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számítógépes nyelvészet

Noun

 * 1)  computational linguistics

Declension

 * For the noun, see.
 * The adjective remains unchanged.

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title: számítógépes nyelvészet


text:
reguláris kifejezés

Noun

 * 1)  regular expression

Declension

 * For the noun, see.
 * The adjective remains unchanged.

title: reguláris kifejezés


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User:Tropylium/Proto-Indo-European/Verbs

This is a list of 🇨🇬 verbal roots, extracted from (and incorporating the addenda and corrigenda, version as of 2015-02-03). Note that the book contains a large number of verbal roots attested only from a single Indo-European branch, whose Proto-Indo-European status is therefore uncertain, and consequently they are marked with "?" in the book. However, as the authors explain in the foreword, such roots are deliberately projected back to PIE anyway if they are judged to be potentially of PIE status by the authors, as cognates might be identified eventually. (Sometimes, a root is attested only in a single branch as a verb, but nominal formations are known from other branches, and mentioned in the footnotes.)

Notation
Same practices as detailed at WT:AINE are generally followed, with the addition of the following wildcard characters: The roots are linked using the unmarked members, e.g. *g¹ʰ to *gʰ, *kʷ² to *kʷ, *r¹ to *r, with the wildcards used as piped transcription (e.g. ).
 * *g¹ = *ǵ or *g (similarly for *k¹, *g¹ʰ) (not distinguished in the Centum languages)
 * *g² = *g or *gʷ (similarly for *k², *g²ʰ) (not distinguished in most Satem languages or in Tocharian)
 * *ǵˣ = *ǵ or *ǵʰ (not consistently distinguished in Celtic, Albanian, Balto-Slavic, Iranian)
 * *K = *ḱ, *k or *kʷ
 * *Kˣ = any possible velar
 * *r¹ = *r or *l (not consistently distinguished in Indo-Iranian; only found in roots specific to II)

intr. and tr. stand for "intransitive", "transitive".

For homonymous roots, LIV's own disambiguation numbering has not been retained.

To do

 * Translate glosses from German to English
 * Fluent speakers of German are welcome to help! Please do not delete the German glosses though, but simply add an English gloss within the template (e.g: )
 * Mark roots with reflexes only in a single branch (*D- *Dʰ- *T- *H- *R- done, addenda notwithstanding)

*p-

 * 'treten; fallen, sinken'
 * 'tadeln, schmähen'
 * 'schützen, hüten, weiden (tr.)'
 * 'fest werden'
 * 'festmachen'
 * ( 'aufhören; beenden' — Greek only; not = .)
 * 'trinken'
 * 'sich bewegen'
 * 'sehen'
 * (1) '(Wolle oder Haare) rupfen, zausen'
 * (2) 'sich freuen'
 * (1) 'reif machen, gar machen'
 * (2) 'vertrauen'
 * (1) 'schlagen'
 * (2) 'hervorbringen'
 * ( (3) 'aufflammen' — Slavic, only)
 * 'in Schwung bringen'
 * 'sich nähern'
 * ( 'einhüllen, verbergen' — Germanic only)
 * 'füttern, nähren' (verbal only in Lithuanian)
 * '(einen Weg) finden'
 * (1) 'hindurchkommen, durchqueren'
 * (2) 'schlagen'
 * (3) 'gleich machen, ausgleichen' (verbal only in Iranian)
 * 'explodieren; (laut) furzen'
 * 'verkaufen'
 * 'verschaffen'
 * 'graben, aufreißen'
 * 'an/auffüllen'
 * 'reinigen'
 * ( 'in Streit geraten, kämpfen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'reiben'
 * '(leise) furzen, fisten'
 * 'fliegen, stürzen, fallen'
 * 'stechen'
 * (1) 'reinigen, läutern'
 * (2) 'faulen, stinken'
 * 'stechen'
 * ( 'hauchen, keuchen' — Armenian only)
 * ( 'sich mehren, reich werden an' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * ( 'aufblasen' — Baltic only)
 * 'malen'
 * 'verdrießen'
 * (1) 'anschwellen'
 * (2) 'singen'
 * 'heraushauen, herausschneiden → malen'
 * 'kneifen, drücken'
 * 'zerstampfen, (zer)stoßen'
 * 'sich füllen, voll werden'
 * 'abreißen'
 * 'breit, flach machen / werden'
 * 'schlagen'
 * (→ 'schlagen (auch als Gestus)' — Balto-Slavic only)
 * 'schwimmen, fließen'
 * 'zufrieden machen, gefallen'
 * 'flechten'
 * 'breit werden, sich ausbreiten'
 * 'schwimmen, schweben'
 * 'schimmen, fließen'
 * 'schweben, schwimmen'
 * 'hauchen, keuchen'
 * 'zu Bewußtsein kommen'
 * 'anblasen, anfachen'
 * 'fragen'
 * 'sich fürchten'
 * 'in die Augen fallen, erscheinen'
 * 'spritzen'
 * 'erkennen'
 * 'springen'
 * 'sprühen, spritzen'
 * 'schnauben, schäumen'
 * 'vertraut, lieb sein / werden'
 * 'niesen'
 * 'schlagen'

*bʰ-

 * 'als Anteil bekommen'
 * 'stechen, graben'
 * 'brechen' (tr.)
 * 'davonlaufen, fliehen'
 * ( 'wärmen' — Germanic only)
 * 'bedrängen'
 * 'ärgerlich werden, in Streit geraten'
 * (1) 'glänzen, leuchten, scheinen'
 * (2) 'sprechen, sagen'
 * 'braten, rösten'
 * 'klopfen'
 * 'schwellen'
 * 'tönen, dröhnen'
 * 'stützen'
 * 'krank werden'
 * ( 'glücklich sein, sich freuen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'binden'
 * 'dicht, fest machen'
 * 'tragen, bringen'
 * (→ 'erbeuten, einnehmen' — Greek only)
 * 'braten, rösten'
 * 'hoch werden, sich erheben'
 * 'beachten, bewahren'
 * 'sich schnell bewegen'
 * 'mit scharfem Werkzeug bearbeiten'
 * (1) 'eilen'
 * (2) 'hervorbrechen, bersten'
 * 'sieden, wallen'
 * '(zer)kauen'
 * (→ 'kauen' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * 'schlagen'
 * 'wach werden, aufmerksam werden'
 * (1) 'entfliehen, freikommen'
 * (2) 'jdmd. nützen, Nutzen bringen'
 * 'sich biegen'
 * 'spalten'
 * 'sich anvertrauen, Vertrauen fassen'
 * 'in Furcht geraten'
 * 'schlagen'
 * 'sprudeln'
 * 'glänzen'
 * 'heulen'
 * '(an)rufen)'
 * 'blühen'
 * 'schlagen'
 * 'trübe werden'
 * ( 'zerfließen' — Greek only)
 * (1) 'überströmen'
 * ( (2) 'schlagen' — Germanic only)
 * 'blass werden'
 * 'aufschwellen, überfließen'
 * 'schlagen'
 * 'glänzen'
 * 'waten'
 * 'brechen (intr.)'
 * 'erstrahlen, erglänzen'
 * 'stinken, furzen'
 * 'zusammendrängen (tr.)'
 * ( 'schärfen' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * 'brummen, brüllen'
 * ( 'unstet sein' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'quellen, schwellen'
 * ( 'abfallen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'anschwellen'
 * (1) 'sprudeln'
 * (2) 'aufbrechen'
 * 'genießen, gebrauchen'
 * ( 'abschaben' — Slavic ~  only)
 * ( 'streichen, streifen' — Balto-Slavic only)
 * 'zerbrechen'
 * 'braten, rösten'
 * 'schneiden'
 * 'sich sträuben, sich aufstellen'
 * 'wachsen, entstehen, werden'

*t-

 * 'ordnen, anordnen, aufstellen'
 * ( 'schwören' — secure only in Celtic)
 * (1) 'stehlen'
 * (2) 'tauen, schmelzen'
 * 'berühren, fassen'
 * 'sich ducken'
 * ( 'schmelzen (intr.)' — Greek etc. only)
 * 'zeugen, gebären'
 * 'erzeugen, herstellen'
 * 'Landbau treiben, siedeln, wohnen'
 * (1) 'die Hand aufstrecken, empfangen, erlangen'
 * (2) 'weben, flechten'
 * 'laufen, fließen'
 * 'aufheben, auf sich nehmen'
 * 'still werden'
 * ( 'schlagen' — secure in Slavic only)
 * 'Raum schaffen'
 * 'erreichen'
 * 'schneiden'
 * 'ermatten, ohnmächtig werden'
 * 'fest werden, gerinnern'
 * 'spannen, dehnen'
 * 'sich spannen, sich dienen'
 * ? → (1) 'ermatten'
 * (2) 'schneiden, spalten'
 * 'benetzen, anfeuchten'
 * 'dünken, scheinen (unpers.)'
 * 'ziehen''
 * 'ziehen'
 * (1) 'warm sein, heiß sein'
 * ( (2) 'schmieren; kleben bleiben' — Balto-Slavic only)
 * 'sprechen'
 * 'durchbohren, spalten'
 * 'abwischen, entfernen' (verbal only in Latin )
 * ( 'reißen, ziehen' — Slavic only)
 * 'bedrohen, schrecken'
 * 'bohren, reiben'
 * 'durchkommen, überqueren'
 * 'verwunden'
 * 'sich drehen'
 * 'lassen'
 * (1) 'sich sättigen'
 * (2) 'erstarren'
 * 'vertrocknen; durstig werden'
 * 'schwellen, stark werden'
 * '(freundlich) beachten, betrachten; schützen'
 * (1) 'stoßen, schlagen'
 * (2) 'star / fett werden, schwellen'
 * 'sich niederkauern, sich klein machen'
 * (1) 'zufrieden sein, ruhig sein'
 * (2) 'leer sein / werden'
 * 'still sein, schweigen'
 * 'einen Schlag versetzen, verletzen'
 * ( 'drehen' — Germanic only, if not from )
 * 'aufziehen, nähren'
 * 'zernagen'
 * ( 'schützen' — secure in Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'zittern (vor Angst)'
 * 'drängen'
 * (1) 'treten, stampfen'
 * (2) 'wenden'
 * '(vor Schreck) zittern'
 * 'ausquetschen, dreschen'
 * 'stoßen'
 * ( 'trocken werden' — Hesychian Greek only)
 * 'aufreiben, verbrauchen'
 * 'zerbröckeln (intr.)'
 * ( 'reiben' — Greek etc. only)
 * ( 'verfehlen' — Tocharian only)
 * 'stehlen'
 * 'sichbar sein'
 * 'anschwellen'
 * 'bedrängen, einzwängen'
 * 'aufrühren, erregen, antreiben'
 * 'fassen'
 * 'schnitzen, zurechtschneiden'
 * ( 'erschrecken, in Furcht setzen' — Avestan only)
 * 'erregen, erschüttern'
 * 'sich zurückziehen'
 * 'heiß werden'
 * 'schlagen'

*d-

 * 'vermindern'
 * (1) 'binden'
 * (2) 'aufspüren, (an)treffen'
 * 'zusammenfügen, ordnen'
 * 'geben'
 * 'teilen'
 * 'zerteilen'
 * 'in Brand geraten'
 * 'geben'
 * ( 'mähen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * '(an/auf)nehmen, wahrnehmen'
 * 'taugen, tüchtig sein'
 * ( 'zeigen' — Iranian only)
 * 'erscheinen'
 * 'fest werden'
 * 'spalten, behauen'
 * '(an)ziehen'
 * (1) 'behauen, spalten'
 * (2) 'verlängern'
 * (1) '(zusammen)fügen, bauen'
 * (2) 'zähmen, bändigen, gefügig machen'
 * 'beißen'
 * 'kundig werden, kunsfertig werden'
 * 'zerreißen (intr.), zerspringen'
 * '(Grasbüchel) zusammenbinden, flechten'
 * ( '(ein)schlafen' — Greek only)
 * 'ziehen, zerren'
 * 'hinblicken, erblicken'
 * 'finden'
 * 'zusammenfügen'
 * 'ziehen'
 * ( 'bedürfen, ermangeln' — Greek only)
 * (1) 'dahinjagen'
 * (2) 'schlagen, zerstören'
 * 'aufleuchten'
 * (1) 'zeigen, weisen'
 * (2) 'werfen'
 * 'betrüben'
 * 'festhalten'
 * 'schlafen'
 * (1) '(weg)laufen'
 * ( (2) 'tun' — Greek only)
 * (1) '(wohin) laufen'
 * ( (2) 'schlafen' — secure in Latin only)
 * 'abschneiden, (ab)reißen'
 * ( 'niederschneiden' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * ( 'laufen' — secure in Indo-Aryan only)
 * 'entfernen, abtrennen'
 * ( 'laufen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'in Furcht geraten, erschrecken'
 * (→ ? 'hassen, anfeinden' — in Indo-Aryan only)
 * ( 'aufblitzen, aufleuchten' — Indo-Aryan only, from )

*dʰ-

 * 'mit Feuer behandeln, verbrennen (tr.)'
 * → '(durch Hitze) hinschwinden, zugrunde gehen'
 * 'in die Nähe kommen, fast erreichen, vorbeigehen'
 * 'stellen, legen, setzen; herstellen, machen'
 * (→ 'machen, herstellen' — Italic  + possibly Uralic only)
 * '(Muttermilch) saugen'
 * 'schärfen, wetzen'
 * 'passen'
 * 'graben, aushöhlen'
 * 'herausquellen, hervorspringen'
 * ( (1) 'erstaunen (intr.), in Erstaunen geraten' — Greek only)
 * (2) '(brand)bestatten'
 * ( (3) '(zer)schlagen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'sich erheben, wachsen'
 * 'bedecken; verdunkeln'
 * 'sich in Lauf setzen, sich davonmachen'
 * 'befestigen, fixiern'
 * '(sich) wenden'
 * 'zerbrechen'
 * 'springen, bespringen'
 * 'Mut fassen'
 * 'laufen, eilen'
 * 'einsinken, sich vertiefen'
 * 'erschüttern'
 * 'treffen'
 * 'rasch hin und her bewegen, schütteln'
 * 'bestreichen, kneten'
 * 'ins Auge fassen'
 * 'hineinstecken, stechen'
 * 'berechtigt / verpflichtet sein'
 * 'blasen'
 * 'stoßen, treffen'
 * 'sich ausschleiden, sich niederschlagen, gerinnern'
 * 'schleppen, ziehen'
 * 'aufgewühlt werden, in Aufruhr geraten'
 * (1) 'lauf rufen, verkünden'
 * (2) 'irreführen'
 * ( 'tropfen' — Germanic only)
 * 'zerbrechen, zerbröckeln'
 * (1) 'trügen, täuschen'
 * (2) 'Gefolgschaft leisten'
 * 'fallen, herabfallen'
 * ( 'treiben' — Germanic only)
 * 'scheißen'
 * 'flattern'
 * 'Rauch machen'
 * (? → 'qualmen, rauchen' — Indo-Iranian  only)
 * 'tönen'
 * 'zerstieben, zerbröckeln'
 * 'beschädigen, verletzen'
 * '(ein/aus)atmen'

