text:
гуфӏагъуэ

Noun

 * 1) joy, happiness

title: гуфӏагъуэ


text: vietnamisions

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title: vietnamisions


text: vietnamisiez

title: vietnamisiez


text: vietnamisaient

title: vietnamisaient


text: vietnamisai

title: vietnamisai


text: vietnamisas

title: vietnamisas


text: vietnamisa

title: vietnamisa


text: vietnamisâmes

title: vietnamisâmes


text: vietnamisâtes

title: vietnamisâtes


text: vietnamisèrent

title: vietnamisèrent


text: vietnamiserai

title: vietnamiserai


text: vietnamiseras

title: vietnamiseras


text: vietnamisera

title: vietnamisera


text: vietnamiserons

title: vietnamiserons


text: vietnamiserez

title: vietnamiserez


text: vietnamiseront

title: vietnamiseront


text: vietnamiserais

title: vietnamiserais


text: vietnamiserait

title: vietnamiserait


text: vietnamiserions

title: vietnamiserions


text: vietnamiseriez

title: vietnamiseriez


text: vietnamiseraient

title: vietnamiseraient


text: vietnamisasse

title: vietnamisasse


text: vietnamisasses

title: vietnamisasses


text: vietnamisât

title: vietnamisât


text: vietnamisassions

title: vietnamisassions


text: vietnamisassiez

title: vietnamisassiez


text: vietnamisassent

title: vietnamisassent


text:
dharrawurra

Noun

 * 1) pants, trousers

title: dharrawurra


text:
voiturin

Noun

 * 1) vetturino

title: voiturin


text:
yougoslavisme

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) the Yugoslavian independence movement

title: yougoslavisme


text:
гушхо

Etymology
From ; hence literally “big heart”.

Adjective

 * 1) brave

title: гушхо


text:
гушӏуапкӏэ

Noun

 * 1) present

title: гушӏуапкӏэ


text:
гущыӏап

Etymology
From ; hence literally “first word”.

Noun

 * 1) preface

title: гущыӏап


text:
zinoviéviste

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  of

title: zinoviéviste


text:
гъаблэ

Noun

 * 1) hunger

Noun

 * 1) hunger

title: гъаблэ


text:
Zinoviéviste

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) supporter of

title: Zinoviéviste


text:
obrigadíssimo

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) very grateful

Interjection

 * 1) thank you very much

title: obrigadíssimo


text:
гъажъо

Noun

 * 1) millet

title: гъажъо


text:
гъалэ

Noun

 * 1) paint

title: гъалэ


text:
гъогогъу

Noun

 * 1) fellow traveler
 * 2) time; instance

title: гъогогъу


text:
гъогумаф

Etymology
From ; hence literally “road day”.

