text: logei

title: logei


text: logeorum

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

title: logeorum


text: logeo

title: logeo


text: logeis

title: logeis


text: melimela

title: melimela


text: melimeli

title: melimeli


text: melimelorum

title: melimelorum


text: melimelo

title: melimelo


text: melimelis

title: melimelis


text: mentastra

title: mentastra


text:
tlustý jako bečka

Adjective

 * 1)  fat as a pig, fat as a barrel

title: tlustý jako bečka


text: mentastrorum

title: mentastrorum


text: mentastris

title: mentastris


text: minii

title: minii


text: miniorum

title: miniorum


text: miniis

title: miniis


text:
subobject classifier

Noun

 * 1)  An object which serves as the codomain of a classifying morphism, together with a "true" global element of the said object.

title: subobject classifier


text: mosqueti

title: mosqueti


text: mosquetorum

title: mosquetorum


text: mosqueto

title: mosqueto


text: mosquetis

title: mosquetis


text: mulctri

title: mulctri


text: mulctrorum

title: mulctrorum


text: mulctro

title: mulctro


text: paccagia

title: paccagia


text: paccagii

title: paccagii


text:
σπέος

Etymology
According to Beekes, the word is undoubtedly from.

Noun

 * 1)  cave, cavern, grotto

title: σπέος


text: paccagiorum

title: paccagiorum


text: paccagio

title: paccagio


text: paccagiis

title: paccagiis


text: pharmaca

title: pharmaca


text: Category:grc:Landforms

title: Category:grc:Landforms


text: pharmaci

title: pharmaci


text: pharmacorum

title: pharmacorum


text:
pharmaco

Noun

 * 1) drug
 * 2) remedy

title: pharmaco


text: pharmacis

title: pharmacis


text: pinetorum

title: pinetorum


text: pinetis

title: pinetis


text: pistolia

title: pistolia


text: pistolii

title: pistolii


text: pistoliorum

title: pistoliorum


text: pistolio

title: pistolio


text: pistoliis

title: pistoliis


text: rapistra

title: rapistra


text: rapistri

title: rapistri


text: rapistrorum

title: rapistrorum


text: rapistro

title: rapistro


text: rapistris

title: rapistris


text: rosetorum

title: rosetorum


text: rosetis

title: rosetis


text: salicastra

title: salicastra


text: salicastri

title: salicastri


text: salicastrorum

title: salicastrorum


text: salicastro

title: salicastro


text: salicastris

title: salicastris


text: seborum

title: seborum


text: sebis

title: sebis


text: Category:grc:Water

title: Category:grc:Water


text: talca

title: talca


text: talci

title: talci


text: talcorum

title: talcorum


text: talcis

title: talcis


text: talitra

title: talitra


text: talitri

title: talitri


text: talitrorum

title: talitrorum


text: talitro

title: talitro


text: talitris

title: talitris


text: tettigonia

title: tettigonia


text: tettigonii

title: tettigonii


text: tettigoniorum

title: tettigoniorum


text: tettigonio

title: tettigonio


text: tettigoniis

title: tettigoniis


text: thalictra

title: thalictra


text: thalictri

title: thalictri


text: thalictrorum

title: thalictrorum


text: thalictro

title: thalictro


text: thalictris

title: thalictris


text: tredecennia

title: tredecennia


text: tredecennii

title: tredecennii


text: tredecenniorum

title: tredecenniorum


text: tredecennio

title: tredecennio


text: tredecenniis

title: tredecenniis


text: veriverbia

title: veriverbia


text: veriverbii

title: veriverbii


text: veriverbiorum

title: veriverbiorum


text: veriverbio

title: veriverbio


text: veriverbiis

title: veriverbiis


text: Category:Ancient Greek terms derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *wed-


text:
jako za groš kudla

Phrase

 * 1)  thin

title: jako za groš kudla


text:
อินฟราเรด

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) infrared.

title: อินฟราเรด


text: อินฟาเรด

title: อินฟาเรด


text: wegverkeer

title: wegverkeer


text:
satılık

Etymology
From. Compare, both ultimately from.

Adjective

 * 1) for sale

title: satılık


text: жанчыны

title: жанчыны


text:
교육학

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) pedagogy

title: 교육학


text:
javndøgur

Noun

 * 1) equinox

title: javndøgur


text:
肌腱炎

Noun

 * 1)  tendinitis

title: 肌腱炎


text:
腱炎

Noun

 * 1)  tendinitis

title: 腱炎


text:
Asorene

Proper noun

 * 1) the Azores

Usage notes
Asorene is the official spelling in Bokmål, and Azorene is used in and is favoured by the media. Azorene was also the official Bokmål spelling between 1962 and 2005. For more information see the Wikipedia article.

title: Asorene


text: jījiànyán

title: jījiànyán


text: jiànyán

title: jiànyán


text: 机件

title: 机件


text:
機件

Noun

 * 1) part; component of a machine

title: 機件


text: cactussen

title: cactussen


text: cactusje

title: cactusje


text: cactusjes

title: cactusjes


text: jíjiàn

title: jíjiàn


text:
cafeïne

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , or from , from.

title: cafeïne


text: 贫贱

title: 贫贱


text: pínjiàn

title: pínjiàn


text:
coffeïne

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: coffeïne


text: fùguì

title: fùguì


text:
koffieboon

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * A, a seed of a plant of the genus.

title: koffieboon


text: koffiebonen

title: koffiebonen


text: koffieboontje

title: koffieboontje


text: koffieboontjes

title: koffieboontjes


text: koffiebar

title: koffiebar


text:
大仁

Noun

 * 1)  great humanity; great benevolence

title: 大仁


text: koffieshop

title: koffieshop


text: èguǐ

title: èguǐ


text: koffieshops

title: koffieshops


text: koffieshopje

title: koffieshopje


text: koffieshopjes

title: koffieshopjes


text: língyáng

title: língyáng


text: wénzhàng

title: wénzhàng


text: qiànshēn

title: qiànshēn


text:
ontklerikalisering

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) declericalization

title: ontklerikalisering


text: shopje

title: shopje


text: shopjes

title: shopjes


text: mábù

title: mábù


text: fēiyú

title: fēiyú


text:
koffietijd

Noun

 * : time for a

title: koffietijd


text: koffietijden

title: koffietijden


text:
斥地

Verb

 * 1)  to expand territory

title: 斥地


text: koffiepauze

title: koffiepauze


text: koffiepauzes

title: koffiepauzes


text: koffiepauzen

title: koffiepauzen


text: koffiepauzetje

title: koffiepauzetje


text: koffiepauzetjes

title: koffiepauzetjes


text:
theepauze

Etymology
🇰🇲

title: theepauze


text:
spinnijdig

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) angry, livid, furious

title: spinnijdig


text: theepauzes

title: theepauzes


text: theepauzen

title: theepauzen


text: theepauzetje

title: theepauzetje


text: theepauzetjes

title: theepauzetjes


text: theeën

title: theeën


text: theetje

title: theetje


text: theetjes

title: theetjes


text: Category:Proto-Slavic terms suffixed with *-ša


text:
misoppfatning

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a misconception

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a misconception

title: misoppfatning


text: theelepels

title: theelepels


text: theelepeltjes

title: theelepeltjes


text: misoppfatninga

title: misoppfatninga


text:
bandar udara

Etymology
Compound of,. .

Noun

 * 1) airport

title: bandar udara


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/kryša

Etymology
From or from s-extension.

Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) roof
 * 2) shelter

Descendants

 * East Slavic:
 * South Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * South Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * South Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/kryša


text:
sumber

Noun

 * 1)  summer

Etymology

 * From, from.
 * for and  senses.

Noun

 * 1) source
 * 2) The person, place, or thing from which something (information, goods, etc.) comes or is acquired.
 * 3) Spring; fountainhead; wellhead; any collection of water on or under the surface of the ground in which a stream originates.
 * 4) A reporter's informant.
 * 5)  Source code.
 * 1) A reporter's informant.
 * 2)  Source code.

Noun

 * 1) source

Etymology
From.

Pronoun

 * 1) some

title: sumber


text:
fiycao

Numeral

 * 1)  fourteen

title: fiycao


text: misoppfatningen

title: misoppfatningen


text: misoppfatninger

title: misoppfatninger


text:
genaken

Etymology
From, from. Equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  to approach, to draw near
 * 2) * 1814/1818?, "Hoe zoet is 't in de lente te leven", Het Haagsche Bosch, 4.
 * "nl"

- Komt de Winter genaken, het strekt ons tot nutte,

title: genaken


text:
investasi

Etymology
From, old form of.

Noun

 * 1) investment:
 * 2) the act of investing, or state of being invested.
 * 3)  A placement of capital in expectation of deriving income or profit from its use or appreciation.

title: investasi


text: misoppfatningene

title: misoppfatningene


text: misoppfatningar

title: misoppfatningar


text: misoppfatningane

title: misoppfatningane


text:
funfcao

Numeral

 * 1)  fifteen

title: funfcao


text:
daarbeneden

Etymology
From. Equivalent to.

title: daarbeneden


text:
daarginder

Etymology
.

title: daarginder


text: กระลาโหม

title: กระลาโหม


text: กะลาโหม

title: กะลาโหม


text:
hundyt

Numeral

 * 1) hundred

title: hundyt


text: Bohemiae

title: Bohemiae


text: Bohemiam

title: Bohemiam


text:
søkelys

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a searchlight, spotlight
 * i søkelyset - in the spotlight, in the limelight

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a searchlight, spotlight

title: søkelys


text: Aetnam

title: Aetnam


text:
stinkmarter

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  European polecat,.

title: stinkmarter


text: Albae

title: Albae


text: Albam

title: Albam


text: Aleriae

title: Aleriae


text: Aleriam

title: Aleriam


text: Alesiae

title: Alesiae


text: Alesiam

title: Alesiam


text: Alexandreae

title: Alexandreae


text: Alexandream

title: Alexandream


text: Alexandriae

title: Alexandriae


text: Alexandriam

title: Alexandriam


text: Amantiae

title: Amantiae


text: Amantiam

title: Amantiam


text: Amasiae

title: Amasiae


text: Amasiam

title: Amasiam


text: amnestiae

title: amnestiae


text: amnestiam

title: amnestiam


text: amnestiarum

title: amnestiarum


text: amnestiis

title: amnestiis


text: amnestias

title: amnestias


text: Anconae

title: Anconae


text: Anconam

title: Anconam


text: Aquileiae

title: Aquileiae


text: Aquileiam

title: Aquileiam


text: Aquiloniae

title: Aquiloniae


text: Aquiloniam

title: Aquiloniam


text: Aquitaniae

title: Aquitaniae


text: Aquitaniam

title: Aquitaniam


text: Ardennae

title: Ardennae


text: Ardennam

title: Ardennam


text: Assyriae

title: Assyriae


text: Assyriam

title: Assyriam


text: Ausoniae

title: Ausoniae


text: Ausoniam

title: Ausoniam


text: Baiarum

title: Baiarum


text: Baiis

title: Baiis


text: Baias

title: Baias


text: Belgicae

title: Belgicae


text: Belgicam

title: Belgicam


text: Belorussiae

title: Belorussiae


text: Belorussiam

title: Belorussiam


text: Bercizomae

title: Bercizomae


text: Bercizomam

title: Bercizomam


text: Bithyniae

title: Bithyniae


text: Bithyniam

title: Bithyniam


text: Bononiae

title: Bononiae


text: Bononiam

title: Bononiam


text: Borussiae

title: Borussiae


text: Borussiam

title: Borussiam


text: Bosniae

title: Bosniae


text: Bosniam

title: Bosniam


text: Bostrae

title: Bostrae


text: Bostram

title: Bostram


text: Burdigalae

title: Burdigalae


text: Burdigalam

title: Burdigalam


text: Caesareae

title: Caesareae


text: Caesaream

title: Caesaream


text: Caietae

title: Caietae


text: Caietam

title: Caietam


text: Californiae

title: Californiae


text: Californiam

title: Californiam


text: Callaeciae

title: Callaeciae


text: Callaeciam

title: Callaeciam


text: Cantabriae

title: Cantabriae


text: Cantabriam

title: Cantabriam


text: Cappadociae

title: Cappadociae


text: Cappadociam

title: Cappadociam


text: Capuae

title: Capuae


text: Capuam

title: Capuam


text: Cariae

title: Cariae


text: Cariam

title: Cariam


text: Cechiae

title: Cechiae


text: Cechiam

title: Cechiam


text: Celticae

title: Celticae


text: Celticam

title: Celticam


text: Ciliciae

title: Ciliciae


text: Ciliciam

title: Ciliciam


text: Cordubae

title: Cordubae


text: Cordubam

title: Cordubam


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/ɛtlɪ

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/ɛtlɪ


text: Cracoviae

title: Cracoviae


text: Cracoviam

title: Cracoviam


text:
eger

Noun

 * 1) spoke

title: eger


text: Cremonae

title: Cremonae


text: Cremonam

title: Cremonam


text: cyclopiae

title: cyclopiae


text: cyclopiam

title: cyclopiam


text: cyclopiarum

title: cyclopiarum


text: cyclopiis

title: cyclopiis


text: Cydoneae

title: Cydoneae


text: Cydoneam

title: Cydoneam


text: Cydoniae

title: Cydoniae


text: Cydoniam

title: Cydoniam


text: Czechiae

title: Czechiae


text: Czechiam

title: Czechiam


text:
aluhoedje

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  tin-foil hat
 * 2)  conspiracy theorist, tinfoiler, crank, conspiracist
 * 1)  conspiracy theorist, tinfoiler, crank, conspiracist

title: aluhoedje


text: aluhoedjes

title: aluhoedjes


text: søkelyset

title: søkelyset


text:
atomic formula

Noun

 * 1)  A formula which does not have smaller subformulas.
 * In predicate logic, an atomic formula consists of a predicate together with its arguments, its arguments being terms.

