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Module:Sandbox/2

local export = {} local conj = {} local pron = {} local data = {}

local m_core = require("Module:Sandbox") local m_pron = require("Module:fr-verb/pron") local m_links = require("Module:links") local lang = require("Module:languages").getByCode("fr") local IPA = function(str) return require("Module:IPA").format_IPA(nil,str) end local pron = function(str,combining) return require("Module:fr-pron").show(str,nil,combining) end

PAGENAME = PAGENAME or mw.title.getCurrentTitle.text

local etre = { "aller", "alterner", "apparaître", "arriver", "décéder", "entrer", "rentrer", "mourir", "naitre", "naître", "renaitre", "renaître", "partir", "rester", "surmener", "tomber", "retomber", "venir", "advenir", "bienvenir", "devenir", "intervenir", "parvenir", "provenir", "redevenir", "revenir", "survenir" }

for _,key in ipairs(etre) do	etre[key] = true end

local avoir_or_etre = { "abdiquer", "abonnir","absconder","abuser","abâtardir","accommoder","acculturer","adapter","adhærer","admirer","aguerrir","aider","aliter","alourdir","alphabétiser","amerrir","anémier","apparenter","aspirer","attrouper","ausculter", "balbutier","barbeler","batailler","bloguer","bosseler","bouillir","bouturer","buer", "cagouler","candir","cartonner","cascader","caserner","cauchemarder","ceindre","cintrer","circuler","coincer","commercer","commémorer","comparaître","confectionner","connaitre","consentir","conspuer","consterner","constituer","contorsionner","contrister","convoyer","couver","couvrir","crever", "demeurer","déchoir","descendre","diplômer","disparaitre","disparaître","dormir","déborder","décapitaliser","déceler","découvrir","déficeler","défier","dégeler","déglutir","délaver","délecter","démanteler","démasquer","dénationaliser","dénoncer","dépendre","dépuceler","déshabituer","désister","déstabiliser","détériorer","dévaler","dévitaliser", "effoirer","emmener","encabaner","encapsuler","encaquer","encartonner","encartoucher","encaster","encommencer","endetter","endormir","enferrer","engrisailler","enlever","enserrer","envier","envoiler", "fasciner","ferrer","filigraner","fouetter","fourmiller","fringuer","fucker","fureter", "gargariser","gascher","gausser","geler","gnoquer","grincer","gémir", "haleter","harasser","hâter","hæsiter","hésiter", "identifier","impartir","inquieter","insonoriser", "larder","larmoyer","lemmatiser","lever","lier", "malmener","marketer","marteler","matter","maugréer","mener","mentir","microprogrammer","mincir","modeler","modéliser","monitorer","monter","muloter","multiplier","méconnaître", "niveler","obvenir","omettre","orner", "pailler","paraitre","paraître","parfumer","parjurer","parsemer","passer","permettre","perpétuer","peser","poiler","promettre","præsumer","prætendre","prélever","préserver", "qualifier","rainurer","ramener","rebattre","reboiser","reclasser","recoiffer","recoller","recomparaître","redormir","redécouvrir","refusionner","regeler","relancer","relever","relier","remonter","rendormir","repartir","repasser","repatrier","repentir","respitier","ressentir","ressouvenir","restaurer","restreindre","restructurer","retourner","retransmettre","retweeter","réagir","réapparaitre","réapparaître","réentendre","référencer", "savourer","sentir","siffler","simplifier","sortir","soupeser","spammer","subvenir","suspecter","synchroniser", "taire","tiédir", "volleyer","ædifier", "élancer","élever","éloigner","étriver" }

for _,key in ipairs(avoir_or_etre) do	avoir_or_etre[key] = true end

local alias = { ["connaitre"] = "aitre", ["connaître"] = "aître", }

local ir_s = { "dormir", "partir", "mentir", "sentir", "sortir", "servir", "repartir", "endormir", "repentir", "consentir", "rendormir", "démentir", "resservir", "ressentir", "ressortir", "rebouillir", "pressentir", "desservir", "redormir", "départir" } for _,key in ipairs(ir_s) do	ir_s[key] = true end

local function link(term, alt) return "''" .. m_links.language_link(term, alt, lang) .. "''" end

conj["er"] = function if data.stem == "all" then data.stem = "" conj["irreg-aller"] data.forms.inf = "aller" else data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, "") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "e") local stem2 = pron(data.stem .. "i") stem2 = mw.ustring.gsub(stem2,".$","") data = m_pron.er(data, stem,stem2) end end

conj["ier"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, "i") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "i") local stem2 = pron(data.stem .. "ier") stem2 = mw.ustring.gsub(stem2,".$","") data = m_pron.er(data, stem, stem2) data.prons.ind_i_1p = stem .. ".jɔ̃" data.prons.ind_i_2p = stem .. ".je" data.prons.sub_p_1p = stem .. ".jɔ̃" data.prons.sub_p_2p = stem .. ".je" end

conj["iller"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, "ill") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "il") local stem2 = pron(data.stem .. "iller") stem2 = mw.ustring.gsub(stem2,".$","") data = m_pron.er(data, stem, stem2) end

conj["uer"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, "u") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "ue") local stem2 = pron(data.stem .. "uer") stem2 = mw.ustring.gsub(stem2,".$","") data = m_pron.er(data, stem, stem2) data.prons.ind_i_1p = stem .. ".jɔ̃" data.prons.ind_i_2p = stem .. ".je" data.prons.sub_p_1p = stem .. ".jɔ̃" data.prons.sub_p_2p = stem .. ".je" data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem .. ".") end

conj["éer"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, "é") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "é") data = m_pron.er(data, stem, stem..".") data.prons.ind_i_1p = stem .. "j.jɔ̃" data.prons.ind_i_2p = stem .. "j.je" data.prons.sub_p_1p = stem .. "j.jɔ̃" data.prons.sub_p_2p = stem .. "j.je" data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem..".") end

conj["cer"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, "c", "ç") data.notes = "* This verb is part of a group of " .. link("-er") .. " verbs for which ‘c’ is softened to a ‘ç’ before the vowels ‘a’ and ‘o’." local stem = pron(data.stem .. "ce") local stem2 = pron(data.stem .. "ci") stem2 = mw.ustring.gsub(stem2,".$","") data = m_pron.er(data, stem, stem2) end

conj["ger"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, "g", "ge") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "ge") local stem2 = pron(data.stem .. "gi") stem2 = mw.ustring.gsub(stem2,".$","") data = m_pron.er(data, stem, stem2) end

conj["ayer"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, "ay/ai", "ay", "ay") local root = pron(data.stem .. "a") root = mw.ustring.gsub(root,".$","") local stem = root .. "ɛ" local stem2 = root .. "ɛj" local stem3 = root .. "e.j" local stem4 = root .. "ej." local stem5 = root .. "e" data.prons.ppr = stem3 .. "ɑ̃" data.prons.pp = stem3 .. "e" data = m_pron.er(data, stem2 .. "/" .. stem, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem3 .. "ə./" .. stem5 .. ".") end

conj["eyer"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, "ey") local root = pron(data.stem .. "i") root = mw.ustring.gsub(root,".$","") local stem = root .. "ɛj" local stem2 = root .. "e.j" local stem3 = root .. "ej" data = m_pron.er(data, stem, stem2) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem3 .. ".") end

conj["yer"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, "i", "y", "y") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "i") data = m_pron.er(data, stem, stem..".j") end

conj["xxer"] = function(consonant) data.notes = "*With the exception of " .. (stem == "appel" and "appeler" or link("appeler")) .. ", "	data.notes = data.notes .. (stem == "jet" and "jeter" or link("jeter")) .. " and their derived verbs, " data.notes = data.notes .. "all verbs that used to double the consonants can also now be conjugated like " .. link("amener") .. "."

data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, consonant..consonant, consonant, consonant) data.category = "xxer" local root = pron(data.stem .. consonant .. consonant .. "e") local root2 = pron(data.stem .. consonant .. "i") root2 = mw.ustring.gsub(root2,".$","") data = m_pron.er(data, root, root2) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, root .. ".") data.category = "e-er" end

conj["e-er"] = function(consonant) local stem = 'e' .. consonant local stem2 = 'è' .. consonant data.notes = "* This verb is conjugated mostly like the regular " .. link("-er") .. " verbs (" .. link("parler") .. " and " .. link("chanter") .. " and so on), " data.notes = data.notes .. "but the -e- " .. IPA("/ə/") .. " of the second-to-last syllable becomes -è- " .. IPA("/ɛ/") .. " when the next vowel is a silent or schwa -e-. " data.notes = data.notes .. "For example, in the third-person singular present indicative, we have ''il {stem}" .. stem2 .. "e rather than *il {stem}" .. stem .. "e''. " data.notes = data.notes .. "Other verbs conjugated this way include " .. link(stem == "lev" and "acheter" or "lever") .. " and " .. link(stem == "men" and "acheter" or "mener") .. ". "	data.notes = data.notes .. "Related but distinct conjugations include those of " .. link("appeler") .. " and " .. link("préférer") .. "."	data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, stem2, stem, stem) local root = pron(data.stem .. stem2 .. "e") local root2 = pron(data.stem .. stem .. "i") root2 = mw.ustring.gsub(root2,".$","") data = m_pron.er(data, root, root2) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, root .. ".") data.category = "e-er" end

conj["ecer"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, "èc", "eç", "ec") local root = pron(data.stem .. "èce") local root2 = pron(data.stem .. "eci") root2 = mw.ustring.gsub(root2,".$","") data = m_pron.er(data, root, root2) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, root .. ".") data.category = "e-er" end

conj["eger"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, "èg", "ege", "eg") local root = pron(data.stem .. "ège") local root2 = pron(data.stem .. "egi") root2 = mw.ustring.gsub(root2,".$","") data = m_pron.er(data, root, root2) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, root .. ".") data.category = "e-er" end

conj["é-er"] = function(consonant) local stem = 'é' .. consonant local stem2 = 'è' .. consonant data.notes = "* This verb is conjugated like " if data.stem .. stem == "céd" then data.notes = data.notes .. link("espérer") else data.notes = data.notes .. link("céder") end data.notes = data.notes .. ". It is a regular " .. link("-er") .. " verb, " data.notes = data.notes .. "except that its last stem vowel alternates between " .. IPA("/e/") .. " (written ‘é’) and " data.notes = data.notes .. IPA("/ɛ/") .. " (written ‘è’), with the latter being used before mute ‘e’.\n" data.notes = data.notes .. "* One special case is the future stem, used in the future and the conditional. " data.notes = data.notes .. "Before 1990, the future stem of such verbs was written ''{stem}" .. stem .. "er-'', " data.notes = data.notes .. "reflecting the historic pronunciation " .. IPA("/e/") .. ". "	data.notes = data.notes .. "In 1990, the French Academy recommended that it be written ''{stem}" .. stem2 .. "er-'', " data.notes = data.notes .. "reflecting the now common pronunciation " .. IPA("/ɛ/") .. ", "	data.notes = data.notes .. "thereby making this distinction consistent throughout the conjugation " data.notes = data.notes .. "(and also matching in this regard the conjugations of verbs like " .. link("lever") .. " and " .. link("jeter") .. "). " data.notes = data.notes .. "Both spellings are in use today, and both are therefore given here." data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, stem2, stem, stem) data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, {stem2 .. "er", stem .. "er"}) local root = pron(data.stem .. stem2 .. "e") local root2 = pron(data.stem .. stem .. "i") root2 = mw.ustring.gsub(root2,".$","") data = m_pron.er(data, root,root2) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, root .. ".") data.category = "é-er" end

