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User talk:Rua/se-fi

helppo
Your comment: I checked this with another dictionary; it's an adverb in addition to the comparative.
 * If it is an adverb, then the Finnish equivalent would probably be helposti (Se kävi helposti. -- It went easily.) or possibly helppoa (Se oli helppoa. -- It was easy.) - but helppo is definitely not an adverb. --Hekaheka (talk) 23:37, 1 November 2015 (UTC)
 * I have two main dictionaries I work from, this one and a Norwegian one. In the Norwegian one, the following definitions are given:
 * adj. adj.
 * adj. adj.
 * adj. adj.
 * adj. adj.
 * adj. adj.
 * adj. adj.
 * adj. adj.
 * adj. adj. [this is the comparative]
 * adv. adv.
 * I'm not sure if this helps at all. —CodeCat 00:12, 2 November 2015 (UTC)
 * Then I'd say the the English equivalent for álkit is "easier" or "easily" and sometimes "easy" (with the verb "to be": "It was easy"). --Hekaheka (talk) 06:13, 2 November 2015 (UTC)

takakaihdin
This beats my imagination. Kaihdin means "curtain" and takakaihdin ("rear curtain") is used e.g. of a curtain that is installed in the rear windscreen of a car, but what the heck is takakaihdin sarvessa ("rear curtain in an antler")? --Hekaheka (talk) 06:13, 2 November 2015 (UTC)
 * DDS doesn't have anything on this either, though the paradigm generator at does recognise it. A Google search gives a few results:
 * has a picture with an explanation in French:, synonymous with.
 * has a bit in Swedish.
 * has an English explanation: "a small backward pointing tine on a reindeer antler, at the point where the antler bends forward"
 * I don't know if this helps much though. Sami terminology on reindeer can be rather specialised, so there's unlikely to be an equivalent in Finnish. —CodeCat 15:53, 2 November 2015 (UTC)

báljildit
The translation liikkua kaljupäisenä ("to move around bald-headed") sounds weird. Possibly should be liikkua avopäin ("to move around bareheaded"). --Hekaheka (talk) 10:22, 2 November 2015 (UTC)
 * I found a Google hit in Norwegian that describes this as . We don't have an entry for, but it seems to mean bald or hairless. —CodeCat 15:58, 2 November 2015 (UTC)

säärevänä
Another strange usage. Säärevä comes from sääri ("leg") and is an adjective in the northern dialects meaning "long-legged" or pitkäjalkainen in standard Finnish. But liikuskella säärevänä ("to move around long-legged") doesn't seem to make sense. --Hekaheka (talk) 10:32, 2 November 2015 (UTC)
 * That is the translation I find on Google though:
 * "to walk off on long legs"
 *
 * It seems to be another reindeer-specific term. —CodeCat 16:02, 2 November 2015 (UTC)
 * Could it mean "to walk with long steps"? --Hekaheka (talk) 00:09, 3 November 2015 (UTC)
 * I don't think so. It's not in this list, but DDS translates as . The verb is then simply a derivative with the  suffix. The adjective looks like it might be derived too, but I can't find anything. —CodeCat 00:16, 3 November 2015 (UTC)

bihkahuvvat, bihkkaduvvat
Both are translated as tulla tervaiseksi ("to become tarry or covered with tar"). I suspect that either or both refer to the process in which a dying pine becomes tervas, i.e. becomes so saturated of the tar that the tree generates naturally that the wood becomes rot-resistant. This type of wood provides excellent firewood and valued construction material. The Finnish verb for this process is tervastua. --Hekaheka (talk) 10:57, 2 November 2015 (UTC)
 * Both come from, which means just "tar" according to both dictionaries. —CodeCat 16:06, 2 November 2015 (UTC)

iežaskapitála
This page suggests you're right, thank you. —CodeCat 23:57, 2 November 2015 (UTC)

adni
There's no difference in Northern Sami between what are in Finnish the -va and -ja forms (present participle and agent noun). There is just one form that is used for both, historically cognate with the -ja form. —CodeCat 20:52, 15 December 2015 (UTC)

title: User talk:Rua/se-fi


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vesztes

Adjective

 * 1) losing, defeated, conquered, beaten

Noun

 * 1) loser one who fails to win

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

title: vesztes


text:
Citations:ʘ‿ʘ

Symbol: "an emoticon representing a wide-eyed, smiling face"
English citations

title: Citations:ʘ‿ʘ


text: aldi

title: aldi


text: Category:Northern Sami ambipositions

title: Category:Northern Sami ambipositions


text:
aldna

Etymology
From.

title: aldna


text:
uncount

Etymology 1
From en.

Verb

 * 1)  To deduct from a count; discount or subtract.

Etymology 2
From en.

Adjective

 * 1)  Uncountable.

title: uncount


text:
alimas

Adverb

 * 1) akimbo

title: alimas


text:
alimahtes

Adverb

 * 1) akimbo

title: alimahtes


text:
alimusriekti

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) supreme court

title: alimusriekti


text:
riekti

Noun

 * 1) right (to do something)
 * 2) law, justice
 * 3) court of justice

title: riekti


text:
alitrássi

Etymology
From.

title: alitrássi


text:
Citations:¯\(° o)/¯

Symbol: "an emoticon representing a confused or surprised face with shrugging arms"
English citations

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text:
уёбище

Noun

 * 1)  something ugly or extremely unpleasant (usually of large size)
 * 2)  fucker, motherfucker, fuck
 * 1)  fucker, motherfucker, fuck

title: уёбище


text:
Talk:уёбище

This is both animate and inanimate. Could you fix this, please? I am still not so comfortable with the new templates. --Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 23:58, 1 November 2015 (UTC)
 * I think I got it with "a=bi". --Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 00:02, 2 November 2015 (UTC)
 * Yup, that is correct. Benwing2 (talk) 03:57, 2 November 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:уёбище


text: hand pies

title: hand pies


text:
Adrian Quist

Etymology
Rhyming slang from the name of Australian tennis player Adrian Quist.

Adjective

 * 1)  Pissed (drunk).

Synonyms

 * See Thesaurus:drunk

title: Adrian Quist


text:
marry fuck kill

Noun

 * 1)  An adolescent game in which three people are proposed and the player must fancifully uniquely assign each of the three actions that they would do to each of them.

title: marry fuck kill


text:
allalávlla

Etymology
From. Compare, , both literally "High Song".

Noun

 * 1)  the Song of Songs

title: allalávlla


text: freela

title: freela


text:
Citations:☉ ☉

Symbol: "an emoticon representing a shocked, confused, or blank expression"
English citations

title: Citations:☉ ☉


text: freelas

title: freelas


text:
contrabalançar

Verb

 * 1) to counterbalance

title: contrabalançar


text:
allatvuohta

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) height
 * 2) altitude
 * 3) distinguishedness

title: allatvuohta


text:
distinguishedness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being distinguished.

Translations

 * Polish: dystynkcja

title: distinguishedness


text:
allodat

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) height

title: allodat


text: Category:Northern Sami terms suffixed with -odat


text: Granny Smiths

title: Granny Smiths


text:
allodatnjuiken

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  high jump

title: allodatnjuiken


text:
Citations:ಠ⌣ಠ

Symbol: "an emoticon representing a deviously-smiling face"
English citations

title: Citations:ಠ⌣ಠ


text:
njuiket

Etymology
From. Equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1) to jump, to leap (once)

title: njuiket


text: Category:Northern Sami terms suffixed with -et


text:
Transkei

Etymology
(in reference to the in South Africa).

Proper noun

 * 1)  A bantustan and nominal parliamentary democracy (capital Umtata) in southeastern South Africa.

title: Transkei


text:
njuiken

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) jump, leap

title: njuiken


text: epicatechins

title: epicatechins


text: bonzas

title: bonzas


text:
njuikut

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to jump (repeatedly), to hop

title: njuikut


text:
Citations:( ͡ᵔ ͜ʖ ͡ᵔ )

Symbol: "an emoticon representing a smiling face with narrowed, sideways-looking eyes"
English citations

title: Citations:( ͡ᵔ ͜ʖ ͡ᵔ )


text:
allaskuvla

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) college, university

title: allaskuvla


text:
săculeț

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  little or small bag
 * 2) purse, handbag
 * 3) pouch
 * 1) pouch
 * 1) pouch

title: săculeț


text:
Citations:(• ◡•)

Symbol: "an emoticon representing a smiling face"
English citations

title: Citations:(• ◡•)


text:
allamielalaš

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) with an attitude of superiority, arrogant
 * 2) vain
 * 3) contemptuous

title: allamielalaš


text:
Braeburn

Etymology
Named after Braeburn Orchard,, where the variety was first developed.

Noun

 * 1) A red crispy apple originating in New Zealand.

title: Braeburn


text: Braeburns

title: Braeburns


text:
Citations:ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ

Symbol: "an emoticon representing a grinning face and a pair of arms raised in an arm-swinging display"
English citations

title: Citations:ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ


text:
затылочный

Adjective

 * 1)  cervical, occipital

title: затылочный


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Samic/tāktē

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  bone

Descendants

 * Western Samic:
 * Eastern Samic:
 * Eastern Samic:
 * Eastern Samic:
 * Eastern Samic:
 * Eastern Samic:
 * Eastern Samic:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Samic/tāktē


text:
dákti

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  bone

title: dákti


text:
挑揀

Verb

 * 1) to pick; to choose; to select

title: 挑揀


text: 挑拣

title: 挑拣


text:
Citations:(ง'̀-'́)ง

Symbol: "an emoticon representing a scowling face and a pair of arms with fists raised for a fight"
English citations

title: Citations:(ง'̀-'́)ง


text: tiāojiǎn

title: tiāojiǎn


text: フナフティ

title: フナフティ


text:
sãculj

Etymology
From, from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun
(plural sãculji / sãculje)

 * 1) small sack or bag

title: sãculj


text: 푸나푸티

title: 푸나푸티


text:
alladávttat

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) gangly

title: alladávttat


text: 富納富提

title: 富納富提


text: 富纳富提

title: 富纳富提


text:
alladávttálaš

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) gangly

title: alladávttálaš


text:
tenkal

Etymology
From tēn ("mouth") + kal ("house").

Noun

 * 1) door (opening)
 * 2) doorway, entrance, vestibule
 * 3)  patio, yard
 * 1)  patio, yard
 * 1)  patio, yard

title: tenkal


text:
Citations:ᕙ(⇀‸↼‶)ᕗ

Symbol: "an emoticon representing a frustrated face with clenched fists raised in the air"
English citations

title: Citations:ᕙ(⇀‸↼‶)ᕗ


text: 阿皮亞

title: 阿皮亞


text: 阿皮亚

title: 阿皮亚


text:
boofheaded

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  having an oversized head.
 * 2)  stupid; dimwitted.

title: boofheaded


text: アピア

title: アピア


text:
Citations:≖‿≖

Symbol: "an emoticon representing a smiling face with narrowed eyes"
English citations

title: Citations:≖‿≖


text: 아피아

title: 아피아


text: bejades

title: bejades


text: bejading

title: bejading


text: bejaded

title: bejaded


text:
努庫阿洛法

Etymology
From, from +. lit. 'abode of love'.

title: 努庫阿洛法


text: 努库阿洛法

title: 努库阿洛法


text:
Citations:¯\ (⊙︿⊙) /¯

Symbol: "an emoticon representing a confused or surprised face with shrugging arms"
English citations

title: Citations:¯\ (⊙︿⊙) /¯


text:
ヌクアロファ

Etymology
From, from +. lit. 'abode of love'.

title: ヌクアロファ


text:
누쿠알로파

Etymology
From, from +. lit. 'abode of love'.

title: 누쿠알로파


text:
hochachtungsvoll

Adjective

 * 1)  yours sincerely, yours faithfully

Usage notes
This term is considered dated and modern usage is not recommended.

title: hochachtungsvoll


text:
Citations:(－‸ლ)

Symbol: "an emoticon representing a facepalm"
English citations

title: Citations:(－‸ლ)


text:
takwal

Etymology
of.