Synonyms

 * prime formula

Antonyms

 * compound formula

title: atomic formula


text: søkelysa

title: søkelysa


text: Dalmatiae

title: Dalmatiae


text: Dalmatiam

title: Dalmatiam


text: Delmatiae

title: Delmatiae


text: Delmatiam

title: Delmatiam


text: Edessae

title: Edessae


text: Edessam

title: Edessam


text: elephantiae

title: elephantiae


text: elephantiam

title: elephantiam


text: Eurycleae

title: Eurycleae


text: Eurycleam

title: Eurycleam


text: Eurycliae

title: Eurycliae


text: Eurycliam

title: Eurycliam


text: Fescenniae

title: Fescenniae


text: Fescenniam

title: Fescenniam


text: Fessoniae

title: Fessoniae


text: Fessoniam

title: Fessoniam


text: Flandriae

title: Flandriae


text: Flandriam

title: Flandriam


text: Florentiae

title: Florentiae


text: Florentiam

title: Florentiam


text:
lanquan

Etymology
The second element corresponds to Latin.

Conjunction

 * 1) when
 * 2) * 12th century, Jaufré Rudel(Wikisource)
 * "pro"

- Lanquan li jorn son lonc, en may.

title: lanquan


text: Fluoniae

title: Fluoniae


text: Fluoniam

title: Fluoniam


text: frambesiae

title: frambesiae


text: frambesiam

title: frambesiam


text: frambesiarum

title: frambesiarum


text: frambesiis

title: frambesiis


text: frambesias

title: frambesias


text: Franecherae

title: Franecherae


text: Franecheram

title: Franecheram


text: Franekerae

title: Franekerae


text: Franekeram

title: Franekeram


text: Franequerae

title: Franequerae


text: Franequeram

title: Franequeram


text: Galatiae

title: Galatiae


text:
apluda

Etymology
Perhaps from, the same root of , , , , 🇨🇬, though the phonology makes it difficult.

Noun

 * 1) bran
 * 2) chaff

title: apluda


text: Galatiam

title: Galatiam


text: Galilaeae

title: Galilaeae


text: Galilaeam

title: Galilaeam


text: Galliciae

title: Galliciae


text: Galliciam

title: Galliciam


text: Genuae

title: Genuae


text: Genuam

title: Genuam


text: geognosiae

title: geognosiae


text: geognosiam

title: geognosiam


text: geographiae

title: geographiae


text: geographiam

title: geographiam


text: geographiarum

title: geographiarum


text: geographiis

title: geographiis


text: geographias

title: geographias


text: søkelysene

title: søkelysene


text: geologiae

title: geologiae


text: geologiam

title: geologiam


text: Gergoviae

title: Gergoviae


text: Gergoviam

title: Gergoviam


text: Heracleae

title: Heracleae


text: Heracleam

title: Heracleam


text: Hiberiae

title: Hiberiae


text: Hiberiam

title: Hiberiam


text: hospiticidae

title: hospiticidae


text: hospiticidam

title: hospiticidam


text: hospiticidarum

title: hospiticidarum


text: hospiticidis

title: hospiticidis


text: hospiticidas

title: hospiticidas


text: Illyriam

title: Illyriam


text: infanticidae

title: infanticidae


text: infanticidam

title: infanticidam


text: infanticidarum

title: infanticidarum


text: infanticidis

title: infanticidis


text: Ioniae

title: Ioniae


text: Ioniam

title: Ioniam


text: Iraquiae

title: Iraquiae


text: Iraquiam

title: Iraquiam


text: Iunonicolae

title: Iunonicolae


text: Iunonicolam

title: Iunonicolam


text: Iunonicolarum

title: Iunonicolarum


text: Iunonicolis

title: Iunonicolis


text: Iunonicolas

title: Iunonicolas


text: Judaeae

title: Judaeae


text: Judaeam

title: Judaeam


text: Junonicolae

title: Junonicolae


text: Junonicolam

title: Junonicolam


text: Junonicolarum

title: Junonicolarum


text: Junonicolis

title: Junonicolis


text: Junonicolas

title: Junonicolas


text: lamae

title: lamae


text: lamam

title: lamam


text: lamarum

title: lamarum


text: lamis

title: lamis


text: Laroniae

title: Laroniae


text: Laroniam

title: Laroniam


text: blett

title: blett


text:
Talk:beside

what is the noun form of beside
 * The noun is side. —Stephen (Talk) 17:25, 30 March 2016 (UTC)

compared with
in comparison with handsome beside his brother Microsoft® Encarta® 2009 Although next to does have this as its third meaning, the user cannot guess which ones apply for beside (for example 2. Immediately after, in choice or consideration; aside from does not) --Backinstadiums (talk) 10:57, 1 December 2019 (UTC)

postpositive
beside oneself ⇒ (postpositive) often followed by with: overwhelmed; overwrought: beside oneself with grief Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers What does postpositive mean in this excerpt? --Backinstadiums (talk) 11:55, 1 December 2019 (UTC)

adverb: along the side of something
along the side of something: The family rode in the carriage, and the dog ran along beside. https://www.wordreference.com/definition/beside --Backinstadiums (talk) 15:25, 29 March 2020 (UTC)

Adverb: 2. (archaic) nearby.
[https://ahdictionary.com/word/search.html?q=beside Adverb: 2. (archaic) nearby.] --Backinstadiums (talk) 09:32, 5 August 2020 (UTC)

Preposition: a. In comparison with; b. On an equal footing with:
a. In comparison with: a proposal that seems quite reasonable beside the others. b. On an equal footing with: earned a place beside the best performers in the business. https://ahdictionary.com/word/search.html?q=beside --Backinstadiums (talk) 09:35, 5 August 2020 (UTC)

beside oneself
beside oneself reads from παρά (pará, “beyond, beside”). What meaning of beside is used here? --Backinstadiums (talk) 09:34, 30 January 2021 (UTC)
 * Is the meaning not connected with then only figurative? --Backinstadiums (talk) 11:53, 10 February 2021 (UTC)

beside the question
beside the point/question --Backinstadiums (talk) 11:48, 10 February 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:beside


text: blettum

title: blettum


text: Category:Hebrew terms in the pattern קִטְלָה


text: bletta

title: bletta


text: bletts

title: bletts


text: Appendix:Hebrew patterns/קִטְלָה

title: Appendix:Hebrew patterns/קִטְלָה


text:
lornio

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) cross-eyed
 * 2) one-eyed (blind in one eye)

title: lornio


text: Lipsiae

title: Lipsiae


text: Lipsiam

title: Lipsiam


text: Livoniae

title: Livoniae


text: Livoniam

title: Livoniam


text: logomachiae

title: logomachiae


text: logomachiam

title: logomachiam


text: logomachiarum

title: logomachiarum


text: logomachiis

title: logomachiis


text: logomachias

title: logomachias


text: Luceriae

title: Luceriae


text: Luceriam

title: Luceriam


text: Lupercae

title: Lupercae


text: Lupercam

title: Lupercam


text: Lutetiae

title: Lutetiae


text: Lutetiam

title: Lutetiam


text: Lycaoniae

title: Lycaoniae


text: Lycaoniam

title: Lycaoniam


text: Lyciae

title: Lyciae


text: Lyciam

title: Lyciam


text: Lydiae

title: Lydiae


text: Lydiam

title: Lydiam


text: Maculae

title: Maculae


text: Maculam

title: Maculam


text: Malacae

title: Malacae


text: Malacam

title: Malacam


text: Masculae

title: Masculae


text: Masculam

title: Masculam


text: Massiliae

title: Massiliae


text: Massiliam

title: Massiliam


text: Mauretaniae

title: Mauretaniae


text: Mauretaniam

title: Mauretaniam


text:
Melae

Proper noun

 * 1)  mentioned by Livy.