conj["écer"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, "èc", "éç", "éc") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, {"écer", "ècer"}) local root = pron(data.stem .. "èce") local root2 = pron(data.stem .. "éci") root2 = mw.ustring.gsub(root2,".$","") data = m_pron.er(data, root, root2) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, root .. ".") data.category = "é-er" end

conj["éger"] = function data.notes = "* This verb is conjugated like " if data.stem == "prot" then data.notes = data.notes .. link("assiéger") else data.notes = data.notes .. link("protéger") end data.notes = data.notes .. ". It has both the spelling irregularities of other verbs in -ger (such as " .. link("manger") .. ", "	data.notes = data.notes .. "where a silent ‘e’ is inserted before ‘a’ and ‘o’ endings (to indicate the " .. IPA("/ʒ/") .. " sound), "	data.notes = data.notes .. "and the spelling and pronunciation irregularities of other verbs in -é-er (such as " .. link("céder") .. "), "	data.notes = data.notes .. "where the last stem vowel alternates between " .. IPA("/e/") .. " (written ‘é’) and " .. IPA("/ɛ/") .. " (written ‘è’)."	data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, "èg", "ége", "ég")	data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, {"éger", "èger"})	local root = pron(data.stem .. "ège")	local root2 = pron(data.stem .. "égi")	root2 = mw.ustring.gsub(root2,".$","")	data = m_pron.er(data, root, root2)	data = m_pron.ind_f(data, root .. ".")	data.category = "é-er" end

conj["ir"] = function local ending = mw.ustring.sub(data.stem, -1, -1) if ir_s[data.stem.."ir"] then data.stem = mw.ustring.sub(data.stem, 1, -2) data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "", ending) data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, ending.."ir") data.notes = "* This is one of a fairly large group of irregular " .. link("-ir") .. " verbs that are all conjugated the same way. " data.notes = data.notes .. "Other members of this group include " if data.stem..ending.."ir" == "sortir" then data.notes = data.notes .. link("partir") else data.notes = data.notes .. link("sortir") end data.notes = data.notes .. " and " if data.stem..ending.."ir" == "dormir" then data.notes = data.notes .. link("servir") else data.notes = data.notes .. link("dormir") end data.notes = data.notes .. ". The most significant difference between these verbs' conjugation and that of the regular -ir verbs is that " data.notes = data.notes .. "these verbs' conjugation does not use the infix " .. link("-iss-") .. ". "		data.notes = data.notes .. "Further, this conjugation has the forms " .. link("{stem}s", "(je, tu) {stem}s") .. " and " .. link("{stem}t", "(il) {stem}t") .. " "		data.notes = data.notes .. "in the present indicative and imperative, whereas a regular -ir verb would have ''*{stem}" .. ending .. "is and *{stem}" .. ending .. "it'' (as in the past historic)." data.forms.inf = ending .. "ir" else ending = "" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "i", "iss") end data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, ending.."i") local stem, stem2, stem3, stem4 if ir_s[data.stem..ending.."ir"] then stem = pron(data.stem, true) stem2 = stem .. "." .. ending stem3 = stem .. ending stem4 = stem .. "." .. ending .. "i" else stem = pron(data.stem .. "i") stem2 = stem .. ".s" stem3 = stem .. "s" stem4 = stem end data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem4 .. ".") end

conj["ïr"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "ï", "ïss") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "ï") local stem, stem2, stem3, stem4 stem = pron(data.stem .. "ï") stem2 = stem .. ".s" stem3 = stem .. "s" data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem .. ".") end

conj["haïr"] = function data.notes = "* This verb is spelled as if conjugated like " .. link("finir") .. ", but has a diaeresis throughout its conjugation " data.notes = data.notes .. "(including where the circumflex would normally be used) except in the singular indicative present, " data.notes = data.notes .. "whose forms are pronounced " .. IPA("/ɛ/") .. " in Standard French instead of " .. IPA("/ai/") .. ", "	data.notes = data.notes .. "a pronunciation nonetheless often found in informal speech." data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "hai", "haïss") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "haï") local stem, stem2, stem3, stem4 stem = pron(data.stem .. "haï") stem2 = stem .. ".s" stem3 = stem .. "s" stem4 = pron(data.stem .. "hais") data.prons.ppr = stem2 .. "ɑ̃" data.prons.pp = stem data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem4, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem .. ".") end

conj["ouïr"] = function data.notes = "*The forms beginning with oi-, oy-, or orr- are archaic." data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "ouï/oi", "ouïss/oy", "ouïss/oi") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "ouï") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "ouïr/oir/orr") local stem11 = pron(data.stem .. "oui") local stem12 = stem11 .. ".s" local stem13 = stem11 .. "s" local stem21 = pron(data.stem .. "oi") local stem22 = pron(data.stem .. "ɔ") .. ".j" local stem31 = pron(data.stem .. "ɔ") data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem11.."/"..stem21, stem12.."/"..stem22, stem13.."/"..stem21) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem11) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem11.."./"..stem21.."./"..stem31..".") end

conj["asseoir"] = function data.notes = "* The verb " .. link("asseoir") .. " (and its derivative " .. link("rasseoir") .. ") has at least 4 distinct conjugations. " data.notes = data.notes .. 'Two ("-oi-" and "-e-") are global and of variable frequencies depending on register and region, ' data.notes = data.notes .. 'and two ("-eye-" and "-ir") are found only in dialectal, informal or slang-y usage, though they were once more widespread in the general language. '	data.notes = data.notes .. "The forms in -oi- are more common for figurative meanings, although forms in -oy- are rare in literary usage.\n" data.notes = data.notes .. "*The -e- is (a very unusual feature) not normally present in the future, though sometimes it is inserted. " data.notes = data.notes .. "This was the reason why it was recommended to write the infinitive without it." data.notes = data.notes .. "*The -eye- conjugation affects only the future and conditional, where the verb is conjugated like " .. link("aimer") .. ", "	data.notes = data.notes .. "as if its infinitive were *{stem}asseyer." data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "assoi/assied/assi", "assoy/assey/assis", "assoi/assey/assis") data.forms.ind_p_3s[2] = "assied" data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "assi") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "assoir/assiér/assir")

local stem11 = pron(data.stem .. "assoi") local stem12 = stem11 .. ".j" local stem13 = stem11 .. "j" local stem21 = pron(data.stem .. "assié") local stem22 = pron(data.stem .. "assei") .. ".j" local stem23 = pron(data.stem .. "asseye") local stem31 = pron(data.stem .. "assi") local stem32 = stem11 .. ".z" local stem33 = stem11 .. "z" data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem11.."/"..stem21.."/"..stem31, stem12.."/"..stem22.."/"..stem32, stem13.."/"..stem23.."/"..stem33) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data,stem31) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem11.."./"..stem21.."./"..stem31..".") end

conj["surseoir"] = function data.forms.pp = "sursis" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "sursoi", "sursoy", "sursoi") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "sursi") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "sursoi") local stem2 = stem .. ".j" local stem3 = pron(data.stem .. "sursi") local stem4 = stem .. "."	data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem4) end

conj["seoir"] = function data.notes = "* This is a defective verb, only conjugated in the third person" data.forms.ppr = {"séant","seyant"} data.forms.pp = "—" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "—") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "—") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "—") data.forms.ind_p_3s = "sied" data.forms.ind_p_3p = "siéent" data.forms.ind_i_3s = "seyait" data.forms.ind_i_3p = "seyaient" data.forms.ind_f_3s = "siéra" data.forms.ind_f_3p = "siéront" data.forms.cond_p_3s = "siérait" data.forms.cond_p_3p = "siéraient" data.forms.sub_p_3s = "siée" data.forms.sub_p_3p = "siéent" data.prons.ppr = {"se.ɑ̃","sɛ.jɑ̃"} data.prons.ind_p_3s = "sje" data.prons.ind_p_3p = "sje" data.prons.ind_i_3s = "sɛ.jɛ" data.prons.ind_i_3p = "sɛ.jɛ" data.prons.ind_f_3s = "sje.ʁa" data.prons.ind_f_3p = "sje.ʁɔ̃" data.prons.cond_p_3s = "sje.ʁɛ" data.prons.cond_p_3p = "sje.ʁɛ" data.prons.sub_p_3s = "sje" data.prons.sub_p_3p = "sje" end

conj["bouillir"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "bou", "bouill") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "bouilli") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "bou", true) local stem2 = stem .. ".j" local stem3 = stem .. "j" local stem4 = stem .. ".ji" local stem5 = stem .. ".ji." data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem5) end

conj["enir"] = function data.forms.pp = "enu" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "ien", "en", "ienn") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "in") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "iendr") local root = mw.ustring.gsub(pron(data.stem .. "é"), "e$", "") local stem = root .. "jɛ̃" local stem2 = root .. "ə.n" local stem3 = root .. "jɛ̃n" local stem4 = root .. "ɛ̃" local stem5 = root .. "jɛ̃.d"	data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem5) data.prons.pp = stem2 .. "y" end

conj["rir"] = function data.notes = "* This verb is conjugated like " .. link(data.stem == "ouv" and "couvrir" or "ouvrir") data.notes = data.notes .. " and " .. link(data.stem == "off" and "souffrir" or "offrir") .. ". "	data.notes = data.notes .. "It is conjugated like a regular " .. link("-er") .. " verb in the present and imperfect indicative, present subjunctive, " data.notes = data.notes .. "imperative, and present participle; it is conjugated like a regular " .. link("-ir") .. " verb in the infinitive, " data.notes = data.notes .. "future indicative, conditional, past historic, and imperfect subjunctive; " data.notes = data.notes .. "and its past participle " .. link("{stem}ert") .. " is irregular." data.forms.pp = "ert" data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, "r") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "ri") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "rir") local root = pron(data.stem, true) local root2 = mw.ustring.gsub(pron(data.stem.."a", true),"a$","") local stem = root .. "ʁ" local stem2 = root2 .. "ʁ" local stem3 = root2 .. "ʁi" local stem4 = root2 .. "ʁi." data.prons.pp = root2 .. "ɛʁ" data = m_pron.er(data, stem, stem2) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem4) end

conj["quérir"] = function data.forms.pp = "quis" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "quier", "quér", "quièr") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "qui") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "querr") local root = mw.ustring.gsub(pron(data.stem .. "qué"), "e$", "") local stem = root .. "jɛʁ" local stem2 = root .. "e.ʁ" local stem3 = root .. "i" local stem4 = root .. "ɛ." data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem4) end

conj["aillir"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, "aill") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "ailli") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "aillir") local root = pron(data.stem .. "a")

local stem = root .. "j" local stem2 = root .. ".j" local stem3 = root .. ".ji" local stem4 = root .. ".ji." data = m_pron.er(data, stem, stem2) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem4) end

conj["chauvir"] = function data.notes = "* The forms without -iss- are recommended by the French Academy, although their usage is not wide spread." data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "chauvi", "chauv/chauviss") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "chauvi")

local root = pron(data.stem .. "chau") local stem = root .. ".vi" local stem2 = root .. ".v" local stem22 = root .. ".vi.s" local stem3 = root .. "v" local stem32 = root .. ".vis" local stem4 = root .. ".vi." data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2.."/"..stem22, stem3.."/"..stem32) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem4) end