Noun

 * 1)  money

Etymology
From ta- (unspecified object) + -kwa ("to eat") + -l (passive nominalization).

Noun

 * 1)  food

Derived terms

 * takwalmet (“animals”)

title: takwal


text:
烈酒

Noun

 * 1) hard liquor; spirit

title: 烈酒


text:
三高

Noun

 * 1)  The Three Highs: high blood pressure (hypertension, ), high blood glucose (hyperglycaemia, ), high blood lipid (hyperlipidaemia, )

Noun

 * 1)  high education (高学歴), high income (高收入), tall height (高身長)
 * 2)  high education (高学歴), high income (高收入), high status (高地位)

title: 三高


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

Symbol: "an emoticon representing a frustrated, pained, or disgusted expression"
English citations


text: babbling brooks

title: babbling brooks


text: airstriking

title: airstriking


text:
airstriked

Usage notes
As with the base form, the past tense of the verb  is often avoided by rewording the sentence. Thus one can say
 * Good
 * Good
 * Good

Where the last sentence is wordier, but much less likely to draw criticism.

title: airstriked


text: bejesuits

title: bejesuits


text: bejesuiting

title: bejesuiting


text: bejumbling

title: bejumbling


text: bejumbles

title: bejumbles


text: bekissed

title: bekissed


text: bekisses

title: bekisses


text: bekissing

title: bekissing


text: beknaved

title: beknaved


text: beknaves

title: beknaves


text: beknaving

title: beknaving


text:
beknighted

Usage notes
Not to be confused with.

title: beknighted


text: beknights

title: beknights


text: beknighting

title: beknighting


text: belauded

title: belauded


text: belauds

title: belauds


text: belauding

title: belauding


text: erradicate

title: erradicate


text: beleaped

title: beleaped


text: beleaps

title: beleaps


text: beleaping

title: beleaping


text: beleapt

title: beleapt


text:
belfried

Adjective

 * 1) Furnished with a belfry or belfries.
 * a belfried tower
 * 1) (in combination) Having a belfry or belfries of a specified number or kind.
 * a double-belfried / twin-belfried cathedral
 * 1) (in combination) Having a belfry or belfries of a specified number or kind.
 * a double-belfried / twin-belfried cathedral

title: belfried


text: belleeks

title: belleeks


text: beloves

title: beloves


text: bemadamed

title: bemadamed


text: bemadams

title: bemadams


text: bemadaming

title: bemadaming


text: bemadded

title: bemadded


text: bemads

title: bemads


text: bemadding

title: bemadding


text: bemeans

title: bemeans


text: bemeaning

title: bemeaning


text: bemeted

title: bemeted


text: bemetes

title: bemetes


text: bemeting

title: bemeting


text: bemixed

title: bemixed


text: bemingled

title: bemingled


text: bemingles

title: bemingles


text: bemingling

title: bemingling


text: bemixes

title: bemixes


text: bemixing

title: bemixing


text: bemisting

title: bemisting


text: bemists

title: bemists


text: bemisted

title: bemisted


text: bemocked

title: bemocked


text: bemocks

title: bemocks


text: bemocking

title: bemocking


text: bemouthed

title: bemouthed


text: bemouths

title: bemouths


text: bemouthing

title: bemouthing


text: bemuddled

title: bemuddled


text: bemuddles

title: bemuddles


text: bemuddling

title: bemuddling


text: bemuffling

title: bemuffling


text: bemuffles

title: bemuffles


text: benefiters

title: benefiters


text: benightened

title: benightened


text: benightening

title: benightening


text: benightens

title: benightens


text: benighters

title: benighters


text: benignancies

title: benignancies


text: bentwoods

title: bentwoods


text: benzanthracenes

title: benzanthracenes


text: benzocaines

title: benzocaines


text: bepatted

title: bepatted


text: bepats

title: bepats


text: bepatting

title: bepatting


text: bepearled

title: bepearled


text: bepearls

title: bepearls


text: bepearling

title: bepearling


text: beriberis

title: beriberis


text: besetments

title: besetments


text:
User:Dailyirishere

 * Eastern Bloc
 * parliament

title: User:Dailyirishere


text: beteemed

title: beteemed


text: beteems

title: beteems


text: beteeming

title: beteeming


text: beths

title: beths


text: betonies

title: betonies


text: betrotheds

title: betrotheds


text:
betweentimes

Adverb

 * 1) In an interim period; meanwhile.
 * 2) * 1905,, "The Romance of Chinkapin Castle" in The Second Wooing of Salina Sue & Other Stories (1969 Garrett Press reprint), p. 192 (Google preview):
 * But the infant impartially offered the great green cucumber pickle with which he regaled his "teething appetite," and with which, betweentimes, he combed his mother's head and wiped the dusty outside of the coach.

title: betweentimes


text: ツバル

title: ツバル


text: stays put

title: stays put


text: staying put

title: staying put


text: stayed put

title: stayed put


text: bhagee

title: bhagee


text: bhagees

title: bhagees


text:
Ostblock

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Eastern Bloc

title: Ostblock


text: bhaktis

title: bhaktis


text:
unwesternized

Adjective

 * 1) Not westernized.

title: unwesternized


text: unwesternised

title: unwesternised


text: bibliologies

title: bibliologies


text: bibliophilies

title: bibliophilies


text: biculturalisms

title: biculturalisms


text:
मत

Etymology 1
(compare 🇨🇬), an extension of, from , from. Cognate to 🇨🇬.

Particle

 * 1) not, do not;

Usage notes
is the imperative negation and it is only used with verbs which are in the imperative mood.

Compare the subjunctive negations and  which are only used with verbs in subjunctive mood and the indicative negation  which is used with verbs in indicative mood.

Etymology 2
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1) opinion, belief, view
 * 2) vote

Noun

 * 1) opinion

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) opinion
 * 2) vote

Adjective

 * 1)  (“dead”)
 * 2)  (“thought”)

Noun

 * 1)  (“opinion”)

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) thought, believed, imagined, supposed, understood
 * 2) regarded or considered as, taken or passing for
 * 3) thought fit or right, approved
 * 4) honored, esteemed, respected, liked
 * 5) desired, intended

Noun

 * 1) a thought, idea, opinion, sentiment, view, belief, doctrine
 * 2) intention, design, purpose, wish
 * 3) knowledge

title: मत


text:
Al Capone

Etymology
Rhyming slang from the name of American gangster Al Capone.

Noun

 * 1)  a telephone.

title: Al Capone


text: Al Capones

title: Al Capones


text:
boogie down

Verb

 * 1) To dance, typically in a funky manner.

title: boogie down


text:
Unsupported titles/O`lowbar`O

Symbol

 * 1) An emoticon representing a confused, shocked, or frightened face.

title: Unsupported titles/O`lowbar`O


text:
Unsupported titles/o`lowbar`o

Symbol

 * 1) An emoticon representing a confused, shocked, or frightened face.

title: Unsupported titles/o`lowbar`o


text:
Talk:Ostblock

POS
isn’t this a proper noun? — Ungoliant (falai) 01:58, 2 November 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:Ostblock


text:
नापना

Etymology
, from, from , from. Cognate to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to measure, survey, gauge
 * 2) to discern
 * 1) to discern
 * 1) to discern

title: नापना


text:
water-hugging

Adjective

 * 1) (of the film, covering, chemical or material) that prevents the water loss
 * Water-hugging films slow water loss from the hair.
 * 1) (of a building, a bridge, or a structure) that is located right over or right next to the water
 * Water-hugging hotel, located on the end of the wharf and overhanging the harbour, has 280-degree views.
 * Water-hugging hotel, located on the end of the wharf and overhanging the harbour, has 280-degree views.
 * Water-hugging hotel, located on the end of the wharf and overhanging the harbour, has 280-degree views.