title: Melae


text: Melam

title: Melam


text: Mesopotamiae

title: Mesopotamiae


text: Mesopotamiam

title: Mesopotamiam


text: Messanae

title: Messanae


text: Messanam

title: Messanam


text: meteorologiae

title: meteorologiae


text: meteorologiam

title: meteorologiam


text: mineralogiae

title: mineralogiae


text: mineralogiam

title: mineralogiam


text: Moesiae

title: Moesiae


text: Moesiam

title: Moesiam


text: Momoniae

title: Momoniae


text: Momoniam

title: Momoniam


text: Morboniae

title: Morboniae


text: Morboniam

title: Morboniam


text: Morboviae

title: Morboviae


text: Morboviam

title: Morboviam


text: Mumoniae

title: Mumoniae


text: Mumoniam

title: Mumoniam


text: Mutinae

title: Mutinae


text: Mutinam

title: Mutinam


text: Mysiae

title: Mysiae


text: Mysiam

title: Mysiam


text: Narbonae

title: Narbonae


text: Narbonam

title: Narbonam


text: Narniae

title: Narniae


text: Narniam

title: Narniam


text: Nicaeae

title: Nicaeae


text: Nicaeam

title: Nicaeam


text: Nicomediae

title: Nicomediae


text: Nicomediam

title: Nicomediam


text: Numantiae

title: Numantiae


text: Numantiam

title: Numantiam


text: oryctognosiae

title: oryctognosiae


text: oryctognosiam

title: oryctognosiam


text: oryctologiae

title: oryctologiae


text: oryctologiam

title: oryctologiam


text: paedophiliae

title: paedophiliae


text: Palmam

title: Palmam


text: Palmirae

title: Palmirae


text: Palmiram

title: Palmiram


text: Palmyrae

title: Palmyrae


text: Palmyram

title: Palmyram


text: Pamphyliae

title: Pamphyliae


text: Pamphyliam

title: Pamphyliam


text: Pannoniae

title: Pannoniae


text: Pannoniam

title: Pannoniam


text: Parmae

title: Parmae


text: Parmam

title: Parmam


text: Parstrymoniae

title: Parstrymoniae


text: Parstrymoniam

title: Parstrymoniam


text: Paventiae

title: Paventiae


text: Paventiam

title: Paventiam


text: Pelloniae

title: Pelloniae


text: Pelloniam

title: Pelloniam


text: Phrygiae

title: Phrygiae


text: Phrygiam

title: Phrygiam


text: Pisidiae

title: Pisidiae


text: Pisidiam

title: Pisidiam


text: Placentiae

title: Placentiae


text: Placentiam

title: Placentiam


text: Populoniae

title: Populoniae


text: Populoniam

title: Populoniam


text: Portugalliae

title: Portugalliae


text: Portugalliam

title: Portugalliam


text: primogeniturae

title: primogeniturae


text: primogenituram

title: primogenituram


text: primogeniturarum

title: primogeniturarum


text: primogenituris

title: primogenituris


text: primogenituras

title: primogenituras


text: quietantiae

title: quietantiae


text: quietantiam

title: quietantiam


text: quietantiarum

title: quietantiarum


text: quietantiis

title: quietantiis


text: quietantias

title: quietantias


text: Raetiae

title: Raetiae


text: Raetiam

title: Raetiam


text: Raunoniae

title: Raunoniae


text: Raunoniam

title: Raunoniam


text: Ravennae

title: Ravennae


text: Ravennam

title: Ravennam


text: Rhaetiae

title: Rhaetiae


text: Rhaetiam

title: Rhaetiam


text: Rhodesiae

title: Rhodesiae


text: Rhodesiam

title: Rhodesiam


text: Rossiae

title: Rossiae


text: Rossiam

title: Rossiam


text: rubetae

title: rubetae


text: rubetam

title: rubetam


text: Samariae

title: Samariae


text: Samariam

title: Samariam


text: Sapientiae

title: Sapientiae


text: Sapientiam

title: Sapientiam


text: Sareptae

title: Sareptae


text: Sareptam

title: Sareptam


text: schematometriae

title: schematometriae


text: schematometriam

title: schematometriam


text: Seleuciae

title: Seleuciae


text: Seleuciam

title: Seleuciam


text: Semoniae

title: Semoniae


text: Semoniam

title: Semoniam


text: Serviae

title: Serviae


text: Serviam

title: Serviam


text:
Sinam

Related terms

 * Sina
 * Sinamcha
 * Sinamba
 * Kanglei
 * Meetei
 * Oinam

title: Sinam


text: Sinoniae

title: Sinoniae


text: Sinoniam

title: Sinoniam


text: Smyrnae

title: Smyrnae


text: Smyrnam

title: Smyrnam


text: sphaeroglossae

title: sphaeroglossae


text: sphaeroglossam

title: sphaeroglossam


text: sphaeroglossarum

title: sphaeroglossarum


text: sphaeroglossis

title: sphaeroglossis


text: sphaeroglossas

title: sphaeroglossas


text: Spreae

title: Spreae


text: Spream

title: Spream


text: Stadiae

title: Stadiae


text: Stadiam

title: Stadiam


text: Sueciae

title: Sueciae


text: Sueciam

title: Sueciam


text: Susae

title: Susae


text: Susam

title: Susam


text: Tamesae

title: Tamesae


text: Tamesam

title: Tamesam


text: Tarracinae

title: Tarracinae


text: Tarracinam

title: Tarracinam


text: Terracinae

title: Terracinae


text: Terracinam

title: Terracinam


text: Texiae

title: Texiae


text: Texiam

title: Texiam


text: Thraciae

title: Thraciae


text: Thraciam

title: Thraciam


text: threnodiae

title: threnodiae


text: threnodiam

title: threnodiam


text: threnodiarum

title: threnodiarum


text: threnodiis

title: threnodiis


text: threnodias

title: threnodias


text: nonexponentialities

title: nonexponentialities


text: threnoediae

title: threnoediae


text: threnoediam

title: threnoediam


text: threnoediarum

title: threnoediarum


text: threnoediis

title: threnoediis


text: threnoedias

title: threnoedias


text: Thyniae

title: Thyniae


text: Thyniam

title: Thyniam


text: Trojae

title: Trojae


text: Trojam

title: Trojam


text: tromocratae

title: tromocratae


text: tromocratam

title: tromocratam


text: tromocratarum

title: tromocratarum


text: tromocratis

title: tromocratis


text: tromocratas

title: tromocratas


text: turbulentiae

title: turbulentiae


text: turbulentiam

title: turbulentiam


text: turbulentiarum

title: turbulentiarum


text: turbulentiis

title: turbulentiis


text: turbulentias

title: turbulentias


text: Tuscanae

title: Tuscanae


text: Tuscanam

title: Tuscanam


text: Typhonomachiae

title: Typhonomachiae


text: Typhonomachiam

title: Typhonomachiam


text: Ultoniae

title: Ultoniae


text: Ultoniam

title: Ultoniam


text: uranologiae

title: uranologiae


text: uranologiam

title: uranologiam


text: Uticae

title: Uticae


text: Uticam

title: Uticam


text: Utopiae

title: Utopiae


text: Utopiam

title: Utopiam


text: Valentiae

title: Valentiae


text: Valentiam

title: Valentiam


text: Valloniae

title: Valloniae


text: Valloniam

title: Valloniam


text: Venusiae

title: Venusiae


text: Venusiam

title: Venusiam


text: Vetuloniae

title: Vetuloniae


text: Vetuloniam

title: Vetuloniam


text: Vicentiae

title: Vicentiae


text: Vicentiam

title: Vicentiam


text: Vicetiae

title: Vicetiae


text: Vicetiam

title: Vicetiam


text: Vindeliciae

title: Vindeliciae


text: Vindeliciam

title: Vindeliciam


text: Vulgatae

title: Vulgatae


text: Vulgatam

title: Vulgatam


text: vulpeculam

title: vulpeculam


text: vulpecularum

title: vulpecularum


text: vulpeculis

title: vulpeculis


text: vulpeculas

title: vulpeculas


text: Zamae

title: Zamae


text: Zamam

title: Zamam


text: zelivirae

title: zelivirae


text: zeliviram

title: zeliviram


text: zelivirarum

title: zelivirarum


text: zeliviris

title: zeliviris


text: zeliviras

title: zeliviras


text: Zmyrnae

title: Zmyrnae


text: Zmyrnam

title: Zmyrnam


text: zoognosiae

title: zoognosiae


text: zoognosiam

title: zoognosiam


text: zoologiae

title: zoologiae


text: zoologiam

title: zoologiam


text:
schreeuwlelijk

Noun

 * 1) loudmouth, blowhard

Adjective

 * 1) ostentatious, garish, gaudy

title: schreeuwlelijk


text:
Theron

Etymology 1
Borrowed from, in turn from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  (died 473 BC), a tyrant of  in.

Translations

 * Bulgarian: Теро
 * Catalan: Teró
 * Czech: Thérón
 * Dutch: Theroon
 * Finnish: Theron
 * French:
 * German: Theron
 * Greek:
 * Ancient: Θήρων
 * Hungarian: Teron
 * Italian: Terone
 * Japanese: テロン
 * Korean: ^테론
 * Latin: Thērōn
 * Polish: Teron
 * Portuguese: Terone, Teron, Têron
 * Russian:, Теро́н
 * Serbo-Croatian:
 * Cyrillic: Терон
 * Roman: Teron
 * Sicilian: Tiruni
 * Slovak: Thérón
 * Spanish: Terón
 * Swedish: Theron
 * Ukrainian: Феро́н

Etymology 2
From toponyms derived from, , from. Made known in the form by the below actress.

Proper noun

 * 1)  (born 1975),  actress.
 * 1)  (born 1975),  actress.

Etymology
From toponyms derived from, , from.

title: Theron


text:
Charlize

Etymology
Possibly from the combination of Charlotte and Elizabeth

title: Charlize


text: Bybli

title: Bybli


text: Byblorum

title: Byblorum


text: Byblum

title: Byblum


text: Byble

title: Byble


text:
OB marker

Etymology
From the golfing term.

Noun

 * 1)  A governmental restriction on free speech, limiting topics that can be written about.

title: OB marker


text: OB markers

title: OB markers


text: betalked

title: betalked


text: betalks

title: betalks


text: betalking

title: betalking


text: 常娥

title: 常娥


text: reflektoren

title: reflektoren


text: Vesevi

title: Vesevi


text: Vesevorum

title: Vesevorum


text: Vesevo

title: Vesevo


text: Vesevum

title: Vesevum


text: Veseve

title: Veseve


text:
ritsig

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) randy, in heat, horny, lewd

title: ritsig


text: reflektorer

title: reflektorer


text: reflektorene

title: reflektorene


text:
orgoillos

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) proud

title: orgoillos


text: reflektorar

title: reflektorar


text: Achillini

title: Achillini


text: Achillinorum

title: Achillinorum


text: Achillino

title: Achillino


text: Achillinum

title: Achillinum


text: Achilline

title: Achilline


text: vörum

title: vörum


text: anachronismi

title: anachronismi


text: anachronismorum

title: anachronismorum


text:
anachronismo

Noun

 * 1) anachronism

title: anachronismo


text: anachronismis

title: anachronismis


text: anachronismum

title: anachronismum


text: anachronismos

title: anachronismos


text: Antinoi

title: Antinoi


text: Antinoorum

title: Antinoorum


text: Antinoo

title: Antinoo


text: Antinoum

title: Antinoum


text: Antinoe

title: Antinoe


text: Aulorum

title: Aulorum


text: Aulo

title: Aulo


text: Aulum

title: Aulum


text: Aule

title: Aule


text: reflektorane

title: reflektorane


text: Ausonii

title: Ausonii


text: Ausoniorum

title: Ausoniorum


text: Ausonium

title: Ausonium


text: Ausonie

title: Ausonie


text: Avernorum

title: Avernorum


text: Averne

title: Averne


text:
kortheidshalve

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) for brevity's sake

title: kortheidshalve


text:
gemakshalve

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) for the sake of convenience

title: gemakshalve


text: Beryti

title: Beryti


text: Berytorum

title: Berytorum


text: Beryto

title: Beryto


text: Berytum

title: Berytum


text: Beryte

title: Beryte


text: Bosfori

title: Bosfori


text: Bosfororum

title: Bosfororum


text: Bosforum

title: Bosforum


text: Bosfore

title: Bosfore


text: Bosphori

title: Bosphori


text: Bosphororum

title: Bosphororum


text: Bosphoro

title: Bosphoro


text: Bosphorum

title: Bosphorum


text: Bospori

title: Bospori


text: Bospororum

title: Bospororum


text: Bosporum

title: Bosporum


text: Bospore

title: Bospore


text: Canopi

title: Canopi


text: Canoporum

title: Canoporum


text: Canopum

title: Canopum


text:
Canope

Etymology
, itself from /.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Canopus

title: Canope


text: Carmylessi

title: Carmylessi


text: Carmylessorum

title: Carmylessorum


text: Carmylesso

title: Carmylesso


text: Carmylessum

title: Carmylessum


text: Carmylesse

title: Carmylesse


text: Carporum

title: Carporum


text: Carpum

title: Carpum


text: Carpe

title: Carpe


text: chartularii

title: chartularii


text: varir

title: varir


text: chartulariorum

title: chartulariorum


text: chartulario

title: chartulario


text: chartulariis

title: chartulariis


text: chartularium

title: chartularium


text: chartularios

title: chartularios


text: chartularie

title: chartularie


text: Cherronesorum

title: Cherronesorum


text: Cherronese

title: Cherronese


text: Chersonesorum

title: Chersonesorum


text:
Chersonese

Etymology
From, from , from , from +.

title: Chersonese


text: Christophanorum

title: Christophanorum


text: Christophano

title: Christophano


text: Christophanum

title: Christophanum


text: Christophane

title: Christophane


text: Christopherorum

title: Christopherorum


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/ankos

Etymology
From, , from.

Adjective

 * 1) bent

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/ankos


text:
mullus

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) red mullet

title: mullus


text:
Template:Pisauridae Hypernyms

 * Opisthothelae - suborder; Araneomorphae - infraorder; Neocribellatae - taxon; Entelegynae - series; Araneoidea - superfamily; Pisauridae - family

title: Template:Pisauridae Hypernyms


text:
Template:Pisauridae Hypernyms/documentation

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


text: Christophero

title: Christophero


text: Christopherum

title: Christopherum


text: Christophere

title: Christophere


text: Christophororum

title: Christophororum


text: Christophoro

title: Christophoro


text: Christophorum

title: Christophorum


text: Christophore

title: Christophore


text: cirrorum

title: cirrorum


text: cirris

title: cirris


text: cirrum

title: cirrum


text:
cirre

Noun

 * 1) cirrhus; cirrus

title: cirre


text: Cnidi

title: Cnidi


text: Cnidorum

title: Cnidorum


text: Cnido

title: Cnido


text: Cnidum

title: Cnidum


text: Cnossi

title: Cnossi


text: Cnossorum

title: Cnossorum


text: Cnosso

title: Cnosso


text: Cnossum

title: Cnossum


text: Cnosse

title: Cnosse


text: convolvolorum

title: convolvolorum


text: convolvolis

title: convolvolis


text: convolvolum

title: convolvolum


text: convolvolos

title: convolvolos


text: convolvole

title: convolvole


text: convolvulorum

title: convolvulorum


text: convolvulo

title: convolvulo


text: convolvulis

title: convolvulis


text: convolvulum

title: convolvulum


text: convolvulos

title: convolvulos


text: convolvule

title: convolvule


text: Cyprorum

title: Cyprorum


text: Cypre

title: Cypre


text: Cyri

title: Cyri


text: Cyrorum

title: Cyrorum


text: Cyro

title: Cyro


text: Cyrum

title: Cyrum


text: Cyre

title: Cyre


text: Danubiorum

title: Danubiorum


text: Danubie

title: Danubie


text: dialecti

title: dialecti


text: dialectorum

title: dialectorum


text: dialectis

title: dialectis


text: dialectum

title: dialectum


text: Elaphi

title: Elaphi


text: Elaphorum

title: Elaphorum


text: Elapho

title: Elapho


text: Elaphum

title: Elaphum


text:
Elaphe

Etymology
, from, related to. A reference to Italian, the vernacular name of the type species.

See also Elaphus.