conj["choir"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "choi","choy","choi") data = m_core.make_ind_i(data, "—") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "chu") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "choi") local stem2 = stem .. ".j" local stem3 = pron(data.stem .. "chu") local stem4 = pron(data.stem .. "chè") data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem .. "./" .. stem4 .. ".") if data.stem == "" then data.notes = "* This is a defective verb, only conjugated in certain tenses." data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "choir/cherr") data = m_core.make_cond_p(data, "choir") data = m_pron.cond_p(data, stem) data = m_core.make_sub_p(data, "—") data = m_core.make_sub_pa(data, "—") data.forms.sub_pa_3s = "chût" elseif data.stem == "dé" then data.notes = "* This verb is defective in that it is not conjugated in certain tenses. It has no indicative imperfect form, imperative form and no present participle." data.forms.ind_p_3s = {"choit","chet"} data.prons.ind_p_3s = {stem,stem4} data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "choir/cherr") elseif data.stem == "é" then data.notes = "* This verb is defective and is only conjugated in the third-person." data.forms.ppr = "chéant" data.prons.ppr = "e.ʃe.jɑ̃" data = m_core.make_ind_i(data, "choy") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "choir") data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem .. ".") for key,val in pairs(data.forms) do			if mw.ustring.match(key,'[12]') then data.forms[key] = "—" end end data.forms.ind_p_3s = {"choit","chet"} data.prons.ind_p_3s = {stem,stem4} data.forms.ind_p_3p = {"choient","chettent"} data.prons.ind_p_3p = {stem,stem4} end end

conj["cueillir"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, "cueill") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "cueilli") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "cueiller") data.forms.pp = "cueilli" local root = mw.ustring.gsub(pron(data.stem .. "cueille"),"j$","")

local stem = root .. "j" local stem2 = root .. ".j" local stem3 = root .. ".ji" local stem4 = root .. ".ji." data = m_pron.er(data, stem, stem2) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem4) end

conj["courir"] = function data.notes = "This verb is conjugated like other regular " .. link("-ir") .. " verbs, " data.notes = data.notes .. "except that in the conditional and future tenses an extra ‘r’ is added to the end of the stem. " data.notes = data.notes .. "All verb ending in -courir are conjugated this way." data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "cour") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "couru") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "courr") data.forms.pp = "couru" local root = pron(data.stem .. "cou")

local stem = root .. "ʁ" local stem2 = root .. ".ʁ" local stem3 = root .. ".ʁy" local stem4 = root .. "."	data = m_pron.er(data, stem, stem2) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem4) end

conj["falloir"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "—") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "—") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "—") data.notes = "* This verb is defective, only conjugated in the third-person singular." data.forms.pp = "fallu" data.forms.ind_p_3s = "faut" data.forms.ind_i_3s = "fallait" data.forms.ind_ps_3s = "fallut" data.forms.ind_f_3s = "faudra" data.forms.cond_p_3s = "faudrait" data.forms.sub_p_3s = "faille" data.forms.sub_pa_3s = "fallût" --pronunciation data.prons.pp = "fa.ly" data.prons.ind_p_3s = "fo" data.prons.ind_i_3s = "fa.lɛ" data.prons.ind_ps_3s = "fa.ly" data.prons.ind_f_3s = "fo.dʁa" data.prons.cond_p_3s = "fo.dʁɛ" data.prons.sub_p_3s = "faj" data.prons.sub_pa_3s = "fa.ly" end

conj["férir"] = function data.notes = "This verb is defective and is virtually never conjugated in Modern French, except in a few citation or as a mark of extreme archaism. " data.notes = data.notes .. "Most usages stem from variations on " .. link("sans coup férir") .. "."	data.forms.pp = "féru" data.prons.pp = "fe.ʁy" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "—") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "—") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "—") end

conj["re"] = function data.forms.pp = "u" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "") data.forms.ind_p_3s = "" data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "i") local stem = pron(data.stem) local stem2 = mw.ustring.gsub(pron(data.stem .. "a"),"a$","") local stem3 = pron(data.stem, true) local stem4 = stem2 .. "i" data.prons.pp = stem2 .. "y" data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem2) end

conj["cre"] = function data.notes = "* This verb " if data.stem ~= "vain" then data.notes = data.notes .. "is conjugated like " .. link("vaincre") .. ". That means it " end data.notes = data.notes .. "is conjugated like " .. link("vendre") .. ", except that its usual stem {stem}qu- becomes {stem}c- when either there is no ending, " data.notes = data.notes .. "or the ending starts with -u- or a written consonant. " data.notes = data.notes .. "Additionally, when inverted the third person singular in the present adds the infix " .. link("t","-t-") .. ": {stem}c-t-il? " data.notes = data.notes .. "These are strictly spelling changes; pronunciation-wise, the verb is conjugated exactly like " .. link("vendre") .. "."	data.forms.pp = "cu" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "c", "qu") data.forms.ind_p_3s = "c" data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "qui") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "c") local stem2 = mw.ustring.gsub(pron(data.stem .. "ca"),"a$","") local stem3 = pron(data.stem .. "c", true) local stem4 = stem2 .. "i"

data.prons.pp = stem2 .. "y" data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem2) end

conj["crire"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "cri", "criv") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "crivi") data.forms.pp = "crit" local stem = pron(data.stem .. "cri") local stem2 = stem .. ".v" local stem3 = stem .. "v" local stem4 = stem .. ".vi" data.prons.pp = stem data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem .. ".") end

conj["uire"] = function data.forms.pp = "uit" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "ui", "uis") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "uisi") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "ui") local stem2 = stem .. ".z" local stem3 = stem .. "z" local stem4 = stem .. ".zi" data.prons.pp = stem data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem .. ".") end

conj["aître"] = function data.notes = "*This verb is one of a fairly small group of " .. link("-re") .. " verbs, that are all conjugated the same way. They are unlike other verb groups in that the ‘i’ is given a circumflex before a ‘t’." data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "ai", "aiss") data.forms.ind_p_3s = "aît" data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "u") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "aîtr") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "ais") local stem2 = stem .. ".s" local stem3 = stem .. "s" local stem4 = pron(data.stem .. "u") data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem .. ".t") end

conj["aitre"] = function data.notes = "*This verb is one of a fairly small group of " .. link("-re") .. " verbs, that are all conjugated the same way. They are conjugated the same as the alternative spelling, which has a circumflex over the ‘i’, except that the circumflex is dropped here." data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "ai", "aiss") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "u") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "aitr") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "ais") local stem2 = stem .. ".s" local stem3 = stem .. "s" local stem4 = pron(data.stem .. "u") data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem .. ".t") end

conj["oître"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "oi", "oiss") data.forms.ind_p_3s = "oît" data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "u") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "oi") local stem2 = stem .. ".s" local stem3 = stem .. "s" local stem4 = pron(data.stem .. "u") data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem .. ".t") end

conj["indre"] = function data.forms.pp = "int" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "in", "ign") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "igni") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "indr") local root = pron(data.stem .. "in") local root2 = mw.ustring.gsub(pron(data.stem .. "ine"), "n$", "") local stem = root local stem2 = root2 .. ".ɲ" local stem3 = root2 .. "ɲ" local stem4 = root2 .. ".ɲi" data.prons.pp = stem data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem .. ".d") end

conj["clure"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "clu") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "clu") if data.stem == "in" or data.stem == "trans" or data.stem == "oc" then data.forms.pp = "clus" data.notes = "This verb is one of a few verbs in -clure where the past participle is in -us(e) instead of -u(e)." end local stem = pron(data.stem .. "clu") local stem2 = stem .. "."	data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem2) end

conj["braire"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "brai", "bray", "brai") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "braya") local stem = pron(data.stem, true) .. "bʁɛ" local stem2 = stem .. ".j" local stem3 = stem .. ".ja" local stem4 = stem .. "."	data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem4) end

conj["clore"] = function data.notes = "* This verb is not conjugated in certain tenses." data.forms.pp = "clos" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "clo", "clos") data.forms.ind_p_3s = "clôt" data.forms.ind_p_1p = "—" data.forms.ind_p_2p = "—" data = m_core.make_ind_i(data, "—") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "—") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "clo") local stem2 = stem .. ".z" local stem3 = stem .. "z" local stem4 = pron(data.stem .. "clɔ") .. "."	data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem4) end

conj["confire"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "confi", "confis") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "confi") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "confi") local stem2 = stem .. ".z" local stem3 = stem .. "z" local stem4 = stem .. "."	data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem4) end

conj["coudre"] = function data.notes = "* This verb " if data.stem ~= "" then data.notes = data.notes .. "is conjugated like " .. link("coudre") .. ". That means it" end data.notes = data.notes .. " is conjugated like " .. link("rendre") .. ", except that its stem is {stem}coud- in only part of the conjugation. " data.notes = data.notes .. "Before endings that begin with vowels, the stem {stem}cous- (with a " .. IPA("/-z-/") .. " sound) is used instead; " data.notes = data.notes .. "for example, nous " .. link("{stem}cousons") .. ", not *nous {stem}coudons." data.forms.pp = "cousu" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "coud", "cous") data.forms.ind_p_3s = "coud" data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "cousi") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "cou",true) local stem2 = stem .. ".z" local stem3 = stem .. "z" local stem4 = stem .. ".zi" local stem5 = stem .. ".d" data.prons.pp = stem2 .. "y" data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem5) end

conj["croire"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "croi", "croy", "croi") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "cru") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "croi") local stem2 = stem .. ".j" local stem3 = pron(data.stem .. "cru") data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem, stem2) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem .. ".") end

conj["croitre"] = function if data.stem == "" then data.notes = "This verb takes an especially irregular conjugation, taking circumflexes in many forms, so as to distinguish from the forms of the verb " .. link("croire") .. "."		data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "croî", "croiss") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "crû") data.forms.ind_ps_1p = "crûmes" data.forms.ind_ps_2p = "crûtes" data.forms.sub_pa_3s = "crût" else data.notes = "This verb is conjugated like " .. link("croitre") data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "croi", "croiss") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "cru") end local stem = pron(data.stem .. "croi") local stem2 = stem .. ".s" local stem3 = stem .. "s" local stem4 = pron(data.stem .. "cru") local stem5 = stem .. ".t"	data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem5) end

conj["croître"] = function if data.stem == "" then data.notes = "This verb takes an especially irregular conjugation, taking circumflexes in many forms, so as to distinguish from the forms of the verb " .. link("croire") .. "."		data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "croî", "croiss") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "crû") else data.notes = "This verb is conjugated like " .. link("croître") data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "croi", "croiss") data.forms.ind_p_3s = "croît" data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "crû") end data.forms.ind_ps_1p = "crûmes" data.forms.ind_ps_2p = "crûtes" data.forms.sub_pa_3s = "crût" local stem = pron(data.stem .. "croi") local stem2 = stem .. ".s" local stem3 = stem .. "s" local stem4 = pron(data.stem .. "cru") local stem5 = stem .. ".t"	data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem5) end

conj["foutre"] = function data.forms.pp = "foutu" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "fou", "fout") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "fouti") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "fou") local stem2 = stem .. ".t" local stem3 = stem .. "t" local stem4 = stem .. ".ti" data.prons.pp = stem .. ".ty" data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem2) end

conj["soudre"] = function data.forms.pp = "sous" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "sou", "solv") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "solu") data = m_core.make_sub_pa(data, "—") local root = mw.ustring.gsub(pron(data.stem .. "sou"),"u$","")

local stem = root .. "u" local stem2 = root .. "ɔl.v" local stem3 = root .. "ɔlv" local stem4 = root .. "ɔ.ly" local stem5 = root .. "u.d"	data.prons.pp = stem data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem5) end