*ḱ-

 * 'fallen'
 * 'zerreißen, zerschlagen'
 * 'seelisch aufgewühlt sein' (verbal only in Greek)
 * 'springen' (verbal only in Baltic)
 * 'anzünden, verbrennen'
 * 'sprechen?'
 * 'schärfen' (verbal only in Indo-Aryan)
 * 'anweisen'
 * 'etwas schaffen, bewältigen' (verbal only in Indo-Iranian)
 * (1) 'verbergen'
 * (2) 'warm werden'
 * 'kalt werden, frieren' (verbal only in Baltic)
 * 'müde werden; sich abmühen'
 * 'steigen'
 * ( 'Selbstvertrauen, Stärke entwickeln' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * 'in der Schweibe sein, hängen (intr.)'
 * 'verkünden; (öffentlich) schätzen'
 * 'stechen' (verbal only in Greek)
 * '(ver)fluchen'
 * 'scheißen'
 * 'binden, flechten'
 * (1) 'brechen, zerbrechen (intr.)'
 * (2) 'mischen'
 * 'sättigen, füttern'
 * '(ab)schneiden'
 * (? → 'zerlegen > auftischen' — Indo-Iranian  only)
 * 'schön werden/sein' (verbal only in Indo-Aryan)
 * ( 'rein werden' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * ( 'werfen, schieben' — Balto-Slavic only)
 * ( (1) 'aufflammen, erglühen' — secure only in Indo-Iranian )
 * ( (2) 'rufen, schreien' — secure only in Lithuanian )
 * (1) 'liegen'
 * (2) 'fallen'
 * 'rufen'
 * ( 'übrig lassen' — only in Indo-Aryan)
 * 'hören'
 * → '(zu)hören'
 * 'reinigen'
 * 'sich anlehnen'
 * (→ 'hängenbleiben, haften' — Indo-Iranian  only)
 * ( 'stoßen, stechen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'wachsen'
 * 'schlaff werden'
 * 'sich lockern'
 * ( 'sich auszeichnen, vortrefflich sein' — now Indo-Iranian only, cf. )
 * 'anschwellen'
 * ( 'werfen' — Iranian only)
 * 'hoch- / herunderbiegen'
 * 'schnaufen'
 * 'hell aufleuchen'
 * ( 'gefrieren' — Indo-Iranian only)

*k-

 * 'krümmen, biegen'
 * 'wackeln'
 * 'begehren' (verbal only in Indo-Iranian)
 * 'fassen, schnappen'
 * 'schlagen, spalten'
 * 'antreiben'
 * 'schlagen'
 * 'aufragen, hochragen'
 * 'pressen, drücken'
 * 'entspringen, beginnen'
 * 'sich bemühen, sich anstrengen'
 * (1) 'rühmend gedenken'
 * (2) 'hängen' (verbal only in Lithuanian )
 * (3) 'ausstreuen, schütten'
 * '(ab)schneiden'
 * ( 'drehen, spinnen' — secure only in Indo-Iranian)
 * 'ordnen'
 * 'Wolle krempeln'
 * 'schlaben, schleiden'
 * 'schärfen'
 * 'sich beugen, ducken' (verbal only in Greek)
 * 'verbergen'
 * '(innerlich) bebeb'
 * 'hell sein, glänzen, leuchten' (verbal only in Indo-Aryan)
 * 'schlagen'
 * 'rufen'
 * '(heimlich) stehlen, verbergen'
 * 'stolpern, hüpfen'
 * 'wohin geraten'
 * 'schaben; reiben'
 * 'kratzen'
 * 'hängen lassen, sinken lassen'
 * 'kratzen, stoßen'
 * 'aufhäuen, bedecken'
 * 'stoßen'
 * 'sieben, trennen'
 * ( 'aufhäufen, sammeln' — Balto-Slavic only)
 * 'schlagen'
 * 'schütteln, rütteln'
 * 'Blasen werfen, aufschäumen'
 * ( 'sieden' — Balto-Slavic only)
 * 'sich biegen, sich krümmen, sich wölben'
 * 'hauchen'
 * 'sich wenden'
 * ( 'erglänzen' — Balto-Slavic only)

*k¹-

 * '(ein)fassen'
 * 'singen, klingen'
 * 'verlocken, betören, betrügen'
 * ( 'sich auszeichen' — Greek only)
 * 'laufen'
 * ( 'sich hinlegen' — secure in Italic (> Latin ) only)
 * 'sich in Bewegung setzen'
 * ( 'spinnen' — Greek only)
 * 'weinen'
 * 'verbrennen'
 * 'sieben'

*k²-

 * ( 'graben' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * ( 'reißen, drücken' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * ( 'greifen nach, erreichen' — Balto-Slavic only)
 * ( 'zittern, beben' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * ( 'Gefallen finden, in Freunden geraten' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * ( 'hören' — Baltic only)
 * 'abmagern'
 * ( 'binden' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * ( 'entweichen' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * 'sich biegen'
 * 'hinbreten, hinlegen'
 * ( 'die Knie krümmen' — Balto-Slavic only)
 * 'quälen, plagen' (verbal only in Indo-Iranian)
 * ( 'ein Schritt tun' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * ( 'scheiern, wiehern' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * ( 'jammern' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * 'drehen, wenden'
 * 'küssen'
 * ( 'ins Schwanken geraten' — secure only in Indo-Iranian )
 * 'zerstieben, in kleinen Teilen zerfallen' (verbal only in Indo-Iranian)
 * '(sich) schwingen'
 * ( '(zer)quetschen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'verzehren'

*K-

 * 'neigen; sich neigen'
 * ( 'krachen' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * ( 'berühren' — Germanic only)
 * ( 'verfaulen' — secure in Greek only)

*kʷ-

 * 'husten'
 * 'sehen, erblicken'
 * 'eine Drehung machen, sich umdrehen, sich (um/zu)wenden'
 * '(hinunter)schlucken, einsaugen'
 * 'einer Eindruck empfangen, erleben, erleiden'
 * '(ab)schneiden, schnitzen'
 * (1) 'wahrnehmen, bemerken'
 * 'auf etwas achten, wahrnehmen'
 * (2) 'sammeln, schichten'
 * (3) 'Buße entgegennehmen, strafen'
 * 'bemerken, erkennen'
 * 'Furchen ziehen, einfurchen'
 * 'eintauschen, durch Tausch erwerben'
 * 'sich in Bewegung setzen'
 * 'ausruhen'

*ǵ-

 * 'tönen, rufen'
 * ( 'essen, kauen' — Balto-Slavic only)
 * 'in Lachen ausbrechen'
 * 'schnappen, (zer)beißen'
 * 'zahlen, vergelten'
 * 'erzeugen'
 * 'aufreiben, alt machen'
 * ( 'sich in schnelle Bewegung setzen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'kosten'
 * 'aufbrechen, keimen'
 * 'erkennen'
 * 'sich erstrecken'
 * ( 'anblicken' — (East) Baltic only)
 * 'brennen, flammen'
 * 'kauen'
 * ( 'berauben' — Indo-Iranian only)

*g-

 * 'Macht bekommen über'
 * 'drücken, zusammenpressen; fassen'
 * 'einritzen, einkerben'
 * 'aufwerfen'
 * 'rufen'
 * 'kleben bleiben'
 * 'bestreichen; kleben bleiben'
 * 'drücken, kneten'
 * 'drehen'
 * 'fressen, verschlingen'
 * (1) 'verschlingen, schlucken'
 * (2) 'sich legen'

*g¹-

 * 'in Freude geraten'
 * 'sich freuen'
 * 'frieren, kalt sein'
 * 'sich drehen, sich wenden'
 * 'ausschneiden, spalten'

*g²-

 * 'singen'
 * 'gierig wenden, hungrig werden'
 * ( 'klagen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * ( 'vermehren' — Iranian only)
 * ( 'biegen' — Balto-Slavic only, metathesis from ?)
 * ( 'erlangen' — Baltic only)
 * ( 'knüpfen' — Indo-Iranian only)

*gʷ-

 * '(ins Wasser) eindringen, hineinwaten'
 * ? → 'im Wasser dahintreben, fließen'
 * 'der Fuß aufsetzen, treten'
 * 'niederdrucken'
 * 'eintauchen'
 * 'treffen, werfen'
 * ( 'wünschen, wollen' — secure only in Greek)
 * (1) 'quälen, stechen'
 * (2) 'träufeln, quellen'
 * '(wohin) gehen, kommen'
 * 'hören; tönen'
 * 'verschlingen'
 * 'Zustimmung bekunden'
 * '(be)siegen, gewinnen'
 * 'sagen'
 * 'brausen, tosen'
 * 'leben'

*ǵʰ-

 * 'scheißen'
 * 'zurücklassen'
 * 'gähnen, klaffend öffnen'
 * 'den Mund aufsperren, gähnen'
 * ( 'die Körperstellung verändern, sich bewegen' — secure only in Indo-Iranian )
 * 'schreiten'
 * ( (1) 'nehmen, holen' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * ( (2) 'strahlen, schneiden; sehen' — Balto-Slavic only)
 * 'sich sträuben, erstarren'
 * ( 'zürnen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'gießen'
 * 'gießen'
 * ( 'antreiben' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'erschrecken'
 * 'jmdn. (er)schrecken'
 * ( 'sich schämen' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * 'den Mund verziehen, verlegen sein'
 * 'rufen'
 * 'tönen'
 * ( 'krumm gegen' — Indo-Iranian only, but possibly akin to )

*gʰ-

 * 'fassen, nehmen; geben'
 * 'fassen'
 * 'kommen, erreichen'
 * ( 'entgelten, büßen' — secure only in Germanic )
 * 'Gefallen finden, begehren'
 * 'umschließen, umgürten'
 * (1) 'fehlen, mangeln'
 * (2) 'begünstigen'
 * 'wünschen, erwaten'
 * 'blicken, schauen; gläntzen'
 * 'ergreifen'
 * 'graben'
 * 'wachsen, sprießen'
 * 'stürtzen, losstürzen'
 * 'dröhnen, wüten'
 * 'bestreichen, salben'
 * 'greifen'
 * 'schreiten'

*g¹ʰ-

 * '(zusammen)treffen, sich vereinigen'
 * 'ergreifen, nehmen'
 * 'lechzen'
 * ( 'weinen' — Germanic, only)

*g²ʰ-

 * ( 'träufeln' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * ( 'sich (er)freuen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * (1) 'essen, fressen, verzehren'
 * ( (2) 'lachen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * ( 'verbergen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * ( '(Geräusche) hören' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * '(zer)reiben'

*gʷʰ-

 * 'bitten, wünschen'
 * ( 'verzehren, grasen' — Celtic only)
 * 'schlagen'
 * 'warm werden'
 * 'etw. riechen'

*s-

 * 'sich setzen'
 * 'heften, anhängen'
 * 'salben'
 * 'überwältigen, in den Griff bekommen'
 * 'ertragen'
 * 'eindrücken, einsetzen > säen'
 * (1) 'loslassen'
 * (2) 'sieben'
 * 'da sein, angekommen sein'
 * '(durch Schmecken) wahrnehmen'
 * 'satt werden'
 * 'toben, wüten'
 * 'einer Fährte nachgehen'
 * 'stoßen'
 * 'zum Ziel kommen, gelingen'
 * 'versiegen, austrocknen (intr.)'
 * 'abtrennen: schneiden; unterschneiden'
 * (1) 'sich anschließen'
 * (2) 'sagen'
 * (1) 'sich losschnellen, springen'
 * (2) 'wohnen, verweilen'
 * 'loslassen, entsenden'
 * 'nehmen'
 * 'gnädig werden'
 * 'ziehen'
 * 'schöpfen'
 * 'erlangen, erwischen'
 * 'herunterfallen, untergehen, sinken'
 * 'singen, verkünden'
 * 'gehen > wahrnehmen'
 * '(richtig) behandeln, (in Ehre) halten'
 * (1) 'aufpassen auf, beschützen'
 * (2) 'aneinander reihen, verknüpfen'
 * (3) 'nehmen, ergreifen'
 * '(in feindlicher Absicht) losgehen auf'
 * 'instand setzen, wieder gutmachen'
 * 'kriechen, schleichen'
 * 'ruhen, schlafen'
 * 'wachsen, gedeihen'
 * 'auspressen'
 * 'voll sein / werden'
 * 'gebären'
 * 'saugen'
 * 'drehen, winden'
 * 'werfen'
 * 'fließen lassen'
 * 'wegtreiben'
 * 'erreichen'
 * 'ausgießen'
 * 'schütten, regnen'
 * 'fesseln, binden'
 * 'schlagen'
 * 'erschlaffen'
 * 'ans Ende kommen'
 * 'nehmen, ergreifen'
 * 'schlagen'
 * 'gleiten'
 * 'gleiten, schlüpfen'
 * 'schlucken'
 * 'schleifen, gleiten'
 * 'schmieren, glatt machen'
 * 'streichen, reiben'
 * 'Anteil bekommen'
 * '(übel) riechen'
 * 'gleiten'
 * 'lachen, lächeln'
 * 'schmieren'
 * 'schneiden'
 * 'spinnen'
 * 'zusammenziehen, schlingen'
 * '(Flüssigkeit) hervorquellen lassen, tropfen'
 * 'heiraten (von der Frau)'
 * 'drehen, winden'
 * 'kleben bleiben'
 * 'schneiden'
 * 'schlürfen'
 * 'frieren, schaudern'
 * 'fließen, strömen'
 * (1) 'antreiben, in Bewegung halten'
 * (2) 'schwanken, sich schwingen'
 * 'schmackhaft werden'
 * (1) 'schwelen, brennen'
 * (→ ? 'verhungern, sterben' — Germanic only)
 * (2) '(ver)schlucken'
 * ( 'anschwellen' — secure only in Germanic )
 * 'umarmen'
 * ( 'schwingen' — Germanic only)
 * 'tönen, klingen'
 * 'einschlafen'
 * (1) 'tönen'
 * (2) 'schmerzen, schären'
 * ( 'abwischen, abreiben' — secure only in Germanic )
 * 'krank sein; sich sorgen'
 * (1) 'in Schweiß ausbrechen'
 * (2) 'glänzen' (verbal only in Baltic)
 * ( (3) 'werfen' — Baltic only)
 * ( 'ausweichen; im Stich lassen' — secure only in Germanic )
 * ( 'schwinden' — Germanic only)
 * 'nähen'

*sp-

 * 'wunschgemäß geraten, gelingen'
 * 'schauen, ansehen, spähen'
 * 'libieren'
 * (1) 'befreien, retten'
 * (2) 'ausstreuen'
 * 'weglaufen'
 * 'sich beeilen'
 * '(mit dem Fuß) stoßen'
 * 'sich beeilen'
 * 'zischen, prasseln'
 * 'zuschnüren'
 * 'glänzen, hell sein / werden'
 * 'prasseln, knacken'
 * 'spucken, speien'

*st-

 * 'erstarren'
 * 'stechen'
 * 'wohin treten, sich hinstellen'
 * 'träufeln; tropfen, tröpfeln'
 * 'hinstellen, bereit machen'
 * 'glattstreichen'
 * 'träufeln'
 * 'sich stützen, sich stemmen'
 * 'stöhnen'
 * 'stoßen'
 * 'niederstrecken'
 * 'sich sorgen um'
 * 'entbehren, beraubt sein'
 * 'hinbreiten, ausbreiten'
 * 'bekannt sein; preisen'
 * 'kalt werden'
 * 'steif / fest machen'
 * 'steif machen'
 * 'drehen, wenden'
 * 'zusammendrehen'
 * 'streuen'
 * 'streichen, abwischen'
 * (1) 'streichen'
 * (2) 'eindringen, stecken bleiben'
 * 'steif werden'

*sḱ-

 * 'bedecken'
 * 'schimmern, scheinen'
 * 'vorübergehen'
 * '(er)scheinen'
 * 'auswerden'
 * 'aufscheiden, schinden'
 * 'spalten, abtrennen, zerreißen'

*sk-

 * 'kratzen, schaben'
 * 'stützen'
 * 'hervorspringen'
 * 'sich schnell bewegen, springen'
 * 'aufschlitzen, spalten'
 * '(los)springen, davonspringen'
 * 'schneiden, stechen'
 * 'stoßen, schieben'
 * 'stochern, stoßen'
 * 'kratzen, schaben'
 * 'im Kreis gehen'

*sk¹-

 * 'schädigen'
 * 'kratzen, ritzen'