Hypernyms

 * ; - subfamily

Hyponyms

 * - type species; for other species see

title: Elaphe


text: emperici

title: emperici


text: empericorum

title: empericorum


text: emperico

title: emperico


text: empericis

title: empericis


text: empericum

title: empericum


text: empericos

title: empericos


text: Ephesi

title: Ephesi


text: Ephesorum

title: Ephesorum


text: Epheso

title: Epheso


text: Ephesum

title: Ephesum


text: Ephese

title: Ephese


text: Ephraimi

title: Ephraimi


text: Ephraimorum

title: Ephraimorum


text: Ephraimo

title: Ephraimo


text: Ephraimum

title: Ephraimum


text: Ephraime

title: Ephraime


text: Epiri

title: Epiri


text: Epirorum

title: Epirorum


text: Epirum

title: Epirum


text: Epire

title: Epire


text: equituli

title: equituli


text: equitulorum

title: equitulorum


text: equitulo

title: equitulo


text: equitulis

title: equitulis


text: equitulum

title: equitulum


text: equitulos

title: equitulos


text: equitule

title: equitule


text: Erasmi

title: Erasmi


text: Erasmorum

title: Erasmorum


text: Erasmum

title: Erasmum


text: Erasme

title: Erasme


text: Eridanorum

title: Eridanorum


text: Eridane

title: Eridane


text: erinacei

title: erinacei


text: erinaceorum

title: erinaceorum


text: erinaceo

title: erinaceo


text: erinaceis

title: erinaceis


text: erinaceum

title: erinaceum


text: erinaceos

title: erinaceos


text: erinacee

title: erinacee


text: Fabricii

title: Fabricii


text: Fabriciorum

title: Fabriciorum


text: Fabricium

title: Fabricium


text: Fabricie

title: Fabricie


text: Geraestorum

title: Geraestorum


text: Geraeste

title: Geraeste


text: Gnidi

title: Gnidi


text: Gnidorum

title: Gnidorum


text:
filofobia

Noun

 * 1) philophobia

title: filofobia


text: Gnido

title: Gnido


text: Gnidum

title: Gnidum


text: Gnide

title: Gnide


text: Gnosi

title: Gnosi


text: Gnosorum

title: Gnosorum


text: Gnoso

title: Gnoso


text: Gnosum

title: Gnosum


text: Gnose

title: Gnose


text: gogravii

title: gogravii


text: gograviorum

title: gograviorum


text: gogravio

title: gogravio


text: gogravium

title: gogravium


text: gogravios

title: gogravios


text: gogravie

title: gogravie


text: Hadriani

title: Hadriani


text: Hadrianorum

title: Hadrianorum


text: Hadriano

title: Hadriano


text: Hadrianum

title: Hadrianum


text: Hadriane

title: Hadriane


text: Hadrumeti

title: Hadrumeti


text: Hadrumetorum

title: Hadrumetorum


text: Hadrumeto

title: Hadrumeto


text: Hadrumete

title: Hadrumete


text: Halicarnassi

title: Halicarnassi


text: Halicarnassorum

title: Halicarnassorum


text: Halicarnasso

title: Halicarnasso


text: Halicarnassum

title: Halicarnassum


text: Halicarnasse

title: Halicarnasse


text: Halicarnasi

title: Halicarnasi


text: Halicarnasorum

title: Halicarnasorum


text: Halicarnaso

title: Halicarnaso


text:
glossofobia

Noun

 * 1) glossophobia

title: glossofobia


text: Halicarnasum

title: Halicarnasum


text: Halicarnase

title: Halicarnase


text: Hellesponti

title: Hellesponti


text: Hellespontorum

title: Hellespontorum


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/amɸlabros

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) dumb, mute

Descendants

 * Brythonic:
 * Old Irish:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/amɸlabros


text: Hellesponto

title: Hellesponto


text: Hellespontis

title: Hellespontis


text: Hellespontum

title: Hellespontum


text: Hellespontos

title: Hellespontos


text: Hellesponte

title: Hellesponte


text: Icari

title: Icari


text: Icarorum

title: Icarorum


text: Icarum

title: Icarum


text: Icare

title: Icare


text: Inopi

title: Inopi


text: Inoporum

title: Inoporum


text: Inopo

title: Inopo


text: Inopum

title: Inopum


text: Inope

title: Inope


text: Lactantii

title: Lactantii


text: Lactantiorum

title: Lactantiorum


text: Lactantio

title: Lactantio


text: Lactantium

title: Lactantium


text: Lactantie

title: Lactantie


text: laterculos

title: laterculos


text: latercule

title: latercule


text: latericuli

title: latericuli


text: latericulorum

title: latericulorum


text: latericulo

title: latericulo


text: latericulis

title: latericulis


text: latericulum

title: latericulum


text: latericulos

title: latericulos


text: latericule

title: latericule


text: Lemni

title: Lemni


text:
Lemno

Etymology
From.

title: Lemno


text: Lemnum

title: Lemnum


text: Lemne

title: Lemne


text: Leonati

title: Leonati


text: Leonatorum

title: Leonatorum


text: Leonato

title: Leonato


text: Leonatum

title: Leonatum


text: Leonate

title: Leonate


text: Leonnati

title: Leonnati


text: Leonnatorum

title: Leonnatorum


text: Leonnato

title: Leonnato


text: Leonnatum

title: Leonnatum


text: Leonnate

title: Leonnate


text: Libanorum

title: Libanorum


text: Libane

title: Libane


text: Luperci

title: Luperci


text: Lupercorum

title: Lupercorum


text: Luperco

title: Luperco


text: Lupercum

title: Lupercum


text: Luperce

title: Luperce


text: meditandorum

title: meditandorum


text: meditandis

title: meditandis


text: meditandos

title: meditandos


text: meditande

title: meditande


text: Miletorum

title: Miletorum


text: Milete

title: Milete


text: Monoece

title: Monoece


text: narcissorum

title: narcissorum


text: narcissis

title: narcissis


text: narcissum

title: narcissum


text: narcissos

title: narcissos


text: Nazianzi

title: Nazianzi


text: Nazianzum

title: Nazianzum


text: Nazianze

title: Nazianze


text: Noviomage

title: Noviomage


text: Octoduri

title: Octoduri


text: Octodurorum

title: Octodurorum


text: Octoduro

title: Octoduro


text: Octodurum

title: Octodurum


text: Octodure

title: Octodure


text: Oedipi

title: Oedipi


text: Oediporum

title: Oediporum


text: Oedipo

title: Oedipo


text: Oedipum

title: Oedipum


text: Oedipe

title: Oedipe


text: Oedipodis

title: Oedipodis


text: Oedipodi

title: Oedipodi


text: Oedipodem

title: Oedipodem


text: Oedipode

title: Oedipode


text:
Oti

Proper noun

 * 1) An extinct language isolate once spoken in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, between the Peixe and Pardo rivers.

title: Oti


text: Otorum

title: Otorum


text: Otum

title: Otum


text: Ote

title: Ote


text: Oxorum

title: Oxorum


text:
Oxe

Etymology
First attested as oxe in 1266. Etymology. Tentative links to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬 have been proposed.

title: Oxe


text: Paphi

title: Paphi


text: Paphorum

title: Paphorum


text: Papho

title: Papho


text: Paphum

title: Paphum


text: Paphe

title: Paphe


text: Parnassi

title: Parnassi


text: Parnassorum

title: Parnassorum


text: Parnasso

title: Parnasso


text: Parnassum

title: Parnassum


text:
Parnasse

Proper noun

 * 1) Parnassus (Greek mountain)
 * 2) Parnassianism, 19th century literary movement

title: Parnasse


text:
feísimo

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) ; very ugly

title: feísimo


text: Parnasi

title: Parnasi


text: Parnasorum

title: Parnasorum


text: Parnasum

title: Parnasum


text: Parnase

title: Parnase


text: Peloponnesi

title: Peloponnesi


text: Peloponnesorum

title: Peloponnesorum


text: Peloponnesum

title: Peloponnesum


text: Peniculi

title: Peniculi


text: Peniculorum

title: Peniculorum


text: Peniculo

title: Peniculo


text: Peniculum

title: Peniculum


text: Penicule

title: Penicule


text: Photini

title: Photini


text: Photinorum

title: Photinorum


text: Photino

title: Photino


text: Photinum

title: Photinum


text: Photine

title: Photine


text: pilamallei

title: pilamallei


text: pilamalleo

title: pilamalleo


text: pilamalleum

title: pilamalleum


text: pilamallee

title: pilamallee


text: Pilati

title: Pilati


text: Pilatorum

title: Pilatorum


text: Pilatum

title: Pilatum


text:
Placidi

Etymology
From the personal name.

title: Placidi


text: Placidorum

title: Placidorum


text: Placido

title: Placido


text: Placidum

title: Placidum


text: Placide

title: Placide


text: Polybi

title: Polybi


text: Polyborum

title: Polyborum


text: Polybo

title: Polybo


text: Polybum

title: Polybum


text:
Polybe

Etymology
, itself a borrowing from.

Proper noun

 * 1) Polybius

title: Polybe


text: Pontorum

title: Pontorum


text: Pontum

title: Pontum


text:
Ponte

Etymology
Borrowed from, and.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Ponte is the 10894nd most common surname in the United States, belonging to 2924 individuals. Ponte is most common among White (76.92%) and Hispanic/Latin (18.6%) individuals.

Etymology
Attested as De Ponte in 1838-1857. Derived from.

Etymology
From.

title: Ponte


text: Priamorum

title: Priamorum


text: Priame

title: Priame


text:
Renati

Etymology
From the personal name.

title: Renati


text: Renatorum

title: Renatorum


text: Renatum

title: Renatum


text: Rhenorum

title: Rhenorum


text:
Rhene

Etymology
.

Hyponyms

 * – type species

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Either of two nymphs:
 * 2) the paramour of King Oïleus of Locris and the mother of either or neither of his sons Medon and Ajax.
 * 3) an oread of Mount Cyllene, lover of Hermes and the mother by him of Saon of Samothrace.

Translations

 * Catalan: Rene
 * French: Rhènè
 * Greek:
 * Ancient: Ῥήνη
 * Latin:
 * Portuguese: Rene

 * Catalan: Rene
 * Greek:
 * Ancient: Ῥήνη

Proper noun

 * 1) an island in the Aegean Sea, one of the Cyclades, neighbouring Delos

title: Rhene


text: Rhodi

title: Rhodi


text: Rhodorum

title: Rhodorum


text: Rhodo

title: Rhodo


text: Rhodum

title: Rhodum


text: Seleuci

title: Seleuci


text: Seleucorum

title: Seleucorum


text: Seleucum

title: Seleucum


text: Seleuce

title: Seleuce


text:
Syri

Etymology
Possibly from through place names.

title: Syri


text: Syrorum

title: Syrorum


text: Syro

title: Syro


text: Syrum

title: Syrum


text:
dateworthy

Adjective

 * 1)  Worth accompanying on a date, or romantic outing.

title: dateworthy


text: Syre

title: Syre


text: Taciti

title: Taciti


text: Tacitorum

title: Tacitorum


text: Tacitum

title: Tacitum


text: Tarsi

title: Tarsi


text: Tarsorum

title: Tarsorum


text:
Talk:sperma

Latin Noun
Does anyone know what declension and gender the Latin noun is? I'm guessing first declension, masculine, but I don't have a Latin dictionary to consult. 8bitW (talk) 13:31, 30 March 2016 (UTC)

sperma (σπέρμα) is a Greek ancient word...
...and it is not even mentioned in this entry?

please visit: σπέρμα (Greek Wiktionary)
 * That's because sperma, in English, isn't the main word- it's just an obsolete spelling variant. Greek Wiktionary doesn't even mention it as an English word, either at σπέρμα or sperma. If you want to see the real entry here, go to sperm. I would mention that the Latin section here does show as its source, as does the English section at sperm. Also, there's no need to link to Greek Wiktionary: we have our own entry at, which includes  (not sperma) in its Descendants section. Chuck Entz (talk) 03:33, 13 February 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:sperma


text: Tarsum

title: Tarsum


text: Teubneri

title: Teubneri


text: Teubnero

title: Teubnero


text: Teubnerum

title: Teubnerum


text: Teubnere

title: Teubnere


text: Thapsi

title: Thapsi


text: Thapsorum

title: Thapsorum


text: Thapso

title: Thapso


text: Thapsum

title: Thapsum


text: Thapse

title: Thapse


text: Urani

title: Urani


text: Uranorum

title: Uranorum


text: Uranum

title: Uranum


text: Urane

title: Urane


text: vandalismum

title: vandalismum


text: Vesaevi

title: Vesaevi


text: Vesaevorum

title: Vesaevorum


text: Vesaevo

title: Vesaevo


text: Vesaevum

title: Vesaevum


text: Vesaeve

title: Vesaeve


text: Xanthorum

title: Xanthorum


text: Xantho

title: Xantho


text: Xanthum

title: Xanthum


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/anxtu

Etymology
From, from the root.

Noun

 * 1) slaughter

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Celtic/anxtu


text:
Bloody Code

Proper noun

 * 1)  A schedule of crimes and punishments in 19th-century England that introduced the death penalty for numerous offences.