conj["voir"] = function data.forms.pp = "vu" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "voi", "voy", "voi") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "vi") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "verr") local root = mw.ustring.gsub(pron(data.stem .. "vou"),"u$","")

local stem = root .. "wa" local stem2 = root .. "wa.j" local stem3 = root .. "ɛ." local stem4 = root .. "i" data.prons.pp = root .. "y" data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem3) end

conj["cevoir"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "çoi", "cev", "çoiv") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "çu") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "cevr") local root = mw.ustring.gsub(pron(data.stem .. "ci"),"i$","")

local stem = root .. "wa" local stem2 = root .. "ə.v" local stem3 = root .. "wav" local stem4 = root .. "y" data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem2) end

conj["battre"] = function if data.stem ~= "" then data.notes = "*This verb is conjugated like " .. link("battre") .. ". That means it " else data.notes = "*This verb " end data.notes = data.notes .. "is conjugated like " .. link("vendre") .. ", " .. link("perdre") .. ", etc. (sometimes called the regular " .. link("-re") .. " verbs), " data.notes = data.notes .. "except that instead of *{stem}batt and *{stem}batts, " data.notes = data.notes .. "it has the forms " .. link("{stem}bat") .. " and " .. link("{stem}bats") .. ". This is strictly a spelling change; " data.notes = data.notes .. "pronunciation-wise, the verb is conjugated exactly like " .. link("vendre") .. "."	data.forms.pp = "battu" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "bat", "batt") data.forms.ind_p_3s = "bat" data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "batti") local root = pron(data.stem .. "ba")

local stem = root local stem2 = root .. ".t" local stem3 = root .. "t" local stem4 = root .. ".ti" data.prons.pp = root .. ".ty" data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem2) end

conj["circoncire"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "circonci", "circoncis") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "circonci") data.forms.pp = "circoncis" local stem = "siʁ.kɔ̃.si" local stem2 = "siʁ.kɔ̃.si.z"	local stem3 = "siʁ.kɔ̃.siz" local stem4 = "siʁ.kɔ̃.si" local stem5 = "siʁ.kɔ̃.si." data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem5) end

conj["mettre"] = function if data.stem ~= "" then data.notes = "* This verb is conjugated like " .. link("mettre") .. ". That means it " else data.notes = "* This verb " end data.notes = data.notes .. "is conjugated like " .. link("battre") .. " except that its past participle is " .. link("{stem}mis") .. ", "	data.notes = data.notes .. "not *{stem}mettu, and its past historic and imperfect subjunctive " data.notes = data.notes .. "are formed with {stem}mi-, not *{stem}metti-." data.forms.pp = "mis" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "met", "mett") data.forms.ind_p_3s = "met" data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "mi") local root = mw.ustring.gsub(pron(data.stem .. "ma"), "a$", "")

local stem = root .. "ɛ" local stem2 = root .. "ɛ.t" local stem3 = root .. "ɛt" local stem4 = root .. "i" data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem2) end

conj["prendre"] = function if data.stem ~= "" then data.notes = "*This verb is conjugated on the model of " .. link("prendre") .. ". That means it is quite irregular, with the following patterns:\n" else data.notes = "*This verb is quite irregular, with the following patterns:\n" end data.notes = data.notes .. "**In the infinitive, in the singular forms of the present indicative, and in the future and the conditional, it is conjugated like " .. link("rendre") .. ", " .. link("perdre") .. ", etc. (sometimes called the regular " .. link("-re") .. " verbs).\n" data.notes = data.notes .. "**In the plural forms of the present indicative and imperative, in the imperfect indicative, in the present subjunctive, and in the present participle, it is conjugated like " .. link("appeler") .. " or " .. link("jeter") .. ", using the stem {stem}prenn- before mute ‘e’ and the stem {stem}pren- elsewhere.\n" data.notes = data.notes .. "**In the past participle, and in the past historic and the imperfect subjunctive, its conjugation resembles that of " .. link("mettre") .. "."	data.forms.pp = "pris" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "prend", "pren", "prenn") data.forms.ind_p_3s = "prend" data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "pri") local root = mw.ustring.gsub(pron(data.stem .. "pra"), "a$", "")

local stem = root .. "ɑ̃" local stem2 = root .. "ə.n" local stem3 = root .. "ɛn" local stem4 = root .. "i" data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem2) end

conj["faire"] = function data.forms.pp = "fait" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "fai", "fais") data.forms.ind_p_2p = "faites" data.forms.ind_p_3p = "font" data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "fi") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "fer") data = m_core.make_sub_p(data, "fass") data = m_core.make_imp_p_ind(data) local root = mw.ustring.gsub(pron(data.stem .. "fa"), "a$", "")

local stem = root .. "ɛ" local stem2 = root .. "ə.z" local stem3 = root .. "i" local stem4 = root .. "ə." local stem5 = root .. "a.s" local stem6 = root .. "as" data.prons.ppr = stem2 .. "ɑ̃" data.prons.pp = stem data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2) data.prons.ind_p_2p = root .. "ɛt" data.prons.ind_p_3p = root .. "ɔ̃" data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem4) data = m_pron.sub_p(data, stem6, stem5) data.prons.imp_p_2p = root .. "ɛt" end

conj["boire"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "boi", "buv", "boiv") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "bu") local root = mw.ustring.gsub(pron(data.stem .. "bi"),"i$","")

local stem = root .. "wa" local stem2 = root .. "y.v" local stem3 = root .. "wav" local stem4 = root .. "y" data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem .. ".") end

conj["devoir"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "doi", "dev", "doiv") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "du") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "devr") if data.stem == "" then data.forms.pp = "dû" end local stem = pron(data.stem .. "doi") local stem2 = pron(data.stem .. "de",true) .. ".v" local stem3 = stem .. "v" local stem4 = pron(data.stem .. "du") data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem2) end

conj["avoir"] = function data.forms.ppr = "ayant" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "a", "av") data.forms.ind_p_1s = "ai" data.forms.ind_p_3s = "a" data.forms.ind_p_3p = "ont" data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "eu") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "aur") data = m_core.make_sub_p(data, "ai") data.forms.sub_p_3s = "ait" data.forms.sub_p_1p = "ayons" data.forms.sub_p_2p = "ayez" data = m_core.make_imp_p_sub(data) local root = mw.ustring.gsub(pron(data.stem .. "a"),"a$","") local stem = root .. "a" local stem2 = root .. "a.v" local stem3 = root .. "y" local stem4 = root .. "o." local stem5 = root .. "ɛ" local stem6 = root .. "ɛ." data.prons.ppr = stem6 .. "jɑ̃" data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2) data.prons.ind_p_1s = root .. "e" data.prons.ind_p_3p = root .. "ɔ̃" data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem4) data = m_pron.sub_p(data, stem5, stem6) data.prons.imp_p_2s = stem5 data.prons.imp_p_1p = stem6 .. "jɔ̃" data.prons.imp_p_2p = stem6 .. "je" end

conj["être"] = function data.forms.pp = "été" data.forms.ppr = "étant" data.forms.ind_p_1s = "suis" data.forms.ind_p_2s = "es" data.forms.ind_p_3s = "est" data.forms.ind_p_1p = "sommes" data.forms.ind_p_2p = "êtes" data.forms.ind_p_3p = "sont" data = m_core.make_ind_i(data, "ét") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "fu") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "ser") data.forms.sub_p_1s = "sois" data.forms.sub_p_2s = "sois" data.forms.sub_p_3s = "soit" data.forms.sub_p_1p = "soyons" data.forms.sub_p_2p = "soyez" data.forms.sub_p_3p = "soient" data = m_core.make_imp_p_sub(data) local root_s = mw.ustring.gsub(pron(data.stem .. "sa"),"sa$","") local root_e = mw.ustring.gsub(pron(data.stem .. "é"),"e$","") local root_f = mw.ustring.gsub(pron(data.stem .. "fa"),"fa$","") local stem = root_e .. "ɛ" local stem2 = root_e .. "e.t" local stem3 = root_f .. "fy" local stem4 = root_s .. "sə." local stem5 = root_s .. "swa" local stem6 = root_s .. "swa." data.prons.ppr = stem2 .. "ɑ̃" data.prons.pp = stem2 .. "e" data.prons.ind_p_1s = root_s .. "sɥi" data.prons.ind_p_2s = stem data.prons.ind_p_3s = stem data.prons.ind_p_1p = root_s .. "sɔm" data.prons.ind_p_2p = stem .. "t" data.prons.ind_p_3p = root_s .. "sɔ̃" data = m_pron.ind_i(data, stem2) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem4) data = m_pron.sub_p(data, stem5, stem6) data.prons.imp_p_2s = stem5 data.prons.imp_p_1p = stem6 .. "jɔ̃" data.prons.imp_p_2p = stem6 .. "je" end

conj["estre"] = function conj["être"] for key,val in pairs(data.forms) do		data.forms[key] = mw.ustring.gsub(val, "[éê]", "es") data.forms[key] = mw.ustring.gsub(data.forms[key], "û", "us") data.forms[key] = mw.ustring.gsub(data.forms[key], "ai", "oi") end data.forms.pp = "esté" data.forms.ind_ps_1p = "fumes" data.forms.sub_pa_3s = "fust" end

conj["naître"] = function data.forms.pp = "né" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "nai", "naiss") data.forms.ind_p_3s = "naît" data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "naqui") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "nais") local stem2 = stem .. ".s" local stem3 = stem .. "s" local stem4 = pron(data.stem .. "naquis") local stem5 = stem .. ".t" data.prons.pp = pron(data.stem .. "né") data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem5) end

conj["naitre"] = function data.forms.pp = "né" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "nai", "naiss") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "naqui") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "nais") local stem2 = stem .. ".s" local stem3 = stem .. "s" local stem4 = pron(data.stem .. "naquis") local stem5 = stem .. ".t" data.prons.pp = pron(data.stem .. "né") data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem5) end

conj["envoyer"] = function data.notes = "*This verb is is one a few verbs that conjugate like " .. link("noyer") .. ", except in the future and conditional, where they conjugate like " .. link("voir") .. "."	data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, "envoi", "envoy", "envoy") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "enverr") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "envoi") local stem2 = stem .. ".j" local stem3 = pron(data.stem .. "envè") .. "."	data = m_pron.er(data, stem, stem2) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem3) end

conj["irreg-aller"] = function data.notes = "*The verb {stem}aller has a unique and highly irregular conjugation." data = m_core.make_ind_p_e(data, "all") data.forms.ind_p_1s = "vais" data.forms.ind_p_2s = "vas" data.forms.ind_p_3s = "va" data.forms.ind_p_3p = "vont" data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "ir") data = m_core.make_sub_p(data, "aill") data = m_core.make_imp_p_ind(data) local stem = pron(data.stem .. "a") local stem2 = pron(data.stem .. "i") local stem3 = pron(data.stem .. "vé") stem3 = mw.ustring.gsub(stem3, ".$", "") data = m_pron.er(data, stem .. "l", stem .. ".l") data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem2) data = m_pron.sub_p(data, stem .. "j", stem .. "j.") data.prons.ind_p_1s = stem3 .. "ɛ" data.prons.ind_p_2s = stem3 .. "a" data.prons.ind_p_3s = stem3 .. "a" data.prons.ind_p_3p = stem3 .. "ɔ̃" data.prons.imp_p_2s = stem3 .. "a" end