title: water-hugging


text: acuatizaste

title: acuatizaste


text: acuatizabais

title: acuatizabais


text: acuatizad

title: acuatizad


text: acuatizando

title: acuatizando


text: acuatizareis

title: acuatizareis


text: acuatizan

title: acuatizan


text: acuatizáramos

title: acuatizáramos


text: acuatizamos

title: acuatizamos


text: acuatizaseis

title: acuatizaseis


text: acuatizare

title: acuatizare


text: acuatizases

title: acuatizases


text: acuatizará

title: acuatizará


text: acuatizarías

title: acuatizarías


text: acuatizarán

title: acuatizarán


text: acuaticemos

title: acuaticemos


text: acuatices

title: acuatices


text: acuatizaré

title: acuatizaré


text: acuatizaren

title: acuatizaren


text: acuatizarás

title: acuatizarás


text: acuaticen

title: acuaticen


text: acuatizasen

title: acuatizasen


text: acuatizáis

title: acuatizáis


text: acuaticés

title: acuaticés


text: acuatizaríamos

title: acuatizaríamos


text: acuatizaría

title: acuatizaría


text: acuatizabas

title: acuatizabas


text: acuatizaron

title: acuatizaron


text: acuatizaríais

title: acuatizaríais


text: acuatizásemos

title: acuatizásemos


text: acuatice

title: acuatice


text: acuatizara

title: acuatizara


text: acuatizares

title: acuatizares


text: acuatizaban

title: acuatizaban


text: acuatizase

title: acuatizase


text: acuatizasteis

title: acuatizasteis


text: acuatizarían

title: acuatizarían


text: acuaticé

title: acuaticé


text: acuatizó

title: acuatizó


text: acuatizábamos

title: acuatizábamos


text: acuatizaréis

title: acuatizaréis


text: acuatizas

title: acuatizas


text: acuatiza

title: acuatiza


text: acuatizaran

title: acuatizaran


text: acuatizarais

title: acuatizarais


text: acuatizaba

title: acuatizaba


text: acuatizaras

title: acuatizaras


text: acuatizáremos

title: acuatizáremos


text: acuaticéis

title: acuaticéis


text: acuatizo

title: acuatizo


text: acuatizaremos

title: acuatizaremos


text: acuatizado

title: acuatizado


text: acuatizada

title: acuatizada


text: acuatizados

title: acuatizados


text: acuatizadas

title: acuatizadas


text: anarquizad

title: anarquizad


text: anarquizáis

title: anarquizáis


text: anarquicemos

title: anarquicemos


text: anarquizo

title: anarquizo


text: anarquiza

title: anarquiza


text: anarquizabais

title: anarquizabais


text: anarquizases

title: anarquizases


text: anarquizaran

title: anarquizaran


text: anarquizarais

title: anarquizarais


text: anarquizareis

title: anarquizareis


text: anarquizasen

title: anarquizasen


text: anarquizarás

title: anarquizarás


text: anarquizó

title: anarquizó


text: anarquizaría

title: anarquizaría


text: anarquizaras

title: anarquizaras


text: anarquicéis

title: anarquicéis


text: anarquicés

title: anarquicés


text: anarquizares

title: anarquizares


text: anarquizábamos

title: anarquizábamos


text: anarquizarán

title: anarquizarán


text: anarquizaré

title: anarquizaré


text: anarquizaríais

title: anarquizaríais


text: anarquizaron

title: anarquizaron


text: anarquizare

title: anarquizare


text: anarquizara

title: anarquizara


text: anarquizaren

title: anarquizaren


text: anarquizará

title: anarquizará


text: anarquices

title: anarquices


text: anarquizaréis

title: anarquizaréis


text: anarquizamos

title: anarquizamos


text: anarquizase

title: anarquizase


text: anarquizaba

title: anarquizaba


text: anarquizarías

title: anarquizarías


text: anarquizasteis

title: anarquizasteis


text: anarquizásemos

title: anarquizásemos


text: anarquizarían

title: anarquizarían


text: anarquizaríamos

title: anarquizaríamos


text: anarquicé

title: anarquicé


text: anarquizáramos

title: anarquizáramos


text: anarquizaremos

title: anarquizaremos


text: anarquice

title: anarquice


text: anarquicen

title: anarquicen


text: anarquizaseis

title: anarquizaseis


text: anarquizan

title: anarquizan


text: anarquizando

title: anarquizando


text: anarquizabas

title: anarquizabas


text: anarquizaste

title: anarquizaste


text: anarquizáremos

title: anarquizáremos


text: anarquizaban

title: anarquizaban


text: anarquizas

title: anarquizas


text: anarquizado

title: anarquizado


text: anarquizada

title: anarquizada


text: anarquizados

title: anarquizados


text: anarquizadas

title: anarquizadas


text: arabizará

title: arabizará


text: arabizara

title: arabizara


text: arabizaren

title: arabizaren


text:
arabizare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Arabization

title: arabizare


text: arabizaréis

title: arabizaréis


text: arabizaré

title: arabizaré


text: arabizaremos

title: arabizaremos


text: arabicés

title: arabicés


text: arabizasen

title: arabizasen


text: arabizáis

title: arabizáis


text: arabizares

title: arabizares


text: arabizaríais

title: arabizaríais


text: arabizabais

title: arabizabais


text: arabicéis

title: arabicéis


text: arabizáremos

title: arabizáremos


text: arabizarás

title: arabizarás


text: arabizaría

title: arabizaría


text: arabizo

title: arabizo


text: arabices

title: arabices


text:
arabiza

Etymology
..

Verb

 * 1) to Arabize

title: arabiza


text: arabizabas

title: arabizabas


text: arabizaban

title: arabizaban


text: arabizaríamos

title: arabizaríamos


text: arabizaron

title: arabizaron


text: arabizaste

title: arabizaste


text: arabicen

title: arabicen


text: arabizamos

title: arabizamos


text: arabicé

title: arabicé


text: arabizó

title: arabizó


text: arabizando

title: arabizando


text: arabizarán

title: arabizarán


text: arabicemos

title: arabicemos


text: arabizase

title: arabizase


text: arabizaras

title: arabizaras


text: arabizás

title: arabizás


text: arabizaba

title: arabizaba


text: arabizásemos

title: arabizásemos


text: arabizareis

title: arabizareis


text: arabizáramos

title: arabizáramos


text: arabizad

title: arabizad


text: arabizábamos

title: arabizábamos


text: arabizan

title: arabizan


text: arabizá

title: arabizá


text: arabizarais

title: arabizarais


text: arabizarían

title: arabizarían


text: arabizas

title: arabizas


text: arabizarías

title: arabizarías


text: arabizases

title: arabizases


text: arabizaseis

title: arabizaseis


text: arabizaran

title: arabizaran


text: arabizasteis

title: arabizasteis


text: arabizado

title: arabizado


text: arabizada

title: arabizada


text: arabizados

title: arabizados


text: arabizadas

title: arabizadas


text: asturianizaríais

title: asturianizaríais


text: asturianizan

title: asturianizan


text: asturianizábamos

title: asturianizábamos


text: asturianizad

title: asturianizad


text: asturianizó

title: asturianizó


text: asturianizásemos

title: asturianizásemos


text: asturianizasteis

title: asturianizasteis


text: asturianizás

title: asturianizás


text: asturianizas

title: asturianizas


text: asturianizáramos

title: asturianizáramos


text: asturianizarían

title: asturianizarían


text: asturianicés

title: asturianicés


text: asturianizando

title: asturianizando


text: asturianizo

title: asturianizo


text: asturianizarais

title: asturianizarais


text: asturianizarías

title: asturianizarías


text: asturianizaba

title: asturianizaba


text: asturianizaremos

title: asturianizaremos


text: asturianiza

title: asturianiza


text: asturianizáremos

title: asturianizáremos


text: asturianizaren

title: asturianizaren


text: asturianicemos

title: asturianicemos


text: asturianizaré

title: asturianizaré


text: asturianizases

title: asturianizases


text: asturianizaste

title: asturianizaste


text: asturianizarán

title: asturianizarán


text: asturianicéis

title: asturianicéis


text: asturianicen

title: asturianicen


text: asturianizá

title: asturianizá


text: asturianizarás

title: asturianizarás


text: asturianicé

title: asturianicé


text: asturianizasen

title: asturianizasen


text: asturianizaría

title: asturianizaría


text: asturianizamos

title: asturianizamos


text: asturianizáis

title: asturianizáis


text: asturianizares

title: asturianizares


text: asturianizaron

title: asturianizaron


text: asturianizabas

title: asturianizabas


text: asturianizabais

title: asturianizabais


text: asturianizaras

title: asturianizaras


text: asturianizaseis

title: asturianizaseis


text: asturianizará

title: asturianizará


text: asturianizareis

title: asturianizareis


text: asturianizaran

title: asturianizaran


text: asturianizare

title: asturianizare


text: asturianice

title: asturianice


text: asturianices

title: asturianices


text: asturianizaríamos

title: asturianizaríamos


text: asturianizara

title: asturianizara


text: asturianizaban

title: asturianizaban


text: asturianizase

title: asturianizase


text: asturianizaréis

title: asturianizaréis


text: asturianizado

title: asturianizado


text: asturianizada

title: asturianizada


text: asturianizados

title: asturianizados


text: asturianizadas

title: asturianizadas


text: banalizarais

title: banalizarais


text: banalizásemos

title: banalizásemos


text: banalizase

title: banalizase


text: banalizaríais

title: banalizaríais


text: banalizáremos

title: banalizáremos


text: banalizó

title: banalizó


text: banalices

title: banalices


text: banalizaréis

title: banalizaréis


text: banalizabas

title: banalizabas


text: banalicen

title: banalicen


text: banalizarías

title: banalizarías


text: superseniors

title: superseniors


text: banalizarían

title: banalizarían


text: banalizaron

title: banalizaron


text: banalizaban

title: banalizaban


text: banalizaba

title: banalizaba


text: banalizábamos

title: banalizábamos


text: xiēzi

title: xiēzi


text: banalizaré

title: banalizaré


text: banalicés

title: banalicés


text: banalizáis

title: banalizáis


text: banalizaría

title: banalizaría


text: banalizaseis

title: banalizaseis


text: banalizabais

title: banalizabais


text: banalizaran

title: banalizaran


text:
banalizare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) trivialization

title: banalizare


text: banalicé

title: banalicé


text: banalicéis

title: banalicéis


text: banalizasteis

title: banalizasteis


text: banalizarán

title: banalizarán


text: banalice

title: banalice


text: banalizases

title: banalizases


text: banalicemos

title: banalicemos


text: banalizan

title: banalizan


text: banalizasen

title: banalizasen


text: banalizaren

title: banalizaren


text: banalizad

title: banalizad


text: caramelizáramos

title: caramelizáramos


text: caramelizamos

title: caramelizamos


text: caramelizó

title: caramelizó


text: caramelizaremos

title: caramelizaremos


text: caramelizásemos

title: caramelizásemos


text: caramelicemos

title: caramelicemos


text:
carameliza

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to caramelize

title: carameliza


text: caramelizáremos

title: caramelizáremos


text: caramelizo

title: caramelizo


text: pimp cups

title: pimp cups


text: caramelices

title: caramelices


text: caramelizáis

title: caramelizáis


text: caramelizarán

title: caramelizarán


text: caramelizad

title: caramelizad


text: caramelizasen

title: caramelizasen


text: caramelizábamos

title: caramelizábamos


text: caramelizases

title: caramelizases


text: caramelice

title: caramelice


text: caramelizarás

title: caramelizarás


text: caramelizara

title: caramelizara


text: caramelizará

title: caramelizará


text: caramelizaríais

title: caramelizaríais


text: caramelizaron

title: caramelizaron


text: caramelizares

title: caramelizares


text: caramelizaríamos

title: caramelizaríamos


text: caramelizabais

title: caramelizabais


text: caramelizaría

title: caramelizaría


text: caramelizareis

title: caramelizareis


text: caramelizaras

title: caramelizaras


text: caramelizaba

title: caramelizaba


text: caramelicen

title: caramelicen


text: caramelizaste

title: caramelizaste


text: caramelizase

title: caramelizase


text: caramelicéis

title: caramelicéis


text: caramelizando

title: caramelizando


text: caramelizaren

title: caramelizaren


text: caramelicé

title: caramelicé


text: caramelizas

title: caramelizas


text: caramelizasteis

title: caramelizasteis


text: caramelizarían

title: caramelizarían


text:
caramelizare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) caramelization