*s mobile

 * 'leuchten, glänzen'
 * 'fest / starr werden'
 * 'erlöschen'
 * 'straucheln, fehltreten'
 * 'zersplittern, zerstreuen'
 * (1) 'schuldig werden'
 * (2) 'spalten'
 * 'austrocknen, verdorren'
 * 'erglänzen'
 * 'hinken'
 * (1) 'hacken, hauen'
 * (2) 'bedecken'
 * 'scheren, kratzen, abschneiden'
 * 'springen, sich schwingen'
 * 'sich krümmen, schrumpfen'
 * 'scharf sein'
 * 'trennen, teilen'
 * 'abschneiden, hauen'
 * 'kratzen, (Wolle) krempeln'
 * '(zer)schneiden'
 * '(vor)antreiben'
 * 'wahrnehmen, schauen'
 * 'schaben, kratzen'
 * 'sich krümmen, schrumpfen'
 * 'einen Kreis beschreiben'
 * 'durchschütteln, aufrütteln'
 * 'schlaff sein'
 * 'schlucken'
 * 'denken an, sich erinnern'
 * 'baden, schwimmen'
 * '(heraus)ziehen'
 * (1) 'öffentlich sprechen'
 * (2) 'abspalten, trennen'
 * 'spalten'
 * 'spannen'
 * 'ziehen, spannen'
 * 'fliegen'
 * 'ausbreiten'
 * (1) 'spannen'
 * (2) 'aufspringen'
 * 'springen'
 * '(sich) färben'
 * 'verdorren, schwinden'
 * 'decken, bedecken'
 * 'bekränzen, umkränzen'
 * 'donnern'
 * 'zerschlagen'
 * 'beschmutzen'
 * 'stoßen'
 * 'inheftige Bewegung geraten'
 * 'stoßen, schlangen'
 * 'stechen, spitz sein'
 * 'steigen, schreiten'
 * 'lärmen'

*h₁-

 * (1) 'geben; nehmen'
 * ( (2) 'warm sein' — only Anatolian *ay-, unless related to Late IE )
 * '(beißen >) essen'
 * '(er)mangeln'
 * 'trinken'
 * 'sitzen'
 * 'sterben'
 * 'wohin treiben'
 * 'leiden, sich schlecht fühlen' (verbal only in Balto-Slavic )
 * 'nehmen'
 * 'fassen, ergreifen'
 * 'wohin gelangen, geraten'
 * 'besteigen'
 * ( 'lieben' — Greek only)
 * 'waschen'
 * 'zerschneiden'
 * 'strahlen, singen'
 * 'fließen'
 * (1) 'dasein, sein'
 * (2) 'werfe, schießen'
 * 'sehen, erblicken'
 * 'helfen, fördern'
 * 'sich gewöhnen (an), lernen'
 * 'verbrennen, sengen'
 * 'gehen'
 * 'erwachen'
 * ( 'wünschen' — secure only in Greek )
 * 'eidlich versichern'
 * 'sich mühelös bewegen'
 * 'steigen, wachsen'
 * 'ins Zittern / Beben geraten'
 * 'hervorkommen'
 * 'stechen, (hinein)stecken'
 * 'erhalten, nehmen'
 * (1) 'fragen'
 * (2) 'rudern'
 * 'ruhig werden'
 * 'sich erheben'
 * 'verlassen, aufgeben; ablassen, aufhören'
 * 'feierlich sprechen'
 * 'wünschen'
 * 'setzen, stellen, legen'
 * 'liebgewinnen'
 * 'regnen'
 * 'gut werden / sein'
 * 'verehren'
 * 'verehren'

*h₂-

 * 'vertrocknen'
 * 'drücken'
 * (1) 'treiben'
 * (2) 'sagen'
 * 'in Furcht geraten, betrübt werden'
 * 'heiß sein'
 * '(durch Hitze) vertrocknen'
 * 'glauben, vertrauen'
 * 'scharf sein / werden / machen '
 * '(auf)essen'
 * 'nähren, aufziehen'
 * ( 'glücklich erreichen' — secure only in Indo-Iranian )
 * ( 'frieren' — secure only in Latin )
 * 'einbringen (als Erlös)'
 * 'ziellos gehen'
 * 'abwehren'
 * '(zu)schnüren > beengen'
 * 'anfassen, anpacken > schwören'
 * 'gießen, begießen'
 * ( 'schöpfen' — secure only in Hittite)
 * 'blühen, sprießen'
 * 'bestreichen, salben'
 * 'atmen'
 * 'zuteilen'
 * 'biegen'
 * ( 'zeugen, gebären' — secure only in Hittite)
 * ( 'Gewebe anzetteln, weben' — secure only in Greek )
 * 'passen, sich fügen'
 * (1) 'sich (zusammen)fügen'
 * (2) 'nehmen, erweben'
 * (3) 'gewichtigt / laut sprechen'
 * 'aufbrechen, pflügen'
 * 'sich auflösen, verschwinden'
 * 'halten'
 * 'satt werden' (verbal only in Palaic)
 * (1) 'gehen, wandern'
 * ( (2) 'ein Loch machen, stechen' — Anatolian only)
 * 'genießen'
 * 'gewähren, verleihen'
 * 'stark werden'
 * '(Fußbekleidung) anziehen'
 * 'schöpfen'
 * 'schwellen'
 * 'entzünden'
 * 'aufspießen'
 * 'suchen'
 * 'verehren'
 * ( 'sammeln, (zusammen)holen, nehmen' — Greek etc. only)
 * 'sich kümmern um'
 * 'zermahlen'
 * 'abwehren, schützen'
 * 'fernhalten'
 * 'beschmieren'
 * 'Leid zufügen'
 * 'mähen'
 * 'melken'
 * 'ein Leid antun, mißhandeln'
 * 'abstreifen, (ab)wischen'
 * ( 'verfehlen' — Greek etc. only)
 * 'wechseln; tauschen, ändern'
 * 'wechseln'
 * 'tadeln'
 * 'erreichen'
 * 'erscheinen, entstehen'
 * 'sich sorgen um, helfen'
 * 'sich verweigern'
 * 'scheinen, warmen'
 * 'zählen, rechnen'
 * 'trocken werden'
 * 'aufwallen'
 * 'Schrecken verbeiten'
 * (1) 'umwickeln, weben'
 * 'tönen, sprechen' (verbal only in Indic)
 * 'stechen'
 * 'bedeutungsvoll sprechen'
 * 'wehen'
 * '(heran)wachsen, groß werden'
 * 'schleppen, ziehen'
 * 'hängen (intr.)'
 * 'sich umdrehen, sich wenden'
 * 'besprengen'
 * 'schwören'
 * ( 'laufen' — Hittite only)
 * ( 'singen' — Greek <  only)
 * 'hören'
 * (1) '(morgens) hell werden'
 * (2) '(ver)weilen, die Nacht verbringen'
 * ( 'ziehen, führen' — Hittite only, might be = )
 * 'verletzend, tödlich werden' (verbal only in Indo-Iranian )

*h₃-

 * 'vermehren, vergrößern'
 * 'in Schuld geraten, verpflichtet werden'
 * (1) 'zu riechen beginnen' (intr.)
 * (2) 'zu hassen beginnen'
 * 'ins Auge fassen, erblicken'
 * 'zugrunde gehen'
 * (1) 'herstellen'
 * ( (2) 'wünschen, wählen' — Italic only, possibly from  (1))
 * 'sich in (Fort)Bewegung setzen'
 * 'die Seite wechseln'
 * 'umkommen'
 * ( '(fort) gehen' — secure only in Greek )
 * 'mitnehmen'
 * 'brechen'
 * 'harnen'
 * 'genießen'
 * 'schmähen'
 * 'gerade richten, ausstrecken'
 * 'brüllen'
 * '(aus)graben, (aus)rupfen'
 * 'wallen, wirbeln'
 * 'ausgleiten, fehlgehen'
 * 'verwunden' (verbal only in Greek )
 * ( 'öffnen' — secure only in Greek )
 * 'eingehen, eindringen'

*H-

 * ( 'sagen' — only Indo-Iranian )
 * 'ins Schwanken geraten'
 * ( 'stoßen' — only Indo-Aryan)
 * 'weben'
 * 'sich (heftig?) bewegen'
 * 'begehren'
 * 'sich aneigen'
 * 'streichen, berühren'
 * 'befestigen'
 * ( 'binden' — secure only in Indo-Iranian )
 * 'einschließen, stecken, hineintun'
 * ( 'groß / stark werden' — only Indo-Iranian )
 * 'werfen'
 * 'in Bewegung geraten (ohne Ortsveränderung)'

*m-

 * 'naß sein / werden'
 * 'streichen, schmieren'
 * 'können, imstande sein'
 * 'fett sein / werden'
 * (1) 'messen, für Einhaltung sorgen, sich kümmern'
 * (2) 'voll werden, satt werden'
 * 'groß werden'
 * '(ab)messen'
 * 'Zeichen geben'
 * 'lang werden'
 * 'Mühe bereiten, zur Last fallen'
 * 'weich werden'
 * (1) 'ablassen vor, im Stich lassen'
 * (2) 'feierlich sprechen, verkünden'
 * 'zerreiben, mahlen'
 * → 'zerreiben, mahlen'
 * 'hervorkommen'
 * ( 'still werden' — Slavic only)
 * 'behindern, schädigen, zerstören'
 * (1) 'einen Gedanken fassen'
 * → 'denken an'
 * (2) 'bleiben, warten'
 * (3) 'emporragen'
 * 'treten, stampfen'
 * 'drücken, kneten'
 * 'quirlen, umrühren'
 * 'verschwinden, sterben'
 * 'gewaltsam packen, zerdrücken'
 * 'vergessen'
 * 'den Arm ausstrecken'
 * 'eintauchen (intr.), versinken'
 * (1) 'mähen'
 * (2) 'abmessen'
 * 'wegreißen'
 * 'in Freude geraten'
 * 'losbinden, abstreifen'
 * ( 'sich schließen' — Greek only)
 * 'aufheben, wegnehmen'
 * 'blinzeln, zucken'
 * (1) 'gering werden, schwinden'
 * (2) 'heranreifen, gedeihen'
 * 'mischen'
 * (→ 'sich festsetzen (bei / an / in)' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * 'aufblitzen'
 * ( 'die Augen aufschlagen' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * 'wechseln, auftauchen, entfernen'
 * ( 'sprechen' — secure in Indo-Aryan only)
 * '(sich) bewegen'

*n-

 * (1) 'feucht werden, bewölkt werden' (verbal only in Greek)
 * ( (2) 'bersten, zerspringen' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * ( 'tönen, drönen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'in Angst geraten' (verbal in Anatolian only)
 * 'dunkel werden, dämmern' (verbal in Anatolian only)
 * 'binden'
 * 'verschwinden, verloren gehen'
 * 'sich neigen'
 * 'zuteilen'
 * ( 'untertauchen' — Balto-Slavic only)
 * 'davonkommen, unbeschadet heimkehren'
 * 'nicken, (den Kopf) neigen'
 * (1) 'nutzen'
 * ( (2) 'stoßen' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * 'schreien, brüllen'
 * ( 'strömen' — secure in Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'wachsen'
 * 'führen, leiten'
 * 'sich erheben'
 * 'führen, leiten'
 * 'sich erheben'

*l-

 * 'zügellos sein, gierig sein' (verbal only in Greek)
 * 'sammeln, auflesen'
 * 'tröpfeln'
 * 'sich (hin)legen'
 * 'nachlassen, (zu)lassen'
 * → 'lassen'
 * 'kriechen' (verbal only in Balto-Slavic)
 * (1) 'bellen'
 * (2) 'sich verbergen'
 * (? → 'verborgen bleiben' — Greek  etc. only)
 * ( 'lärmen' — Greek only)
 * 'aufleuchten'
 * 'gießen, waschen'
 * 'die Gliedmaßen bewegen (?)'
 * 'schlaff herabhängen'
 * 'ergreifen, fassen'
 * 'sich senken, nach unten geraten'
 * 'biegen'
 * 'abschälen'
 * 'sammeln, auflesen'
 * 'beschmutzen'
 * 'lieb sein, gefallen; betören, verwirren'
 * 'sich ducken, sich beugen'
 * 'hemmen, hindern'
 * 'lösen, brechen'
 * 'biegen'
 * 'lügen'
 * 'waschen'
 * 'abschneiden, lösen'
 * 'hell werden'
 * ( '(ab)schälen' — secure only in Balto-Slavic )
 * '(los)lassen'
 * 'binden'
 * 'springen'
 * 'lecken'
 * 'aufhören, schwinden'
 * (1) 'sich anschmiegen'
 * ( (2) 'gießen' — secure only in Balto-Slavic )
 * ( 'feil sein / feilbieten' — Italic only, cf. Latin )
 * 'zurücklassen, sich entfernen vor'
 * (1) 'kleben bleiben'
 * (2) 'begehren, verlangen'
 * 'lernen, erfahren'
 * (1) '(weg)gehen'
 * (2) 'berühren'

*r-

 * 'kratzen'
 * 'sich (heftig) bewegen'
 * 'überdecken, bedecken'
 * ( 'schürfen, kratzen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'dunkeln, dämmern'
 * 'sich aufrichten'
 * (1) 'geben, schenken' (verbal only in Indo-Iranian)
 * (2) 'zählen, rechnen' (verbal only in Latin)
 * 'erfolgreich durchführen'
 * 'kriechen'
 * 'sich stürzen'
 * ( 'treffen, finden' — Slavic only)
 * ( 'schreien, brüllen' — Balto-Slavic only)
 * 'schädigen'
 * 'ordnen, festlegen, bestimmen'
 * 'laufen, rennen'
 * ( 'auflesen, sammeln' — Balto-Slavic only)
 * '(an sich) reißen, rüpfen'
 * 'flechen'
 * 'laufen'
 * 'schreien, weinen'
 * 'roden'
 * 'rot machen'
 * 'rülpsen, erbrechen'
 * 'öffnen'
 * 'aufreißen'
 * 'brechen, (zer)reißen (intr.)'
 * 'wühlen'
 * 'sich schwankend bewegen'
 * ( 'singen' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * ( '(sich) anlehnen' — Greek only)
 * '(sich) strecken, recken'
 * 'binden'
 * 'reißen, brechen' (intr.)
 * 'ritzen, kratzen (tr.)'
 * '(nieder)stürzen, (nieder)reißen'
 * ( 'Schaden nehmen' — secure in Indo-Iranian only)

*w-

 * 'binden, fesseln'
 * 'quellen'
 * (1) 'führen'
 * (2) 'stoßen'
 * 'munter, lebhaft, kräftig werden'
 * 'weben, knüpfeln'
 * 'feucht machen'
 * 'schweben; fahren'
 * 'sich wenden'
 * 'durchschreiten'
 * 'bedecken'
 * 'brechen, zu Bruch gehen'
 * ( 'schreien' — Greek only)
 * ( 'anerkennen, respektieren' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'wünschen'
 * 'sagen'
 * (1) 'einschließen, verhüllen'
 * (2) 'drehen, rollen'
 * (3) 'sehen, wahrnehmen'
 * (1) 'sich rollend (?) bewegen'
 * (2) 'feucht werden'
 * ( 'feucht sein / werden' — variant in Celtic only)
 * '(aus)wählen'
 * '(durch Rätsel) verwirren'
 * 'rupfen, reißen'
 * 'schlagen'
 * (1) 'stark sein, Gewalt haben'
 * (2) '(sich) wälzen, wallen'
 * 'Hoffnung schöpfen'
 * 'erbrechen'
 * 'überwältigen, gewinnen'
 * ( 'loben, rühmen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * '(um)winden'
 * '(sich) krümmen'
 * 'sich krümmen, sich biegen'
 * ( 'beschlafen' — Hittite only)
 * ( 'streuen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * (1) 'aufhalten, (ab)wehren'
 * ( (2) 'laufen' — Balto-Slavic only)
 * (3) 'beobachten'
 * (1) 'einschließen, absperren'
 * (2) 'wirken, machen'
 * (3) 'scheren'
 * 'werfen'
 * '(zu)binden'
 * ( 'reißen' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * 'sagen'
 * ( 'wegnehmen' — Greek only)
 * 'heiß sein'
 * 'hin- und herdrehen'
 * (1) 'abwischen, fegen'
 * (2) 'sich erheben, hochkommen'
 * 'sich umdrehen'
 * (1) '(Kleidung) anhaben, bekleidet sein mit'
 * (2) '(ver)kaufen'
 * (3) 'grasen, weiden, verzehren, essen'
 * 'vertraut sein mit'
 * 'sagen'
 * 'verwelken'
 * 'erblicken'
 * 'in Bewegung geraten, sich entfernen'
 * 'sein Augenmerk richten auf, trachten nach'
 * 'eingehen in, eintreten'
 * (1) 'überwinden, besiegen'
 * ( (2) 'aussieben' — secure in Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'in schwingende / zitterne Bewegung geraten'
 * (1) 'sprießen, gedeihen'
 * (2) 'fließen'
 * ( (3) 'ausführen, zustande bringen' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * 'befeuchten'
 * ( 'weich werden / machen' — secure in Indo-Aryan only)
 * 'einer Spur folgen'
 * 'finden'
 * 'brechen, reißen (intr.)'
 * '(sich) drehen'
 * 'verdrehen, (ver)biegen'
 * 'winden, zusammendrehen'
 * ( 'sich neigen' — Greek only, *sr- possible as well}}
 * ( 'abhacken' — Indo-Aryan only)
 * 'drehen; einhüllen'
 * 'drehen, winden'
 * ( 'zusammendrücken' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'umwickeln, umhüllen'
 * 'umwinden, umspannen'
 * ( 'wanken' — Indo-Iranian only)