conj["dire"] = function data.forms.pp = "dit" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "di", "dis") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "di") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "di") local stem2 = stem .. ".z" local stem3 = stem .. "z" local stem4 = stem .. "."	data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem4) if data.stem == "" or data.stem == "re" then data.forms.ind_p_2p = "dites" data.prons.ind_p_2p = stem .. "t" else data.notes = "* This verb is one of a group of " .. link("-re") .. " verbs all ending in -dire. " data.notes = data.notes .. "They are conjugated exactly like " .. link("dire") .. ", "		data.notes = data.notes .. "but with a different second-person plural indicative present (that is, like " .. link("confire") .. "). " data.notes = data.notes .. "Members of this group include " .. link(data.stem == "contre" and "dédire" or "contredire") .. " and " data.notes = data.notes .. link(data.stem == "inter" and "dédire" or "interdire") .. "."	end end

conj["vivre"] = function data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "vi", "viv") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "vécu") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "vi") local stem2 = stem .. ".v" local stem3 = stem .. "v" local stem4 = pron(data.stem .. "vécu") data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem4) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem2) end

conj["mourir"] = function data.forms.pp = "mort" data = m_core.make_ind_p(data, "meur", "mour", "meur") data = m_core.make_ind_ps(data, "mouru") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, "mourr") local stem = pron(data.stem .. "meur") local stem2 = pron(data.stem .. "mou") .. ".ʁ" local stem3 = pron(data.stem .. "mouru") local stem4 = pron(data.stem .. "mou") .. "."	data.prons.pp = pron(data.stem .. "mort") data = m_pron.ind_p(data, stem, stem2) data = m_pron.ind_ps(data, stem3) data = m_pron.ind_f(data, stem4) end

local function conjugate(typ) data.forms.inf = typ local future_stem = mw.ustring.gsub(data.forms.inf, "e$", "") data = m_core.make_ind_f(data, future_stem) if mw.ustring.match(typ,"^[^aeéiou]er$") and typ ~= "cer" and typ ~= "ger" and typ ~= "yer" then conj["xxer"](mw.ustring.gsub(typ,"er$","")) elseif mw.ustring.match(typ,"^e[^aeiou]+er$") and typ ~= "ecer" and typ ~= "eger" and typ ~= "eyer" then conj["e-er"](mw.ustring.gsub(typ,"^e(.+)er$","%1")) elseif mw.ustring.match(typ,"^é[^aeiou]+er$") and typ ~= "écer" and typ ~= "éger" and typ ~= "éyer" then conj["é-er"](mw.ustring.gsub(typ,"^é(.+)er$","%1")) elseif alias[typ] then data.stem = data.stem .. mw.ustring.gsub(typ, alias[typ], "") data.forms.inf = alias[typ] conj[alias[typ]] elseif conj[typ] then conj[typ] elseif typ ~= "" then error('The type "' .. typ .. '" is not recognized') end end

local function auto(pagename) local stem = "" local typ = pagename while typ ~= "" do		if conj[typ] then break end if alias[typ] then stem = stem .. mw.ustring.gsub(typ,alias[typ].."$","") typ = alias[typ] break end stem = stem .. mw.ustring.gsub(typ,"^(.).*$","%1") typ = mw.ustring.gsub(typ,"^.","") end if typ == "" then return "","" end return stem,typ end

function export.show(frame) local args = frame:getParent.args local stem = args[1] or "" local typ = args[2] or "" if typ == "" then typ = stem; stem = ""; end data = { refl = false, stem = stem, aux = "avoir", forms = {}, prons = {} }	if stem .. typ == "" then data.stem, typ = auto(PAGENAME) elseif stem == "" and mw.ustring.find(PAGENAME, typ, 1, true) and mw.ustring.find(PAGENAME, typ, 1, true) == 1 and typ ~= PAGENAME then data.stem = typ typ = mw.ustring.sub(PAGENAME, mw.ustring.len(typ) + 1) elseif stem == "" then data.stem, typ = auto(typ) end conjugate(typ) data = m_core.extract(data, args) if data.notes then data.notes = mw.ustring.gsub(data.notes, "{stem}", data.stem) end for key,val in pairs(data.forms) do		if type(val) == "table" then for i,form in ipairs(val) do data.forms[key][i] = data.stem .. form end else data.forms[key] = data.stem .. val end end if args.refl and args.refl ~= "" then data = m_core.refl(data) end if etre[data.forms.inf] then data.aux = "être" elseif avoir_or_etre[data.forms.inf] then data.aux = "avoir or être" end if stem == "ressor" and type == "tir" then data.aux = "avoir or être" elseif stem == "dépar" and type == "tir" then data.aux = "être" end data.forms.inf_nolink = data.forms.inf_nolink or data.forms.inf data.forms.ppr_nolink = data.forms.ppr_nolink or data.forms.ppr data.forms.pp_nolink = data.forms.pp_nolink or data.forms.pp	data = m_core.link(data) local category = "" if data.aux == "être" then category = "" elseif data.aux == "avoir or être" then category = "" end if data.category then category = category .. ""	end return m_core.make_table(frame, data) .. category end

return export

title: Module:Sandbox/2


text:
biarrot

Adjective

 * 1)  of Biarritz

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

title: biarrot


text:
Biarrot

Noun

 * 1) resident or native of Biarritz

title: Biarrot


text: Biarritz

title: Biarritz


text:
шпингалет

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  bolt, catch, latch, fastener
 * 2)  kid, youth, lad, teenager

title: шпингалет


text:
bibelotage

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) the making/buying/selling/collecting of knickknacks

title: bibelotage


text: bibelotant

title: bibelotant


text: bibeloté

title: bibeloté


text: bibelotée

title: bibelotée


text: bibelotés

title: bibelotés


text: bibelotées

title: bibelotées


text: bibelote

title: bibelote


text: bibelotes

title: bibelotes


text:
bibeloter

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to make/sell/buy/collect knickknacks

title: bibeloter


text: bibelotons

title: bibelotons


text: bibelotez

title: bibelotez


text: bibelotent

title: bibelotent


text: bibelotais

title: bibelotais


text: bibelotait

title: bibelotait


text: bibelotions

title: bibelotions


text: bibelotiez

title: bibelotiez


text: bibelotaient

title: bibelotaient


text: bibelotai

title: bibelotai


text: bibelotas

title: bibelotas


text: bibelota

title: bibelota


text: bibelotâmes

title: bibelotâmes


text: bibelotâtes

title: bibelotâtes


text: bibelotèrent

title: bibelotèrent


text: bibeloterai

title: bibeloterai


text: bibeloteras

title: bibeloteras


text: bibelotera

title: bibelotera


text: bibeloterons

title: bibeloterons


text: bibeloterez

title: bibeloterez


text: bibeloteront

title: bibeloteront


text: bibeloterais

title: bibeloterais


text: bibeloterait

title: bibeloterait


text: bibeloterions

title: bibeloterions


text: bibeloteriez

title: bibeloteriez


text: bibeloteraient

title: bibeloteraient


text: bibelotasse

title: bibelotasse


text: bibelotasses

title: bibelotasses


text: bibelotât

title: bibelotât


text: bibelotassions

title: bibelotassions


text: bibelotassiez

title: bibelotassiez


text: bibelotassent

title: bibelotassent


text:
bibeloteur

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a person who makes/sells/buys/collects knickknacks

title: bibeloteur


text: подфонарный

title: подфонарный


text:
chevél

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) (a single) hair

title: chevél


text:
bibelotier

Etymology
From.

title: bibelotier


text:
biberonner

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to bottle feed
 * 2) to booze

title: biberonner


text: biberonnant

title: biberonnant


text: biberonné

title: biberonné


text: biberonnée

title: biberonnée


text: biberonnés

title: biberonnés


text: biberonnées

title: biberonnées


text: biberonne

title: biberonne


text: biberonnes

title: biberonnes


text: biberonnons

title: biberonnons


text: biberonnez

title: biberonnez


text: biberonnent

title: biberonnent


text: biberonnais

title: biberonnais


text: biberonnait

title: biberonnait


text: biberonnions

title: biberonnions


text: biberonniez

title: biberonniez


text: biberonnaient

title: biberonnaient


text: biberonnai

title: biberonnai


text: biberonnas

title: biberonnas


text: biberonna

title: biberonna


text: biberonnâmes

title: biberonnâmes


text: biberonnâtes

title: biberonnâtes


text: biberonnèrent

title: biberonnèrent


text: biberonnerai

title: biberonnerai


text: biberonneras

title: biberonneras


text:
spekular

Etymology
Borrowed from, , , , , all ultimately from , past participle of , from , from.

Verb

 * 1)  to speculate, theorize

title: spekular


text: biberonnera

title: biberonnera


text: biberonnerons

title: biberonnerons


text: biberonnerez

title: biberonnerez


text: biberonneront

title: biberonneront


text: biberonnerais

title: biberonnerais


text: biberonnerait

title: biberonnerait


text: biberonnerions

title: biberonnerions


text: biberonneriez

title: biberonneriez


text: biberonneraient

title: biberonneraient


text: biberonnasse

title: biberonnasse


text: biberonnasses

title: biberonnasses


text: biberonnât

title: biberonnât


text: biberonnassions

title: biberonnassions


text: biberonnassiez

title: biberonnassiez


text: biberonnassent

title: biberonnassent


text:
suèr

Etymology
(nominative).

Noun

 * 1) sister

title: suèr


text:
bibliophilie

Etymology
Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) bibliophily

title: bibliophilie


text:
bibliophilique

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) bibliophilic

title: bibliophilique


text:
goddessly

Adverb

 * 1)  In the manner of a goddess.

Adjective

 * 1)  Resembling or befitting a goddess.

title: goddessly


text:
bibliothéconomie

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) library science, librarianship

title: bibliothéconomie


text:
bibliothéconomique

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  library science

title: bibliothéconomique


text:
goddessy

Adjective

 * 1)  Resembling or characteristic of a goddess.

title: goddessy


text:
goddessless

Adjective

 * 1) Without a goddess.

title: goddessless


text:
stokker

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) tree trunk
 * 2) log

title: stokker


text:
swichar

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1)  to switch

title: swichar


text: stokkene

title: stokkene


text:
BLMer

Noun

 * 1)  A supporter or member of the  international human rights movement.

title: BLMer


text:
enswichar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to switch on

title: enswichar


text:
missgönnen

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to grudge, begrudge

title: missgönnen


text:
ekswichar

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to switch off

title: ekswichar


text: BLMers

title: BLMers


text:
хрестоматия

Noun

 * 1) chrestomathy, anthology, reader, reading book

title: хрестоматия


text: Fiveland

title: Fiveland


text:
ship ahoy

Interjection

 * 1)  Interjection used to hail another ship or vessel, or to attract attention to the presence of another vessel nearby.