Usage notes

 * This relatively modern term was not used in the period to which it refers.

title: Bloody Code


text:
Talk:tinker

Transitive?
One of G. K. Chesterton's Father Brown stories mentions "the broken bureau-lock and tinkered window-pane". Does this imply a transitive sense of the verb? Equinox ◑ 13:35, 30 March 2016 (UTC)

 * ✅ Equinox ◑ 22:10, 14 September 2019 (UTC)

Botcher, bungler; to botch or bungle
Chambers 1908 also defines tinker as "a botcher or bungler" and "a botch or bungle", and (intransitive verb) "to make a botch or mess of anything". This seems to have broader application than merely attempting to mend an object. Equinox ◑ 22:09, 14 September 2019 (UTC)

title: Talk:tinker


text: vöru

title: vöru


text:
hovedlykt

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a headlamp or headlight

title: hovedlykt


text: vörur

title: vörur


text:
Talk:stack

Missing computing sense
I hear about things like a "JavaScript stack", meaning something like a toolchain. It definitely isn't the data structure. Any ideas? Equinox ◑ 13:40, 30 March 2016 (UTC)

 * ✅ Now added: the "standard set of software components". Equinox ◑ 16:49, 15 October 2017 (UTC)

The first two computing senses are a calque of stapel. See http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/ewd10xx/EWD1000.PDF. --85.148.244.121 06:02, 26 February 2020 (UTC)

Caltech ditch day sense removed
See. This was the result of the discussion at Talk:ditch day. Equinox ◑ 16:52, 21 July 2016 (UTC)

Gaming sense (in computer games, collectible card games, etc.)
What about in this sense? "A magical widget will double your mojo. And yes, they do stack: if you manage to get two magical widgets, your mojo will be quadrupled. With three, it will be octupled, and so forth."

 * ✅ Equinox ◑ 09:30, 12 February 2019 (UTC)

RFC discussion: December 2020–February 2021
It is unclear how the computing definitions differ from each other. The related terms also need to be put into templates. —The Editor's Apprentice (talk) 01:31, 7 December 2020 (UTC)
 * It was clearer before that was purportedly to "Distingusih computing definitions". As I understand it, the first sense is about the data structure as a concept, the second is about an instance of the first sense that's a part of the system architecture and is used for temporary storage. The third sense is unrelated to the first two. The fourth one is related to the third, but I'm a bit fuzzy on the details (the last programming class I took was in 1983...) Chuck Entz (talk) 03:28, 7 December 2020 (UTC)
 * Is it better now? — surjection ⟨??⟩ 17:30, 11 February 2021 (UTC)
 * Very much so! Thank you Surjection, it is now clear to me that each of the definitions are distinct. —The Editor's Apprentice (talk) 18:01, 11 February 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:stack


text:
tamarix

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1) tamarisk

Etymology
, but considered a loan word. Often connected to the river  and the   that dwelt there.

Since the fruits of various species have been used extensively to avail soul and body as manna and  by the Eastern peoples and – speaking of the Iberian which coast has been  by speakers of  languages – 🇨🇬s held a considerable part of the Mediterranean coastlines where the tamarisk could be encountered, it may also be a derivation of a cognate of 🇨🇬, however not from 🇨🇬 in so far as the corresponding first consonant would be, but from  where it is  or from a less known relative.

However it is apt to connect the 🇨🇬 designation for the tamarisk,. It seemingly contains the same suffix while only the Latin begins with a separable formans, perhaps the definite article, or  where ta- forms feminine. Compare.

Noun

 * 1) tamarisk

title: tamarix


text:
anaphoricity

Noun

 * 1) The property of being anaphoric.

title: anaphoricity


text:
bipartitioning

Noun

 * 1) A division into two partitions.

title: bipartitioning


text: bipartitioned

title: bipartitioned


text: fermionizing

title: fermionizing


text: fermionizes

title: fermionizes


text: vörnum

title: vörnum


text: varnir

title: varnir


text: hovedlykta

title: hovedlykta


text: pakbet

title: pakbet


text:
overlappable

Adjective

 * 1) Capable of being made to overlap.

title: overlappable


text:
chanpuru

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) An Okinawan stir-fry dish, generally of tofu combined with a vegetable, meat, or fish.

title: chanpuru


text: hovedlykten

title: hovedlykten


text: ヒヒ

title: ヒヒ


text:
rafute

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) An Okinawan dish of pork rib stewed in soy sauce and brown sugar.

title: rafute


text: hovedlykter

title: hovedlykter


text:
skin-on

Adjective

 * 1)  Prepared without removing the skin.
 * a skin-on pork belly
 * skin-on fries

title: skin-on


text:
plate lunch

Noun

 * 1)  A Hawaiian meal consisting of white rice, macaroni salad, and an entrée.

title: plate lunch


text: plate lunches

title: plate lunches


text:
mixed plate

Noun

 * 1)  A plate lunch with more than one entrée.

title: mixed plate


text: mixed plates

title: mixed plates


text: hovedlyktene

title: hovedlyktene


text: mullorum

title: mullorum


text: mullum

title: mullum


text:
meat and three

Noun

 * 1)  A meal, served in restaurants in the Southern United States, consisting of the diner's choice of one meat and three side dishes.

title: meat and three


text:
mullos

Noun

 * 1) earthy ground from after it has been ploughed or plowed

title: mullos


text: meat and threes

title: meat and threes


text: Lupercis

title: Lupercis


text: Lupercos

title: Lupercos


text:
sweetheart cake

Noun

 * 1) A traditional Cantonese spiced pastry with a filling of winter melon, almond paste, and sesame.

title: sweetheart cake


text: sweetheart cakes

title: sweetheart cakes


text: paramagnons

title: paramagnons


text:
parkability

Noun

 * 1) The quality or degree of being parkable.

title: parkability


text:
BTZ black hole

Etymology
From the initials of Máximo Bañados, Claudio Teitelboim, and Jorge Zanelli.

Noun

 * 1) A black hole solution for (2+1)-dimensional gravity with a negative cosmological constant.

title: BTZ black hole


text: BTZ black holes

title: BTZ black holes


text: transmitarrays

title: transmitarrays


text:
oxycotton

Noun

 * 1)  oxycodone used as a recreational drug

title: oxycotton


text:
kondensering

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) condensation

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) condensation

title: kondensering


text:
wiþerian

Etymology
From, from ,.

Verb

 * 1) to resist, oppose

title: wiþerian


text: kondenseringa

title: kondenseringa


text: kondenseringen

title: kondenseringen


text: Portui

title: Portui


text: Portum

title: Portum


text: Portu

title: Portu


text:
SWP

Noun

 * : a form of gaming machine that awards prizes and where the player's skill determines the outcome.

title: SWP


text: SWPs

title: SWPs


text:
biopsych

Etymology
Shortening.

Noun

 * 1)  biopsychology

title: biopsych


text: reléet

title: reléet


text: Category:is:Ducks

title: Category:is:Ducks


text: Category:is:Shorebirds

title: Category:is:Shorebirds


text: Template:ro-aux/documentation

title: Template:ro-aux/documentation


text: Category:is:Thrushes

title: Category:is:Thrushes


text:
Template:ro-conj-aux

conjugation of  (auxiliary verb)

title: Template:ro-conj-aux


text: Category:is:True finches

title: Category:is:True finches


text: reléer

title: reléer


text: Category:is:Apodiforms

title: Category:is:Apodiforms


text: ánades rabudos

title: ánades rabudos


text: armadillos de nueve bandas

title: armadillos de nueve bandas


text: baritas

title: baritas


text: barreras idiomáticas

title: barreras idiomáticas


text: bastoneras

title: bastoneras


text: batarás

title: batarás


text: batarás dorsicastaños

title: batarás dorsicastaños


text: batarás murinos

title: batarás murinos


text: bicicletas de montaña

title: bicicletas de montaña


text:
quartalsmäßig

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) quarterly

title: quartalsmäßig


text: Category:is:Seabirds

title: Category:is:Seabirds


text: bombas de neutrones

title: bombas de neutrones


text: bombas nucleares

title: bombas nucleares


text: botes salvavidas

title: botes salvavidas


text: brezales

title: brezales


text: burlerías

title: burlerías


text: busardos moros

title: busardos moros


text: buzones de entrada

title: buzones de entrada


text: cafés helados

title: cafés helados


text: cajas de música

title: cajas de música


text: calafieros

title: calafieros


text: caleranas

title: caleranas


text: calerana

title: calerana


text: caleranos

title: caleranos


text: calores latentes

title: calores latentes


text: camaderías

title: camaderías


text: carnets de identidad

title: carnets de identidad


text: carpinteros escapularios

title: carpinteros escapularios


text: carrillas

title: carrillas


text: cartas bombas

title: cartas bombas


text: cateos

title: cateos


text: caturros

title: caturros


text: centrales nucleares

title: centrales nucleares


text: cepillos del pelo

title: cepillos del pelo


text: cercamientos

title: cercamientos


text: cernejas

title: cernejas


text: cetreras

title: cetreras


text: champis

title: champis


text: charreteras

title: charreteras


text: charrúas

title: charrúas


text: chatarrerías

title: chatarrerías


text: chuchocas

title: chuchocas


text: chocopandas

title: chocopandas


text: chorlos

title: chorlos


text: chupaflores

title: chupaflores


text: ciclos de vida

title: ciclos de vida


text: ciclópteros

title: ciclópteros


text: ciervas

title: ciervas


text: ciervos mulos

title: ciervos mulos


text: cincuentavos

title: cincuentavos


text: cintas magnéticas

title: cintas magnéticas


text: cinturones cohete

title: cinturones cohete


text: citófonos

title: citófonos


text: citronelas

title: citronelas


text: casos esivos

title: casos esivos


text: Category:fo:Birds of prey

title: Category:fo:Birds of prey


text: reléa

title: reléa


text: Category:is:Eagles

title: Category:is:Eagles


text: clases bajas

title: clases bajas


text: clavicémbalos

title: clavicémbalos


text: cleptómanos

title: cleptómanos


text: clorhidratos

title: clorhidratos


text: cobras reales

title: cobras reales


text: cocodrilos de las marismas

title: cocodrilos de las marismas


text: coconas

title: coconas


text: cocuyos

title: cocuyos


text: cohetones

title: cohetones


text: colayos gordos

title: colayos gordos


text: colimbos

title: colimbos


text: colocolinas

title: colocolinas


text: colocolina

title: colocolina


text: colocolinos

title: colocolinos


text: coloretes

title: coloretes


text: colusiones

title: colusiones


text: conjuntos vacíos

title: conjuntos vacíos


text: convivientes

title: convivientes


text: corrientes eléctricas

title: corrientes eléctricas


text: corrimientos de tierra

title: corrimientos de tierra


text: corvas

title: corvas


text: credulidades

title: credulidades


text: cresas

title: cresas


text: cuadrados mágicos

title: cuadrados mágicos


text: cuarentavos

title: cuarentavos


text: releene

title: releene


text: fasönum

title: fasönum


text: reléene

title: reléene


text:
gondtalanság

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) carefreeness the property of being lighthearted, joyous, cheerful, without a care

Usage notes

 * Not to be confused with.

title: gondtalanság


text:
gusztustalanul

Adverb

 * 1) disgustingly

title: gusztustalanul


text: entretenciones

title: entretenciones


text: denotaciones

title: denotaciones


text: descréditos

title: descréditos


text: deudas públicas

title: deudas públicas


text: dolmanes

title: dolmanes


text: dormanes

title: dormanes


text: encestadoras

title: encestadoras


text: encestadores

title: encestadores


text: eperlanes

title: eperlanes


text: estayes mayores

title: estayes mayores


text: evaluadora

title: evaluadora


text: evaluadores

title: evaluadores


text: extécnicos

title: extécnicos


text: evaluadoras

title: evaluadoras


text: exmodelos

title: exmodelos


text: extinguidoras

title: extinguidoras


text: focas pías

title: focas pías


text: fisiones nucleares

title: fisiones nucleares


text:
capa de ozono

Noun

 * 1) ozone layer

title: capa de ozono


text:
ostrero

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  oyster

Noun

 * 1) oystercatcher bird
 * 2) oyster farm

title: ostrero


text:
oviducto

Noun

 * 1) oviduct

title: oviducto


text:
tiempo de más

Noun

 * 1) overtime

title: tiempo de más


text:
sobreviraje

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) oversteering

title: sobreviraje


text:
inadvertencia

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) inadvertence
 * 2) oversight

title: inadvertencia


text:
señor feudal

Noun

 * 1) warlord

title: señor feudal


text:
gastos generales

Noun

 * 1) overheads

title: gastos generales


text:
reinita

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a  (small bird of the family ), especially the ovenbird
 * 1) a  (small bird of the family ), especially the ovenbird

title: reinita


text:
folículo ovárico

Noun

 * 1) ovarian follicle

title: folículo ovárico


text:
planeta externo

Noun

 * 1) outer planet

title: planeta externo


text:
buzón de salida

Noun

 * 1) outbox

title: buzón de salida


text:
civeta nutria

Noun

 * 1) otter civet

title: civeta nutria


text:
osteólogo

Noun

 * 1) osteologist

title: osteólogo


text: osteóloga

title: osteóloga


text:
osteopatía

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) osteopathy

title: osteopatía


text:
definición ostensiva

Noun

 * 1) ostensive definition

title: definición ostensiva


text:
osetio

Adjective

 * 1) Ossetian

Noun

 * 1) Ossetian

Noun

 * 1) Ossetian

title: osetio


text:
presión osmótica

Noun

 * 1) osmotic pressure

title: presión osmótica


text:
osmorregulación

Noun

 * 1) osmoregulation

title: osmorregulación


text:
papafigo

Etymology
From. The name of the sail, already attested in 1433, must derive from the name of the bird.