*y-

 * (1) 'dahinsetzen, fahren'
 * (2) 'erbitten, erstreben'
 * 'gürten'
 * 'sprechen' (verbal only in West Germanic)
 * ( 'erscheinen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * ( 'ausstrecken, hinstrecken' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'sieden, schäumen'
 * 'sich (fest) hinstellen'
 * (1) 'festhalten, an sich werden, verbinden'
 * ( (2) '(sich) fern halten; weichen' — Indo-Iranian only)
 * 'anschirren'
 * 'unruhig werden'
 * ( 'wahrnehmen, erwachen' — Balto-Slavic only)


text:
szövegkörnyezet

Noun

 * 1)  context the text in which a word or passage appears and which helps ascertain its meaning

title: szövegkörnyezet


text:
tudásbázis

Noun

 * 1)  knowledge base a database designed to meet the complex storage and retrieval requirements of computerized knowledge management, especially in support of artificial intelligence or expert systems

title: tudásbázis


text: proveás

title: proveás


text: proveé

title: proveé


text: proveída

title: proveída


text: proveídos

title: proveídos


text: proveídas

title: proveídas


text: releída

title: releída


text: releídos

title: releídos


text: releídas

title: releídas


text:
oppimisvaihe

Noun

 * 1) phase of learning

title: oppimisvaihe


text:
oppimateriaali

Noun

 * 1) learning material, teaching material

title: oppimateriaali


text: reconviene

title: reconviene


text: reconviniereis

title: reconviniereis


text: reconvén

title: reconvén


text: reconvine

title: reconvine


text: reconviniendo

title: reconviniendo


text: reconvenían

title: reconvenían


text: reconveníamos

title: reconveníamos


text: reconvendréis

title: reconvendréis


text: reconvendrías

title: reconvendrías


text: reconviniéramos

title: reconviniéramos


text: reconviniere

title: reconviniere


text: reconvendrían

title: reconvendrían


text: reconvendríamos

title: reconvendríamos


text: reconviniera

title: reconviniera


text: reconvenías

title: reconvenías


text: reconvinisteis

title: reconvinisteis


text: reconvendremos

title: reconvendremos


text: reconveníais

title: reconveníais


text: reconvenimos

title: reconvenimos


text: reconviniste

title: reconviniste


text: reconvinimos

title: reconvinimos


text: reconvinieren

title: reconvinieren


text: reconvengas

title: reconvengas


text: reconvendrán

title: reconvendrán


text: reconvenid

title: reconvenid


text: reconvengáis

title: reconvengáis


text: reconvenga

title: reconvenga


text: reconviniese

title: reconviniese


text: reconvengamos

title: reconvengamos


text: reconvinieseis

title: reconvinieseis


text: reconvendrás

title: reconvendrás


text: reconvinierais

title: reconvinierais


text: reconvendría

title: reconvendría


text: reconvengan

title: reconvengan


text: reconvienes

title: reconvienes


text: reconvenís

title: reconvenís


text: reconvinieses

title: reconvinieses


text: reconvino

title: reconvino


text: reconvinieron

title: reconvinieron


text: reconvinieran

title: reconvinieran


text: reconvinieres

title: reconvinieres


text: reconvengo

title: reconvengo


text: reconvenía

title: reconvenía


text: reconvendré

title: reconvendré


text: reconvinieras

title: reconvinieras


text: reconvendríais

title: reconvendríais


text: reconviniesen

title: reconviniesen


text: reconviniéremos

title: reconviniéremos


text: reconvendrá

title: reconvendrá


text: reconvienen

title: reconvienen


text: reconviniésemos

title: reconviniésemos


text: reconvenido

title: reconvenido


text: reconvenida

title: reconvenida


text: reconvenidos

title: reconvenidos


text: reconvenidas

title: reconvenidas


text:
igeszemlélet

Noun

 * 1)  aspect a grammatical quality of a verb

title: igeszemlélet


text: reimponed

title: reimponed


text: reimponemos

title: reimponemos


text: reimponen

title: reimponen


text: reimpusiere

title: reimpusiere


text: reimponiendo

title: reimponiendo


text: reimpusiera

title: reimpusiera


text: reimpusieras

title: reimpusieras


text: reimpusimos

title: reimpusimos


text: reimpón

title: reimpón


text: reimpongo

title: reimpongo


text: reimpondrán

title: reimpondrán


text: reimpones

title: reimpones


text: reimpondríamos

title: reimpondríamos


text: reimpusiésemos

title: reimpusiésemos


text: reimpusiste

title: reimpusiste


text: reimponga

title: reimponga


text: reimpusisteis

title: reimpusisteis


text: reimponíais

title: reimponíais


text: reimpondrían

title: reimpondrían


text: reimpondréis

title: reimpondréis


text: reimpondrías

title: reimpondrías


text: reimpusieseis

title: reimpusieseis


text: reimpongas

title: reimpongas


text: reimpongáis

title: reimpongáis


text: reimpondrás

title: reimpondrás


text: reimpusiese

title: reimpusiese


text: reimponías

title: reimponías


text: reimponéis

title: reimponéis


text: reimpondríais

title: reimpondríais


text: reimpusiéremos

title: reimpusiéremos


text: reimpuse

title: reimpuse


text: reimponían

title: reimponían


text: reimpusieres

title: reimpusieres


text: reimpongan

title: reimpongan


text: reimpondría

title: reimpondría


text: reimpuso

title: reimpuso


text: reimpusiéramos

title: reimpusiéramos


text: reimpusiesen

title: reimpusiesen


text: reimpondremos

title: reimpondremos


text: reimpusieren

title: reimpusieren


text: reimponíamos

title: reimponíamos


text: reimpongamos

title: reimpongamos


text: reimpone

title: reimpone


text: reimpusierais

title: reimpusierais


text: reimponía

title: reimponía


text: reimpusieran

title: reimpusieran


text: reimpondrá

title: reimpondrá


text: reimpusiereis

title: reimpusiereis


text: reimpondré

title: reimpondré


text: reimpusieron

title: reimpusieron


text: reimpusieses

title: reimpusieses


text: reimpuesto

title: reimpuesto


text: reimpuesta

title: reimpuesta


text: reimpuestos

title: reimpuestos


text: reimpuestas

title: reimpuestas


text: látnak

title: látnak


text: láttok

title: láttok


text:
többnyelvűség

Noun

 * 1) multilingualism

title: többnyelvűség


text: látják

title: látják


text: találják

title: találják


text:
többnyelvű

Adjective

 * 1) multilingual

title: többnyelvű


text:
रस्म

Etymology
, from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) tradition, custom
 * "hi"
 * "hi"

- "वह रस्म लड़कीवालों के घर में होती है।" रामदेव ने समझाया।

title: रस्म


text:
बधाई हो

Interjection

 * 1) congratulations!

title: बधाई हो


text:
平樣

Adjective

 * 1)  the same

title: 平樣


text: 平样

title: 平样


text:
sakkfigura

Noun

 * 1)  chess piece any of the 16 white and 16 black pieces used in playing the game of chess

title: sakkfigura


text: sakkfigurák

title: sakkfigurák


text:
Module:R:M&A

--[[ This module provides the front-end to an index of Meissner and Auden's Latin phrasebook. It includes three data modules.  The exported function `phrasebook' retrieves the calling template's argument or, if none exists, the calling page's name, and passes this into the table found in "Module:R:M&A/lemmas_no_collision_to_ix_phrase", which yields a set of phrase indices unambiguously containing forms of the given word.  These indices are retrieved from the table in "Module:R:M&A/ix_to_phrase", formatted into a collapsed phrase list, and returned to the caller.  When no match is found, an empty string is returned.

Approximately 78% of the words in Meissner and Auden's phrase book can be de-stemmed unambigously. Those which cannot are indexed separately in the table exported by this module: "Module:R:M&A/lemmas_collision_to_ix_phrase". The corresponding additional lines are added to the bottom and prefaced with the caption: (ambiguous). If this is too obtrusive they can be perhaps further collapsed. ]]--

local export = {}

local special_cases = {["a"]={false}, ["de"]={true}}

function print_collapsible_list_html(ls, x)	local lst = {} local count = 0 for k,x in pairs(ls) do		table.insert(lst, ""..x.."") count = count + 1 end local expandtext = count.." "..x..(count==1 and "" or "s") table.insert(lst, 1, " ") table.insert(lst, " ") return table.concat(lst) end

function map(f, xs) local s = {} if not (xs == nil) then for i,x in pairs(xs) do s[#s+1] = f(x) end end return s end

function is_member(xs, i)	if (not (xs==nil)) then for k,v in pairs(xs) do if v==i then return true end end end return false end function load_lemma_nc_to_ix(w) --return lemmas_no_collision_to_ix_phrase = mw.loadData("Module:R:M&A/lemmas_no_collision_to_ix_phrase")[w] return require("Module:data tables").index_table("la_RMA_lemmas_no_collision_to_ix_phrase", w) end

function print_html(w) local lemmas_collision_to_ix_phrase = mw.loadData("Module:R:M&A/lemmas_collision_to_ix_phrase")	--small table, hence loaded unsharded local lsNC, lsC = load_lemma_nc_to_ix(w), lemmas_collision_to_ix_phrase[w] local ls = {} if lsNC then for k,v in pairs(lsNC) do ls[#ls+1] = v end end if lsC then for k,v in pairs(lsC) do ls[#ls+1] = v end end --local ix_to_phrase = mw.loadData("Module:R:M&A/ix_to_phrase")		--needs a data_table.select_array function: table_name -> [key] -> (key -> val); TBD local ix_to_phrase = (w=="a" or w=="de") and special_cases[w][1] and require("Module:R:M&A/memory special cases")[w] or require("Module:data tables").index_table_all("la_RMA_index_to_phrases", ls) function print_phrase(i) local pL, pE = ix_to_phrase[i][1], ix_to_phrase[i][2] local prevSubst = 1 local n = 1 while prevSubst > 0 do 		 pL, prevSubst = string.gsub(pL, "_", (n%2==1 and "" or ""), 1) pE, pS0 = string.gsub(pE, "_", (n%2==1 and "" or ""), 1) prevSubst = prevSubst + pS0 n = n + 1 end pL = string.gsub(pL, "%[%d%]", "") return (is_member(lsC, i) and "(ambiguous) " or "").. string.gsub(pE..": "..pL.." ", ".:", ":") end local ls_html = print_collapsible_list_html(map(print_phrase, ls), "phrase") --return true and "True" or "False" return ((ls == nil and "") or ls_html) end

function export.phrasebook(frame) local args = frame:getParent.args local w = args[1] or mw.title.getCurrentTitle.text if (not args[1] or args[1] == "") and mw.title.getCurrentTitle.nsText == "Template" then return "" else return print_html(w) end end

return export

title: Module:R:M&A


text: Template:R:M&A

title: Template:R:M&A


text:
allmektig

Etymology
From, from , equivalent to.

Adjective

 * 1) almighty, all-powerful, omnipotent

Etymology
From, from , equivalent to.

Adjective

 * 1) almighty, all-powerful, omnipotent

title: allmektig


text:
reformee

Noun

 * 1) One who is the subject of a reform.

title: reformee


text: reformees

title: reformees


text:
Template:R:M&A/documentation

Usage

 * 1
 * If provided, sets the term whose matching phrasebook entries are to be displayed. If omitted, the page name's entries are displayed

title: Template:R:M&A/documentation


text:
undevastating

Adjective

 * 1) Not devastating.

title: undevastating


text: allmektige

title: allmektige


text:
գնալով

Adverb

 * 1) gradually, steadily, progressively

title: գնալով


text:
գնալ-գալ

Verb

 * 1) to come and go
 * 2) to visit, to frequent
 * 3) to pace (back and forth)
 * 4) to sway, to swing, to rock

title: գնալ-գալ


text:
शीतल

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) cold, cool

title: शीतल


text:
երթևեկել

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to commute
 * 2) to come and go
 * 3) to stroll, to walk around, (to go for a walk)

title: երթևեկել


text:
के दौरान

Postposition

 * 1) during

title: के दौरान


text: երթիկ

title: երթիկ


text: երթիք

title: երթիք


text: mektigere

title: mektigere


text:
Rhymes:Swedish/øːd

One syllable

 * bjöd
 * bröd
 * död
 * föd
 * glöd
 * ljöd
 * löd
 * mjöd
 * nöd
 * röd
 * sjöd
 * spröd
 * stöd

Two syllables

 * andnöd
 * armstöd
 * bokstöd
 * erbjöd
 * förbjöd
 * hjärndöd
 * hårdbröd
 * inbjöd
 * korvbröd
 * massdöd
 * pinnbröd
 * påbjöd
 * ryggstöd
 * sjönöd
 * tunnbröd
 * utdöd
 * vinröd

Three syllables

 * cykelstöd
 * fikabröd
 * fullkornsbröd
 * infraröd
 * kaffebröd
 * knäckebröd
 * smörrebröd
 * surdegsbröd
 * understöd
 * vetebröd
 * wienerbröd
 * överflöd

title: Rhymes:Swedish/øːd


text: mektigst

title: mektigst


text: mektigste

title: mektigste


text:
Wiktionary:Requested entries (Lakota)

Unsorted requests

 * the Lakota word for marijuana

title: Wiktionary:Requested entries (Lakota)


text: sjöd

title: sjöd


text: sjudit

title: sjudit


text: sjud

title: sjud


text:
barłóg

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) den
 * 2) straw pallet or shakedown

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) straw pallet or shakedown
 * 2) destroyed staw; mess
 * 3) handful of straw

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1)  den

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  den
 * 2) pallet, shakedown, kip
 * 3)  mess, disorder
 * 4)  natural bedding of leaves, straw etc. in a forest
 * 5)  destroyed straw
 * 1)  natural bedding of leaves, straw etc. in a forest
 * 2)  destroyed straw
 * 1)  destroyed straw

title: barłóg


text: kadri

title: kadri


text:
addig-addig

Adverb

 * 1) till, until, for so long that...

title: addig-addig


text:
offentliggjøre

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to announce, publish, make public

title: offentliggjøre


text: offentliggjøres

title: offentliggjøres


text:
next big thing

Alternative forms

 * Next Big Thing

Noun

 * 1) The most recent fad or trend.

Related terms

 * last big thing

title: next big thing


text: next big things

title: next big things


text: offentliggjør

title: offentliggjør


text:
untooled

Adjective

 * 1) Not tooled.

title: untooled


text:
moussy

Adjective

 * 1) Resembling or characteristic of mousse, especially in texture.

title: moussy


text: handiman

title: handiman


text: handimen

title: handimen


text:
mustarded

Adjective

 * 1) Flavoured or topped with mustard.

title: mustarded


text:
mayonnaised

Adjective

 * 1) Flavoured or topped with mayonnaise.

title: mayonnaised


text:
mayoed

Adjective

 * 1)  Flavoured or topped with mayonnaise.

title: mayoed


text: handiwoman

title: handiwoman


text: handiwomen

title: handiwomen


text:
last big thing

Alternative forms

 * Last Big Thing

Etymology
Back-formation from.