title: caramelizare


text: caramelizás

title: caramelizás


text: caramelizaseis

title: caramelizaseis


text: caramelizaré

title: caramelizaré


text: caramelizabas

title: caramelizabas


text: caramelizaran

title: caramelizaran


text: caramelicés

title: caramelicés


text: caramelizaréis

title: caramelizaréis


text: caramelizarais

title: caramelizarais


text: caramelizaban

title: caramelizaban


text: caramelizan

title: caramelizan


text: caramelizarías

title: caramelizarías


text: caramelizá

title: caramelizá


text: caramelizado

title: caramelizado


text: caramelizada

title: caramelizada


text: caramelizados

title: caramelizados


text: caramelizadas

title: caramelizadas


text: catalanizásemos

title: catalanizásemos


text: catalanizara

title: catalanizara


text: catalanizarán

title: catalanizarán


text: catalanizas

title: catalanizas


text: catalanizaren

title: catalanizaren


text: catalanizarás

title: catalanizarás


text: catalanizaremos

title: catalanizaremos


text: catalanizamos

title: catalanizamos


text: catalanizares

title: catalanizares


text: catalanizaron

title: catalanizaron


text: catalanizá

title: catalanizá


text: catalanizaste

title: catalanizaste


text:
Unsupported titles/T`lowbar`T

Translations

 * Korean: ㅠㅅㅠ, ㅜㅜ, ㅠㅠ

title: Unsupported titles/T`lowbar`T


text: catalanizase

title: catalanizase


text: catalanizasteis

title: catalanizasteis


text: catalanizaban

title: catalanizaban


text: catalanizarais

title: catalanizarais


text: catalanizás

title: catalanizás


text: catalanicéis

title: catalanicéis


text: catalanizáramos

title: catalanizáramos


text: catalanizad

title: catalanizad


text: catalanizabas

title: catalanizabas


text: catalanizáremos

title: catalanizáremos


text: catalanizarían

title: catalanizarían


text: catalanizaras

title: catalanizaras


text: catalanicé

title: catalanicé


text: catalanizó

title: catalanizó


text: catalanice

title: catalanice


text: catalanizareis

title: catalanizareis


text: catalanizaréis

title: catalanizaréis


text: catalanizo

title: catalanizo


text: catalanicés

title: catalanicés


text: catalanizasen

title: catalanizasen


text: catalanizábamos

title: catalanizábamos


text: catalanizando

title: catalanizando


text: catalaniza

title: catalaniza


text: catalanizaba

title: catalanizaba


text: catalanizarías

title: catalanizarías


text: catalanizaseis

title: catalanizaseis


text: catalanizaré

title: catalanizaré


text: catalanizaríais

title: catalanizaríais


text: catalanizará

title: catalanizará


text: catalanicen

title: catalanicen


text: catalanizaría

title: catalanizaría


text: catalanizare

title: catalanizare


text: catalanices

title: catalanices


text: catalanizáis

title: catalanizáis


text: catalanizaríamos

title: catalanizaríamos


text: catalanicemos

title: catalanicemos


text: catalanizabais

title: catalanizabais


text: catalanizases

title: catalanizases


text: catalanizaran

title: catalanizaran


text: catalanizan

title: catalanizan


text: catalanizado

title: catalanizado


text: catalanizada

title: catalanizada


text: catalanizados

title: catalanizados


text: catalanizadas

title: catalanizadas


text: categorizá

title: categorizá


text: categoricemos

title: categoricemos


text: categorizarían

title: categorizarían


text: categorizó

title: categorizó


text: categorizarías

title: categorizarías


text: categorizaba

title: categorizaba


text: categorizáremos

title: categorizáremos


text: categorizaréis

title: categorizaréis


text: categorizaran

title: categorizaran


text: categoricés

title: categoricés


text: categorizaren

title: categorizaren


text: categoricen

title: categoricen


text: categorizases

title: categorizases


text: categoricéis

title: categoricéis


text: categorizarán

title: categorizarán


text: categorizaría

title: categorizaría


text: categorizasen

title: categorizasen


text: categorices

title: categorices


text: categorizáis

title: categorizáis


text: categorizaron

title: categorizaron


text: categorizaré

title: categorizaré


text: categorizabas

title: categorizabas


text: categorizase

title: categorizase


text: categorizaseis

title: categorizaseis


text: categorizare

title: categorizare


text: categorice

title: categorice


text: categorizarais

title: categorizarais


text: categorizabais

title: categorizabais


text: categoricé

title: categoricé


text: categorizaban

title: categorizaban


text: categorizan

title: categorizan


text: categorizábamos

title: categorizábamos


text: categorizásemos

title: categorizásemos


text: categorizad

title: categorizad


text: categorizasteis

title: categorizasteis


text: categorizaríais

title: categorizaríais


text: categorizás

title: categorizás


text: conjuntarían

title: conjuntarían


text: conjuntéis

title: conjuntéis


text: conjuntaran

title: conjuntaran


text: conjuntares

title: conjuntares


text: conjuntarás

title: conjuntarás


text: conjuntás

title: conjuntás


text: conjuntaré

title: conjuntaré


text: conjuntasteis

title: conjuntasteis


text: conjuntarán

title: conjuntarán


text: conjuntaren

title: conjuntaren


text: behights

title: behights


text: conjuntará

title: conjuntará


text: conjuntarías

title: conjuntarías


text: conjuntaríais

title: conjuntaríais


text: conjuntabais

title: conjuntabais


text: behighting

title: behighting


text: conjuntara

title: conjuntara


text: behighted

title: behighted


text: conjuntarais

title: conjuntarais


text: conjuntaba

title: conjuntaba


text: conjuntó

title: conjuntó


text: conjuntábamos

title: conjuntábamos


text: conjuntaremos

title: conjuntaremos


text: conjunté

title: conjunté


text: conjunte

title: conjunte


text: conjuntare

title: conjuntare


text: conjuntareis

title: conjuntareis


text: conjuntáremos

title: conjuntáremos


text: conjuntés

title: conjuntés


text: conjuntaras

title: conjuntaras


text: conjuntan

title: conjuntan


text: conjuntaban

title: conjuntaban


text: conjuntáramos

title: conjuntáramos


text: conjuntad

title: conjuntad


text: conjuntáis

title: conjuntáis


text: conjuntaréis

title: conjuntaréis


text: conjuntabas

title: conjuntabas


text: conjuntase

title: conjuntase


text: conjuntemos

title: conjuntemos


text: conjuntaríamos

title: conjuntaríamos


text: conjuntando

title: conjuntando


text: conjuntasen

title: conjuntasen


text: conjunten

title: conjunten


text: conjuntamos

title: conjuntamos


text: conjuntá

title: conjuntá


text: conjuntaron

title: conjuntaron


text: conjuntases

title: conjuntases


text: conjuntaste

title: conjuntaste


text: conjuntásemos

title: conjuntásemos


text: conjuntaría

title: conjuntaría


text: conjuntaseis

title: conjuntaseis


text: conjuntado

title: conjuntado


text: conjuntada

title: conjuntada


text: conjuntados

title: conjuntados


text: conjuntadas

title: conjuntadas


text: customizan

title: customizan


text: customizaremos

title: customizaremos


text: customizares

title: customizares


text: customizases

title: customizases


text: customizasen

title: customizasen


text: customice

title: customice


text: customizaren

title: customizaren


text: customizaríais

title: customizaríais


text: customizase

title: customizase


text: customicé

title: customicé


text: customizásemos

title: customizásemos


text: customicen

title: customicen


text: customizáremos

title: customizáremos


text: customicemos

title: customicemos


text: customizabais

title: customizabais


text: customizaseis

title: customizaseis


text: customizando

title: customizando


text: customices

title: customices


text: customicéis

title: customicéis


text: customicés

title: customicés


text: customizaran

title: customizaran


text: customizo

title: customizo


text: customizás

title: customizás


text: customizá

title: customizá


text: customizáis

title: customizáis


text: customiza

title: customiza


text: customizabas

title: customizabas


text: customizaban

title: customizaban


text: customizaríamos

title: customizaríamos


text: customizareis

title: customizareis


text: customizaré

title: customizaré


text: customizare

title: customizare


text: customizáramos

title: customizáramos


text: customizará

title: customizará


text: customizó

title: customizó


text: customizarán

title: customizarán


text: customizad

title: customizad


text: customizaría

title: customizaría


text: customizamos

title: customizamos


text: customizara

title: customizara


text: customizaréis

title: customizaréis


text: customizaste

title: customizaste


text: customizaron

title: customizaron


text: customizábamos

title: customizábamos


text: customizaba

title: customizaba


text: customizarían

title: customizarían


text: customizasteis

title: customizasteis


text: customizarías

title: customizarías


text: customizas

title: customizas


text: customizarais

title: customizarais


text: customizarás

title: customizarás


text: customizaras

title: customizaras


text: customizado

title: customizado


text: customizada

title: customizada


text: customizados

title: customizados


text: customizadas

title: customizadas


text: demonizásemos

title: demonizásemos


text: demonicen

title: demonicen


text: demonicemos

title: demonicemos


text: demonizad

title: demonizad


text: demonizabais

title: demonizabais


text: demonizá

title: demonizá


text: demonizando

title: demonizando


text: demonices

title: demonices


text: demonicéis

title: demonicéis


text: demonicés

title: demonicés


text: demonizaras

title: demonizaras


text: demonizo

title: demonizo


text: demonizabas

title: demonizabas


text: demonizáis

title: demonizáis


text:
demoniza

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to demonize

title: demoniza


text: demonizaríamos

title: demonizaríamos


text: demonizábamos

title: demonizábamos


text: demonizaríais

title: demonizaríais


text: demonizaré

title: demonizaré


text: demonizaban

title: demonizaban


text: demonizáramos

title: demonizáramos


text: demonizará

title: demonizará


text: demonizó

title: demonizó


text: demonizareis

title: demonizareis


text: demonizamos

title: demonizamos


text: demonizaría

title: demonizaría


text: demonizaréis

title: demonizaréis


text: demonizarán

title: demonizarán


text: demonizan

title: demonizan


text: demonizaba

title: demonizaba


text: demonizasteis

title: demonizasteis


text: demonizaron

title: demonizaron


text: demonizaste

title: demonizaste


text: demonizarían

title: demonizarían


text: demonizare

title: demonizare


text: demonizarías

title: demonizarías


text: demonizas

title: demonizas


text: demonizáremos

title: demonizáremos


text: demonizarás

title: demonizarás


text: demonizarais

title: demonizarais


text: demonizaremos

title: demonizaremos


text: demonizaseis

title: demonizaseis


text: demonizara

title: demonizara


text: demonizaran

title: demonizaran


text: demonizases

title: demonizases


text: demonizares

title: demonizares


text: demonice

title: demonice


text: demonizaren

title: demonizaren


text: demonizasen

title: demonizasen


text: demonizase

title: demonizase


text: demonicé

title: demonicé


text: demonizás

title: demonizás


text: demonizado

title: demonizado


text: demonizada

title: demonizada


text: demonizados

title: demonizados


text: demonizadas

title: demonizadas


text: desacralizaron

title: desacralizaron


text: desacralizaste

title: desacralizaste


text: desacralizases

title: desacralizases


text: desacralizásemos

title: desacralizásemos


text: desacralizas

title: desacralizas


text: desacralizaría

title: desacralizaría


text: desacralicemos

title: desacralicemos


text: desacralizaran

title: desacralizaran


text: desacralizaren

title: desacralizaren


text: desacralizaba

title: desacralizaba


text: desacralizan

title: desacralizan


text: desacralices

title: desacralices


text: desacralizasen

title: desacralizasen


text: desacralicéis

title: desacralicéis


text: desacralizad

title: desacralizad


text: desacralizaremos

title: desacralizaremos


text: desacralizará

title: desacralizará


text: desacralizáis

title: desacralizáis


text: desacralizabais

title: desacralizabais


text: desacralizabas

title: desacralizabas


text: desacralizarías

title: desacralizarías


text: desacralizaré

title: desacralizaré


text: desacralizáramos

title: desacralizáramos


text: desacralizás

title: desacralizás


text: desacralizarían

title: desacralizarían


text: desacralicés

title: desacralicés


text:
desacraliza

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to desacralize

title: desacraliza


text: desacralizo

title: desacralizo


text: desacralizaban

title: desacralizaban


text: desacralicen

title: desacralicen


text: desacralizá

title: desacralizá


text: desacralizáremos

title: desacralizáremos


text: desacralizasteis

title: desacralizasteis


text: desacralizaseis

title: desacralizaseis


text: desacralizaríamos

title: desacralizaríamos


text: desacralizaras

title: desacralizaras


text: desacralizara

title: desacralizara


text: desacralizaríais

title: desacralizaríais


text: desacralizó

title: desacralizó


text: desacralizamos

title: desacralizamos


text: desacralizase

title: desacralizase


text: desacralicé

title: desacralicé


text: desacralizares

title: desacralizares


text: desacralice

title: desacralice


text: desacralizarán

title: desacralizarán


text:
desacralizare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) desacralization