Noun

 * 1)  oriole
 * 2)  mainsail
 * 3) * 1433, Ángel Rodríguez González & José Armas Castro (eds.), Minutario notarial de Pontevedra (1433-1435). Santiago de Compostela: Consello da Cultura Galega, page 53:
 * hũu estrenque d'esparto novo et hũu estrenque vello d'esparto, et con seu treu que son tres monetas et hũu papafigo et con todos los outros seus aparellos
 * a new rope of esparto, and an old one also of esparto, with its set of sails, composed of three minor sails and a mainsail, with all the additional rigging
 * a new rope of esparto, and an old one also of esparto, with its set of sails, composed of three minor sails and a mainsail, with all the additional rigging

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) ortolan

title: papafigo


text:
medicamento huérfano

Noun

 * 1) orphan drug

title: medicamento huérfano


text:
Oristán

Proper noun

 * 1) Oristano

title: Oristán


text:
compuesto orgánico

Noun

 * 1) organic compound

title: compuesto orgánico


text:
prueba del fuego

Noun

 * 1) ordeal

title: prueba del fuego


text:
hangtalanul

Adverb

 * 1) silently, noiselessly without making a sound

title: hangtalanul


text:
orquideología

Noun

 * 1) orchidology

title: orquideología


text: wrap-ups

title: wrap-ups


text:
Talk:peia

etimologia
, como se dizia peia em galaico-português? -- Romanophile ♞ (contributions) 16:33, 30 March 2016 (UTC)
 * I was unable to find any information, sorry. — Ungoliant (falai) 17:43, 30 March 2016 (UTC)
 * Unfortunately, neither did I. Liuscomaes (talk) 19:24, 30 March 2016 (UTC)

title: Talk:peia


text:
urobórico

Adjective

 * 1) ouroboric

title: urobórico


text:
ortotópico

Adjective

 * 1) orthotopic

title: ortotópico


text:
ortosimpático

Adjective

 * 1) orthosympathetic

title: ortosimpático


text: abacem

title: abacem


text:
ortodoxamente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) orthodoxly

title: ortodoxamente


text: abaces

title: abaces


text: abacibus

title: abacibus


text:
ortodóncico

Adjective

 * 1) orthodontic

title: ortodóncico


text:
cambio y corto

Phrase

 * 1) over and out

title: cambio y corto


text:
cambio y fuera

Phrase

 * 1) over and out

title: cambio y fuera


text:
sobrescribir

Etymology
From. .

Verb

 * 1)  to overwrite

title: sobrescribir


text: adagionis

title: adagionis


text: adagioni

title: adagioni


text: adagionem

title: adagionem


text: adagione

title: adagione


text:
hangtalanság

Noun

 * 1) voicelessness, noiselessness, songlessness the quality or state of being noiseless; quiet or hush

title: hangtalanság


text:
sobrevirar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to oversteer

title: sobrevirar


text: adagiones

title: adagiones


text: adagionum

title: adagionum


text: adagionibus

title: adagionibus


text:
pasar por alto

Verb

 * 1)  to overlook
 * 2)  to skip, forgo
 * 1)  to skip, forgo

title: pasar por alto


text:
pedotherapy

Noun

 * 1) Therapy for children.

title: pedotherapy


text: adtributoris

title: adtributoris


text: adtributori

title: adtributori


text: adtributorem

title: adtributorem


text: adtributore

title: adtributore


text: adtributores

title: adtributores


text:
pedotherapeutic

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to pedotherapy.

title: pedotherapeutic


text: haszontalanabb

title: haszontalanabb


text: adtributoribus

title: adtributoribus


text:
pedotherapist

Noun

 * 1) A person who practises pedotherapy.

title: pedotherapist


text: aggressoris

title: aggressoris


text:
pontificar

Verb

 * 1) to pontificate
 * 2) to orate

title: pontificar


text: aggressorem

title: aggressorem


text: leghaszontalanabb

title: leghaszontalanabb


text: aggressores

title: aggressores


text: aggressoribus

title: aggressoribus


text:
ábrete sésamo

Etymology
From its use in ', translating in 's version of the Ali Baba story in the ', possibly based on an oral  source.

Phrase

 * 1) open sesame!

title: ábrete sésamo


text: agrimensoris

title: agrimensoris


text:
libro abierto

Noun

 * 1) open book

title: libro abierto


text: agrimensorem

title: agrimensorem


text:
nube de Oort

Noun

 * 1) Oort cloud

title: nube de Oort


text: agrimensorum

title: agrimensorum


text: agrimensoribus

title: agrimensoribus


text:
gerontotherapeutic

Adjective

 * Of, relating to, or bearing efficacy in gerontotherapy.

title: gerontotherapeutic


text:
gerontotherapist

Noun

 * 1) A person who practises gerontotherapy.

title: gerontotherapist


text: Amilcaris

title: Amilcaris


text: Amilcari

title: Amilcari


text: Amilcarem

title: Amilcarem


text:
teatro de ópera

Noun

 * 1) opera house

title: teatro de ópera


text:
naranjada

Noun

 * 1) orangeade

title: naranjada


text:
optómetra

Noun

 * 1) optometrist

title: optómetra


text:
sexo opuesto

Noun

 * 1) opposite sex

title: sexo opuesto


text:
quiasma óptico

Noun

 * 1) optic chiasm

title: quiasma óptico


text: Ammonis

title: Ammonis


text:
Ammoni

Proper noun

 * 1) A Libyan tribe mentioned by Pliny

title: Ammoni


text: Ammonem

title: Ammonem


text: Ammone

title: Ammone


text: amonis

title: amonis


text:
amoni

Noun

 * 1) ammonium

title: amoni


text: amonem

title: amonem


text: amonum

title: amonum


text: amonibus

title: amonibus


text:
quiasma

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  chiasma a crossing of two nerves, ligaments, etc.

title: quiasma


text: Anconis

title: Anconis


text: Anconi

title: Anconi


text: Anconem

title: Anconem


text: Ancone

title: Ancone


text:
Ofiuco

Proper noun

 * 1) Ophiuchus

title: Ofiuco


text:
pizcar

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to pinch to squeeze a small amount of a person's skin

title: pizcar


text:
preconcebir

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to preconceive

title: preconcebir


text:
reargüir

Etymology
From, from (compare ).

Verb

 * 1)  to reinfer

title: reargüir


text:
narcotizar

Verb

 * 1)  to drug, to administer narcotics

title: narcotizar


text:
particularizar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to personalize
 * 2) to single out
 * 3) to explain in detail
 * 4) to whittle down
 * 5)  to stand out

title: particularizar


text: andronis

title: andronis


text: andronem

title: andronem


text: andrones

title: andrones


text: andronum

title: andronum


text: andronibus

title: andronibus


text: Anseris

title: Anseris


text: Anseri

title: Anseri


text: Anserem

title: Anserem


text: Ansere

title: Ansere


text:
en general

Adverb

 * 1) generally, in general, at large, by and large, overall

title: en general


text: attageni

title: attageni


text: attagenem

title: attagenem


text: attagene

title: attagene


text: attagenes

title: attagenes


text: attagenum

title: attagenum


text:
hijo único

Noun

 * 1) only child

title: hijo único


text: attagenibus

title: attagenibus


text: attributoris

title: attributoris


text: attributori

title: attributori


text: attributorem

title: attributorem


text: attributore

title: attributore


text: attributores

title: attributores


text: attributoribus

title: attributoribus


text:
בעקיפין

Etymology
Presumably borrowed from.

Adverb

 * 1) indirectly

title: בעקיפין


text: attributricis

title: attributricis


text: attributrici

title: attributrici


text: attributricem

title: attributricem


text: attributrice

title: attributrice


text: attributrices

title: attributrices


text: attributricum

title: attributricum


text: hija única

title: hija única


text: attributricibus

title: attributricibus


text:
onomasiología

Noun

 * 1) onomasiology

title: onomasiología


text: balancum

title: balancum


text: balancibus

title: balancibus


text: Beatricis

title: Beatricis


text: Beatrici

title: Beatrici


text: Beatricem

title: Beatricem


text: bilancum

title: bilancum


text: Brunoni

title: Brunoni


text: Brunonem

title: Brunonem


text: Brunone

title: Brunone


text:
Caesares

Etymology
From.

title: Caesares


text: Caesarum

title: Caesarum


text: Caesaribus

title: Caesaribus


text: caligationis

title: caligationis


text: caligationi

title: caligationi


text: caligationem

title: caligationem


text: caligatione

title: caligatione


text: caligationes

title: caligationes


text: caligationum

title: caligationum


text: caligationibus

title: caligationibus


text: cimicis

title: cimicis


text: cimicem

title: cimicem


text: cimicum

title: cimicum


text: cimicibus

title: cimicibus


text: circitoris

title: circitoris


text: circitori

title: circitori


text: circitorem

title: circitorem


text: circitore

title: circitore


text: circitores

title: circitores


text: circitorum

title: circitorum


text: circitoribus

title: circitoribus


text: Coclitis

title: Coclitis


text: Cocliti

title: Cocliti


text: Coclitem

title: Coclitem


text: Coclite

title: Coclite


text: combibonis

title: combibonis


text: combiboni

title: combiboni


text: combibonem

title: combibonem


text: combibone

title: combibone


text: combibones

title: combibones


text: combibonum

title: combibonum


text: conbibonis

title: conbibonis


text: conbiboni

title: conbiboni


text: conbibonem

title: conbibonem


text: conbibone

title: conbibone


text: conbibones

title: conbibones


text: conbibonum

title: conbibonum


text: conbibonibus

title: conbibonibus


text: conpransoris

title: conpransoris


text: conpransori

title: conpransori


text: conpransorem

title: conpransorem


text: conpransore

title: conpransore


text: conpransores

title: conpransores


text: conpransorum

title: conpransorum


text: conpransoribus

title: conpransoribus


text: Ctesiphontis

title: Ctesiphontis


text: Ctesiphonti

title: Ctesiphonti


text: Ctesiphontem

title: Ctesiphontem


text: Ctesiphonte

title: Ctesiphonte


text: dapificis

title: dapificis


text: dapifici

title: dapifici


text: dapificem

title: dapificem


text: dapifice

title: dapifice


text: dapifices

title: dapifices


text: dapificum

title: dapificum


text: dapificibus

title: dapificibus


text: Demosthenis

title: Demosthenis


text: Demostheni

title: Demostheni


text: Demosthenem

title: Demosthenem


text: Demosthene

title: Demosthene


text: desertionis

title: desertionis


text: desertioni

title: desertioni


text: desertionem

title: desertionem


text: desertione

title: desertione


text: desertiones

title: desertiones


text: desertionum

title: desertionum


text: desertionibus

title: desertionibus


text: diaeresi

title: diaeresi


text: diaeresem

title: diaeresem


text: diaerese

title: diaerese


text: diaeresum

title: diaeresum


text: diaeresibus

title: diaeresibus


text: Dii

title: Dii


text: Diorum

title: Diorum


text: Diis

title: Diis


text:
Dionis

Etymology
From, from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Dionysus the Greek god of wine

Etymology
From, from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Dionysus the Greek god of wine

title: Dionis


text: Dioni

title: Dioni


text:
jejda

Interjection

 * 1) oh, gosh expresion of surprise
 * 2) oops acknowledging a minor mistake
 * 1) oops acknowledging a minor mistake

title: jejda


text: Dionem

title: Dionem


text: displosionis

title: displosionis


text: displosioni

title: displosioni


text: displosionem

title: displosionem


text: displosione

title: displosione


text: displosiones

title: displosiones


text: displosionum

title: displosionum


text: displosionibus

title: displosionibus


text: donacem

title: donacem


text: donace

title: donace


text: donaces

title: donaces


text: donacum

title: donacum


text: donacibus

title: donacibus


text: elektromagneten

title: elektromagneten


text: elektromagneter

title: elektromagneter


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 求 read as もと


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 刻 read as きざ


text: Category:de:Suicide

title: Category:de:Suicide


text:
Molesworthian

Adjective

 * 1) Reminiscent of, a fictional schoolboy and supposed author of a series of humorous books by  parodying school life.