Noun

 * 1) A recent fad or trend that has lost its popularity.

title: last big thing


text: last big things

title: last big things


text: Last Big Thing

title: Last Big Thing


text: Last Big Things

title: Last Big Things


text: Next Big Thing

title: Next Big Thing


text: Next Big Things

title: Next Big Things


text:
eksentrisitet

Noun

 * 1) eccentricity

Noun

 * 1) eccentricity

title: eksentrisitet


text:
Polychrotinae

Usage notes

 * Formerly often treated as the family or.

Hyponyms

 * †, - genera

title: Polychrotinae


text:
Polychrotidae

Hypernyms

 * ; - order

title: Polychrotidae


text: eksentrisiteten

title: eksentrisiteten


text: eksentrisiteter

title: eksentrisiteter


text: eksentrisitetene

title: eksentrisitetene


text: eksentrisitetar

title: eksentrisitetar


text: eksentrisitetane

title: eksentrisitetane


text:
perturbedly

Adverb

 * 1) In a perturbed manner.

title: perturbedly


text:
automágico

Etymology

 * analogous to 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1)  automagic
 * 2)  very quickly or often inadvertently

title: automágico


text:
កាំភ្លើងវែង

Etymology
🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) long gun, rifle

title: កាំភ្លើងវែង


text: Category:Latin words in Meissner and Auden's phrasebook


text: hatsudō

title: hatsudō


text: はつどう

title: はつどう


text: flatpicks

title: flatpicks


text: flatpicked

title: flatpicked


text:
ベルゼブブ

Proper noun

 * 1) Beelzebub

title: ベルゼブブ


text:
ベルフェゴール

Proper noun

 * 1)  Belphegor

title: ベルフェゴール


text:
バアル

Proper noun

 * 1) Baal

title: バアル


text:
リリス

Proper noun

 * 1)  Lilith

title: リリス


text:
woodcrafter

Noun

 * 1) One who engages in woodcraft.

title: woodcrafter


text: woodcrafters

title: woodcrafters


text: woodcrafted

title: woodcrafted


text: woodcrafting

title: woodcrafting


text: lovemates

title: lovemates


text: taclobos

title: taclobos


text:
taklobo

Noun

 * 1) a taclobo or giant clam

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) giant clam
 * 2) mother-of-pearl

title: taklobo


text: taklobos

title: taklobos


text: macho dancers

title: macho dancers


text:
sužvėrėjęs

Adjective

 * 1)  (of a person) feral (contemptible, unruly, misbehaved)

Synonyms

 * fierce, cruel
 * fierce, cruel

title: sužvėrėjęs


text: Pärn

title: Pärn


text: Kesküla

title: Kesküla


text: Lõoke

title: Lõoke


text: Lõhmus

title: Lõhmus


text: Kangur

title: Kangur


text: Soosaar

title: Soosaar


text: Nõmmik

title: Nõmmik


text: Πέτρο

title: Πέτρο


text: Πέτρου

title: Πέτρου


text: Männik

title: Männik


text: Πετράκης

title: Πετράκης


text: sake and soke

title: sake and soke


text:
Kross

Noun

 * 1) lidded cup

title: Kross


text: Kuusik

title: Kuusik


text:
sulaukėjęs

Adjective

 * 1) feral
 * 2) (of a person) contemtible, misbehaved, unruly
 * 1) (of a person) contemtible, misbehaved, unruly

title: sulaukėjęs


text:
Laar

Etymology

 * (Weert) First attested as Laer in 1790. Derived from . See also 🇨🇬.
 * (Beekdaelen) Potentially attested as lare around 1170-1180, attested with certainty as lare in 1257. Derived from . See also 🇨🇬.
 * (Peel en Maas) First attested as Het Kleine Laar in 1838-1857. Derived from.
 * (Cranendonck) First attested as lare in 1307. Derived from.
 * (Nuenen, Gerwen en Nederwetten) First attested as te laar in 1406. Derived from.
 * (Sint-Michielsgestel) First attested as Laar in 1866. Derived from.
 * (Vught) Derived from.

title: Laar


text: bread-and-butter letters

title: bread-and-butter letters


text: bread-and-butter notes

title: bread-and-butter notes


text: bread-and-butter pickles

title: bread-and-butter pickles


text:
Πετράκη

Etymology 1
Genitive singular of the masculine surname, from the given name.

Etymology 2
Inflectional form.

title: Πετράκη


text:
divorce from bed and board

Noun

 * 1) A situation where spouses live apart without having legally dissolved their marriage; this may be either a long-term arrangement or a first step towards actual divorce.

Translations

 * Dutch: scheiding van tafel en bed
 * Finnish: vuode- ja asumusero
 * German: Trennung von Tisch und Bett
 * Hungarian: ágytól és asztaltól való elválás
 * Icelandic: skilnaður að borði og sæng
 * Irish: dealú ó chuibhreann agus ó chaidreamh

title: divorce from bed and board


text: divorces from bed and board

title: divorces from bed and board


text:
細粒

Adjective

 * 1)  puny; small
 * 2)  little one

title: 細粒


text: 细粒

title: 细粒


text: Παύλου

title: Παύλου


text: Παύλο

title: Παύλο


text: póngale

title: póngale


text: Παυλάκης

title: Παυλάκης


text:
Παυλάκη

Etymology 1
Genitive singular of the masculine surname, from the given name.

Related terms

 * , feminine of

Etymology 2
Inflectional form.

title: Παυλάκη


text:
sonfucker

Etymology
From, by analogy with.

Noun

 * 1)  One who engages in incest with their son.

title: sonfucker


text: sonfuckers

title: sonfuckers


text:
ゴリアテ

Proper noun

 * 1) Goliath biblical giant

title: ゴリアテ


text: Aasmäe

title: Aasmäe


text: Nurmsalu

title: Nurmsalu


text:
maluwat

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) long-delayed

Adverb

 * 1) for good

Verb

 * 1) to delay

title: maluwat


text: Kõiv

title: Kõiv


text: Ivask

title: Ivask


text: Sisask

title: Sisask


text: Kiriru moji

title: Kiriru moji


text: Järvekülg

title: Järvekülg


text: Jänes

title: Jänes


text: Jõgi

title: Jõgi


text: Nurme

title: Nurme


text: Härma

title: Härma


text: Eenpalu

title: Eenpalu


text: Vitsut

title: Vitsut


text:
Korjus

Etymology
A Karelian form of.

title: Korjus


text:
выходные

Noun

 * 1) days off
 * 2) weekend break in the working week

title: выходные


text: Olesk

title: Olesk


text: Vaher

title: Vaher


text: Vesik

title: Vesik


text:
decolonially

Adverb

 * 1) In a decolonial manner.

title: decolonially


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/nastilu

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  headband, plait


text:
Hébertist

Etymology
, named after the populist journalist Jacques Hébert.

Noun

 * 1)  A member of a radical revolutionary political group that came to power during the  and played a significant role in the French Revolution.

Related terms

 * Hébertism

title: Hébertist


text: Hébertists

title: Hébertists


text:
Hébertism

Etymology
, named after the populist journalist Jacques Hébert (1757-1794).

Noun

 * 1)  The beliefs and policies of the Hébertists.

title: Hébertism


text: Robespierrists

title: Robespierrists


text:
сабантуй

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) Sabantuy, plow party; the name of a Tatar national holiday.
 * 2)  party, gettogether

title: сабантуй


text:
hébertisme

Etymology
From Hébert (the surname of the populist journalist Jacques Hébert (1757-1794)) + -isme.

Noun

 * 1)  Hébertism

title: hébertisme


text:
èèrnscht

Etymology
Transferred from the noun after the 🇨🇬 period. Ultimately derived from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) serious

title: èèrnscht


text:
συριζαίος

Noun

 * 1)  A supporter of Greek radical left-wing party Syriza.
 * 2)  An elected member of Parliament (Βουλή) for radical left-wing party Syriza.

title: συριζαίος


text:
bukayo

Noun

 * 1) A Filipino dessert made from sweetened coconut strips.

Noun

 * 1) candied coconut meat

title: bukayo


text:
บทละคร

Noun

 * 1) drama.

title: บทละคร


text:
bukarilyo

Noun

 * 1) dry brightly-colored candied coconut meat

title: bukarilyo


text: συριζαίοι

title: συριζαίοι


text: συριζαίων

title: συριζαίων


text: συριζαίου

title: συριζαίου


text: συριζαίο

title: συριζαίο


text: συριζαίε

title: συριζαίε


text: συριζαίους

title: συριζαίους


text:
pinasugbo

Noun

 * 1) a snack made with fried unripe saba bananas slices dipped in caramel, rolled in paper cones, and sprinkled with sesame seeds

title: pinasugbo


text:
χρυσαυγίτης

Etymology
From the party name.

Noun

 * 1)  A supporter or member of the Greek neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party.
 * 2)  An elected member of parliament (Βουλή) for the Golden Dawn party.

title: χρυσαυγίτης


text:
กรรเชียง

Noun

 * 1) pivoted oar.

Verb

 * 1) to row (a boat).

title: กรรเชียง


text:
ampaw

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Etymology
. Possibly either:
 * From,   possibly . Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.
 * From.

Noun

 * 1) snack made of sweetened or syruped puffed rice, or peanut, or popcorn shaped into a brick, ball or disc
 * 1) snack made of sweetened or syruped puffed rice, or peanut, or popcorn shaped into a brick, ball or disc

Etymology 1
. Possibly either:
 * From,   possibly . Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.
 * From.

Noun

 * 1) puffed rice
 * 2) sweetened or syruped snack made from puffed rice, or peanut, or popcorn
 * 3)  honeycomb air pockets forming in concrete
 * 4)  weak person; frail person

Adjective

 * 1)  empty; insubstantial
 * 2)  weak; infirm; frail; feeble
 * 3)  having honeycomb air pockets in concrete

Etymology 2
, with sound shift from to  preceding labial consonants.

Noun

 * 1) red envelope; hongbao

title: ampaw


text: ηλιοθεραπείας

title: ηλιοθεραπείας


text: ηλιοθεραπειών

title: ηλιοθεραπειών


text: ηλιοθεραπείες

title: ηλιοθεραπείες


text:
galyeta

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , feminine equivalent of , from.

Noun

 * 1) biscuit, cracker

title: galyeta


text:
เทป

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  tape.

title: เทป


text:
ημερονύκτιο

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) 24 hours, a day and a night

title: ημερονύκτιο


text:
жалование

Noun

 * 1) remuneration, salary

title: жалование


text:
เงินเดือน

Etymology
From 🇰🇲; literally "month money".

Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) monthly salary.

title: เงินเดือน


text: ημερονύχτιο

title: ημερονύχτιο


text: ημερονυκτίου

title: ημερονυκτίου


text: ημερονυκτίων

title: ημερονυκτίων


text: ημερονύκτια

title: ημερονύκτια


text: ημερονυχτίων

title: ημερονυχτίων


text: ημερονύχτια

title: ημερονύχτια


text: ημερονυχτίου

title: ημερονυχτίου


text: νύκτα

title: νύκτα


text: νύκτας

title: νύκτας


text: νυκτών

title: νυκτών


text: νύκτες

title: νύκτες


text:
급료

Noun

 * 1) salary, wages

title: 급료


text:
puto maya

Etymology
From

Etymology
From.

title: puto maya


text:
puto balanghoy

Etymology
+

Noun

 * 1) a steamed cassava cake made with grated cassava root, grated coconut meat and sugar

title: puto balanghoy


text: abswelto

title: abswelto


text:
ค่าจ้าง

Etymology
🇰🇲. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) wage, wages.

title: ค่าจ้าง


text:
biskotso

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , based on + , referring originally to a type of bread baked twice so it would keep. .

Noun

 * 1) toasted stale bread

Etymology
, from, from. .

Noun

 * 1) bread toasted to brittleness or crispiness

title: biskotso


text:
polboron

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , from ,.

Noun

 * 1) a cake, usually round or oval in shape, made by compacting a mixture of toasted flour, skimmed milk, margarine and sugar; it is usually wrapped in colored cellophane or washi paper
 * 2) a round biscuit or bread similar to its Spanish predecessor

Etymology
, from, from ,.

Noun

 * 1) a cake, usually round or oval in shape, made by compacting a mixture of toasted flour, skimmed milk, margarine and sugar, usually wrapped in colored cellophane or washi paper
 * 2) a round biscuit or bread similar to its Spanish predecessor

title: polboron


text:
Module:User:Thecurran/Deva-Latn-translit

local export = {} local gsub = mw.ustring.gsub local match = mw.ustring.match local sub = mw.ustring.sub