Translations

 * Catalan: vaixell a la vista
 * Dutch: schip ahoi
 * German: Schiff ahoi
 * Hungarian: hajó a láthatáron
 * Swedish: skepp ohoj

title: ship ahoy


text:
கலைக்களஞ்சியம்

Noun

 * 1) encyclopedia

title: கலைக்களஞ்சியம்


text: fløtes

title: fløtes


text: selectorates

title: selectorates


text:
durjana

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  evildoer

Adjective

 * 1)  wicked

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) evildoer

Adjective

 * 1)  wicked

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) malicious, wicked

Noun

 * 1) villain

title: durjana


text:
прорваться

Verb

 * 1)  to burst open, to break
 * 2) to force one's way through, to break through
 * 3)  to tear (e.g. of clothing)

title: прорваться


text: Category:ja:Birth control

title: Category:ja:Birth control


text:
활동적

Noun

 * 1) active

title: 활동적


text:
활성

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) activity

title: 활성


text:
수량

Noun

 * 1) amount, quantity

Synonyms

 * 셈숱

title: 수량


text: Category:Irish prepositions governing the dative


text:
kjetting

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a chain

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a chain

title: kjetting


text: Category:Irish prepositions governing the nominative


text: Category:Irish prepositions governing the genitive


text:
опреснить

Verb

 * 1) to desalinate, to desalinize, to distil

title: опреснить


text:
ทรชน

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  bad person; wicked person.

title: ทรชน


text: kjettingen

title: kjettingen


text:
misgreet

Etymology
From, from , equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1) To greet wrongly;  to affront or insult
 * 2) * 2013 (1881), James W. Redhouse, The Mesnevi of Mevlana (Our Lord) Jelalu-'D-Din, Muhammed, Er-Rumi:
 * Tears poured forth by lovers at His adored feet, Are pearls ; though we're used them as tears to misgreet.
 * 1) * 2013 (1881), James W. Redhouse, The Mesnevi of Mevlana (Our Lord) Jelalu-'D-Din, Muhammed, Er-Rumi:
 * Tears poured forth by lovers at His adored feet, Are pearls ; though we're used them as tears to misgreet.

title: misgreet


text: Pascalines

title: Pascalines


text: Irakw

title: Irakw


text: kjettinger

title: kjettinger


text: Oroqens

title: Oroqens


text:
отмыть

Verb

 * 1) to wash clean
 * 2) to wash off, to wash away
 * 3) to launder
 * 1) to launder
 * 1) to launder

title: отмыть


text: misgreets

title: misgreets


text: misgreeted

title: misgreeted


text: misgreeting

title: misgreeting


text: kjettingene

title: kjettingene


text: אותי

title: אותי


text:
SCORM

Proper noun

 * : a collection of standards and specifications for e-learning.

title: SCORM


text:
блёкнуть

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to fade, to wither
 * 2) to pale (beside / before), to pale into insignificance

title: блёкнуть


text: kjettingar

title: kjettingar


text: אותך

title: אותך


text: kjettingane

title: kjettingane


text: לעזור

title: לעזור


text:
hjálpari

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) helper

title: hjálpari


text:
למ״ד

Noun

 * 1) lamed, lamedh the 12th letter of the various Semitic scripts, including Hebrew

title: למ״ד


text:
hjalt

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) hilt (of a sword)

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) hilt
 * 2) guard between blade and hilt of a sword
 * 3) knob at the end of a sword hilt

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) hilt
 * 2) guard between blade and hilt of a sword
 * 3) knob at the end of a sword hilt

Etymology
From. Akin to Modern 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) knob at the end of a sword hilt
 * 2) guard between hilt and blade

title: hjalt


text:
מ״ם

Noun

 * 1) mem the 13th letter of the various Semitic scripts, including Hebrew

title: מ״ם


text:
נו״ן

Noun

 * 1) nun the 14th letter of the various Semitic scripts, including Hebrew

title: נו״ן


text:
привить

Verb

 * 1)  to inoculate, to vaccinate (against)
 * 2)  to engraft (upon), to inoculate (with)
 * 3) (a habit or property) to inculcate, to impart, to cultivate

title: привить


text:
קו״ף

Noun

 * 1) qoph the 19th letter of the various Semitic scripts, including Hebrew

title: קו״ף


text:
hjara

Etymology 1
From from.

Noun

 * 1) hinge

Verb

 * 1)  to vegetate

Etymology 3
Inflected form of.

Etymology 4
Inflected form of.

title: hjara


text: דלד

title: דלד


text:
fleksibel

Adjective

 * 1) flexible

Etymology
,, from , from.

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) flexible

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) flexible

title: fleksibel


text:
רחוק מהעין, רחוק מהלב

Phrase

 * 1) out of sight, out of mind (literally, "far from the eye, far from the heart")

title: רחוק מהעין, רחוק מהלב


text:
RBS

Related terms

 * RBC

title: RBS


text:
箒星

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1)  comet

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1)  comet

title: 箒星


text:
ほうきぼし

Noun

 * 1)  comet

title: ほうきぼし


text: hōkiboshi

title: hōkiboshi


text:
разоблачать

Verb

 * 1)  to disrobe, to divest, to unclothe, to undress
 * 2) to disclose, to expose, to unmask, to lay bare, to denounce

title: разоблачать


text: fleksibelt

title: fleksibelt


text: Category:el:Heraldry

title: Category:el:Heraldry


text: θυρεού

title: θυρεού


text:
преобразователь

Noun

 * 1) reformer, reorganizer
 * 2)  transformer, converter

title: преобразователь


text: θυρεό

title: θυρεό


text: θυρεέ

title: θυρεέ


text: θυρεών

title: θυρεών


text: θυρεοί

title: θυρεοί


text: θυρεούς

title: θυρεούς


text: fleksible

title: fleksible


text:
Άνδεις

Proper noun

 * 1) Andes

title: Άνδεις


text: Άνδεων

title: Άνδεων


text: Curacao

title: Curacao


text: Juan Fernandez Islands

title: Juan Fernandez Islands


text:
Juan Fernández Islands

Translations

 * Greek: Αρχιπέλαγος Χουάν Φερνάντες
 * Italian: Isole Juan Fernández
 * Spanish: Archipiélago Juan Fernández

title: Juan Fernández Islands


text:
Αρχιπέλαγος Χουάν Φερνάντες

Proper noun

 * 1) Juan Fernández Islands

title: Αρχιπέλαγος Χουάν Φερνάντες


text: Category:el:Chile

title: Category:el:Chile


text:
Παταγονία

Proper noun

 * 1) Patagonia

title: Παταγονία


text: Παταγονίας

title: Παταγονίας


text:
réir

Etymology
The archaic dative form of (compare modern ).

Noun

 * 1) wish, will
 * 2) command, bidding

title: réir


text: Wiktionary:Foreign Word of the Day/2015/December 27


text:
межличностный

Adjective

 * 1) interpersonal

title: межличностный


text:
けいい

Noun

 * 1)  reverence, holding in awe, fear
 * 1)  reverence, holding in awe, fear

Verb

 * 1)  revere, hold in awe, fear
 * 1)  revere, hold in awe, fear

title: けいい


text: keii

title: keii


text:
kyskhetsbelte

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a chastity belt

title: kyskhetsbelte


text: kyskhetsbeltet

title: kyskhetsbeltet


text:
User talk:Telekin

This is not the place to advertise your sci-fi story. Equinox ◑ 16:08, 26 December 2015 (UTC)

title: User talk:Telekin


text:
linealo

Etymology
, also considered to be from or.

Noun

 * 1)  for drawing lines

title: linealo


text: kyskhetsbelter

title: kyskhetsbelter


text:
User:StenchWeasel

Welcome to StenchWeasel's User Page

Please feel to add comments to my Wiktioniary edits. As a donor to Wikipedia and small-time editor, my only interest is in improving these resources. If you want to change an edit I made, please tell me why. If is very easy to destroy and much harder to build. People spend a lot of time trying to make improvements, and it is unreasonable to just delete their changes without trying to improve them first.

title: User:StenchWeasel


text: kyskhetsbelta

title: kyskhetsbelta


text: bologneses

title: bologneses


text: kyskhetsbeltene

title: kyskhetsbeltene


text:
vegetotherapy

Noun

 * 1) A form of Reichian psychotherapy in which the analyst encourages the patient to simulate the bodily effects of strong emotions.

title: vegetotherapy


text:
apalã

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,.

Noun

 * 1) sword

title: apalã


text:
vegetotherapeutic

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to vegetotherapy.

title: vegetotherapeutic


text:
vegetotherapist

Noun

 * 1) A practitioner of vegetotherapy.

title: vegetotherapist


text: vegetotherapists

title: vegetotherapists


text:
paloș

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) broadsword

title: paloș


text: Template:hi-verb set

title: Template:hi-verb set


text: Template:hi-causative/documentation

title: Template:hi-causative/documentation


text:
𩿠

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) duck, drake

Descendants

 * (𩿠)

title: 𩿠


text:
𪆧

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) duck, drake

Descendants

 * (𪆧)

title: 𪆧


text:
spalã

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shoulder, shoulder blade

title: spalã


text:
どくじゃ

Noun

 * 1)  venomous snake

title: どくじゃ


text:
どくへび

Noun

 * 1)  venomous snake

title: どくへび


text: dokuhebi

title: dokuhebi


text:
omoplat

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) shoulder bone, scapula

title: omoplat


text:
Νότιος Γεωργία

Proper noun

 * 1) South Georgia

title: Νότιος Γεωργία


text:
scapulă

Etymology
. Cf. Italian.

Noun

 * 1) scapula, shoulder bone

title: scapulă


text:
𠨡

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) egg

Han character

 * 1)  egg

title: 𠨡


text:
gharr

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) house

title: gharr


text:
Σουρινάμ

Proper noun

 * 1) Surinam
 * 2) Dutch Guiana
 * 1) Dutch Guiana

title: Σουρινάμ


text:
へみ

Noun

 * 1)  snake

title: へみ


text:
pointvetch

Noun

 * 1) Any plant of the genus.

title: pointvetch


text: kuchinawa

title: kuchinawa


text: pointvetches

title: pointvetches


text:
くちなわ

Noun

 * 1)  snake
 * 1)  snake
 * 1)  snake

title: くちなわ


text:
bekaar

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) useless, bad

title: bekaar


text:
𤢇

Etymology
From ; compare archaic 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) elephant

Descendants

 * (𤢇)

title: 𤢇


text:
𤠅

Etymology
From ; compare archaic 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) elephant

Descendants

 * (𤠅)

title: 𤠅


text: spag bols

title: spag bols


text:
Ολλανδική Γουιάνα

Proper noun

 * 1)  Dutch Guiana

title: Ολλανδική Γουιάνα


text:
-ficus

Etymology
, from earlier. Related to and -fex.

Usage notes

 * Adjectives derived with this suffix can indicate the quality of imparting the quality or state expressed by the root:
 * Example:

 * Adjectives derived with this suffix have infix -ent- before their comparative and superlative suffixes
 * Example:

title: -ficus


text:
hjarna

Verb

 * 1)  to recover, to recuperate

title: hjarna


text: חופּות

title: חופּות


text:
utroskap

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) unfaithfulness, infidelity, adultery

title: utroskap


text:
hjóm

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) thin film, thin veneer

title: hjóm


text:
User talk:StenchWeasel

Please stop edit warring. Two experienced editors have been reverting you on myxoma; you might want to take this as a clue that you are doing something wrong. The information you are trying to add is inappropriate for the etymology, which I improved to its current state as soon as it came to my attention. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 17:44, 26 December 2015 (UTC)

 * If SW is correct about myxo- referring to a slippery texture of connective tissue, and not actual mucus, then I would think that myxo- needs an additional sense. Equinox ◑ 17:49, 26 December 2015 (UTC)

title: User talk:StenchWeasel


text:
myxoviral

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to myxoviruses.

title: myxoviral


text: banana puddings

title: banana puddings


text: rhabdomyomas

title: rhabdomyomas


text: rhabdomyomata

title: rhabdomyomata


text:
spătar

Etymology 1
, itself derived from, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) a kind of high nobility in the feudal Romanian principalities, also the chief of the army

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) backrest (of a chair), back of a chair

title: spătar


text:
hérað

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) region, district, hundred

Declension
or:

title: hérað


text:
spătos

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) broad-shouldered

title: spătos


text:
plãtari

Noun

 * 1) shoulder, shoulder blade

title: plãtari


text:
hégómi

Noun

 * 1) trifle
 * 2) vanity, vainglory

title: hégómi


text:
hjú

Etymology
From, , from , related to.