title: desacralizare


text: desacralizando

title: desacralizando


text: desacralizaréis

title: desacralizaréis


text: desacralizarás

title: desacralizarás


text: desacralizareis

title: desacralizareis


text: desacralizábamos

title: desacralizábamos


text: desacralizarais

title: desacralizarais


text: desacralizado

title: desacralizado


text: desacralizada

title: desacralizada


text: desacralizados

title: desacralizados


text: desacralizadas

title: desacralizadas


text: desamortizabas

title: desamortizabas


text: desamortizabais

title: desamortizabais


text: desamortizaré

title: desamortizaré


text: desamortizaseis

title: desamortizaseis


text: desamortizará

title: desamortizará


text: desamortizare

title: desamortizare


text: desamortice

title: desamortice


text: desamortizara

title: desamortizara


text: desamorticé

title: desamorticé


text: desamortizaríamos

title: desamortizaríamos


text: desamorticemos

title: desamorticemos


text: desamortizaban

title: desamortizaban


text: desamortizaréis

title: desamortizaréis


text: desamortizaríais

title: desamortizaríais


text: desamortizan

title: desamortizan


text: desamortizá

title: desamortizá


text: desamortizareis

title: desamortizareis


text: desamortizad

title: desamortizad


text: desamortizásemos

title: desamortizásemos


text: desamortizasteis

title: desamortizasteis


text: desamortizas

title: desamortizas


text: desamortizase

title: desamortizase


text: desamortizarais

title: desamortizarais


text: desamortizáramos

title: desamortizáramos


text: desamortizarían

title: desamortizarían


text: desamortizábamos

title: desamortizábamos


text: desamortizó

title: desamortizó


text: desamortizaras

title: desamortizaras


text: desamortizo

title: desamortizo


text: desamortizando

title: desamortizando


text: desamortizarías

title: desamortizarías


text: desamortizaba

title: desamortizaba


text: desamortizaremos

title: desamortizaremos


text: desamortiza

title: desamortiza


text: desamortizás

title: desamortizás


text: desamortizaren

title: desamortizaren


text: desamortizaran

title: desamortizaran


text: desamorticés

title: desamorticés


text: desamortizases

title: desamortizases


text: desamortizaste

title: desamortizaste


text: desamortizarán

title: desamortizarán


text: desamorticéis

title: desamorticéis


text: desamorticen

title: desamorticen


text: desamortizarás

title: desamortizarás


text: desamortizáremos

title: desamortizáremos


text: desamortices

title: desamortices


text: desamortizasen

title: desamortizasen


text: desamortizaría

title: desamortizaría


text: desamortizamos

title: desamortizamos


text: desamortizáis

title: desamortizáis


text: desamortizares

title: desamortizares


text: desamortizaron

title: desamortizaron


text: desamortizado

title: desamortizado


text: desamortizada

title: desamortizada


text: desamortizados

title: desamortizados


text: desamortizadas

title: desamortizadas


text: empatizásemos

title: empatizásemos


text: empatice

title: empatice


text: empatizo

title: empatizo


text: empatiza

title: empatiza


text: empaticé

title: empaticé


text: empatizad

title: empatizad


text: empatizarais

title: empatizarais


text: empatizaran

title: empatizaran


text: empatizaras

title: empatizaras


text: empaticemos

title: empaticemos


text: empatizamos

title: empatizamos


text: empatizó

title: empatizó


text: empatizaseis

title: empatizaseis


text: empatizaban

title: empatizaban


text: empatizan

title: empatizan


text: empatizaremos

title: empatizaremos


text: empatizasteis

title: empatizasteis


text: empatizáis

title: empatizáis


text: empatizaríamos

title: empatizaríamos


text: empatizarías

title: empatizarías


text: empatizaré

title: empatizaré


text: empatizabais

title: empatizabais


text: empatizarían

title: empatizarían


text: empatizareis

title: empatizareis


text: empatizá

title: empatizá


text: empatizará

title: empatizará


text: empatizas

title: empatizas


text: empatizare

title: empatizare


text: empatizabas

title: empatizabas


text: empatizaste

title: empatizaste


text: empatizaren

title: empatizaren


text: empatizaba

title: empatizaba


text: empatizando

title: empatizando


text: empaticen

title: empaticen


text: empatizaría

title: empatizaría


text: empatizaron

title: empatizaron


text: empaticéis

title: empaticéis


text: empatizaríais

title: empatizaríais


text: empatizás

title: empatizás


text: empatizares

title: empatizares


text: empatizáremos

title: empatizáremos


text: empatices

title: empatices


text: empatizáramos

title: empatizáramos


text: empatizases

title: empatizases


text: empatizaréis

title: empatizaréis


text: empatizara

title: empatizara


text: empatizarás

title: empatizarás


text: empatizarán

title: empatizarán


text: empatizábamos

title: empatizábamos


text: empatizasen

title: empatizasen


text: empaticés

title: empaticés


text: empatizase

title: empatizase


text: empatizado

title: empatizado


text: empatizada

title: empatizada


text: empatizados

title: empatizados


text: empatizadas

title: empatizadas


text: liberalizaste

title: liberalizaste


text: liberalizaren

title: liberalizaren


text: liberalizarais

title: liberalizarais


text: liberalicemos

title: liberalicemos


text: 少林風溼跌打膏

title: 少林風溼跌打膏


text: liberalizará

title: liberalizará


text: liberalicés

title: liberalicés


text: liberalizáis

title: liberalizáis


text:
liberalizare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) liberalization

title: liberalizare


text: liberalizá

title: liberalizá


text: liberalizaré

title: liberalizaré


text: liberalizáremos

title: liberalizáremos


text: liberalizaba

title: liberalizaba


text: liberalizáramos

title: liberalizáramos


text: liberalizad

title: liberalizad


text: liberalizases

title: liberalizases


text: liberalicéis

title: liberalicéis


text:
liberaliza

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to liberalize

title: liberaliza


text: liberalice

title: liberalice


text: liberalizan

title: liberalizan


text: liberalicé

title: liberalicé


text: liberalizo

title: liberalizo


text: liberalizase

title: liberalizase


text: liberalizas

title: liberalizas


text: liberalizares

title: liberalizares


text: liberalizó

title: liberalizó


text: liberalizaremos

title: liberalizaremos


text: liberalizasen

title: liberalizasen


text: liberalizás

title: liberalizás


text: liberalizábamos

title: liberalizábamos


text: liberalizásemos

title: liberalizásemos


text: liberalizaréis

title: liberalizaréis


text: liberalizando

title: liberalizando


text: liberalizaseis

title: liberalizaseis


text: liberalizarán

title: liberalizarán


text: liberalizarías

title: liberalizarías


text: liberalizarían

title: liberalizarían


text: liberalizaron

title: liberalizaron


text: liberalizaría

title: liberalizaría


text: liberalizabais

title: liberalizabais


text: liberalizareis

title: liberalizareis


text: liberalizaras

title: liberalizaras


text: liberalicen

title: liberalicen


text: liberalizara

title: liberalizara


text: liberalizaran

title: liberalizaran


text: liberalizaban

title: liberalizaban


text: liberalices

title: liberalices


text: liberalizasteis

title: liberalizasteis


text: liberalizaríais

title: liberalizaríais


text: liberalizamos

title: liberalizamos


text: liberalizabas

title: liberalizabas


text: liberalizaríamos

title: liberalizaríamos


text: liberalizarás

title: liberalizarás


text: liberalizado

title: liberalizado


text: liberalizada

title: liberalizada


text: liberalizados

title: liberalizados


text: liberalizadas

title: liberalizadas


text: motorizarían

title: motorizarían


text: motorizasteis

title: motorizasteis


text: motorizará

title: motorizará


text: motoricés

title: motoricés


text: motorizabas

title: motorizabas


text:
motorizare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) motorization

title: motorizare


text: motorizaré

title: motorizaré


text: motorizaréis

title: motorizaréis


text: motorizaban

title: motorizaban


text: motorizáremos

title: motorizáremos


text: motorizaseis

title: motorizaseis


text: motorizan

title: motorizan


text: motorizarías

title: motorizarías


text: motorizase

title: motorizase


text: motorizáramos

title: motorizáramos


text: motorizamos

title: motorizamos


text: motorizaras

title: motorizaras


text: motorizas

title: motorizas


text: motoricéis

title: motoricéis


text: motorizaremos

title: motorizaremos


text: motoricen

title: motoricen


text: motoricemos

title: motoricemos


text:
motoriza

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1) to motorize

title: motoriza


text: motorizo

title: motorizo


text: motorizarán

title: motorizarán


text: motorizáis

title: motorizáis


text: motorizasen

title: motorizasen


text: motorizábamos

title: motorizábamos


text: motorice

title: motorice


text: motorizases

title: motorizases


text: motoricé

title: motoricé


text: motorizara

title: motorizara


text: motorizarás

title: motorizarás


text: motorizaran

title: motorizaran


text: motorizó

title: motorizó


text: motorizaríais

title: motorizaríais


text: motorizad

title: motorizad


text: motorizaron

title: motorizaron


text: motorizabais

title: motorizabais


text: motorizaría

title: motorizaría


text: motorizareis

title: motorizareis


text: motorices

title: motorices


text: motorizarais

title: motorizarais


text: motorizaríamos

title: motorizaríamos


text: motorizando

title: motorizando


text: motorizaste

title: motorizaste


text: motorizásemos

title: motorizásemos


text: motorizaba

title: motorizaba


text: motorizares

title: motorizares


text: motorizaren

title: motorizaren


text:
motorizado

Adjective

 * 1) motorized

Noun

 * 1)  biker; motorcyclist

title: motorizado


text: motorizada

title: motorizada


text: motorizados

title: motorizados


text: motorizadas

title: motorizadas


text: romanizarían

title: romanizarían


text: romanizaría

title: romanizaría


text: romanizarais

title: romanizarais


text: romanizáremos

title: romanizáremos


text: romanizases

title: romanizases


text: romanizaba

title: romanizaba


text: romanizan

title: romanizan


text: romanizaron

title: romanizaron


text: romanizarías

title: romanizarías


text: romanizad

title: romanizad


text: romanizarán

title: romanizarán


text: romanizó

title: romanizó


text: romanizaréis

title: romanizaréis


text: romanizaré

title: romanizaré


text: romanizaban

title: romanizaban


text: romanicéis

title: romanicéis


text: romanizaran

title: romanizaran


text: romanizabas

title: romanizabas


text: romanizáis

title: romanizáis


text: romanicé

title: romanicé


text: romanizásemos

title: romanizásemos


text: romanizábamos

title: romanizábamos


text: romanizasen

title: romanizasen


text: romanicés

title: romanicés


text: romanizaríais

title: romanizaríais


text: romanizabais

title: romanizabais


text: romanizaren

title: romanizaren


text: romanizase

title: romanizase


text: romanices

title: romanices


text: romanizasteis

title: romanizasteis


text: romanicemos

title: romanicemos


text: romanicen

title: romanicen


text: romanizaseis

title: romanizaseis


text: vampirizarás

title: vampirizarás


text: vampirizaras

title: vampirizaras


text: vampirizarías

title: vampirizarías


text: vampirizamos

title: vampirizamos


text: vampirizaban

title: vampirizaban


text: vampirizaron

title: vampirizaron


text: vampirizábamos

title: vampirizábamos


text: vampirizabas

title: vampirizabas


text: vampirizad

title: vampirizad


text: vampiricé

title: vampiricé


text: vampirizaríais

title: vampirizaríais


text: vampirizareis

title: vampirizareis


text: vampiricemos

title: vampiricemos


text: vampirizarían

title: vampirizarían


text: vampirizarán

title: vampirizarán


text: vampirizaste

title: vampirizaste


text: vampirizaría

title: vampirizaría


text: vampirizará

title: vampirizará


text:
vampirizare

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) vampirization

title: vampirizare


text: vampiricen

title: vampiricen


text: vampirizaré

title: vampirizaré


text: vampirizabais

title: vampirizabais


text: vampirizaran

title: vampirizaran


text: vampirizaremos

title: vampirizaremos


text: vampirizaseis

title: vampirizaseis


text: vampiricés

title: vampiricés


text: vampirice

title: vampirice


text: vampirizáis

title: vampirizáis


text: vampirizáramos

title: vampirizáramos


text: vampirizasteis

title: vampirizasteis


text: vampirizaríamos

title: vampirizaríamos


text: vampiricéis

title: vampiricéis


text: vampirizara

title: vampirizara


text: vampirizando

title: vampirizando


text: vampirizásemos

title: vampirizásemos


text:
錠前

Noun

 * 1) padlock, lock

title: 錠前


text: vampirizan

title: vampirizan


text: vampirizas

title: vampirizas


text: vampirizó

title: vampirizó


text: vampirices

title: vampirices


text: vampirizasen

title: vampirizasen


text: vampirizase

title: vampirizase


text: vampirizaren

title: vampirizaren


text: vampirizás

title: vampirizás


text:
vampiriza

Etymology
..