local c = { ["Deva"] = { ["k"] = "क", ["kh"] = "ख",  ["g"] = "ग", ["gh"] = "घ",   ["ṅ"] = "ङ", ["c"] = "च", ["ch"] = "छ",  ["j"] = "ज",  ["jh"] = "झ",  ["ñ"] = "ञ", ["ṭ"] = "ट", ["ṭh"] = "ठ",   ["ḍ"] = "ड", ["ḍh"] = "ढ",   ["ṇ"] = "ण", ["t"] = "त", ["th"] = "थ",   ["d"] = "द", ["dh"] = "ध",   ["n"] = "न", ["p"] = "प", ["ph"] = "फ",  ["b"] = "ब",  ["bh"] = "भ",  ["m"] = "म", ["y"] = "य",  ["r"] = "र",   ["l"] = "ल",   ["ḷ"] = "ळ",  ["v"] = "व", ["ś"] = "श",  ["ṣ"] = "ष",   ["s"] = "स",  ["h"] = "ह",   ["ʔ"] = "ॽ", ["q"] = "क़", ["k͟h"] = "ख़",  ["ġ"] = "ग़",   ["z"] = "ज़",  ["ž"] = "झ़", ["ṛ"] = "ड़", ["ṛh"] = "ढ़",   ["ṉ"] = "ऩ",  ["f"] = "फ़",  ["ẏ"] = "य़", ["ṟ"] = "ऱ",   ["ḻ"] = "ऴ",  ["ç"] = "श़", ["g̤"] = "ॻ",   ["j̤"] = "ॼ",  ["d̤"] = "ॾ",  ["b̤"] = "ॿ", ["kt"] = "क्त", ["kṣ"] = "क्ष", ["jñ"] = "ज्ञ", ["tt"] = "त्त", ["tr"] = "त्र", ["dd"] = "द्द", ["ddh"] = "द्ध", ["db"] = "द्ब", ["dbh"] = "द्भ", ["dm"] = "द्म", ["dy"] = "द्य", ["dv"] = "द्व", ["śr"] = "श्र", ["śn"] = "श्न", ["str"] = "स्त्र", ["hm"] = "ह्म", ["hy"] = "ह्म", ["æ"] = "ॲ",   ["ǣ"] = "ऄ", ["a"] = "अ",  ["ā"] = "आ", ["i"] = "इ",   ["ī"] = "ई",  ["u"] = "उ",  ["ū"] = "ऊ", ["r̥"] = "ऋ",   ["r̥̄"] = "ॠ", ["l̥"] = "ऌ",  ["l̥̄"] = "ॡ", ["ê"] = "ऍ",   ["e"] = "ऎ",  ["ē"] = "ए",  ["ai"] = "ऐ", ["ô"] = "ऑ",  ["o"] = "ऒ", ["ō"] = "ओ", ["au"] = "औ",  ["m͒"] = "ऀ", ["m̐"] = "ँ",  ["ṁ"] = "ं", ["ḥ"] = "ः",  ["'"] = "ऽ",  ["."] = "्", --Nukta↘, ↖Candrabindu, Anusvara,     Visarga,       Agravaha,     Virama, ["̊"] = "़",   [""] = "",	},	["Khmr"] = { ["k"] = "ក", ["kh"] = "ខ", ["g"] = "គ", ["gh"] = "ឃ",   ["ṅ"] = "ង", ["c"] = "ច", ["ch"] = "ឆ", ["j"] = "ជ", ["jh"] = "ឈ",  ["ñ"] = "ញ", ["ṭ"] = "ដ", ["ṭh"] = "ឋ", ["ḍ"] = "ឌ", ["ḍh"] = "ឍ",   ["ṇ"] = "ណ", ["t"] = "ត", ["th"] = "ថ", ["d"] = "ទ", ["dh"] = "ធ",   ["n"] = "ន", ["p"] = "ប", ["ph"] = "ផ", ["b"] = "ព", ["bh"] = "ភ",   ["m"] = "ម", ["y"] = "យ",  ["r"] = "រ",  ["l"] = "ល", ["ḷ"] = "ឡ",    ["v"] = "វ", ["ś"] = "ឝ",  ["ṣ"] = "ឞ", ["s"] = "ស", ["h"] = "ហ",    ["ʔ"] = "អ", ["a"] = "អ", ["ā"] = "អា", ["i"] = "ឥ",  ["ī"] = "ឦ",  ["u"] = "ឧ",  ["ū"] = "ឩ",  ["uk"] = "ឨ", ["r̥"] = "ឫ",  ["r̥̄"] = "ឬ",  ["l̥"] = "ឭ",  ["l̥̄"] = "ឮ", ["ē"] = "ឯ", ["ai"] = "ឰ", ["ô"] = "ឪ",  ["o"] = "ឲ",  ["ō"] = "ឱ",  ["au"] = "ឳ", ["ṁ"] = "ំ",    ["ḥ"] = "ះ",  ["'"] = "ៜ",   ["."] = "៑",      ["̊"] = "ំ", --      Anusvara,       Visarga,      Agravaha,      Virama,         Nukta, [""] = "", 	},	["Mymr"] = { ["k"] = "က", ["kh"] = "ခ",  ["g"] = "ဂ", ["gh"] = "ဃ",  ["ṅ"] = "င", ["c"] = "စ",  ["ch"] = "ဆ", ["j"] = "ဇ", ["jh"] = "ဈ",  ["ñ"] = "ဉ", ["ṭ"] = "ဋ",  ["ṭh"] = "ဌ",  ["ḍ"] = "ဍ", ["ḍh"] = "ဎ",  ["ṇ"] = "ဏ", ["t"] = "တ", ["th"] = "ထ", ["d"] = "ဒ", ["dh"] = "ဓ",   ["n"] = "န", ["p"] = "ပ",  ["ph"] = "ဖ",  ["b"] = "ဗ", ["bh"] = "ဘ", ["m"] = "မ", ["y"] = "ယ",  ["r"] = "ရ",  ["l"] = "လ", ["ḷ"] = "ဠ",  ["v"] = "ဝ", ["ś"] = "ၐ",   ["ṣ"] = "ၑ",  ["s"] = "သ", ["h"] = "ဟ", ["ss"] = "ဿ", ["ññ"] = "ည", ["g̤"] = "ၚ",   ["j̤"] = "ၛ",  ["d̤"] = "ၜ",  ["b̤"] = "ၝ", ["św"] = "ၡ", --		 Mon ṅa,        Mon jha,       Mon bba,      Mon bbe,     S'gaw śa, ["thw"] = "ၥ", ["pw"] = "ၦ", ["ṇw"] = "ၮ", ["yw"] = "ၯ", ["ghw"] = "ၰ", --		Pwo tha,      Pwo pwa,      Pwo ṇa,         Pwo ywa,       Pwo ghwa, ["q"] = "ၵ",  ["k͟h"] = "ၶ",  ["ġ"] = "ၷ",  ["ç"] = "ၸ",  ["z"] = "ၹ", --		 Shan ka,      Shan kha,      Shan ga,       Shan ca,       Shan za, ["ẏ"] = "ၺ",  ["ṛ"] = "ၻ", ["ṉ"] = "ၼ",  ["p̊"] = "ၽ",  ["f"] = "ၾ", --		 Shan ña,       Shan da,      Shan na,       Shan pha,      Shan fa, ["b̊"] = "ၿ",  ["ṛh"] = "ႀ", ["ž"] = "ႁ",   ["f̊"] = "ႎ", --		 Shan ba,      Shan tha,      Shan ha,       Palaung fa, ["kk"] = "က္က", ["kkh"] = "က္ခ", ["gg"] = "ဂ္ဂ", ["ggh"] = "ဂ္ဃ", ["cc"] = "စ္စ", ["cch"] = "စ္ဆ", ["jj"] = "ဇ္ဇ", ["jjh"] = "ဇ္ဈ", ["ṭṭ"] = "ဋ္ဋ", ["ṭṭh"] = "ဋ္ဌ", ["ḍḍ"] = "ဍ္ဍ", ["ḍḍh"] = "ဍ္ဎ", ["tt"] = "တ္တ", ["tth"] = "တ္ထ", ["dd"] = "ဒ္ဒ", ["ddh"] = "ဒ္ဓ", ["pp"] = "ပ္ပ", ["pph"] = "ပ္ဖ", ["bb"] = "ဗ္ဗ", ["bbh"] = "ဗ္ဘ", ["ñc"] = "ဉ္စ", ["ñch"] = "ဉ္ဆ", ["ñj"] = "ဉ္ဇ", ["ñjh"] = "ဉ္ဈ", ["ṇṭ"] = "ဏ္ဋ", ["ṇḍ"] = "ဏ္ဍ", ["nt"] = "န္တ", ["nth"] = "န္ထ", ["nd"] = "န္ဒ", ["ndh"] = "န္ဓ", ["nn"] = "န္န", ["mp"] = "မ္ပ", ["mb"] = "မ္ဗ", ["mbh"] = "မ္ဘ", ["mm"] = "မ္မ",

["a"] = "အ", ["ā"] = "အာ", ["i"] = "ဣ",  ["ī"] = "ဤ",  ["u"] = "ဥ",  ["ū"] = "ဦ", ["r̥"] = "ၒ",   ["r̥̄"] = "ၓ",   ["l̥"] = "ၔ",  ["l̥̄"] = "ၕ", ["e"] = "ဧ",  ["ē"] = "ဨ", ["ō"] = "ဩ", ["au"] = "ဪ", ["ṁ"] = "ံ",     ["ḥ"] = "း",   ["'"] = "်",   ["."] = "္",     ["̊"] = "့", --      Anusvara,        Visarga,       Agravaha,    Virama,         Nukta, [""] = "",	},	["Sinh"] = { ["k"] = "ක", ["kh"] = "ඛ", ["g"] = "ග", ["gh"] = "ඝ", ["ṅ"] = "ඞ", ["c"] = "ච", ["ch"] = "ඡ", ["j"] = "ජ", ["jh"] = "ඣ", ["ñ"] = "ඤ", ["ṭ"] = "ට", ["ṭh"] = "ඨ", ["ḍ"] = "ඩ", ["ḍh"] = "ඪ", ["ṇ"] = "ණ", ["t"] = "ත", ["th"] = "ථ", ["d"] = "ද", ["dh"] = "ධ", ["n"] = "න", ["p"] = "ප", ["ph"] = "ඵ", ["b"] = "බ", ["bh"] = "භ", ["m"] = "ම", ["y"] = "ය", ["r"] = "ර", ["l"] = "ල",  ["ḷ"] = "ළ",  ["v"] = "ව", ["ś"] = "ශ", ["ṣ"] = "ෂ",  ["s"] = "ස", ["h"] = "හ", ["g͜n"] = "ඥ", ["ṁ͜g"] = "ඟ", ["ṁ͜j"] = "ඦ", ["ṁ͜ḍ"] = "ඬ", ["ṁ͜d"] = "ඳ", ["ṁ͜b"] = "ඹ", ["f"] = "ෆ", ["æ"] = "ඇ",  ["ǣ"] = "ඈ", ["a"] = "අ",  ["ā"] = "ආ", ["i"] = "ඉ",  ["ī"] = "ඊ",  ["u"] = "උ",   ["ū"] = "ඌ", ["r̥"] = "ඍ", ["r̥̄"] = "ඎ", ["l̥"] = "ඏ",  ["l̥̄"] = "ඐ", ["e"] = "එ",  ["ē"] ="ඒ",  ["ai"] = "ඓ", ["o"] = "ඔ",  ["ō"] = "ඕ", ["au"] = "ඖ", ["ṁ"] = "ං", ["ḥ"] = "ඃ", ["."] = "්", Anusvara,    Visarga,      Virama, [""] = "",	},

["Thai"] = { ["k"] = "ก", ["kh"] = "ข", ["g"] = "ค", ["gh"] = "ฆ", ["ṅ"] = "ง", ["c"] = "จ", ["ch"] = "ฉ", ["j"] = "ช", ["jh"] = "ฌ", ["ñ"] = "ญ", ["ṭ"] = "ฏ", ["ṭh"] = "ฐ", ["ḍ"] = "ฑ", ["ḍh"] = "ฒ", ["ṇ"] = "ณ", ["t"] = "ต", ["th"] = "ถ", ["d"] = "ท", ["dh"] = "ธ", ["n"] = "น", ["p"] = "ป", ["ph"] = "ผ", ["b"] = "พ", ["bh"] = "ภ", ["m"] = "ม", ["y"] = "ย", ["r"] = "ร", ["l"] = "ล", ["v"] = "ว", ["s"] = "ส", ["h"] = "ห", ["ḷ"] = "ฬ", ["a"] = "อ", ["ā"] = "อา", ["i"] = "อิ", ["ī"] = "อี", ["u"] = "อุ", ["ū"] = "อู", ["e"] = "อเ", --to be swapped later ["o"] = "อโ", --to be swapped later ["ṃ"] = "ํ", ["ḥ"] = "", [""] = "",	}, }

local v = { ["Deva"] = { ["a"] = "", 	 ["ā"] = " ा", ["i"] = " ि", ["ī"] = " ी",  ["u"] = " ु",  ["ū"] = " ू", ["r̥"] = " ृ", ["r̥̄"] = " ॄ",  ["l̥"] = " ॢ",  ["l̥̄"] = " ॣ", ["ê"] = " ॅ", ["e"] = " ॆ",  ["ē"] = " े",  ["ai"] = " ै", ["ô"] = " ॉ", ["o"] = " ो",  ["ō"] = " ो",  ["au"] = " ौ", [""] = "",	},

["Khmr"] = { ["a"] = "",    ["ā"] = " ា", ["i"] = " ិ",	 ["ī"] = " ី", 	 ["u"] = " ុ",	 ["ū"] = " ូ", ["y"] = " ឹ",	 ["yy"] = " ឺ",	 ["ua"] = " ួ",	["oe"] = " ើ", ["ya"] = " ឿ",	["ie"] = " ៀ", ["ē"] = " េ", ["ae"] = " ែ", ["ai"] = " ៃ",				   ["ō"] = " ោ", ["au"] = " ៅ", [""] = "",	},

["Mymr"] = { ["a"] = "", ["ā"] = " ာ", --									tall ["ā"] = " ါ", ["i"] = " ိ", 	["ī"] = " ီ",	["u"] = " ု", 	["ū"] = " ူ", ["ē"] = " ေ", 	["ai"] = " ဲ", --		above ["ē"] = " ဵ", Mon ["ī"] = " ဳ", Mon ["ō"] = " ဴ", ["ō"] = " ော", [""] = "",	},

["Sinh"] = { ["a"] = "", ["ā"] = "ා", ["i"] = "ි", ["ī"] = "ී", ["u"] = "ු", ["ū"] = "ූ", ["ē"] = "ෙ", ["ō"] = "ො", [""] = "",	},

["Thai"] = { ["a"] = "", ["ā"] = "า", ["i"] = "ิ", ["ī"] = "ี", ["u"] = "ุ", ["ū"] = "ู", ["e"] = "เ", ["o"] = "โ", [""] = "",	},

}

local s = { ["Deva"] = { ["0"] = "०", ["1"] = "१", ["2"] = "२", ["3"] = "३", ["4"] = "४",		["5"] = "५", ["6"] = "६", ["7"] = "७", ["8"] = "८", ["9"] = "९", 		["."] = "।", ["-"] = "-",	},

["Khmr"] = { ["0"] = "០", ["1"] = "១", ["2"] = "២", ["3"] = "៣", ["4"] = "៤", 		["5"] = "៥", ["6"] = "៦", ["7"] = "៧", ["8"] = "៨", ["9"] = "៩", 		["."] = "។", ["-"] = "-",	},

["Mymr"] = { ["0"] = "၀", ["1"] = "၁", ["2"] = "၂", ["3"] = "၃", ["4"] = "၄", 		["5"] = "၅", ["6"] = "၆", ["7"] = "၇", ["8"] = "၈", ["9"] = "၉", 		["."] = "။", ["-"] = "-",	},

["Sinh"] = { ["0"] = "0", ["1"] = "1", ["2"] = "2", ["3"] = "3", ["4"] = "4", 		["5"] = "5", ["6"] = "6", ["7"] = "7", ["8"] = "8", ["9"] = "9", 		["."] = ".", ["-"] = "-",	},

["Thai"] = { ["0"] = "๐", ["1"] = "๑", ["2"] = "๒", ["3"] = "๓", ["4"] = "๔", 		["5"] = "๕", ["6"] = "๖", ["7"] = "๗", ["8"] = "๘", ["9"] = "๙", 		["."] = ".", ["-"] = "-",	},

}

local join = { ["Deva"] = "्", ["Khmr"] = "្", ["Mymr"] = "္", ["Sinh"] = "්", ["Thai"] = "ฺ", }

local kill = { ["Deva"] = "्", ["Khmr"] = "៑", ["Mymr"] = "်", ["Sinh"] = "්", ["Thai"] = "ฺ", }

local function return_error(text) return error(("Unrecognised part: \"%s\""):format(text)) end

function export.tr(text, script) if type(text) == "table" then text, script = text.args[1], text.args[2] end text = gsub(text, "[0-9\.]", s[script]) for word in mw.ustring.gmatch(text, "[aāiīuūeoṃḥkhgṅcjñṭḍṇtdnpbmyrlḷvs]+") do		local word_conv, orig_word = {}, word word = gsub(word, "([aāiīuūeo][ṃḥ]?)", "%1 ") word = gsub(word, " $", "") for syllable in mw.text.gsplit(word, " ") do			if not match(syllable, "[aāiīuūeoṃḥ]$") then syllable = syllable .. "a" .. kill[script] end syllable = gsub(syllable, "^([khgṅcjñṭḍṇtdnpbmyrlḷvs]*)([aāiīuūeo])([ṃḥ]?)([्៑်්ฺ]?)$", function(onset, vowel, coda, optJoin)				if onset == "" then					onset = vowel					vowel = ""				end				if not c[script][onset] then					if match(onset, "^[ṅñṇnm]") then						onset = c[script][sub(onset, 1, 1)] .. join[script] ..							(c[script][sub(onset, 2, -1)] or return_error(onset))					elseif match(onset, "h$") and sub(onset, 1, 1) == sub(onset, 2, 2) then						onset = (c[script][sub(onset, 1, 1)] or return_error(onset)) .. join[script] ..							(c[script][sub(onset, 2, -1)] or return_error(onset))					else						temp = {}						for character in mw.text.gsplit(onset, "") do							table.insert(temp, (c[script][character] or return_error(onset)))						end						onset = table.concat(temp, join[script])					end				else					onset = c[script][onset]				end				return onset .. (v[script][vowel] or return_error(vowel)) .. c[script][coda] .. optJoin end)			table.insert(word_conv, syllable)		end		word = table.concat(word_conv, "")		if script == "Thai" then			word = gsub(word, "(.)([เโ])", "%2%1")		end		if script == "Mymr" then			word = gsub(word, "([ဝခဂငဒပ])(္.)ာ", "%1%2ါ")			word = gsub(word, "([ဝခဂငဒပ])ာ", "%1ါ")			word = gsub(word, "္[ယဝ]", { ["္ယ"] = "ျ", ["္ဝ"] = "ွ" })		end		text = gsub(text, orig_word, word)	end	return text end

return export


text:
oppimestari

Noun

 * 1) teacher person who teaches, especially one that is not formally educated as teacher
 * Huttunen on ollut oppimestarini tervanpoltossa.
 * Huttunen has been my teacher in traditional tar distillation.

title: oppimestari


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Italic/nepōts

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  grandson
 * 2)  nephew

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Italic/nepōts


text:
saaiheid

Etymology
From.

title: saaiheid


text: saaiheden

title: saaiheden


text:
Sharpen luku

Etymology
After.

