belügend


text: orglest

title: orglest


text: eingeschneit

title: eingeschneit


text: belogen

title: belogen


text: schneit ein

title: schneit ein


text: belüge

title: belüge


text: schneie ein

title: schneie ein


text: belügst

title: belügst


text: orgelte

title: orgelte


text:
Enddarm

Noun

 * 1)  rectum

title: Enddarm


text: schneien ein

title: schneien ein


text: belügt

title: belügt


text:
penseme

Adverb

 * 1) pensively, thoughtfully

title: penseme


text: orgeltest

title: orgeltest


text: schneist ein

title: schneist ein


text: belogst

title: belogst


text: orgelten

title: orgelten


text: schneiest ein

title: schneiest ein


text: belogt

title: belogt


text: orgeltet

title: orgeltet


text:
ἡλίκος

Etymology
From, like the basic relative pronoun , + the same suffix as 🇨🇬 and. Cf. .

Adjective

 * 1)  as big or great as, as old as
 * 2)  how big; extraordinarily big or small
 * 3)  how big!
 * 1)  how big!

title: ἡλίκος


text: schneiet ein

title: schneiet ein


text: belügest

title: belügest


text: schneite ein

title: schneite ein


text: belüget

title: belüget


text: schneiten ein

title: schneiten ein


text: belöge

title: belöge


text: schneitest ein

title: schneitest ein


text: polternd

title: polternd


text: belögest

title: belögest


text: schneitet ein

title: schneitet ein


text: gepoltert

title: gepoltert


text: belögen

title: belögen


text: schnei ein

title: schnei ein


text: poltere

title: poltere


text: belöget

title: belöget


text: belüg

title: belüg


text: polter

title: polter


text: einzäunend

title: einzäunend


text: polterst

title: polterst


text: poltert

title: poltert


text: bescheidend

title: bescheidend


text: zäunt ein

title: zäunt ein


text: polterest

title: polterest


text: beschieden

title: beschieden


text: zäune ein

title: zäune ein


text: poltrest

title: poltrest


text: bescheide

title: bescheide


text: zäunen ein

title: zäunen ein


text: polteret

title: polteret


text: bescheidest

title: bescheidest


text: zäunst ein

title: zäunst ein


text: poltret

title: poltret


text: bescheidet

title: bescheidet


text: zäunest ein

title: zäunest ein


text: polterte

title: polterte


text: beschied

title: beschied


text: zäunet ein

title: zäunet ein


text: poltertest

title: poltertest


text: beschiedest

title: beschiedest


text: zäunte ein

title: zäunte ein


text: polterten

title: polterten


text: beschiedet

title: beschiedet


text: zäunten ein

title: zäunten ein


text: poltertet

title: poltertet


text: beschiede

title: beschiede


text: zäuntest ein

title: zäuntest ein


text: thymiest

title: thymiest


text: zäuntet ein

title: zäuntet ein


text: thymier

title: thymier


text: geprickelt

title: geprickelt


text: beschwörend

title: beschwörend


text: zäun ein

title: zäun ein


text: beschworen

title: beschworen


text: prickele

title: prickele


text: beschwöre

title: beschwöre


text: entbehrend

title: entbehrend


text: prickel

title: prickel


text: beschwörst

title: beschwörst


text: entbehrt

title: entbehrt


text: prickelst

title: prickelst


text: beschwört

title: beschwört


text: entbehre

title: entbehre


text: prickelt

title: prickelt


text: beschwor

title: beschwor


text: entbehrst

title: entbehrst


text: prickelest

title: prickelest


text: beschworst

title: beschworst


text: entbehrest

title: entbehrest


text: pricklest

title: pricklest


text: beschwort

title: beschwort


text: entbehret

title: entbehret


text: prickelet

title: prickelet


text: limparán

title: limparán


text: beschwörest

title: beschwörest


text: entbehrte

title: entbehrte


text: beschwöret

title: beschwöret


text: entbehrten

title: entbehrten


text: Wiktionary:Foreign Word of the Day/2016/March 8


text: prickelte

title: prickelte


text: entbehrtest

title: entbehrtest


text: beschwüre

title: beschwüre


text: prickeltest

title: prickeltest


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title: prickelten


text: entbehr

title: entbehr


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title: prickeltet


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title: beschwüren


text: entmachtend

title: entmachtend


text: beschwüret

title: beschwüret


text: entmachtet

title: entmachtet


text: limparedes

title: limparedes


text: bestehlend

title: bestehlend


text: entmachte

title: entmachte


text: bestohlen

title: bestohlen


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title: riffelnd


text: bestehle

title: bestehle


text: entmachtest

title: entmachtest


text:
geriffelt

Adjective

 * 1) fluted

title: geriffelt


text: bestiehlst

title: bestiehlst


text: entmachtete

title: entmachtete


text: bestiehlt

title: bestiehlt


text: entmachteten

title: entmachteten


text: riffele

title: riffele


text: bestehlt

title: bestehlt


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title: entmachtetest


text: bestahl

title: bestahl


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text: bestahlst

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title: bestehlest


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title: bestehlet


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title: bestähle


text: entwarnst

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text: entwarnest

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title: riffelten


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text: entwarnte

title: entwarnte


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text: bestählen

title: bestählen


text: entwarnten

title: entwarnten


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title: bestählet


text: entwarntest

title: entwarntest


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title: ringelnd


text: bestiehl

title: bestiehl


text: entwarntet

title: entwarntet


text: geringelt

title: geringelt


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title: bestöhlen


text: entwarn

title: entwarn


text:
ringle

Etymology 1
From. The verb comes from the noun.

Noun

 * 1)  A metal ring.

Verb

 * 1)  To fit or attach a ringle to.

Etymology 2
.

Noun

 * 1)  A CD single which includes a shortened ringtone version.