Verb

 * 1) to vampirize

title: vampiriza


text: vampirizaba

title: vampirizaba


text: vampirizaréis

title: vampirizaréis


text: vampirizares

title: vampirizares


text: vampirizá

title: vampirizá


text: vampirizases

title: vampirizases


text: vampirizáremos

title: vampirizáremos


text: vampirizarais

title: vampirizarais


text: vampirizo

title: vampirizo


text: vampirizado

title: vampirizado


text: vampirizada

title: vampirizada


text: vampirizados

title: vampirizados


text: vampirizadas

title: vampirizadas


text:
Thread:User talk:CodeCat/Wiktionary:Votes/pl-2015-11/NORM: 10 proposals

Please see Wiktionary:Votes/pl-2015-11/NORM: 10 proposals. Did I forget to mention any of the changes that people want to do that could improve WT:NORM? I got stuff from your reverted edits, from the Beer parlour, the NORM talk page and the NORM votes.


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User talk:Sonofcawdrey

Your question to Wikitiki89 showed you have a lot to learn about the way we do things, so I thought I'd start the process rolling. The short answer: we go by usage, not by authoritative sources. We have a page dedicated to the issue (WT:CITE) because it's so counter-intuitive to anyone used to Wikipedia's rules. Chuck Entz (talk) 03:16, 2 November 2015 (UTC)
 * Thanks Chuck Entz. I understand the diff between primary and secondary sources, of course, but had noticed that references to other reputable dicts were sometimes invoked in discussions as a sign that a word or sense was indeed in use (on the understanding that they would have only entered things they had evidence for); and putting this together with the fact that all the Webs 1913 defs were transported into Wiktionary ... you can see where my thoughts led me ... anyhow, thanks again for letting me know, I will stick to primary sources from now on. Sonofcawdrey (talk) 03:25, 2 November 2015 (UTC)

Countability
Hi. A noun is uncountable if you can't refer to some number of them ("some rice", not "two rices"). Something like Fegatello Attack, on the other hand, might merely have no plural, which probably makes it a proper noun instead. Equinox ◑ 22:19, 1 July 2016 (UTC)

 * Hi. Indeed. But it is sometimes tricky to determine. I was following the system in place for other chess openings, most of which had been input as uncountable. Basically, they can be uncountable under the grounds of there is only one of them (e.g. the sun, the moon). Whether or not it is a proper noun doesn't affect its countability, proper nouns can be either. But, it is also difficult to determine if these are actually proper nouns - though, to be fair the convention seems to treat them as such (i.e. capitalised headwords), but not label them as such (none seem to have proper noun as the pos label). But I digress.
 * Your example "rice" is a mass noun, which is one type of uncountable noun. These are another type of uncountable noun - at least as far as I am aware that is a very common usage of the term "uncountable" in grammar texts, and amongst linguists. The current Wiktionary def. for uncountable "Describes a meaning of a noun that cannot be used freely with numbers or the indefinite article, and which therefore takes no plural form" is a bit nebulous ("used freely"). Perhaps some tightening up of the def. is needed and some agreement among Wiktionarians.
 * Finally, any count noun can be turned into a non-count noun, and vice versa - e.g. In the tournament three Fried Liver Attacks (or Alekhine Defences) were played. But the plural form is unlikely to meet CFI's three-count for many of these, should anyone try to do the research (i.e. not only for chess openings, but for absolutely every non-count noun in Wiktionary). So, in the end, my feeling is perhaps best to leave as uncountable for the while. What do you think? - Sonofcawdrey (talk) 22:48, 1 July 2016 (UTC)

 * I used to enter various medical conditions (like Alzheimer's syndrome — only seen with an -s in a group, e.g. "Alzheimer's and Parkinson's syndromes") as uncountable nouns, but found it unsatisfactory, and these days I do them as proper nouns. I gather there is some general debate over whether proper nouns can be pluralised, and whether we want to distinguish them from other nouns at all (since some languages don't; it has occasionally come up here). In terms of the potential inflections of something: my personal feeling is that we ought to need three citations for every single form (so certain odd verbs used by Shakespeare and Spenser might be missing a past tense, for example) but that doesn't seem to be the policy of most mainstream dictionaries, or of Wiktionary, so apparently if we have an attestable lemma we do not need three citations — or even one! — in order to add the "obvious" inflections (plural, past tense, etc.). I would see it as damaging the project to add a plural to an only arguably pluralisable noun where there isn't even one citation, though. Equinox ◑ 02:19, 6 August 2016 (UTC)

 * As far as proper nouns go, some are usually count (the Himalayas), some are usually uncount (the Sun, the Amazon), some can be both (an Aboriginal, two Aboriginals; I spoke to Dave last night, there were two Daves at the party). Seems to me that proper nouns behave in the same way as common nouns with regard to countability. I note also that while Alzheimer's syndrome is entered as a proper noun (without any info about its countability status), Alzheimer's disease is in as a common noun, labelled uncount. Clearly Wiktionary as a whole is in a bit of muddle over this aspect of grammatical labelling, but, then again, as we discussed, it isn't always clear, and there is no clear policy statement (though, personally I'd shrink from trying to write one in the first place), so I guess it is to be expected. - Sonofcawdrey (talk) 05:23, 6 August 2016 (UTC)

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brown
I note that you have chosen to include two entomological definitions, one for individuals, one for species. I have chosen not to have both such names in English entries I have contributed to because of the trivial relationship between them, which applies to (all?) English vernacular names of organisms. In some languages, eg, Finnish, it makes some sense to have both definitions because the plural is used to refer to the species. It would seem a better use of time to just focus on one of the two definitions. I believe that for many truly common vernacular names, the common usage is in reference to individuals. For uniformity, I only provide that definition for any English vernacular name of an organism. It is not official policy, having never been voted on, but does it not make sense? DCDuring (talk) 00:26, 16 May 2019 (UTC)

 * Hmm. I'm not sure my definitions have made the case clear. All butterflies of the subfamily Satyrinae are 'browns', even though not all of them are brown, and many of them have a vernacular name that does not include the word brown. For instance, the Marbled White is a 'brown' (my first def.). However, there are a number of Satyrinae butterflies that have the common name 'brown', such as the Evening Brown, and the Varied Sword-grass Brown, which sense is covered by my second def., and this is the usual type of definition for other types of butterflies (e.g. albatross, tiger, palmfly, etc.). A similar situation occurs with the term "blue", which can refer to all lycaenids and is also the common name for many species of that family. I don't think it is going to be a huge problem, as there are only 7 families of butterfly, and this situation only occurs with the term 'brown' and 'blue', I think (maybe also 'skipper'). So, I'd be happy to leave two defs in this case. But I'm happy to take any suggestions as to improving the defs. Sonofcawdrey (talk) 03:12, 16 May 2019 (UTC)
 * I don't think the problem is limited to butterflies. And don't take it from me; take from : E.g. the phrase “the lion” has a universal sense in the sentence “the lion is a beast of prey”, but not in the sentence “the lion is now fed”. That some English vernacular names for types of butterflies are also color names is a canard. Most names for classes of animals, vernacular or taxonomic, derive from the names for what are considered typical examples of the class.
 * I'd venture that the most common spoken usage of brown is in reference to an individual brown, observed by a gardener or butterfly enthusiast. Other uses are derivative, by metonomy. DCDuring (talk) 23:58, 16 May 2019 (UTC)
 * Right, now I know we are completely talking at cross purposes. The use of "the lion" generically/specifically is not the same linguistic phenomenon (clearly there is no need for two defs in such cases - and indeed English has 3 ways to achieve this "the lion is carnivore" = "a lion is carnivore" = "lions are carnivores"). Rather the situation is more like cat where it is the name for the whole class of felines, and also for a specific one, the house cat, and for which we have two (sub)defs.-Sonofcawdrey (talk) 03:26, 17 May 2019 (UTC)
 * What threw me was that you used the any of wording, which I associate with reference to individuals, for one definition and certain species for the other. I think of species as proper nouns referring to lineages. I know that usage differs, but I keep hoping that metonomy will eliminate the need for having different definitions for the vernacular name of individuals and for the various taxonomic names. I'm glad Dr. Carnap helped clarify things for us. DCDuring (talk) 11:09, 17 May 2019 (UTC)

taxonomic name links
It would be helpful if you would use to link to taxonomic names. I keep track of these and add Wiktionary entries for the most common missing ones every month. I have to do special searches to find taxonomic names linked to Wikipedia using "w:" or. You can use the correct syntax for, but just using it without any parameters is OK too. Eventually I will get around to adding entries for genera like Lethe. DCDuring (talk) 15:19, 8 July 2019 (UTC)

- sure, no problem, I will give it a go next time I get enthusiastic about adding more butterflies [been too busy lately for much Wiktionary-ing]. Sonofcawdrey (talk) 07:02, 10 July 2019 (UTC)
 * Thanks. Such fits of enthusiasm are important for Wiktionary. How can we give more people such fits? DCDuring (talk) 14:08, 10 July 2019 (UTC)

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Hi. You've been around her quite a while now, quietly going about business and not annoying people. That's normally enough to get yourself nominated for adminship. You fancy the job (you don't get a pay rise, I'll be honest, but do get fancy new buttons)? --Dada por viva (talk) 06:49, 8 July 2020 (UTC)

 * - very kind of you, however, I fear I shall have to decline any such offer as other matters will shortly be making me more time-poor with regards to Wiktionary. Sadly. - Sonofcawdrey (talk) 06:58, 8 July 2020 (UTC)

 * Good choice. Being an admin sucks! --Dada por viva (talk) 07:04, 8 July 2020 (UTC)
 * I get that impression. -- And of course, I eternally doff my hat to all admins, your work is greatly appreciated (and underappreciated). - Sonofcawdrey (talk) 07:08, 8 July 2020 (UTC)

bird-loving
Nothing personal, but bird-loving looks so SOP from where I'm standing Darren X. Thorsson (talk) 22:17, 6 November 2020 (UTC)

 * I can't possibly imagine why anyone would create this unless trolling, or trying to create a translation for aviaphilic or something. Burn it with seven kinds of fire. Equinox ◑ 12:09, 7 November 2020 (UTC)

 * Oops this isn't a vote. Serve me right for checking my watchlist. Still that is a MAD ENTRY. What were you thinking? Equinox ◑ 12:09, 7 November 2020 (UTC)

@Equinox, @Darren X. Thorsson - Thanks for the input guys - though perhaps it could have been more polite and respectful. You do know that opinions differ about such things as SOPness case by case, and indeed the very rules of SOP and their usefulness in this dictionary. In any case, it seems that it is also spelt "birdloving" as one word, for which there are enough cites on Google Groups to satisfy CFI - so I don't know if perhaps I should move the entry to "birdloving", or would that be anathema as well? - Sonofcawdrey (talk) 06:55, 10 November 2020 (UTC)

Admin
Hi, Sonofcawdrey. If I were to nominate you to become an admin, would you accept?