Noun

 * 1)  Sharpe ratio

title: Sharpen luku


text:
saamhorigheidsgevoel

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1)  of  (in a community)

title: saamhorigheidsgevoel


text: saamhorigheidsgevoelens

title: saamhorigheidsgevoelens


text:
crime doesn't pay

Proverb

 * 1) If you commit a crime you will most likely be punished for it.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Czech: zločin se nevyplácí
 * Danish: forbrydelse betaler sig ikke
 * Dutch: misdaad loont niet
 * Esperanto: de krimo, oni ne profitas
 * Finnish: rikos ei kannata
 * French: le crime ne paie pas
 * German: Verbrechen lohnt sich nicht
 * Italian: il crimine non paga
 * Latin: culpam poena premit comes
 * Polish: zbrodnia nie popłaca, winie depcze po piętach kara (Latin: culpam poena premit comes)
 * Portuguese: o crime não compensa
 * Swedish: brott lönar sig inte

title: crime doesn't pay


text:
nervecelle

Noun

 * 1)  neuron

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a nerve cell

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a nerve cell

title: nervecelle


text:
ջրանուն

Noun

 * 1) hydronym

title: ջրանուն


text:
աշխատավարձ

Noun

 * 1) salary

title: աշխատավարձ


text:
ߌ

Letter

 * 1) The third character of the

title: ߌ


text: saldo's

title: saldo's


text: saldootje

title: saldootje


text:
ߍ

Letter

 * 1) The fourth character of the

title: ߍ


text: saldootjes

title: saldootjes


text:
ߎ

Letter

 * 1) The fifth character of the

title: ߎ


text:
sóğn

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) parish, municipality

title: sóğn


text:
ߏ

Letter

 * 1) The sixth character of the

title: ߏ


text:
ߐ

Letter

 * 1) The seventh character of the

title: ߐ


text:
ߒ

Letter

 * 1) The eighth character of the

title: ߒ


text:
ߓ

Letter

 * 1) The ninth character of the

title: ߓ


text:
ߔ

Letter

 * 1) The tenth character of the

title: ߔ


text:
doelsaldo

Etymology
Compound of.

title: doelsaldo


text: doelsaldi

title: doelsaldi


text: doelsaldo's

title: doelsaldo's


text:
banksaldo

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1)  on a

title: banksaldo


text: banksaldi

title: banksaldi


text: banksaldo's

title: banksaldo's


text:
ytterkant

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) fringe, outer edge

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) fringe, outer edge

title: ytterkant


text: Category:Norwegian Bokmål terms prefixed with ytter-


text: Category:Norwegian Nynorsk terms prefixed with ytter-


text:
ytter-

Etymology
From the adjective.

Prefix

 * 1) outer

Etymology
From the adjective.

Prefix

 * 1) outer

Etymology
From the adjective.

Prefix

 * 1) outer

title: ytter-


text:
User:Sobreira/PIE Roberts-Pastor

template:R:ine:RobertsPastor The book uses <ə> (actually looks like <∂>, or a sort of eth without stroke, confusingly looking as a minuscule <δ>). I suppose it a sort of aspirated or laryngeal, as it is collated between  and , but I don't know better yet until further investigation. I suppose too that it is sometimes wrong in the transcription, because some words mark the superscript <ʷ> after the ending hyphen of the root (cf. ) and not even one <ḱ> or even  or  with subindexed number is used. Internal hyphens are also used within the root (namely: dl̥k-u-, ghebh-el-, ghel-unā-, ghos-ti-, kaə-id-, nekʷ-t-, nō-men-, oi-no-, ombh-ro-, (s)kʷal-o-, (s)poi-mo-, wī-ro-, wl̥p-ē-). Parentheses are also used (cf. dhē(i)-). Not all of them are roots (namely: eg, eghs, en, epi, kom, ne, uper, upo).
 * Title: Diccionario etimológico indoeuropeo de la lengua española
 * Authors: Edward A Roberts & Bárbara Pastor
 * Publisher: Alianza Editorial
 * Collection: Alianza Diccionarios
 * Year: 1996, 2 reimpres. 1997
 * ISBN: 9788420652528
 * Diacritics used: <ʷʰ₁₂₃l̥r̥m̥n̥āēīōūə>
 * Parts:
 * PIE: 1-198
 * Index by family: 199-284
 * Index by ES: 385-360

I place the homonym numbers outside the link.

{| class="sortable" border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="4" style="border: gray solid 1px; border-collapse: collapse;" ! nr. || page || root || meaning ES|| translation of meaning EN || updated wikt || derived t. and descendants }}
 * 1 || 1 || ag- || conducir || to drive, to lead || Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/h₂eǵ- ||
 * 1) + suf.  > ;
 * 2) + suf.  > ;
 * 3) + suf.  > ;
 * 4) + suf.  > Celtic
 * 2 || 2 || agro- || campo || field || Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/h₂éǵros ||
 * 3 || 2 || agʷhno- || cordero || lamb || Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/h₂egʷnós ||
 * 1) + suf.  > Celtic
 * 2 || 2 || agro- || campo || field || Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/h₂éǵros ||
 * 3 || 2 || agʷhno- || cordero || lamb || Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/h₂egʷnós ||
 * 3 || 2 || agʷhno- || cordero || lamb || Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/h₂egʷnós ||
 * 3 || 2 || agʷhno- || cordero || lamb || Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/h₂egʷnós ||
 * 3 || 2 || agʷhno- || cordero || lamb || Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/h₂egʷnós ||
 * 3 || 2 || agʷhno- || cordero || lamb || Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/h₂egʷnós ||
 * 3 || 2 || agʷhno- || cordero || lamb || Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/h₂egʷnós ||

title: User:Sobreira/PIE Roberts-Pastor


text:
Talk:Tsarnaev

For the etymology compare 🇨🇬. --Vahag (talk) 10:36, 13 June 2016 (UTC)

title: Talk:Tsarnaev


text: ytterkanten

title: ytterkanten


text:
polderen

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to compromise, to engage in consensus politics

title: polderen


text: ytterkanter

title: ytterkanter


text:
inpolderen

Etymology
Compound of.

Verb

 * 1)  to turn into a polder

title: inpolderen


text: ytterkantene

title: ytterkantene


text: ytterkantar

title: ytterkantar


text: ytterkantane

title: ytterkantane


text:
tjoekie

Noun

 * 1)  clink, prison

title: tjoekie


text:
լվածաղիկ

Etymology
From, because it repels fleas.

Noun

 * 1) feverfew,

title: լվածաղիկ


text:
broeikaseffect

Etymology
From 🇰🇲,.

title: broeikaseffect


text:
人種主義

Noun

 * 1) racism

title: 人種主義


text:
superbroeikasgas

Etymology
Compound of, perhaps a calque.

Noun

 * 1)  super greenhouse gas, greenhouse gases with a much more potent greenhouse effect than carbon dioxide

title: superbroeikasgas


text:
super greenhouse gas

Noun

 * 1)  Any greenhouse gas with a greenhouse effect that is several orders of magnitude stronger than that of carbon dioxide.

title: super greenhouse gas


text:
gewolt

Etymology
From, from. The presence of the prefix is a regional variation going back to Old Saxon.

Related to the verb from the. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Pronunciation

 * Stem vowel: ô²
 * or
 * While the combination /ld/ originally lengthened the vowel in Old Saxon, in several Middle Low German dialects it was treated like a geminate, or had actually become /lː/, and in turn shortened long vowels occurring before it. Further, the vowel was shortened before /lt/ from final obstruent devoicing. Dialects then often begun to apply the more common vowel length across all forms.

Noun

 * 1) power, capacity to impose one's will
 * 2) violence

title: gewolt


text: itseensä

title: itseensä


text:
ciosła

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1)  adze

title: ciosła


text:
լվակարկուտ

Noun

 * 1)  hail (especially small and rapidly falling pellets)

title: լվակարկուտ


text: ハロウィーン

title: ハロウィーン


text: タイポグラフィー

title: タイポグラフィー


text:
stopformulier

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) stop and search record form filled in by police officers when having subjected someone to a stop-and-search, in order to quantify ethnic profiling by the police

title: stopformulier


text:
User:Lingo Bingo Dingo/Dutch

 * Political lexicon
 * Uncitables

title: User:Lingo Bingo Dingo/Dutch


text: tyytyväisin

title: tyytyväisin


text:
śpieszyć

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to hurry
 * 2)  to hurry

title: śpieszyć


text:
pro ito

Adverb

 * 1)  therefore, because of something

title: pro ito


text: ვარშანიძე

title: ვარშანიძე


text: BUMP

title: BUMP


text:
pro qui

Adverb

 * indicating that there are multiple answers
 * indicating that there are multiple answers
 * indicating that there are multiple answers

title: pro qui


text:
Frick and Frack

Etymology
From the name of a Swiss-American ice skating comedy duo.

title: Frick and Frack


text: pro iti

title: pro iti


text: pro ti

title: pro ti


text: pro to

title: pro to


text:
User:Lingo Bingo Dingo/Dutch/Political lexicon

 * acquis • (noun, n.) acquis, acquis communautaire
 * acquis communautaire • (noun, n.) acquis, acquis communautaire
 * begrotingstsaar • (noun, m./c.) nickname for the, particularly  (left-wing discourse to oppose imposition of austerity, in particular by unelected dignitaries)
 * biefstuksocialisme • (noun, n.) a form of socialism that merely focuses on fulfilling workers' basic needs, rather than educating, edifying and emancipating them
 * boter bij de vis • (noun, f.; interjection) immediate or fast action or decision, similar to put up or shut up
 * de broekriem aanhalen • (verb phrase) to tighten one's belt, to run an austere budget
 * de tering naar de nering zetten • (verb phrase) to restructure government spending to turn budget deficit into a surplus (discourse used by conservative liberals to advocate austerity)
 * eurocommissaris • (noun, m./c.) European Commissioner
 * gehaktdag • nickname for  Verantwoordingsdag, derived from the phrase woensdag gehaktdag''
 * gekke Geert • (proper noun, m.) (pejorative) nickname for  Geert Wilders
 * Havana aan de Waal • nickname for  Nijmegen, literally "Havana upon the Waal"
 * kamermeerderheid • (noun, f.) majority in a chamber of parliament
 * massa-immigratie • (noun, f.) mass immigration
 * massamigratie • (noun, f.) mass (im)migration
 * Prinsjesdag • (noun, m.) day on which the government policy and budget for the coming year are set out, taking place on the third Tuesday in September
 * Rode Jehova • (noun, c.) nickname for the SP, derived from their former practice of going from door to door
 * verantwoordelijkheid nemen • (verb phrase) to govern or to help the government otherwise
 * Verantwoordingsdag • (noun, m.) day intended for review of government policy set out at Prinsjesdag, taking place on the third Wednesday in May
 * Verenigde Vergadering • (noun, f.) both chambers of Parliament combined in session
 * verhuiscircus • (noun, n.) nickname for the sessions of the European Parliament at Strasbourg and the logistics involved in moving from Brussels to Strasbourg
 * zich achter de dijken verschuilen (or verstoppen) • (verb phrase) to retreat to isolationism, to hide from the outside world


text: pie-eaters

title: pie-eaters


text:
User:Bemoty

No decision is a decision too.

No user profile is a user profile too.

title: User:Bemoty


text: portalades

title: portalades


text: clavicordis

title: clavicordis


text: denaris

title: denaris


text: dislèctiques

title: dislèctiques


text: dislèctica

title: dislèctica


text: dislèctics

title: dislèctics


text: festivitats

title: festivitats


text: guardonats

title: guardonats


text: heroïnòmana

title: heroïnòmana


text: heroïnòmans

title: heroïnòmans


text: heroïnòmanes

title: heroïnòmanes


text: senyorius

title: senyorius


text: serietats

title: serietats


text: trajectes

title: trajectes


text: tupins

title: tupins


text: tupís

title: tupís


text: perfils

title: perfils


text: urbanismes

title: urbanismes


text:
inhibitingly

Adverb

 * 1) So as to inhibit.

title: inhibitingly


text: hitouts

title: hitouts


text:
เด็กแว้น

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1)  boy racer.

title: เด็กแว้น


text:
Talk:OTA

I found the following sentence in an article in the June 13, 2016 issue of the Boston Metro newspaper on the New England Patriots professional (gridiron) football team : [Headline:] Patriots players realistic about what June OTAs mean As much as some of us football geeks would love to dissect every play in OTAs and mini-camp with the hope that it will translate into what to expect in Week 6 of the regular season, that just isn't what these offseason programs are intended for. ☺ Dick Kimball (talk) 14:48, 13 June 2016 (UTC)

title: Talk:OTA


text: Category:Italian female given names from Hebrew


text:
csont és bőr

Etymology
+ +, literally "bone and skin"

Noun

 * 1)  skin and bones emaciated; very thin, as from lack of nutrition

title: csont és bőr


text:
Talk:的

=Omission of 的= "的 must be omitted when it refers to a close relationship (family, close friends) or to an institutional or organizational relationship (school, work)."
 * I'd say it's not always a must. Consider three examples: "這是我媽媽", "我媽媽來了", "我媽媽來接我了". It's acceptable to say "這是我的媽媽", but "我的媽媽來了" sounds weird, "我的媽媽來接我了" sounds even worse. Mteechan (talk) 15:09, 13 June 2016 (UTC)
 * Agree. I've changed it to say "的 is usually omitted". — justin(r)leung { (t...) 21:39, 14 June 2016 (UTC)

Sichuanese ne1/di1
, where exactly did you find ne1 and di1 from? — justin(r)leung { (t...) 06:38, 22 January 2017 (UTC)

Pinyin needed
The last point in https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E7%9A%84#Usage_notes needs pinyin for the terms 白勺的, 雙人得, 土也地. --Backinstadiums (talk) 13:54, 20 December 2017 (UTC)

Min Nan ê and --ê
There should be a explanation about the difference between the two. You know, ê follows noun (phrase) like i ê miâ(伊 ê 名）, while --ê follows verb (phrase) or adjectival (phrase) like 賣菜的(bē-tshài--ê) and 董的(táng--ê)(當董事長的).--Yoshiciv (talk) 00:53, 18 October 2018 (UTC)

Why "mark in a target" as secondary?
Why does it say that "The sense of “mark in a target” may be secondary"? I find it perfectly natural that it would be the original meaning. A bright target put/painted on something used as a metaphor to mean things related to the targeted thing is perfect natural. Then this adjective sense expands to the possessive sense as juxtaposition in Chinese can have both an adjective and a possessive sense. See more at. Daniel.z.tg (talk) 00:59, 24 August 2023 (UTC)

title: Talk:的


text: lunchings

title: lunchings


text:
flatpacked

Adjective

 * 1) Of furniture: supplied in flatpack form for self-assembly.

title: flatpacked


text:
Hartian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to  (1907–1992), British legal philosopher.
 * 2) Of or relating to  (b. 1965), American writer, philosopher, religious studies scholar, critic, and theologian.

title: Hartian


text:
Kelsenian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to  (1881–1973), Austrian legal and political philosopher.