Noun

 * 1) servant
 * 2)  married couple

title: hjú


text: utroskapen

title: utroskapen


text:
hjúfra

Verb

 * 1)  to snuggle

title: hjúfra


text:
hjúpur

Noun

 * 1) coat, coating
 * 2) veil, shroud

title: hjúpur


text:
hjör

Etymology 1
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  sword

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1)  hinge

title: hjör


text:
tresnitt

Etymology
From ; after.

Noun

 * 1)  a woodcut

Etymology
From ; after.

Noun

 * 1)  a woodcut

title: tresnitt


text:
neurosexist

Adjective

 * 1) Exhibiting or relating to neurosexism.

Noun

 * 1) A proponent of neurosexism.

title: neurosexist


text:
বে-

Etymology
. This loan has been fully nativised and due to this, is used in words of all origins.

Prefix

 * 1) ; without; -less

title: বে-


text:
গর-

Prefix

 * 1) ; un-

title: গর-


text:
অচেনা

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) unknown

title: অচেনা


text: vaguebooking

title: vaguebooking


text:
väistämissääntö

Noun

 * 1)  give-way rule

title: väistämissääntö


text:
ohitustilanne

Noun

 * 1)  overtake situation

title: ohitustilanne


text:
Amberlynn

Etymology
20th-century coinage:.

title: Amberlynn


text:
Emberlynn

Etymology
20th-century coinage:.

title: Emberlynn


text:
ohituskolari

Noun

 * 1) overtaking collision, overtaking accident

title: ohituskolari


text:
ohitusonnettomuus

Noun

 * 1) overtaking accident

title: ohitusonnettomuus


text: tresnittet

title: tresnittet


text: tresnitta

title: tresnitta


text:
ohivalintanumero

Noun

 * 1)  direct number, direct dial number

title: ohivalintanumero


text: tresnittene

title: tresnittene


text:
ohituskaista

Noun

 * 1) overtaking lane, passing lane

title: ohituskaista


text:
snupra

Verb

 * 1)  to reprimand, to chide, to rebuke

Noun

 * 1) reprimand, rebuke

title: snupra


text: Rhymes:Icelandic/ʏːpra

title: Rhymes:Icelandic/ʏːpra


text:
करेला

Etymology
, related to, if not from,. Compare 🇨🇬 /, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) karela, bitter melon

title: करेला


text:
Appendix:Variations of "eis"

The word “eis” appears in many languages with many variations in the use of capitalization, punctuation, diacritics, and in other scripts.

Capitalization and punctuation

 * eis
 * Eis
 * EIS
 * -eis

Diacritics and ligatures

 * eís
 * éis
 * -éis

Other scripts

 * эйс

Homophones

 * Eiß
 * Eiss
 * eys
 * ice

title: Appendix:Variations of "eis"


text:
tawiz

Etymology
Borrowed from / from

Noun

 * 1) An amulet or locket containing verses from the Qur'an or other Islamic prayers and symbols.
 * 2) A structure of brickwork over a tomb.

title: tawiz


text: tawizes

title: tawizes


text:
éis

Etymology
From, from , from.

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) track, trace

Declension
The word is not well enough attested outside of the prepositional phrases listed under Derived terms below to allow a declension class to be stated with certainty. The dative singular appears as both and, suggesting a fluctuation between ā-stem and ī-stem declension.

title: éis


text:
dragt

Etymology
From, from. Cognate with and.

Noun

 * 1) an outfit
 * 2) a skirt suit (jacket and a matching skirt) worn by women
 * 3) a costume, fancy dress

Etymology
From. Cognate with.

Noun

 * 1) a women's suit, either a skirt suit (jacket and a matching skirt) or a pantsuit/trouser suit (jacket and matching pants)

title: dragt


text:
User:Hanno the Navigator

"Tuti iatsãli umineshtsã s-fac liberi shi egali la nãmuzea shi-ndrepturli. Eali suntu hãrziti cu fichiri shi sinidisi shi lipseashti un cu alantu sh-si poartã tu duhlu-a frãtsãljiljei."

~ Aromanian Universal Declaration of Human Rights

title: User:Hanno the Navigator


text: parkerende

title: parkerende


text:
spumedz

Etymology
From or from  (with the Aromanian suffix ). Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,.

Verb

 * 1) to foam, froth
 * 2) to skim

title: spumedz


text: parkeres

title: parkeres


text:
User talk:Amin

wordie
Hi. Looks as though you added a "new" sense that's basically identical in meaning. A word lover is a person interested in words. Equinox ◑ 20:06, 26 December 2015 (UTC)

Attribution
Hi. Your site wordo.co seems to be using Wiktionary material without any attribution. Can you check you are following the licence terms? Equinox ◑ 15:23, 14 February 2016 (UTC)

My reply: Hello Equinox, thank you for noticing. We will add attribution to Wordo and link back to Wiktionary. It is a tiny side project which we work on whenever we have time for it. Amin wordie (talk) 16:35, 15 February 2016 (UTC)

 * Hi. You are still violating the licence, and using our contributors' work uncredited. When can you fix this? Equinox ◑ 05:59, 26 February 2016 (UTC)

My reply: Hello Equinox, I am a front-end developer on the Wordo project. I will pass it on once more to the programmer, we are not sure how to implement credits in an inconspicuous matter. Also, have you used Wordo? And how do I contact you directly? Twitter DM or email is OK for me. Amin wordie (talk) 10:16, 29 February 2016 (UTC)

 * It doesn't matter whether it's "inconspicuous" or not. You are still stealing our work and breaking copyright law. Fix it now. Equinox ◑ 16:21, 29 March 2016 (UTC)
 * We are now crediting and linking back to Wiktionary

 * Sorry for being rude about that but, ya know, you get it all for free, or the tiny price of saying where it came from. Thank you for fixing your site! Equinox ◑ 09:17, 6 April 2016 (UTC)

 * No worries, Equinox. I am glad you take "copyright law" seriously. My generation, of which I am a product, generally does not. Keep up the good work Amin wordie (talk) 09:47, 6 April 2016 (UTC)

 * Scorn quotes? I can't tell if you're taking the piss or not. I have observed that people who don't spend time creating anything (especially SEO scum) are much readier to copy other people's stuff. If you are making fun of me then I can only apologise for my ancient 18th-century idea that people who do work should at least be thanked. Nobody is asking for money! kisses, Equinox ◑ 09:51, 6 April 2016 (UTC)

 * I was not being sarcastic. I am genuinely glad to play by the rules. It's not easy communicating when you cannot use emoji's, LOL. And SEO has been dead for years. Anyone still doing that spam is not ahead of the curve. PS, I have a question. Is there a place where I can ask people questions about Wiktionary, and expect a reply within 30 minutes? I could not find any active Facebook groups. I tried the IRC channel but it seemed dead.

Capitals
Hi. Capitals make a difference here: money is a word, but Money isn't. To do what you wanted, you need to make the link separate from the displayed word, like this: Money. It will link to the first word, but display the second one. Equinox ◑ 06:06, 18 February 2016 (UTC)

Attestation etc
Hi Amin. I saw on PBP89's talkpage that you seem to think that Wiktionary cannot serve its purpose as well as Urban Dictionary. I wanted to explain a bit more about why some of your contributions have been deleted, and how Wiktionary differs. Anyone can add a definition to UD, and it doesn't have to be used, but just be a joke. We try to limit ourselves to words that have actually seen use, and we demonstrate that by seeing that they pass WT:ATTEST's requirements. In that sense, we want to document language in a way that avoids once-offs, and as a serious dictionary, we thus have a different goal in mind than UD.

Some of your contributions haven't been able to pass this standard. Some of them haven't been easy to cite, like, which I made a lot of effort to save at RFV. Others haven't been citable at all, and some have been defined with an amount of bias that is not appropriate on Wiktionary, which tries to keep to a neutral point of view. Semper does have a habit of deleting too much, but his instincts aren't all bad — your entries need to be Wiktionary entries, not Urban Dictionary entries. I hope that this helps, and please feel free to ask any questions. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 16:16, 21 April 2016 (UTC)

 * Hi Meta, I think Wiktionary is great for having quality standards, and should not try to emulate Urban Dictionary. And sure, we can pat ourselves on the back for having higher standards than Urban, but what is the point to having a dictionary that no one uses?

 * Having said that, I get the feeling that many Wiktionarians hold a double standard when it comes to slang and internet entries. If a word is used in high schools and colleges all around the world, and has 1 million tagged photos on Instagram, Wiktionarians will still put it up for deletion, simply because they are blind to those worlds. But add a medical, or business related entry with only one hundredth of that relevance and Wiktionary will welcome it whole heartedly.

 * Wiktionarians hold a double standard, and measure internet and slang related words with a different scale than they do with other entries. Meta, I do appreciate you for taking the time to share your thoughts. Amin wordie (talk) 10:34, 22 April 2016 (UTC)

 * It's definitely true that we hold a double standard there, and I don't think any sane Wiktionarian would deny it. It's intentional. Such words are generally fleeting and, though popular, swiftly fall out of the public consciousness. (Some, of course, do not — but then they nearly always become citable by our existing standards, as they get used in magazines or what have you.) We have to draw a line somewhere (unlike UD), and this is a relatively self-consistent place to draw it.
 * I think that we should make an effort to include such words wherever we can, but I understand why you've met a lot of opposition. Starting with the statement on your userpage, you've been quite dismissive of editors and our reasoned policies, and I might also note that your assumptions about Wiktionarians' ages are wildly inaccurate.
 * So is this thus made into a dictionary that no one uses? Well, Wiktionary is in the top 1000 most visited websites according to Alexa, so that's yet another inaccurate exaggeration. Being user-friendly is a goal that I think should be prioritised more often, but our chief job is to provide information of a certain lexicographical quality, and I think that we are always making good progress toward that goal. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 17:41, 22 April 2016 (UTC)
 * Meta, you raise some very fair points. I updated my user page a couple of days ago after yet another contribution was put up for deletion. I'll remove the note from my user-page shortly. Oh, and I just checked and see that Wiktionary's Alexa Rank is actually improving while Urban Dictonary worsening, using a tool I build a while ago. Keep up the good work. Amin wordie (talk) 22:39, 24 April 2016 (UTC)
 * I appreciate the dialogue. Feel free to ask if you have any further questions or comments, or need help in trying to save a word at RFV. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 04:02, 25 April 2016 (UTC)

 * Two years later, and we're still having the same problem. I had to delete gymcel because it looks like it doesn't meet our standards for attestation. —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 03:32, 4 July 2018 (UTC)
 * 😠😥😥😞😞 Amin (talk) 04:11, 4 July 2018 (UTC)

Babel
Would you add to your user page? I'd appreciate it. --Dan Polansky (talk) 07:29, 23 April 2016 (UTC)
 * I'd rather keep my user-page clean for now. But for what it's worth: My Dutch is great, my English is good, and my Persian is good enough. My internet-slang is a 10 out of 10. Hope that helps

Tea room and Information desk
I moved our discussion to Information desk/2020/August, as a formality. It's not a big deal this time, but, for future reference, please ask questions like "How do I do X?" at Information desk, as Tea room is only for discussing individual entries, in relation to their state at Wiktionary. WT:TR in that sense is similar to entry talk pages, but is often preferred by active Wiktionarians over talk pages because talk pages are known to get smaller amounts of attention from the community, but it is not for general questions about Wiktionary. Please keep this in mind for next time, and thank you. (For whatever reason, I actually didn't notice we were at the tea room until just now; it must've slipped my mind before.) PseudoSkull (talk) 21:24, 14 August 2020 (UTC)
 * Hello . Thanks for informing me, I was not aware of that! From now on, I will post general questions at the Information Desk. Have a good day. Amin (talk) 21:26, 14 August 2020 (UTC)

Uncountable
Please be careful with this. "Uncountable" doesn't mean "we rarely use a plural form of this word". It's a grammatical thing, meaning that you use some instead of a or the. So "rice" is uncountable when we say "give me SOME rice", but it's countable when we say "Indian RICES and African RICES have different textures". Equinox ◑ 12:13, 19 August 2020 (UTC)
 * Thank you for explaining that to me. But I'm still not sure if I understand the rule correctly.