title: Molesworthian


text: へいじつ

title: へいじつ


text: epulonis

title: epulonis


text: epulonem

title: epulonem


text: epulones

title: epulones


text: epulonum

title: epulonum


text: epulonibus

title: epulonibus


text: excommunicationis

title: excommunicationis


text: excommunicationi

title: excommunicationi


text: excommunicationem

title: excommunicationem


text: excommunicatione

title: excommunicatione


text: excommunicationes

title: excommunicationes


text: excommunicationum

title: excommunicationum


text: excommunicationibus

title: excommunicationibus


text: eximperatoris

title: eximperatoris


text: eximperatori

title: eximperatori


text: eximperatorem

title: eximperatorem


text: eximperatore

title: eximperatore


text: eximperatores

title: eximperatores


text: eximperatorum

title: eximperatorum


text: eximperatoribus

title: eximperatoribus


text: expletricis

title: expletricis


text: expletrici

title: expletrici


text: expletricem

title: expletricem


text: expletrice

title: expletrice


text: expletrices

title: expletrices


text: expletricum

title: expletricum


text: expletricibus

title: expletricibus


text: extenuationis

title: extenuationis


text: extenuationi

title: extenuationi


text: extenuationem

title: extenuationem


text: extenuatione

title: extenuatione


text: extenuationes

title: extenuationes


text: extenuationum

title: extenuationum


text: extenuationibus

title: extenuationibus


text:
faice

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) face
 * 2) side, surface

title: faice


text: fellonis

title: fellonis


text: fellonem

title: fellonem


text: fellones

title: fellones


text: fellonum

title: fellonum


text: fellonibus

title: fellonibus


text: fidepromissoris

title: fidepromissoris


text: fidepromissori

title: fidepromissori


text: fidepromissorem

title: fidepromissorem


text: fidepromissore

title: fidepromissore


text: fidepromissores

title: fidepromissores


text:
Talk:weekday

For whom exactly is Saturday a "weekday", but not Sunday? Equinox ◑ 17:41, 30 March 2016 (UTC)
 * Maybe members of some religions. — Ungoliant (falai) 17:53, 30 March 2016 (UTC)

Pt. "dia útil" v "dia de semana"
Portuguese is not my native language, but wouldn't "dia de semana" above all refer to any day of the week, as opposed to specifically those excluding the weekend? Can you explain in what way "dia útil is a different concept"? My source for the edit was this: https://www.infopedia.pt/dicionarios/ingles-portugues/weekday Thewords10 (talk) 11:02, 30 September 2020 (UTC)
 * thanks for pinging me. A few people use dia de semana to mean any day of the week. But most of the time it means the same as English weekday (i.e. a day of the week that is not part of the weekend). Its usage is also affected by religious concerns about the inclusion of Saturday in the weekend. The typical term for “any day of the week” is dia da semana.
 * is a workday, a day when the average non-vacationing employed person is expected to be working and the average business is expected to be open. They are similar concepts in practice, but dia útil excludes holidays and weekends while dia de semana only excludes weekends.
 * Infopédia is not a very good translation dictionary. It has many pairs that are similar concepts but not quite the same. For example, they translate with a word that means 15 days. — Ungoliant (falai) 14:27, 30 September 2020 (UTC)

or the single weekly day off
Could someone please elaborate on this ? Backinstadiums (talk) 15:39, 22 October 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:weekday


text: fidepromissorum

title: fidepromissorum


text: fidepromissoribus

title: fidepromissoribus


text:
flamina

Noun

 * 1) the wife of a flamen (a priest of the ancient Roman religion)

title: flamina


text: flasconis

title: flasconis


text: flasconi

title: flasconi


text: flasconem

title: flasconem


text: flascone

title: flascone


text: flascones

title: flascones


text: flasconum

title: flasconum


text: flasconibus

title: flasconibus


text: flocum

title: flocum


text: flocibus

title: flocibus


text: furfuris

title: furfuris


text: furfuri

title: furfuri


text: furfurem

title: furfurem


text: furfure

title: furfure


text: furfurum

title: furfurum


text: furfuribus

title: furfuribus


text: furonis

title: furonis


text: furoni

title: furoni


text: furonem

title: furonem


text: furone

title: furone


text: furones

title: furones


text: furonum

title: furonum


text: furonibus

title: furonibus


text: Gaiporis

title: Gaiporis


text: Gaipori

title: Gaipori


text: Gaiporem

title: Gaiporem


text: Gaipore

title: Gaipore


text: Gaipores

title: Gaipores


text: Gaiporum

title: Gaiporum


text: Gaiporibus

title: Gaiporibus


text: Graecitatis

title: Graecitatis


text: Graecitati

title: Graecitati


text: Graecitatem

title: Graecitatem


text: Graecitate

title: Graecitate


text: grassationis

title: grassationis


text: grassationi

title: grassationi


text: grassationem

title: grassationem


text: grassatione

title: grassatione


text: grassationes

title: grassationes


text: grassationum

title: grassationum


text: grassationibus

title: grassationibus


text: Hamilcaris

title: Hamilcaris


text: Hamilcari

title: Hamilcari


text: Hamilcarem

title: Hamilcarem


text: Hamilcare

title: Hamilcare


text: Hammonis

title: Hammonis


text: Hammoni

title: Hammoni


text: Hammonem

title: Hammonem


text: Hammone

title: Hammone


text: Herculi

title: Herculi


text: Herculem

title: Herculem


text: Hiberem

title: Hiberem


text: Hiberes

title: Hiberes


text: Hiberibus

title: Hiberibus


text: elektromagnetene

title: elektromagnetene


text: elektromagnetar

title: elektromagnetar


text: elektromagnetane

title: elektromagnetane


text: incisionis

title: incisionis


text: incisionem

title: incisionem


text: incisionum

title: incisionum


text: incisionibus

title: incisionibus


text: irionis

title: irionis


text: irioni

title: irioni


text: iriones

title: iriones


text: irionum

title: irionum


text: irionibus

title: irionibus


text: itinerantis

title: itinerantis


text: itinerantem

title: itinerantem


text:
itinerantum

Noun
a journey, one or several journeys

title: itinerantum


text: itinerantibus

title: itinerantibus


text: Kartaginis

title: Kartaginis


text: Kartagini

title: Kartagini


text: Kartaginem

title: Kartaginem


text: Kartagine

title: Kartagine


text: Karthaginis

title: Karthaginis


text: Karthagini

title: Karthagini


text: Karthaginem

title: Karthaginem


text: Karthagine

title: Karthagine


text: lancis

title: lancis


text: lancum

title: lancum


text: lancibus

title: lancibus


text: laticis

title: laticis


text: laticem

title: laticem


text: laticum

title: laticum


text: laticibus

title: laticibus


text: dad dancers

title: dad dancers


text:
Gallo-Romance

Proper noun

 * 1) A language family, comprising Romance languages spoken in France, northern Italy and northern Spain. Specifically Walloon, Picard, Norman, French, Franco-Provençal, although broader definitions include Occitano-Romance, Rhaeto-Romance (Romansch, Ladin, Friulian) and/or Gallo-Italic (e.g. Lombard) languages
 * 2) * Georg Bossong, Classifications, in: 2016, Adam Ledgeway, Martin Maiden (eds.), The Oxford Guide to the Romance Languages (Oxford Guides to the World's Languages), p. 63ff., here p. 66:
 * This contact zone is characterized by numerous transitions and continuities. Gascon and Catalan form a transition between Ibero- and Gallo-Romance; Francoprovençal functions as a mediator between northern and southern Gallo-Romance; and the three dialect groups of Raeto-Romance constitute the transitional area between Gallo-Romance and Italo-Romance, especially the northern Italian dialects which are best grouped under the label 'Gallo-Italic'.
 * 1) The ancestor language of the Gallo-Romance languages.

Translations

 * Dutch: Gallo-Romaans
 * Italian:
 * Occitan:

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to the Gallo-Romance language family or the Gallo-Romance languages.

Translations

 * Dutch: Gallo-Romaans
 * Italian:

title: Gallo-Romance


text: heijitsu

title: heijitsu


text: User:Redboywild/ro-adj

title: User:Redboywild/ro-adj


text:
Wiktionary:Requested entries (Old Occitan)

B

 * - see 🇨🇬
 * - see 🇨🇬
 * - see 🇨🇬
 * - see 🇨🇬

C

 * . Renard Migrant (talk) 13:03, 13 April 2016 (UTC)
 * , increase? is down right now for server issues so I can't look it up. Renard Migrant (talk) 14:41, 17 April 2016 (UTC)
 * - countryside

G

 * , . No idea. Renard Migrant (talk) 16:36, 15 April 2016 (UTC)

J

 * I thought it was the same as French but FEW doesn't list it as a cognate of gisement. Ego, I don't know. Renard Migrant (talk) 10:25, 14 April 2016 (UTC)

M

 * , no idea whatsoever. Seems common though. Renard Migrant (talk) 14:29, 1 April 2016 (UTC)


text: luem

title: luem


text: magnatem

title: magnatem


text: magnatibus

title: magnatibus


text: Marciporis

title: Marciporis


text: Marcipori

title: Marcipori


text: Marciporem

title: Marciporem


text: Marcipore

title: Marcipore


text: Marcipores

title: Marcipores


text: Marciporum

title: Marciporum


text: Marciporibus

title: Marciporibus


text: Marporis

title: Marporis


text: Marpori

title: Marpori


text: Marporem

title: Marporem


text: Marpore

title: Marpore


text: Marpores

title: Marpores


text: Marporum

title: Marporum


text: Marporibus

title: Marporibus


text: masturbationis

title: masturbationis


text: masturbationi

title: masturbationi


text: masturbationem

title: masturbationem


text: masturbatione

title: masturbatione


text: masturbationes

title: masturbationes


text: masturbationum

title: masturbationum


text: masturbationibus

title: masturbationibus


text: melonis

title: melonis


text: melonem

title: melonem


text: melonum

title: melonum


text: melonibus

title: melonibus


text: meridiationis

title: meridiationis


text: meridiationi

title: meridiationi


text: meridiationem

title: meridiationem


text: meridiatione

title: meridiatione


text: meridiationes

title: meridiationes


text: meridiationum

title: meridiationum


text: meridiationibus

title: meridiationibus


text: Mithridatis

title: Mithridatis


text: Mithridati

title: Mithridati


text: Mithridatem

title: Mithridatem


text: Mnevidis

title: Mnevidis


text: Mnevidi

title: Mnevidi


text: Mnevidem

title: Mnevidem


text: Mnevide

title: Mnevide


text: mugilis

title: mugilis


text: mugili

title: mugili


text: mugilem

title: mugilem


text: mugile

title: mugile


text: mugiles

title: mugiles


text: mugilum

title: mugilum


text: mugilibus

title: mugilibus


text: Naeporis

title: Naeporis


text: Naepori

title: Naepori


text: Naeporem

title: Naeporem


text: Naepore

title: Naepore


text: Naepores

title: Naepores


text: Naeporum

title: Naeporum


text: Naeporibus

title: Naeporibus


text: Napoleonis

title: Napoleonis


text: Napoleoni

title: Napoleoni


text: Napoleonem

title: Napoleonem


text: Narbonis

title: Narbonis


text: Narboni

title: Narboni


text: Narbonem

title: Narbonem


text: Narbone

title: Narbone


text: Neapolionis

title: Neapolionis


text: Neapolioni

title: Neapolioni


text: Neapolionem

title: Neapolionem


text: Neapolione

title: Neapolione


text: Nepotis

title: Nepotis


text: Nepoti

title: Nepoti


text: Nepotem

title: Nepotem


text: Neronis

title: Neronis


text:
Neroni

Etymology
.

title: Neroni


text: Neronem

title: Neronem


text: Oasi

title: Oasi


text: Oasem

title: Oasem


text: officem

title: officem


text: officum

title: officum


text: officibus

title: officibus


text: Oliporis

title: Oliporis


text: Olipori

title: Olipori


text: Oliporem

title: Oliporem


text: Olipore

title: Olipore


text: Olipores

title: Olipores


text: Oliporum

title: Oliporum


text: Oliporibus

title: Oliporibus


text: Olisiponis

title: Olisiponis


text: Olisiponi

title: Olisiponi


text: Olisiponem

title: Olisiponem


text: Olisipone

title: Olisipone


text: Olisipponis

title: Olisipponis


text: Olisipponi

title: Olisipponi


text: Olisipponem

title: Olisipponem


text: Olisippone

title: Olisippone


text: Olysiponis

title: Olysiponis


text: Olysiponi

title: Olysiponi


text: Olysiponem

title: Olysiponem


text: Olysipone

title: Olysipone


text: Olysipponis

title: Olysipponis


text: Olysipponi

title: Olysipponi


text: Olysipponem

title: Olysipponem


text: Olysippone

title: Olysippone


text: opacitatis

title: opacitatis


text: opacitati

title: opacitati


text: opacitatem

title: opacitatem


text:
opacitate

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) opacity

title: opacitate


text: opacitates

title: opacitates


text: opacitatum

title: opacitatum


text: opacitatibus

title: opacitatibus


text: ornatricis

title: ornatricis


text: ornatrici

title: ornatrici


text: ornatricem

title: ornatricem


text: ornatrice

title: ornatrice


text: ornatrices

title: ornatrices


text: ornatricum

title: ornatricum


text: ornatricibus

title: ornatricibus


text: panacis

title: panacis


text: panaci

title: panaci


text: panacem

title: panacem


text: panace

title: panace


text: panaces

title: panaces


text: panacum

title: panacum


text: panacibus

title: panacibus


text: perfinitionis

title: perfinitionis


text: perfinitioni

title: perfinitioni


text: perfinitione

title: perfinitione


text: perfinitiones

title: perfinitiones


text: perfinitionum

title: perfinitionum


text: perfinitionibus

title: perfinitionibus


text: Persidis

title: Persidis


text: Persidi

title: Persidi


text: Persidem

title: Persidem


text: pillonis

title: pillonis


text: pilloni

title: pilloni


text: pillonem

title: pillonem


text: pillone

title: pillone


text: pillones

title: pillones


text: pillonum

title: pillonum


text: pillonibus

title: pillonibus


text: pilonis

title: pilonis


text: pilonem

title: pilonem


text: pilonum

title: pilonum


text: pilonibus

title: pilonibus


text: portatoris

title: portatoris


text: portatorem

title: portatorem


text: portatores

title: portatores


text: portatoribus

title: portatoribus


text: praemonitionis

title: praemonitionis


text: praemonitioni

title: praemonitioni


text: praemonitionem

title: praemonitionem


text: praemonitione

title: praemonitione


text: praemonitiones

title: praemonitiones


text: praemonitionum

title: praemonitionum


text: praemonitionibus

title: praemonitionibus


text: procrastinatricis

title: procrastinatricis


text: procrastinatricem

title: procrastinatricem


text: procrastinatrices

title: procrastinatrices


text: procrastinatricum

title: procrastinatricum


text: procrastinatricibus

title: procrastinatricibus


text: Propontidis

title: Propontidis


text: Propontidi

title: Propontidi


text: Propontidem

title: Propontidem


text:
Propontide

Etymology
, itself a borrowing from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Sea of Marmara