title: ringle


text: bestöhlet

title: bestöhlet


text: ringele

title: ringele


text: ringel

title: ringel


text: erstürmend

title: erstürmend


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title: ringelst


text: erstürmt

title: erstürmt


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title: ringelt


text: erstürme

title: erstürme


text: ringelest

title: ringelest


text: davonkommend

title: davonkommend


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title: erstürmst


text: davongekommen

title: davongekommen


text: ringlest

title: ringlest


text: erstürmest

title: erstürmest


text: ringelet

title: ringelet


text: komme davon

title: komme davon


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title: erstürmet


text: kommst davon

title: kommst davon


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title: erstürmte


text: kommt davon

title: kommt davon


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title: ringelte


text: erstürmten

title: erstürmten


text: kommen davon

title: kommen davon


text: ringeltest

title: ringeltest


text: erstürmtest

title: erstürmtest


text: kam davon

title: kam davon


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title: ringelten


text: erstürmtet

title: erstürmtet


text: ringeltet

title: ringeltet


text: kamst davon

title: kamst davon


text: erstürm

title: erstürm


text: kamen davon

title: kamen davon


text: kamt davon

title: kamt davon


text: rumalbernd

title: rumalbernd


text: ertönend

title: ertönend


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title: kommest davon


text: gerumalbert

title: gerumalbert


text: ertönt

title: ertönt


text: kommet davon

title: kommet davon


text: rumalbre

title: rumalbre


text: ertöne

title: ertöne


text: käme davon

title: käme davon


text: rumalbere

title: rumalbere


text: ertönst

title: ertönst


text: kämest davon

title: kämest davon


text: rumalber

title: rumalber


text: ertönest

title: ertönest


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title: kämen davon


text: ertönet

title: ertönet


text: kämet davon

title: kämet davon


text: rumalberst

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text: ertönte

title: ertönte


text: komm davon

title: komm davon


text: rumalbert

title: rumalbert


text: ertönten

title: ertönten


text: rumalberest

title: rumalberest


text: ertöntest

title: ertöntest


text: dreschend

title: dreschend


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title: rumalbrest


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title: ertöntet


text: gedroschen

title: gedroschen


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text: ertön

title: ertön


text: limparía

title: limparía


text:
dresche

Verb

 * 1) to thresh

title: dresche


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title: rumalbret


text: drischst

title: drischst


text: rumalberte

title: rumalberte


text: evangelisierend

title: evangelisierend


text: drischt

title: drischt


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title: rumalbertest


text: evangelisiert

title: evangelisiert


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title: drescht


text: rumalberten

title: rumalberten


text: evangelisiere

title: evangelisiere


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title: drosch


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title: rumalbertet


text: evangelisierst

title: evangelisierst


text: droschst

title: droschst


text: evangelisierest

title: evangelisierest


text: droschen

title: droschen


text: runzelnd

title: runzelnd


text: evangelisieret

title: evangelisieret


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title: droscht


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title: gerunzelt


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title: evangelisierte


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title: dreschest


text: runzle

title: runzle


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title: evangelisierten


text: dreschet

title: dreschet


text: runzele

title: runzele


text: evangelisiertest

title: evangelisiertest


text: drösche

title: drösche


text: runzel

title: runzel


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title: evangelisiertet


text: tigrishly

title: tigrishly


text: dröschest