 * In the case of wokefish, we could use both 'some' and 'a', right?
 * Some wokefish tricked me on Tinder today
 * The wokefish in this city are ruining my dating life.

 * So how can I accurately identify whether a word is countable or uncountable? I looked it up online but I'm still a bit confused. Thanks! Amin (talk) 22:24, 19 August 2020 (UTC)

Sorting definitions
Have you acquired consensus for these edits? If so, where? J3133 (talk) 12:42, 25 August 2020 (UTC)
 * Can you show me where it says one would need to? Amin (talk) 12:08, 3 September 2020 (UTC)
 * Can you show me where it says one would not need to? J3133 (talk) 12:33, 3 September 2020 (UTC)
 * The burdon of proof is on you. Amin (talk) 13:51, 3 September 2020 (UTC)
 * No, it is on you, as you are making the changes. To my knowledge, no one has has agreed with your changes yet. J3133 (talk) 14:27, 3 September 2020 (UTC)
 * Every dictionary shows the most relevant definition on top, and the least relevant uses last. I will continue to contribute as I see fit, unless I see rules or reason not to do so. Amin (talk) 14:29, 3 September 2020 (UTC)
 * I will continue to agree or disagree with proposed changes as I see fit. J3133 (talk) 14:33, 3 September 2020 (UTC)
 * That's fine by me. But if you keep feeling conflicted about my sorting-edits then I think it's best if we source the opinions of other Wiktionarians to settle it for once and for all. Amin (talk) 14:45, 3 September 2020 (UTC)
 * Yes, please don't move stuff randomly around, especially if a figurative sense is marked as "by extension" it should never come before the definition it is extending, see for example your edit in Special:Diff/55328556/60140004. – Jberkel 10:30, 25 February 2021 (UTC)

Hello
Hi! You've been around a while and you still make really basic mistakes like creating wokewash as a noun (en-noun template) and suggesting it's a blend of woke and wash. It's not a blend at all. Why not use WT:REE to add words that you would like to have defined, instead of creating very broken entries? Thanks. Equinox ◑ 16:44, 22 October 2020 (UTC)
 * I feel ashamed. You are right about my basic mistakes. I will consider using REE in the future, but I think I would rather (slowly) learn how to improve create entries myself. Any help in the right direction is welcome. Best, Amin (talk) 16:51, 22 October 2020 (UTC)

PLS IMPROVE THE UI!
Hello. I have just seen your July 2022 edit summary on greedflation, part of which is the headline for this comment. Did you know that you can click “Insert a template” (it looks like a little jigsaw puzzle piece) at the top of the edit window? This then allows you to search for a template (e.g. quote-web, quote-journal) and then prompts you to add the required as well as optional parameters for the template. You might find that easier to use than wiki markup. Happy editing, Cnilep (talk) 03:02, 28 April 2023 (UTC)
 * Haha, thank you for sharing that,, I will try to use it next time :) ! I still think the platform could use a complete redesign. I’ve worked in UX design and I’d be happy to help but my previous efforts to get people on board with this, many years ago, were quickly dismissed.

title: User talk:Amin


text: parkerer

title: parkerer


text: parkerte

title: parkerte


text: parkert

title: parkert


text:
bater à porta

Etymology
lit. 'to knock on the door'.

Verb

 * 1)   to come knocking

title: bater à porta


text: bekovi

title: bekovi


text:
ohituskielto

Noun

 * 1) no overtaking traffic sign
 * 2) prohibition of overtaking

title: ohituskielto


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/dubъ

Etymology
From.

Descendants

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

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/dubъ


text: Category:Proto-Slavic terms derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *dʰewbʰ-


text: Category:Terms derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *dʰewbʰ-


text:
ohituskirurgia

Noun

 * 1)  bypass surgery class of surgeries involving rerouting a tubular body part

title: ohituskirurgia


text:
User:Michaelsanandaesu

Michael Sananda Esu aka Michael Of Nebadon

title: User:Michaelsanandaesu


text:
ਮਨੁੱਖ

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) human being, person
 * 2) man
 * 3)  husband

title: ਮਨੁੱਖ


text:
ਆਦਮੀ

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) man, human being
 * 2) servant
 * 1) servant

Etymology
Borrowed from, from. First attested as /.

Noun

 * 1) person
 * 2) man

title: ਆਦਮੀ


text:
avicultura

Noun

 * 1) bird farming

title: avicultura


text:
chapucería

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shoddiness, crudeness
 * 2) deception, hoax
 * 1) deception, hoax
 * 1) deception, hoax

title: chapucería


text:
sadasya

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) member
 * 2) user

title: sadasya


text:
bhagwaan

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a god.
 * 2)  a Hindu deity, such as Rama or Krishna.
 * 3)  a saint or a holy man.

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) god

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) god

title: bhagwaan


text:
darjan

Etymology
Borrowed from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) dozen

title: darjan


text:
chuuha

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) mouse
 * 2) rat

title: chuuha


text: Category:hif:Mammals

title: Category:hif:Mammals


text: Category:hif:Vertebrates

title: Category:hif:Vertebrates


text: Category:hif:Chordates

title: Category:hif:Chordates


text:
sher

Noun

 * 1) lion

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) lion

title: sher


text:
tiisra

Numeral

 * 1)  third

title: tiisra


text:
boam

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  tree

title: boam


text:
frankenpledge

Noun

 * 1) * 1806, Francis Bloomfield, An Essay Towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk, Vol. IV, p. 517:
 * King granted to the prior and convent, in all their manors and lands, sac, soc, tol, and theam, infangenthef, and outfangenthef, with the ordeals or judgment by fire, water, and iron, and a common gallows in each manor; with a view of frankenpledge, and assize of bread and ale, of all their tenants...
 * King granted to the prior and convent, in all their manors and lands, sac, soc, tol, and theam, infangenthef, and outfangenthef, with the ordeals or judgment by fire, water, and iron, and a common gallows in each manor; with a view of frankenpledge, and assize of bread and ale, of all their tenants...

title: frankenpledge


text: frankenpledges

title: frankenpledges


text:
ตื้บ

Etymology
Corrupted from.

Verb

 * 1)  to beat or strike with a forcible, downward thrust of the foot.

title: ตื้บ


text: frank-pledge

title: frank-pledge


text: frank-pledges

title: frank-pledges


text:
User talk:Lahosken

Chuck Entz (talk) 21:41, 26 December 2015 (UTC)

title: User talk:Lahosken


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/drynъ

Etymology
Perhaps from, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,,.

Noun
The original meaning was "wooden".
 * 1) stick, pole, stake, cudgel

Descendants

 * East Slavic:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/drynъ


text: onanerende

title: onanerende


text:
svaar

Etymology
From, from.

Adjective

 * 1)  heavy

title: svaar


text:
Talk:spitball

Development of the "brainstorming" sense
To a person unfamiliar with the term, it is hard to see how "throwing a baseball moist with spittle" becomes "brainstorming ideas", i.e. how one sense lends itself into being transformed into the other. I think it would be nice if the entry had some supporting information in this regard. I've found this blogpost explaining the sense development, but I'm unsure as to how to integrate it into the article: https://idiomation.wordpress.com/2013/06/10/spitballing/ — Pinnerup (talk) 22:02, 26 December 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:spitball


text: onanerte

title: onanerte


text: onanert

title: onanert


text: onaneres

title: onaneres


text:
dyøn

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to smell

title: dyøn


text:
jafnóðum

Adverb

 * 1) to be continuously or repeatedly done immediately after something else happens; as soon as

title: jafnóðum


text: cinquanta-huitè

title: cinquanta-huitè


text:
กาแฟเย็น

Etymology
From 🇰🇲. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) iced coffee.

title: กาแฟเย็น


text:
upplestur

Noun

 * 1) dictation, reading aloud, recital

title: upplestur


text:
iiłchʼąął

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) he/she is taking him/her/it away on a handle, string, or cord

Conjugation
.

title: iiłchʼąął


text:
jääkohv

Noun

 * 1) iced coffee

title: jääkohv


text:
ກາເຟເຢັນ

Etymology
🇰🇲. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) iced coffee

title: ກາເຟເຢັນ


text:
Hot

Etymology
From, northern variant of , from.

Noun

 * 1)  hat

Usage notes

 * The forms Höt; Hötche are Ripuarian. The forms Heet; Heetche are Moselle Franconian.

Noun

 * 1) hate, hatred

title: Hot


text: Iemem

title: Iemem


text:
agapet

Noun

 * 1) One of the Agapetae.

title: agapet


text:
تشيلي

Adjective

 * 1) Chilean

Noun

 * 1) Chilean

Etymology 1
From, from.

title: تشيلي


text: huitanta-tresè

title: huitanta-tresè


text: Citations:acutiator

title: Citations:acutiator


text:
kufel

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) stein, tankard

title: kufel


text: kufle

title: kufle


text:
सबसे

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1) most superlative form of adjectives

title: सबसे


text:
anachoric

Adjective

 * 1) Not in the proper or natural place; foreign.

title: anachoric


text: ekteskaper

title: ekteskaper


text:
Template:hi-adj/comp

 * comparative
 * superlative
 * superlative

title: Template:hi-adj/comp


text:
decenary

Etymology 1
From, from +.

Adjective

 * 1) Of or related to the number ten,  as a base of numeration.
 * 2) Containing or comprising ten items or units.

Etymology 2
From Medieval, from +.

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or related to a tithing.

Noun

 * 1)  A tithing.

title: decenary


text: huitanta-unè

title: huitanta-unè


text: ekteskapene

title: ekteskapene


text: huitantè

title: huitantè


text:
khelo

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to play

title: khelo


text: vint-i-huitè

title: vint-i-huitè


text:
Template:hif-conj

Conjugation of o

title: Template:hif-conj


text: Template:hif-conj/data

title: Template:hif-conj/data


text:
drop the bomb

Verb

 * 1)  to reveal dramatic and unexpected news that changes a situation completely
 * 1)  to reveal dramatic and unexpected news that changes a situation completely

title: drop the bomb


text: drops the bomb

title: drops the bomb


text: dropping the bomb

title: dropping the bomb


text: dropped the bomb

title: dropped the bomb


text:
ביוראָ

Etymology
Ultimately from. Likely via Slavic; compare, and , ,. Direct borrowing from would yield a form "ביראָ".

Noun

 * 1) office building or room

title: ביוראָ


text: ביוראָען

title: ביוראָען


text: trenta-huitè

title: trenta-huitè