title: Propontide


text: Publiporis

title: Publiporis


text: Publipori

title: Publipori


text: Publiporem

title: Publiporem


text: Publipore

title: Publipore


text: Publipores

title: Publipores


text: Publiporum

title: Publiporum


text: Publiporibus

title: Publiporibus


text: pugnatricis

title: pugnatricis


text: pugnatrici

title: pugnatrici


text: pugnatricem

title: pugnatricem


text: pugnatrice

title: pugnatrice


text: pugnatrices

title: pugnatrices


text: pugnatricum

title: pugnatricum


text: pugnatricibus

title: pugnatricibus


text: quadralis

title: quadralis


text: quadrali

title: quadrali


text: quadralem

title: quadralem


text: quadrales

title: quadrales


text: quadralum

title: quadralum


text: quadralibus

title: quadralibus


text: regyrationis

title: regyrationis


text: regyrationi

title: regyrationi


text: regyrationem

title: regyrationem


text: regyratione

title: regyratione


text: regyrationes

title: regyrationes


text: regyrationum

title: regyrationum


text: regyrationibus

title: regyrationibus


text: repletionis

title: repletionis


text: repletioni

title: repletioni


text: repletionem

title: repletionem


text: repletione

title: repletione


text: repletiones

title: repletiones


text: repletionum

title: repletionum


text: repletionibus

title: repletionibus


text: retificis

title: retificis


text: retifici

title: retifici


text: retificem

title: retificem


text: retifice

title: retifice


text: retifices

title: retifices


text: retificum

title: retificum


text: retificibus

title: retificibus


text: rhexi

title: rhexi


text: rhexem

title: rhexem


text: rhexe

title: rhexe


text: rhexes

title: rhexes


text: rhexium

title: rhexium


text: rhexibus

title: rhexibus


text: rhomboidis

title: rhomboidis


text: rhomboidi

title: rhomboidi


text: rhomboidem

title: rhomboidem


text: rhomboide

title: rhomboide


text: rhomboidum

title: rhomboidum


text: rhomboidibus

title: rhomboidibus


text: rixem

title: rixem


text: rixium

title: rixium


text: rixibus

title: rixibus


text: ryxi

title: ryxi


text: ryxem

title: ryxem


text: ryxe

title: ryxe


text: ryxes

title: ryxes


text: ryxium

title: ryxium


text: ryxibus

title: ryxibus


text: saltatricis

title: saltatricis


text: saltatricem

title: saltatricem


text: saltatrices

title: saltatrices


text: saltatricum

title: saltatricum


text: saltatricibus

title: saltatricibus


text: Sidonis

title: Sidonis


text: Sidoni

title: Sidoni


text: Sidonem

title: Sidonem


text: significis

title: significis


text: significi

title: significi


text: significe

title: significe


text: significum

title: significum


text: significibus

title: significibus


text:
Simonis

Etymology
.

title: Simonis


text: Simoni

title: Simoni


text: Simonem

title: Simonem


text: Simoentis

title: Simoentis


text: Simoenti

title: Simoenti


text: Simoentem

title: Simoentem


text: Simoente

title: Simoente


text: soricis

title: soricis


text: soricem

title: soricem


text: sorices

title: sorices


text: soricum

title: soricum


text: soricibus

title: soricibus


text: Sosipatris

title: Sosipatris


text: Sosipatri

title: Sosipatri


text: Sosipatrem

title: Sosipatrem


text: Sosipatre

title: Sosipatre


text: Stadisi

title: Stadisi


text: Stadisem

title: Stadisem


text: Stadise

title: Stadise


text: stertoris

title: stertoris


text: stertorem

title: stertorem


text: stertores

title: stertores


text: stertorum

title: stertorum


text: stertoribus

title: stertoribus


text: subregionis

title: subregionis


text: subregionem

title: subregionem


text: subregionum

title: subregionum


text: subregionibus

title: subregionibus


text: tamaricis

title: tamaricis


text: tamaricem

title: tamaricem


text: tamarices

title: tamarices


text: tamaricum

title: tamaricum


text: tamaricibus

title: tamaricibus


text: Tarraconis

title: Tarraconis


text: Tarraconi

title: Tarraconi


text: Tarraconem

title: Tarraconem


text: Tarracone

title: Tarracone


text: Termetis

title: Termetis


text: Termeti

title: Termeti


text: Termetem

title: Termetem


text: Termete

title: Termete


text: Tiberiadis

title: Tiberiadis


text: Tiberiadi

title: Tiberiadi


text: Tiberiadem

title: Tiberiadem


text: Tironis

title: Tironis


text: Tironi

title: Tironi


text: Tironem

title: Tironem


text: Tirone

title: Tirone


text: gensor

title: gensor


text: Trapezuntis

title: Trapezuntis


text: Trapezunti

title: Trapezunti


text: Trapezuntem

title: Trapezuntem


text: Trapezunte

title: Trapezunte


text: Troadis

title: Troadis


text: Troadi

title: Troadi


text: Troadem

title: Troadem


text: trygonis

title: trygonis


text: trygoni

title: trygoni


text: trygonem

title: trygonem


text: trygone

title: trygone


text: trygones

title: trygones


text: trygonum

title: trygonum


text: trygonibus

title: trygonibus


text: ubicationis

title: ubicationis


text: ubicationi

title: ubicationi


text: ubicationem

title: ubicationem


text: ubicatione

title: ubicatione


text: ubicationes

title: ubicationes


text: ubicationum

title: ubicationum


text: ubicationibus

title: ubicationibus


text: Ulisipponis

title: Ulisipponis


text: Ulisipponi

title: Ulisipponi


text: Ulisipponem

title: Ulisipponem


text: Ulisippone

title: Ulisippone


text: varicem

title: varicem


text: varicibus

title: varicibus


text: veglionis

title: veglionis


text: veglionem

title: veglionem


text: vegliones

title: vegliones


text: veglionum

title: veglionum


text: veglionibus

title: veglionibus


text: veglonem

title: veglonem


text: veglones

title: veglones


text: veglonibus

title: veglonibus


text: vernicis

title: vernicis


text: vernicem

title: vernicem


text: vernices

title: vernices


text: vernicum

title: vernicum


text: vernicibus

title: vernicibus


text: Vesontionis

title: Vesontionis


text: Vesontioni

title: Vesontioni


text: Vesontionem

title: Vesontionem


text: Vesontione

title: Vesontione


text: veteratoris

title: veteratoris


text: veteratori

title: veteratori


text: veteratorem

title: veteratorem


text: veteratore

title: veteratore


text: veteratores

title: veteratores


text: veteratoribus

title: veteratoribus


text: vibicis

title: vibicis


text: vibicem

title: vibicem


text: vibicum

title: vibicum


text: vibicibus

title: vibicibus


text: vicissitatis

title: vicissitatis


text: vicissitati

title: vicissitati


text: vicissitatem

title: vicissitatem


text: vicissitate

title: vicissitate


text: vicissitates

title: vicissitates


text: vicissitatum

title: vicissitatum


text: vicissitatibus

title: vicissitatibus


text: Xenophontis

title: Xenophontis


text: Xenophonti

title: Xenophonti


text: Xenophontem

title: Xenophontem


text: Xenophonte

title: Xenophonte


text: zaconem

title: zaconem


text: zacones

title: zacones


text: zaconibus

title: zaconibus


text:
verayamen

Etymology
. Gallo-Romance cognate with.

Adverb

 * 1) really; truly

title: verayamen


text:
cazer

Etymology
From, from.

Verb

 * 1) to fall

title: cazer


text: Category:grc:Palm trees

title: Category:grc:Palm trees


text:
bystat

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a city state

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) city state

title: bystat


text: bystatane

title: bystatane


text: bystaten

title: bystaten


text: bystatar

title: bystatar


text:
circle time

Noun

 * 1)  Time spent by a group sitting together to take part in an activity.

title: circle time


text: circle times

title: circle times


text:
လိုချင်

Verb

 * 1) to want desire

title: လိုချင်


text:
おろ

Noun

 * 1)  tail
 * 2)  lochia

Prefix

 * 1)  incompletely

title: おろ


text: puere

title: puere


text:
umiliar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to humiliate

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Verb

 * 1) to humble
 * 2)  to humble oneself (to act humbly)

title: umiliar


text:
κιθαριστής

Noun

 * 1) lyre player

Noun

 * 1)  guitarist, guitar player

title: κιθαριστής


text: kirjoitamme

title: kirjoitamme


text:
geciegan

Etymology
from.

Verb

 * 1) to call upon
 * 2) to call, to name
 * 3) * c. 992, Ælfric, "The Nativity of St. Andrew the Apostle"
 * "ang"

- Crist on sumere tīde ferde wið þǣre Galileiscan sǣ, and ġeseah twēġen ġebroðra, Simonem, se wæs ġecīġed Petrus, and his broðor Andream: et reliqua.

 * 1) to name
 * 2) to invoke
 * 3) to summon
 * 4) to convene

title: geciegan


text:
cloudspotting

Noun

 * 1) The observation of clouds as a recreational activity.

title: cloudspotting


text:
cloudspotter

Noun

 * 1) One who engages in cloudspotting.

title: cloudspotter


text: cloudspotters

title: cloudspotters


text: Template:Ancient Greek personal pronouns 1


text: Template:Ancient Greek personal pronouns 2


text:
惡露

Noun

 * 1) lochia

title: 惡露


text: 恶露

title: 恶露


text:
悪露

Etymology
Note that the reading of the first character does not correspond to the reading used in the 🇨🇬 term. The reading o corresponds to wù in 🇨🇬 and means "to hate", and the reading aku corresponds to è in 🇨🇬 and means "bad".

Noun

 * 1) lochia

title: 悪露


text:
fachura

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) face

Noun

 * 1)  expert, pro

title: fachura


text:
Template:Acastidae Hypernyms

 * †Trilobitomorpha - subphylum; Trilobita - class; Phacopida - order; - suborder;  - superfamily; Acastidae - family

title: Template:Acastidae Hypernyms


text:
Template:Acastidae Hypernyms/documentation

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


text:
erregina

Etymology
From.

title: erregina


text:
Acastidae

Proper noun
†

Hypernyms

 * ; † - subphylum; - class;  - order;  - suborder;  - superfamily

title: Acastidae


text:
one fry short of a Happy Meal

Synonyms

 * See Appendix:Snowclones/few X short of a Y

title: one fry short of a Happy Meal


text: Category:Scottish Gaelic terms derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *swep-


text:
anc

Etymology
From a contraction of earlier, from , from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, which see for more information.

Preposition

 * 1) with

Etymology
Probably rom. Akin to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Pronunciation

 * (Eastern)
 * (Eastern)
 * (Eastern)

Adverb

 * 1) Alternative form of

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1)  never

title: anc


text:
fine as frog's hair

Etymology
A play on both senses of, and the idea that frogs' hairs (since they have none) must be very slender.

title: fine as frog's hair


text:
איציק

Etymology
An alteration of.

title: איציק


text:
folh

Etymology
. Gallo-Romance cognate with Old French.

Noun

 * 1) leaf

title: folh


text:
גאָלדפֿאַדן

Proper noun

 * : Goldfaden

title: גאָלדפֿאַדן


text: brevicipite

title: brevicipite


text: brevicipitum

title: brevicipitum


text:
cortezia

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) honor; valor; nobleness

title: cortezia


text:
תּירוץ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) answer, solution
 * 2) excuse explanation designed to avoid or alleviate guilt or negative judgement

title: תּירוץ


text:
תּירוץ פֿאַר די בענטשליכט

Noun

 * 1)  bad excuse

title: תּירוץ פֿאַר די בענטשליכט


text:
בענטשליכט

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  Sabbath candle

title: בענטשליכט