title: dröschest


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title: runzelst


text: evangelisier

title: evangelisier


text: dröschen

title: dröschen


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text: dröschet

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text: evangelisirend

title: evangelisirend


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title: drisch


text: runzlest

title: runzlest


text: evangelisirt

title: evangelisirt


text: runzelet

title: runzelet


text: evangelisire

title: evangelisire


text: durchdenkend

title: durchdenkend


text: runzlet

title: runzlet


text: evangelisirst

title: evangelisirst


text: durchgedacht

title: durchgedacht


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title: runzelte


text: evangelisirest

title: evangelisirest


text: denke durch

title: denke durch


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title: runzeltest


text: evangelisiret

title: evangelisiret


text: denkst durch

title: denkst durch


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title: runzelten


text: evangelisirte

title: evangelisirte


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title: denkt durch


text: runzeltet

title: runzeltet


text: evangelisirten

title: evangelisirten


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title: denken durch


text: evangelisirtest

title: evangelisirtest


text: dachte durch

title: dachte durch


text: evangelisirtet

title: evangelisirtet


text: dachtest durch

title: dachtest durch


text: schiefernd

title: schiefernd


text: evangelisir

title: evangelisir


text: dachten durch

title: dachten durch


text: geschiefert

title: geschiefert


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title: dachtet durch


text: exend

title: exend


text: schiefre

title: schiefre


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title: denkest durch


text: denket durch

title: denket durch


text: limparías

title: limparías


text: schieferst

title: schieferst


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title: dächte durch


text: schiefert

title: schiefert


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title: dächtest durch


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title: dächten durch


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title: schiefrest


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title: dächtet durch


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title: schieferet


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title: exte


text: denk durch

title: denk durch


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title: schiefret


text: exten

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title: schieferte


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text: durchlaufend

title: durchlaufend


text: schiefertest

title: schiefertest


text: durchgelaufen

title: durchgelaufen


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title: schieferten


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title: laufe durch


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title: schiefertet


text: tils

title: tils


text: läufst durch

title: läufst durch


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title: fachend


text: läuft durch

title: läuft durch


text: gefacht

title: gefacht


text: schmunzelnd

title: schmunzelnd


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title: laufen durch


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title: facht


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title: geschmunzelt


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title: lauft durch


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title: fachst


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title: schmunzle


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title: lief durch


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title: fachest


text: schmunzele

title: schmunzele


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title: liefst durch


text: fachet

title: fachet


text: schmunzel

title: schmunzel


text: liefen durch

title: liefen durch


text: fachte

title: fachte


text: schmunzelst

title: schmunzelst


text: lieft durch

title: lieft durch


text: fachten

title: fachten


text: schmunzelt

title: schmunzelt