 * , maybe try reading previous conversations before you start nominating users to become admins. --Robbie SWE (talk) 16:34, 15 February 2021 (UTC)
 * Robbie! Long time no see! How's life? You and I need to drink a tuica or a rachiu one day and just shoot the breeze. ;-) — Dentonius 16:42, 15 February 2021 (UTC)
 * Only drink with friends and you should really practice some social distancing. --Robbie SWE (talk) 16:50, 15 February 2021 (UTC)
 * Robbie, I'm going to hazard a guess that our interactions aren't half as amusing for you as they are for me. Let me say a few things which I hope you'll think about. Actually, many people here should reflect on these words: Don't take yourself so seriously. All of this matters. Yet, none of it matters. Wikimedia Foundation built a platform which is highly addictive. It will suck the best years right out of you. You're a young guy. It seems to me that this world of ones and zeros has a terrible hold on you. Take a break from this thing from time to time. Disappear for weeks without contributing. There's a life outside this virtual world which beckons. Yes, we're dealing with a platform which attracts the stiffest and most rigid of individuals -- those preoccupied with words, syntax, and grammar. But it doesn't mean that you need to make this stodgy way of life your own. I'm coming from a time when bulletin boards were the thing, when people connected with their shitty 14.4K modems (or worse) to socialise on BBSes, when people had fun online. Lighten up. Relax. Smile. Go and live a little. Meet people who are unlike you and who think differently from you. You will profit from it. You will also add more life to your years. Whatever you may think, by the way, I have nothing against you. In fact, I wish only the best for you. — Dentonius 19:53, 17 February 2021 (UTC)
 * I suggest you heed your own advice Dentonius and also, please stop telling people what to feel, say or do. I don't find you amusing and this fake kindness is clearly passive-aggressive. I apologise Sonofcawdrey for this completely useless discussion on your talk page. --Robbie SWE (talk) 20:07, 17 February 2021 (UTC)
 * unfortunately I could not in all conscience accept a nomination for admin. I do Wiktionary stuff on the side to relax and for a bit of fun - or to procrastinate from things I should be doing - and will go for long periods of doing nothing - but simply couldn't commit the time to being an admin. Thanks, anyhow.- Sonofcawdrey (talk) 21:47, 15 February 2021 (UTC)

Category:en:Conspiracy theories and theorists
Two things: 1. When you create a new topic category, you have to add it to the relevant module. 2. Before we add it, it's not a great name — why not just CAT:en:Conspiracy theories? —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 07:00, 14 March 2021 (UTC)

Thanks for your input - clearly, I need help here. 1. Yeah - I read the documentation but did not understand what the process was. How _does_ one add the new page to the relevant module? 2. As for cat name: well, I suppose the more succinct title you suggest would suffice. How does one go about changing it? Apologies for my ineptness. - Sonofcawdrey (talk) 07:04, 14 March 2021 (UTC)
 * Added with the new name. Now you just have to fix it in all the entries you added it to. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 07:33, 14 March 2021 (UTC)
 * Thanks Metaknowledge. Much obliged. - Sonofcawdrey (talk) 13:20, 14 March 2021 (UTC)
 * Some question about the category: Why not just “conspiracies”? In comparison to Category:Historical events many are also imagined as historical events, instead of as continuous processes, so the supercategory could also be History instead of Culture, I don’t really see the cultural connection in general; maybe these theories are a part of Category:Social sciences since it is theories about how people behave; it does not matter here that many are pseudoscience since Category:Pseudoscience is under Category:Sciences. We might also have a category Genocides and categorize this under Conspiracies because genocides are supposed as a few people planning crime etc., so conspiracies. On the other hand there are also events of a few days which might warrant an even broader category massacres, such as for St. Bartholomew's Day massacre and Kristallnacht, but then again with the latter the focus is on property plundering, but it is still easily subsumable as a conspiracy theory due to the assumption that it was state-organized, whereas surely not all massacres in history were well-planned. Because conspiracy theory isn’t “a minority view”, “everything I don’t agree with it”, innit. Fay Freak (talk) 19:58, 14 March 2021 (UTC)
 * The only cogent point here I see to respond to is that we should consider a new parent category for Pseudoscience. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 20:49, 14 March 2021 (UTC)
 * So there is no ground against categorizing e.g. under Cat:en:Conspiracy theories? For obviously, it is a concept that “members of a coordinated group are, and/or were, secretly working together to commit illegal or wrongful actions including attempting to hide the existence of the group and its activities.” To say nothing of all the things called  under US criminal law. Jurists aren’t wont to retain insufficient definitions, on the contrary, so where are the rational grounds beside the loaded nature of this term? Definitely at least that genocide must be categorized as conspiracy theory; it is odd only that the most accepted conspiracy theories one refrains from categorizing so. I just mulled whether perhaps we could categorize more mediately than whipping out this catchword in many entries. Fay Freak (talk) 21:11, 14 March 2021 (UTC)
 * There's a difference between real and fake. I have no interest in discussing this any further with you. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 00:45, 15 March 2021 (UTC)

OaA
- sorry to bother you - I made a typo in inputting a new entry ... could you delete page OaA? Thanks - Sonofcawdrey (talk) 20:33, 22 March 2021 (UTC)

English heading
All of your recent entries are missing the English heading (delta variant; Gunwinygu; Burarra; Nunggubuyu; Anindilyakwa; Murinypata; Kitja; Bardi; Western Desert language; Nyangumarda; Walmatjari). I added the heading for Walmatjari then realized all are yours. J3133 (talk) 13:35, 25 June 2021 (UTC)

@J3133 - thanks for spotting this. Have corrected them all. Cheers - Sonofcawdrey (talk) 13:43, 25 June 2021 (UTC)
 * You created 9 more entries without the heading. J3133 (talk) 17:27, 28 June 2021 (UTC)
 * @J3133 - Again thanks ... I'll fix them ... and try to be more careful yet again. Really appreciate your contacting me about this - Sonofcawdrey (talk) 23:47, 28 June 2021 (UTC)

bevy
I see no reason to add the sense "a group of women"; I see the term applied almost as often to men. Merriam-Webster, dictionary.com, and the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary all lack such a definition. - Furrykef (talk) 06:58, 14 October 2021 (UTC)

 * Hi Furrykef, I'm afraid your changes have not improved the entry. The history of this word is that it was originally applied to certain animals, esp. quails and larks, and thence to women in early modern English. Skeat (1897) defines bevy as "a company, esp. of ladies", and the glossator to Spenser's Shepheardes Calender (1597) notes that "A beavie of ladyes is spoken figuratively for a company or troupe: the terme is taken of larkes. For they say a bevie of larkes, even as a covey of partridge, or an eye of pheasaunts". Other modern dicts also note this, e.g. Cambridge International Dict of Eng., The Macquarie Dictionary, Chambers 20th Century Dictionary. The OED, meanwhile, labels the use for things other than animals or women a "transferred" sense. So, I am going to revert you changes in light of this evidence, if that's okay with you.-Sonofcawdrey (talk) 07:56, 14 October 2021 (UTC)

tacker
Hi - just an FYI that I've replaced etymology 2 of with a request, since you'd put that it comes from the dialect of Devon/Cornwall. It's actually still used that way, so it makes more sense to include them as part of the label. Unfortunately, I can't find any info on where it ultimately derives from (though I can't find any Cornish words that correspond, so I suspect it's not that). Theknightwho (talk) 16:30, 29 November 2023 (UTC)

@Theknightwho - Goodo, didn't know it was still current in UK ... Green’s Dictionary of Slang has a sole US citation from 1904 (can't check DARE as I am missing last volume). Anyhow, wouldn't it be better then just to put "Origin unknown"? - Sonofcawdrey (talk) 10:01, 1 December 2023 (UTC)

 * @Sonofcawdrey - we tend not to put "unknown" unless there's actual academic consensus saying that it's unknown, because that means knowledgeable people have looked into it and come up with nothing. Otherwise, it's better to put a request for the etymology - there might be some info in a book none of us have access to, or it might simply be that no-one's ever looked into it. It's often quite difficult with dialectal stuff, especially when it's spelled the same as a more common word, since it's hard to search for (e.g. etymology 2 of ). Theknightwho (talk) 10:09, 1 December 2023 (UTC)

 * @Theknightwho - "academic consensus"? Seems unlikely that there would ever be such a thing for a word like this, or the thousand of other words without known etymologies; Wright didn't know of any etymology, as he always put one in EDD when he had one; Bruce Moore has "of uncertain origin"; Macquarie Dictionary editors don't know of one either; so that's some people who have looked into it, as well as me and you. At what point does one move from "request" to "unknown"? - Sonofcawdrey (talk) 10:29, 1 December 2023 (UTC)
 * @Sonofcawdrey I mean academic consensus in the sense that everyone who's written about it has said that there's no obvious origin. With a term like this, I suspect there will be some info out there - I'll have a look into it if I have some time later today. Theknightwho (talk) 10:37, 1 December 2023 (UTC)
 * It could derive from, but that's just a guess. Theknightwho (talk) 10:51, 1 December 2023 (UTC)

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text: overextention

title: overextention


text: qǐshēn

title: qǐshēn


text: children's table

title: children's table


text: хуище

title: хуище


text: zasshi

title: zasshi


text: Citations:after dark

title: Citations:after dark


text: 感叹词

title: 感叹词


text: gǎntàncí

title: gǎntàncí


text:
bo bian

Etymology
From.

Interjection

 * 1)  No choice; it cannot be helped.

title: bo bian


text:
bo jio

Etymology
From  +.

Verb

 * 1)  To leave someone out from an event or activity by not inviting them.

Usage notes
Usually said in jest rather than as a genuine accusation or complaint.

title: bo jio


text: wéixiào

title: wéixiào


text: waits on

title: waits on


text: waiting on

title: waiting on


text: waited on

title: waited on


text:
printar

Verb

 * 1)  to screenshot to take a screenshot

title: printar


text:
veganniversary

Noun

 * 1)  The anniversary of someone becoming a vegan.
 * 2) * 2013 Winter, The Vegan, page 8:
 * I've just gone past my one year veganniversary.
 * 1) * 2015 November/December, Sprouted, page 7:
 * ... the most delicious vegan cupcakes on my birthday and one month "veganniversary."
 * ... the most delicious vegan cupcakes on my birthday and one month "veganniversary."

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capã

Etymology
Probably from ; less likely derived directly from. Cf. also Romanian, borrowed from French.

Noun
(plural capi / cape)

 * 1) coat with a hood

title: capã


text:
thumb on the scale

Etymology
An allusion to a butcher who cheats customers by surreptitiously using a thumb to apply extra pressure to the scale when weighing meat to calculate the price of a sale.

Noun

 * 1)  An act of bias or a tactic for cheating which creates a situation that unfairly benefits one party involved in an interaction.

title: thumb on the scale


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text:
capă

Etymology
, from. Cf. also Aromanian.