Translations

 * French:

title: Kelsenian


text:
Talk:BUMP

This is a back-formation, right? I've never seen it in CAPS before. Equinox ◑ 15:48, 13 June 2016 (UTC)

 * Oh? A back-formation from what? — I.S.M.E.T.A. 16:50, 13 June 2016 (UTC)

 * I mean a backronym. I thought originally it was just the usual word bump, like a sound effect. Equinox ◑ 16:56, 13 June 2016 (UTC)

 * Really? I'd never figured that, and I took instances of in this sense to be just laziness re capitalising acronyms and initialisms in informal contexts. Please feel free to correct the entry in whatever way you see fit. — I.S.M.E.T.A. 14:57, 18 June 2016 (UTC)

 * suggests this ety is a backronym too... I'll change it. Equinox ◑ 04:35, 22 June 2016 (UTC)

 * OK, cool. Might it not be worth mentioning the backronymous interpretation ("bring up my post") somewhere? Perhaps in an etymology section or something? — I.S.M.E.T.A. 23:19, 23 June 2016 (UTC)

 * I don't really see the point of listing folk etymologies. It somehow seems to legitimise them. What do you want to say? "The supposed etymology Council House and Vulgar has no basis!" Okay. Anyway, add it if you really want! Equinox ◑ 23:53, 23 June 2016 (UTC)

 * Well, if we had an alternative-form entry for, wouldn't it make sense to explain that the word was misinterpreted as an acronym, and to give examples thereof? — I.S.M.E.T.A. 14:20, 24 June 2016 (UTC)

title: Talk:BUMP


text: powerdrill

title: powerdrill


text: powerdrills

title: powerdrills


text:
power drill

Alternative forms

 * powerdrill

Noun

 * 1) A hand-held drill powered by electric motor.

title: power drill


text: power drills

title: power drills


text:
introitive

Adjective

 * 1)  Tending inward.

title: introitive


text:
egyszer s mindenkorra

Adverb

 * 1)  once and for all, for good and all, for good finally, permanently, conclusively

title: egyszer s mindenkorra


text: flat-picked

title: flat-picked


text: flat-picks

title: flat-picks


text: flat-picking

title: flat-picking


text: alkatrienes

title: alkatrienes


text: mindenkorra

title: mindenkorra


text:
antibioresistance

Noun

 * 1) resistance to the effects of an antibiotic

Translations

 * French:

title: antibioresistance


text:
antibiorésistance

Noun

 * 1) antibioresistance

title: antibiorésistance


text:
antihepatic

Adjective

 * 1)  That counters any disease of the liver

title: antihepatic


text:
bioreactive

Adjective

 * 1) biologically or biochemically reactive

title: bioreactive


text:
biorefractory

Adjective

 * 1) biologically or biochemically refractory

title: biorefractory


text:
egyszer-egyszer

Adverb

 * 1) every now and then, every once in a while, every so often

title: egyszer-egyszer


text:
corpse-to-be

Noun

 * 1)  A person or other living creature that is expected to die soon.

title: corpse-to-be


text: corpses-to-be

title: corpses-to-be


text:
podand

Noun

 * 1)  Any open-chain equivalent of a crown ether, i.e. a compound having one or more -O-CH2-CH2-O- group

title: podand


text:
dipodand

Noun

 * 1)  Any open-chain equivalent of a crown ether that has a -O-CH2-CH2-O-CH2-CH2-O- group

title: dipodand


text: dipodands

title: dipodands


text: reheatings

title: reheatings


text: Category:Italian male given names from Hebrew


text: chainsawn

title: chainsawn


text:
erythrokinetics

Noun

 * 1) The kinetics of the life span of erythrocytes

title: erythrokinetics


text:
yawnily

Adverb

 * 1) In a yawny manner.

title: yawnily


text:
yawnable

Adjective

 * 1)  boring; tedious

title: yawnable


text:
hypermentalizing

Noun

 * 1) Excessive mentalizing

title: hypermentalizing


text:
hypomentalizing

Noun

 * 1) mentalizing to a lesser degree than normal

title: hypomentalizing


text:
hypospleny

Etymology
From.

title: hypospleny


text: immunodomination

title: immunodomination


text:
interflavan

Adjective

 * 1)  Between flavan groups.

title: interflavan


text: intergenotypes

title: intergenotypes


text:
macronodule

Noun

 * 1) A relatively large nodule

Related terms

 * macronodular

title: macronodule


text: macronodules

title: macronodules


text: metabisulfide

title: metabisulfide


text:
miniflap

Noun

 * 1) A small flap

title: miniflap


text:
ἐλᾶαι στοιχάδες

Etymology
Literally “olive-trees [planted] in rows one behind another”.

Noun

 * 1) olive trees which are not ,

Declension
See the declensions of and.

title: ἐλᾶαι στοιχάδες


text:
κατὰ στοιχεῖον

Adverb

 * 1) in the  of the letters,

title: κατὰ στοιχεῖον


text:
Στοιχάδες

Etymology
A substantivisation of, in elliptical use for , used as a proper noun. Compare and.

Proper noun

 * 1) a  of islands  the

title: Στοιχάδες


text:
στοιχαδικός

Adjective

 * 1) prepared from the

title: στοιχαδικός


text: miniflaps

title: miniflaps


text:
στοιχαδίτης

Adjective
, first declension

 * 1) flavoured with the

title: στοιχαδίτης


text:
στοιχάς

Adjective

 * 1) in rows one  another

Noun

 * 1) an  plant,

title: στοιχάς


text: στοιχειακός

title: στοιχειακός


text: στοιχειακῶς

title: στοιχειακῶς


text:
στοιχειολάτρης

Noun

 * 1) a  of the elements of nature as having divine qualities, idolater
 * 2) * Ἀθανάσιος as quoted by the folklorist Nikolaos Politis.
 * ἐτίμων πολλοὶ τὰ στοιχεῖα καὶ θείας δυνάμεις ἀπέδιδον εἰς αὐτά, κατήντησεν ἡ λέξις στοιχειολάτρης παρὰ τῷ Ἀθανασίῳ συνώνυμος τῷ 'εἰδωλολάτρης'
 * etímon polloὶ tὰ stoicheīa kai theías dynámeis apédidon eis autá, katíntisen he léxis stoicheiolátris pará tō Ἀthanasíō synónymos tō 'eἰdololátris'.
 * many have worshipped the elements,and attributed to them divine powers so that by Athanasius the word stœchiolater has ended up as synonymous to 'idololater'

title: στοιχειολάτρης


text:
στοιχειόω

Verb

 * 1) to    as elements
 * 2)  to be, to be
 * 3) to, to
 * 1) to, to
 * 1) to, to

title: στοιχειόω


text: στοιχειωδέστατος

title: στοιχειωδέστατος


text: στοιχειωδέστερος

title: στοιχειωδέστερος


text: στοιχειωδῶς

title: στοιχειωδῶς


text:
στοιχείωμα

Noun

 * 1) an, a
 * 2)  the signs of the
 * 1)  the signs of the

Synonyms

 * στοιχεῖᾰ

title: στοιχείωμα


text:
στοιχειωματικοί

Etymology
Substantivisation of the masculine plural of the assumed adjective, from.

Noun

 * 1) persons who cast nativities from the signs of the

title: στοιχειωματικοί


text:
Στοιχειώσεις

Etymology
Use as a proper noun of the plural of.

Proper noun

 * 1) a  by

title: Στοιχειώσεις


text:
στοιχείωσις

Noun

 * 1)  instruction, an elementary
 * 2) the
 * 1) the

title: στοιχείωσις


text:
στοιχειωτής

Noun

 * 1)  a  of elements

title: στοιχειωτής


text: στοιχειωτικός

title: στοιχειωτικός


text:
𐍃𐌺𐌴𐌹𐍂𐌴𐌹𐌽𐍃

Etymology
From. .

Noun

 * 1) explanation, clarification

title: 𐍃𐌺𐌴𐌹𐍂𐌴𐌹𐌽𐍃


text:
LGBTQ2

Usage notes

 * See the usage notes about.

title: LGBTQ2


text: 𐍃𐌺𐌴𐍂𐌴𐌹𐌽𐍃

title: 𐍃𐌺𐌴𐍂𐌴𐌹𐌽𐍃


text: skereins

title: skereins


text: 𐍃𐌺𐌴𐍂𐌴𐌹𐌽

title: 𐍃𐌺𐌴𐍂𐌴𐌹𐌽


text:
𐌲𐌰𐍃𐌺𐌴𐌹𐍂𐌾𐌰𐌽

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1) to interpret, explain
 * , John 9.7:
 * "got"

- 𐌾𐌰𐌷 𐌵𐌰𐌸 𐌳𐌿 𐌹𐌼𐌼𐌰: 𐌲𐌰𐌲𐌲 𐌸𐍅𐌰𐌷𐌰𐌽 𐍃𐍅𐌿𐌼𐍃𐌻 𐍃𐌹𐌻𐍉𐌰𐌼𐌹𐍃, 𐌸𐌰𐍄𐌴𐌹 𐌲𐌰𐍃𐌺𐌴𐌹𐍂𐌾𐌰𐌳𐌰 𐌹𐌽𐍃𐌰𐌽𐌳𐌹𐌸𐍃. 𐌲𐌰𐌻𐌰𐌹𐌸 𐌾𐌰𐌷 𐌰𐍆𐌸𐍅𐍉𐌷 𐌾𐌰𐌷 𐌵𐌰𐌼 𐍃𐌰𐌹𐍈𐌰𐌽𐌳𐍃.

title: 𐌲𐌰𐍃𐌺𐌴𐌹𐍂𐌾𐌰𐌽


text: gaskeirjan

title: gaskeirjan


text:
unangled

Adjective

 * 1) Not angled.

title: unangled


text:
Հրայր

Proper noun

 * , Hrayr

title: Հրայր


text: drum-head court

title: drum-head court


text:
Latinx

Etymology
Reinforced by 🇨🇬, formed on the same principle.

Pronunciation

 * , or, or sometimes as the phrase "Latino and Latina"

Adjective

 * 1)  Of Latin American descent or origin.

Noun

 * 1)  A Latin person (of any gender); a Latino or Latina.
 * 2) * 2015 Fall, City on a Hill Press-Primer, page 30:
 * Asian Latinxs [...] Chicanxs/Latinxs [...]
 * 1) * 2016 Spring, La Vida Nueva, page 48:
 * [And] there is no reason Latinxs shouldn't be the ones to fill them.
 * 1) * 2015 Fall, City on a Hill Press-Primer, page 30:
 * Asian Latinxs [...] Chicanxs/Latinxs [...]
 * 1) * 2016 Spring, La Vida Nueva, page 48:
 * [And] there is no reason Latinxs shouldn't be the ones to fill them.
 * [And] there is no reason Latinxs shouldn't be the ones to fill them.

Usage notes

 * Latinx is used as a gender-neutral alternative to Latino and Latina, including in the plural (where Latinxs can replace long phrases like Latinos and Latinas, or the use of Latinos alone to refer to mixed-gender group, which some feminists object to), by a small number of Hispanic people and others, mostly younger people, women, and non-binary people.  Some Hispanic people object to Latinx, considering it nontraditional or "politically correct". A 2019 poll of 508 Hispanic people found that only 2% chose the term as the one term that best described them; a 2020 poll found that only 3% of US adults who identified as Hispanic or Latino also described themselves as Latinx, and only 23% had heard of Latinx (of whom 10% preferred it). A 2021 poll asked Hispanic Americans about their preference among the terms Hispanic, Latino, and Latinx; 57% said it did not matter, and 4% chose Latinx; in a follow-up question about which term they lean toward, 5% chose Latinx.
 * As of 2023, the use of Latinx is illegal in government communications of the state of Arkansas, and gender-neutral forms including this one have been banned in education spaces in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and criticized by the Royal Spanish Academy.
 * Some people use as an alternative, saying it is more pronounceable in Spanish.

Translations

 * Spanish:, latinx, latin@

title: Latinx


text:
𐍃𐌹𐌻𐌳𐌰𐌻𐌴𐌹𐌺𐍃

Etymology
From. . Cognate with 🇨🇬 (🇨🇬).

Adjective

 * 1) amazing, marvelous

Usage notes
Substantivized as neuter plural in the 9th/10th century Mangup inscriptions to mean "miracles" or "marvels".

title: 𐍃𐌹𐌻𐌳𐌰𐌻𐌴𐌹𐌺𐍃


text:
ขุนนาง

Etymology
Believed to be from (1) 🇰🇲, according to and  who explained that the term refers to a man in authority who owns a harem of women, or (2) 🇰🇲, according to  who explained that the term refers to the embodiment of a man in authority and his wife.

Noun

 * 1)  public servant; public official; mandarin; bureaucrat.
 * 2)  nobleperson; person of noble rank; member of nobility.
 * 1)  nobleperson; person of noble rank; member of nobility.
 * 1)  nobleperson; person of noble rank; member of nobility.
 * 1)  nobleperson; person of noble rank; member of nobility.
 * 1)  nobleperson; person of noble rank; member of nobility.

Usage notes

 * Under the Thai feudal system, the term specifically refers to public officials entitled to at least 400 fiefs.

title: ขุนนาง


text:
𐍃𐌹𐌼𐌻𐌴

Etymology
From. Distantly related to 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1) once, sometime in the past

title: 𐍃𐌹𐌼𐌻𐌴


text:
tinea unguium

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Infection of a fingernail or toenail.

Synonyms

 * onychomycosis

title: tinea unguium


text:
وفاة

Etymology
From the root, with meanings related to “fulfilling”. Compare, ,.

Noun

 * 1) death

title: وفاة


text:
𐰍𐰕

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

Noun

 * 1)  mouth
 * 2) * 9th century CE, , Omen 27
 * "otk"

- 𐰋𐰇𐰼𐰃:𐰍𐰔𐰃:𐰢𐰾𐰃𐰢𐰃𐰾

title: 𐰍𐰕


text:
𐌺𐌰𐍅𐍄𐍃𐌾𐍉

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) bond, warranty
 * 2) * Naples Deed, c. 550:
 * "got"

- ... 𐌾𐌰𐌷 𐍆𐌰𐌿𐍂𐌸𐌹𐍃 𐌸𐌰𐌹𐍂𐌷 𐌺𐌰𐍅𐍄𐍃𐌾𐍉𐌽 𐌾𐌰𐌷 𐌼𐌹𐌸 𐌳𐌹𐌰𐌺𐍉𐌽𐌰 𐌰𐌻𐌰𐌼𐍉𐌳𐌰 𐌿𐌽𐍃𐌰𐍂𐌰𐌼𐌼𐌰 𐌾𐌰𐌷 𐌼𐌹𐌸 𐌲𐌰𐌷𐌻𐌰𐌹𐌱𐌹𐌼 𐌿𐌽𐍃𐌰𐍂𐌰𐌹𐌼 𐌰𐌽𐌳𐌽𐌴𐌼𐌿𐌼 𐍃𐌺𐌹𐌻𐌻𐌹𐌲𐌲𐌰𐌽𐍃 ·𐍂·𐌺· 𐍅𐌰𐌹𐍂𐌸 𐌸𐌹𐌶𐌴 𐍃𐌰𐌹𐍅𐌴.

Declension
Cat:got:Law

title: 𐌺𐌰𐍅𐍄𐍃𐌾𐍉


text: Category:got:Law

title: Category:got:Law


text:
Beau's lines

Etymology
After (1806–1865)

Noun

 * 1) Crosswise, linear indentations of fingernails.

title: Beau's lines


text: kawtsjo

title: kawtsjo


text:
Rhymes:Dutch/øːzən

Two syllables

 * deuzen
 * kneuzen
 * leuzen
 * neuzen
 * reuzen

title: Rhymes:Dutch/øːzən


text: Rhymes:Dutch/øːrən

title: Rhymes:Dutch/øːrən


text:
sanace

Noun

 * 1) renovation, restoration, healing

Usage notes

 * Mostly used in connection with economy, ecology, civil engineering and medicine.

title: sanace


text:
𐰑𐰴

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

Noun

 * 1)  leg, foot
 * 2) * 8th century CE, , N6-7
 * "otk"

- 𐱅𐰇𐰼𐰜:𐰉𐰆𐰑𐰣:𐰑𐰴:𐰴𐰢𐱁𐱃𐰑𐰃:𐰖𐰉𐰞𐰴:𐰉𐰆𐰡𐰀𐰲𐰃:𐰼𐱅𐰃

title: 𐰑𐰴


text:
drumhead tribunal

Noun

 * 1) A drumhead court-martial.

title: drumhead tribunal


text:
fel s alá

Etymology
+ +

Adverb

 * 1)  up and down, back and forth alternately forwards and backwards along a path

title: fel s alá