Noun

 * 1) (hooded) cape

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text:
수피

Noun

 * 1) bark of a tree

title: 수피


text:
나무껍질

Noun

 * 1) bark of a tree

title: 나무껍질


text:
木炭

Noun

 * 1) charcoal

Noun

 * 1) charcoal

title: 木炭


text: 炭笔

title: 炭笔


text: mùtàn

title: mùtàn


text:
蜘蛛網

Noun

 * 1) spiderweb net-like construct of a spider

title: 蜘蛛網


text: 蜘蛛网

title: 蜘蛛网


text:
炭筆

Noun

 * 1) charcoal stick used for drawing

title: 炭筆


text: tànbǐ

title: tànbǐ


text: 戏谑

title: 戏谑


text:
蛛網

Noun

 * 1) spiderweb net-like construct of a spider

title: 蛛網


text: 蛛网

title: 蛛网


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거미줄

Etymology
equivalent to modern 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) spiderweb

title: 거미줄


text: jiūxīn

title: jiūxīn


text: Category:Cities in England

title: Category:Cities in England


text:
絕經

Verb

 * 1) to undergo menopause the ending of menstruation

Noun

 * 1) menopause the ending of menstruation

title: 絕經


text: 绝经

title: 绝经


text:
Islamicide

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  The killing of Muslims.

title: Islamicide


text:
scriari

Etymology
From, or from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) writing
 * 2) the action of writing

title: scriari


text: scriri

title: scriri


text:
అశ్వశాల

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) A stable.

title: అశ్వశాల


text: nítǔ

title: nítǔ


text: Talk:limace

title: Talk:limace


text: fleshcolored

title: fleshcolored


text: 澈底

title: 澈底


text:
Laulujen laulu

Proper noun

 * 1) the Song of Songs, Song of Solomon 22nd book of the Old Testament

title: Laulujen laulu


text: laulujen

title: laulujen


text:
Korkea veisu

Etymology
From +.

Proper noun

 * 1) the Song of Songs, Song of Solomon

title: Korkea veisu


text: chètuì

title: chètuì


text:
傳呼機

Noun

 * 1) pager device

title: 傳呼機


text: 传呼机

title: 传呼机


text:
呼叫器

Noun

 * 1)  pager device

title: 呼叫器


text: korkea veisu

title: korkea veisu


text:
Abraham Lincoln hat

Noun

 * 1) A black stovepipe hat of the kind worn by US president.

title: Abraham Lincoln hat


text: Abraham Lincoln hats

title: Abraham Lincoln hats


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title: stovepipe hats


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Talk:spook

spook - zbuk. Some semantic examples where zbuk mean kapuś, donosiciel, konfident words semantically equivalent to word spook. For review some current and historic examples with some references. Somehow the website do not save more examples due to automatic filter. So someone working on etymology will need to do some more work.
 * It doesn't really matter, because spook doesn't have any connotation of betrayal, so those are all irrelevant. When referring to a spy spook is actually a neutral or somewhat positive way to describe someone involved in espionage- someone who's spying on other countries, not on their neighbors. I would also caution against reading too much into superficial resemblance: it's not that uncommon for random chance to produce fairly striking similarities between unrelated terms in different languages. Even if there were a relationship, the more likely explanation would be borrowing from some Germanic language into Polish, not the other way around. To convince anyone of a Polish origin for this term, you'd need to cite a reliable entomological source such as a dictionary or a journal article written by someone with a background in historical linguistics. Chuck Entz (talk) 03:31, 3 November 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:spook


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sadeilma

Noun

 * 1) rainy weather, rain
 * 2)  the air during the rain

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text:
틴에이저

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  teenager person aged between thirteen and nineteen

title: 틴에이저


text:
ティーネージャー

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) teenager person aged between thirteen and nineteen

title: ティーネージャー


text:
xèng

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a chip or token

title: xèng


text:
moleca

Noun

 * 1)  a female brat; a girl regarded as mischievous, unruly or spoiled

title: moleca


text: molecas

title: molecas


text:
imprecație

Etymology
and.

Noun

 * 1) imprecation

title: imprecație


text:
приезжий

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) nonresident

Noun

 * 1) visitant, guest, entrant, newcomer, alien, nonresident

title: приезжий


text:
adicție

Etymology
,.

Noun

 * 1) addiction

title: adicție


text:
'mones

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) Hormones used as part of.

title: 'mones


text:
adictiv

Etymology
. Reinforced by 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) addictive

title: adictiv


text: between times

title: between times


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туго

Adverb

 * 1) tightly
 * 2) slowly

Predicative

 * 1)  it is bad, hard, difficult
 * 2)  it is tight, short, lacking
 * 1)  it is tight, short, lacking

title: туго


text: туже

title: туже


text:
шёлковый

Adjective

 * 1)  silk; made of silk
 * 2) silky, like silk
 * 3)  meek, obedient
 * 1)  meek, obedient

title: шёлковый


text: шелковый

title: шелковый


text:
почтительный

Adjective

 * 1) respectful, deferential
 * 2)  respectable, considerable

title: почтительный


text:
недаром

Adverb

 * 1) not in vain, not without reason; not for nothing; justly

title: недаром


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transability

Noun

 * 1) The desire or need of a person identified as able-bodied by other people to transform his or her body to obtain a physical impairment

title: transability


text:
падаль

Noun

 * 1)  carrion, offal dead flesh; carcasses
 * 2)  an objectionable person

Noun

 * 1)  carrion, offal
 * 2)   objectionable person

title: падаль


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transableism

Noun

 * 1) The desire to acquire a disability through choice rather than happenstance; the condition of having a body integrity identity disorder.

Translations

 * Catalan: transcapacitat
 * Spanish: transcapacidad

title: transableism


text:
мертвечина

Noun

 * 1) carrion dead flesh; carcasses

title: мертвечина


text:
дохлятина

Noun

 * 1)  carrion dead flesh; carcasses

title: дохлятина


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питаться

Verb

 * 1) to feed (on), to live (on), to use as sustenance, to eat
 * 2) to use as a source of power

title: питаться


text:
ambiophonie

Noun

 * 1)  ambiophonics
 * 2) surround sound

title: ambiophonie


text:
ambisexué

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) ambisexual

title: ambisexué


text:
порядочный

Adjective

 * 1) decent, honest, respectable
 * 2)  decent, sizable, considerable
 * 3)  utter, out-and-out

Usage notes
Some sources recommend only the pronunciation with in the meaning "decent, honest, respectable".

title: порядочный


text:
Talk:порядочный

Another adj that needs a manual translit, of course, all adjectives with "ɛ". (No pressure just FYI). --Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 07:41, 2 November 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:порядочный


text:
ambleur

Adjective

 * 1) ambling (of a quadruped, walking with front and back legs in phase)

title: ambleur


text: tuìcháo

title: tuìcháo


text:
అశ్వమేధము

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  the sacrifice of a horse, performed anciently by Hindu rajahs.

title: అశ్వమేధము


text:
съезжаться

Verb

 * 1) to meet (on one's way)
 * 2) to assemble, to come together, to gather

title: съезжаться


text: tuìcháoliú

title: tuìcháoliú


text: lí'ànliú

title: lí'ànliú


text: jīliú

title: jīliú


text: amblystome

title: amblystome


text:
ambystome

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) mole salamander (of family )

title: ambystome


text:
ambrosien

Adjective

 * 1) Ambrosian

title: ambrosien


text: dǎotā

title: dǎotā


text:
stressee

Noun

 * 1)  an organism that is stressed

title: stressee


text: stressees

title: stressees


text:
ambulacre

Noun

 * 1) avenue (with regular placing of trees)
 * 2)  ambulacrum

title: ambulacre


text: ambulancière

title: ambulancière


text: ambulé

title: ambulé


text: ambulée

title: ambulée


text: ambulés

title: ambulés


text: ambulées

title: ambulées


text: ambule

title: ambule


text: ambulons

title: ambulons


text: ambulez

title: ambulez


text: ambulais

title: ambulais


text: ambulait

title: ambulait


text: ambulions

title: ambulions


text: ambuliez

title: ambuliez


text: ambulaient

title: ambulaient


text: ambulai

title: ambulai


text: ambulâmes

title: ambulâmes


text: ambulâtes

title: ambulâtes


text: ambulèrent

title: ambulèrent


text: ambulerai

title: ambulerai


text: ambuleras

title: ambuleras


text:
ambulera

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) umbrella

title: ambulera


text: ambulerons

title: ambulerons


text: ambulerez

title: ambulerez


text: ambuleront

title: ambuleront


text: ambulerais

title: ambulerais


text: ambulerait

title: ambulerait


text: ambulerions

title: ambulerions


text: ambuleriez

title: ambuleriez


text: ambuleraient

title: ambuleraient


text: ambulât

title: ambulât


text: ambulassions

title: ambulassions


text: ambulassiez

title: ambulassiez


text: Category:German Russian

title: Category:German Russian


text: homestanding

title: homestanding


text: homestandings

title: homestandings


text:
kesipuoli

Noun

 * 1) The inside of a hide or pelt of an animal.

title: kesipuoli


text:
karvapuoli

Noun

 * 1) The outside of a hide or pelt of an animal.

title: karvapuoli


text: Citations:sama-sama

title: Citations:sama-sama


text:
ruokaparsa

Noun

 * 1) asparagus plant,

title: ruokaparsa


text:
ihaw

Verb

 * 1) to slaughter; to butcher

Etymology
From Proto-Southern Philippine *qíhaw. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) roasting; roast; broiling

title: ihaw


text:
Category talk:Hereafter

RFM discussion: July 2013–September 2015
Hereafter is stilted to say the least, and incomprehensible to many native English speakers. I propose that we use something like Category:Afterlife. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 03:46, 30 July 2013 (UTC)
 * Yup. Mglovesfun (talk) 09:56, 30 July 2013 (UTC)

 * I agree. —Angr 13:37, 2 August 2013 (UTC)
 * Support. - -sche (discuss) 08:46, 17 November 2013 (UTC)

 * ✅. - -sche (discuss) 04:35, 28 September 2015 (UTC)

title: Category talk:Hereafter


text:
Category talk:Coordinate term templates

RFM discussion: February 2013–September 2015
This category (and the templates in it) seem to fulfill the same purpose as list templates (Category:English list templates). So they should probably be merged, and the templates themselves converted. 14:55, 10 February 2013 (UTC)
 * Support. — Ungoliant (Falai) 16:11, 10 February 2013 (UTC)

 * ✅. - -sche (discuss) 04:11, 28 September 2015 (UTC)

title: Category talk:Coordinate term templates


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Citations:pedo-stache

Noun: "(slang) a moustache that resembles one from a stereotypical depiction of a male pedophile in the media"

 * 2009, Matthew Peters, "'The Informant!' Is a Mostly Flavorless Film", The Daily Californian (University of California, Berkeley), 17 September 2009:
 * Matt Damon-with Dick Cheney's eyeglasses and a stereotypical pedophile's mustache, or pedostache-bumbles into the bureau and conspires to take down a business that has swindled millions.
 * 2010, "Single Guy", "Dating Advice From the Single Guy", mathNEWS (University of Waterloo), Volume 114, Issue 1, 24 September 2010, page 9:
 * Exception to the rule: the pedo-stache, or more recently known as the Crosby-stache. It covers nothing, and qualifies you instantaniously [sic] to be on a child offenders list.
 * 2013, M & G, "Otago Museum Café", Critic (University of Otago), Issue 17, 29 July 2013, page 37:
 * However, if you are a young male with a pedo-stache like M, sitting in a café while small children run around your legs is enough to make you feel like Stanley Tucci in “The Lovely Bones.”
 * 2014, Meg Elison, "Dakota Fanning’s latest flaccidly flops", The Daily Californian (University of California, Berkeley), 10 September 2014:
 * With his pedo-stache firmly penciled on, Kline nails the accent, the affectations and the alcoholism.

title: Citations:pedo-stache