Interjection

 * 1) have a nice day
 * 2) have a nice trip

title: гъогумаф


text: eschant

title: eschant


text: esché

title: esché


text: eschée

title: eschée


text: eschées

title: eschées


text: esches

title: esches


text:
escher

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to bait a hook

Noun

 * 1)   tinder

title: escher


text: eschons

title: eschons


text:
eschez

Noun

 * 1) chess
 * 2) chess set

title: eschez


text: eschent

title: eschent


text: eschais

title: eschais


text: eschait

title: eschait


text: eschions

title: eschions


text: eschiez

title: eschiez


text: eschaient

title: eschaient


text: eschai

title: eschai


text:
escha

Interjection

 * 1)  no way, absolutely not

title: escha


text: eschâmes

title: eschâmes


text: eschâtes

title: eschâtes


text: yeridah

title: yeridah


text: eschèrent

title: eschèrent


text: escherai

title: escherai


text: escheras

title: escheras


text: eschera

title: eschera


text: escherons

title: escherons


text: escherez

title: escherez


text: escheront

title: escheront


text: escherais

title: escherais


text: escherait

title: escherait


text: escherions

title: escherions


text: escheriez

title: escheriez


text: escheraient

title: escheraient


text: eschasse

title: eschasse


text: eschasses

title: eschasses


text: eschât

title: eschât


text: eschassions

title: eschassions


text: eschassiez

title: eschassiez


text: eschassent

title: eschassent


text: échant

title: échant


text: éché

title: éché


text: échée

title: échée


text: échés

title: échés


text: échées

title: échées


text: éche

title: éche


text: écher

title: écher


text: éches

title: éches


text: échons

title: échons


text: échez

title: échez


text: échent

title: échent


text: échais

title: échais


text: échait

title: échait


text: échions

title: échions


text: échiez

title: échiez


text: échaient

title: échaient


text: échai

title: échai


text: échas

title: échas


text: écha

title: écha


text: échâmes

title: échâmes


text: échâtes

title: échâtes


text: échèrent

title: échèrent


text: écherai

title: écherai


text: écheras

title: écheras


text: échera

title: échera


text: écherons

title: écherons


text: écherez

title: écherez


text: écheront

title: écheront


text: écherais

title: écherais


text: écherait

title: écherait


text: écherions

title: écherions


text: écheriez

title: écheriez


text: écheraient

title: écheraient


text: échât

title: échât


text: échassions

title: échassions


text: échassiez

title: échassiez


text: échassent

title: échassent


text:
гъогын

Noun

 * 1) to roar, to growl

title: гъогын


text: écriée

title: écriée


text: écriés

title: écriés


text: écriées

title: écriées


text: émeutière

title: émeutière


text: émeutières

title: émeutières


text:
гъуэгъуэн

Verb

 * 1) to rattle

title: гъуэгъуэн


text: natalistes

title: natalistes


text: naxalistes

title: naxalistes


text: naxalites

title: naxalites


text: néocommunistes

title: néocommunistes


text: oppositionnelle

title: oppositionnelle


text: oppositionnels

title: oppositionnels


text: oppositionnelles

title: oppositionnelles


text: opéraïstes

title: opéraïstes


text: oratorienne

title: oratorienne


text: oratoriens

title: oratoriens


text: oratoriennes

title: oratoriennes


text: ouvriéristes

title: ouvriéristes


text: owénistes

title: owénistes


text: pablistes

title: pablistes


text: panrusses

title: panrusses


text: pantagruélistes

title: pantagruélistes


text: pluripartistes

title: pluripartistes


text: ponantaise

title: ponantaise


text: ponantaises

title: ponantaises


text: posadistes

title: posadistes


text: prochinoise

title: prochinoise


text: prochinoises

title: prochinoises


text: procommunistes

title: procommunistes


text: prorévolutionnaires

title: prorévolutionnaires


text: prosoviétiques

title: prosoviétiques


text: restaurative

title: restaurative


text: restauratifs

title: restauratifs


text: restauratives

title: restauratives


text: sandinistes

title: sandinistes


text: sihanoukistes

title: sihanoukistes


text: simonienne

title: simonienne


text: simoniens

title: simoniens


text: simoniennes

title: simoniennes


text: spartakistes

title: spartakistes


text: spontanéistes

title: spontanéistes


text: vendômoise

title: vendômoise


text: vendômoises

title: vendômoises


text: versaillaise

title: versaillaise


text: versaillaises

title: versaillaises


text: zinoviévistes

title: zinoviévistes


text: natalismes

title: natalismes


text: naxalismes

title: naxalismes


text: néocommunismes

title: néocommunismes


text: opéraïsmes

title: opéraïsmes


text: ouvriérismes

title: ouvriérismes


text: owénismes

title: owénismes


text: pablismes

title: pablismes


text: pantagruélismes

title: pantagruélismes


text: phalanstères

title: phalanstères


text: pluripartismes

title: pluripartismes


text: porcelainiers

title: porcelainiers


text: posadismes

title: posadismes


text: prédélinquances

title: prédélinquances


text: prémonitions

title: prémonitions


text: péronismes

title: péronismes


text: péronistes

title: péronistes


text: rançonnages

title: rançonnages


text: réquisitionnaires

title: réquisitionnaires


text: sihanoukismes

title: sihanoukismes


text: soviétisations

title: soviétisations


text: spartakismes

title: spartakismes


text: spontanéismes

title: spontanéismes


text: stalinisations

title: stalinisations


text: stéréotypies

title: stéréotypies


text: surinterprétations

title: surinterprétations


text: trisaïeuls

title: trisaïeuls


text: trisaïeules

title: trisaïeules


text: trotskysmes

title: trotskysmes


text: voiturins

title: voiturins


text: yougoslavismes

title: yougoslavismes


text: Zinoviévistes

title: Zinoviévistes


text:
гъоз

Noun

 * 1) steam

title: гъоз


text:
гъомыл

Noun

 * 1) food

Synonyms

 * (Kabardian)

title: гъомыл


text:
bauchoben

Adverb
Translation: 1980, Günter Grass: The Flounder. A novel. New York: Fawcest Crest, (GoogleBooks; retrieved October 15, 2015), page 85:
 * 1)  in a position with the belly or underside facing upwards; belly up/belly-up,  upside down
 * 2) * 1979, Günter Grass: Der Butt. Roman. Unabridged edition, Frankfurt am Main: Fischer-Taschenbuch-Verlag, ISBN 3-596-22181-1, (edition published under licence of Luchterhand Verlag, Darmstadt/Neuwied 1977; Google Books; retrieved October 15, 2015), page 82:
 * 1) * 1979, Günter Grass: Der Butt. Roman. Unabridged edition, Frankfurt am Main: Fischer-Taschenbuch-Verlag, ISBN 3-596-22181-1, (edition published under licence of Luchterhand Verlag, Darmstadt/Neuwied 1977; Google Books; retrieved October 15, 2015), page 82:
 * "de"

- Auch die Heringe und Flundern waren weggeblieben, und in den Flüssen zeigte sich, wie durch Fluch befördert, ein Fischesterben an: Zander, Barsche, Plötze und Hechte trieben bauchoben.

 * 1) * 1988, Carlo Emilio Gadda; Toni Kienlechner (translator): List und Tücke. Erzählungen. Berlin: Verlag Klaus Wagenbach, ISBN 3-8031-0134-4, (Google Books; retrieved October 15, 2015), page 19:
 * "de"

- Innen sah man, weil er den Hut immer bauchoben auf irgendeinem Stuhl liegen ließ, unschwer das Lederband, ganz verdreckt von altem Schweiß;[…].

 * 1) * 1994, Siegfried Lenz: Die Auflehnung. Roman. 1st edition, Hamburg: Hoffmann und Campe, ISBN 3-455-04252-X, (Google Books; retrieved October 15, 2015), page 139:
 * "de"

- Corinna setzte den abgestrichenen Fisch in die Wanne, er schnellte nicht davon, ließ sich nicht auf den Grund sinken, sondern legte sich wie erschöpft auf die Seite, kippte ein wenig und schwamm bauchoben und hielt sich so bei schwachen Bewegungen der Brustflossen.

 * 1) * 2007, Antje Rávic Strubel: Kältere Schichten der Luft. Roman. Frankfurt am Main: S. Fischer, ISBN 978-3-10-075121-8, (Google Books; retrieved October 15, 2015), page 12:
 * "de"

- Sie zogen ein paar Boote aus dem Wasser und kippten sie bauchoben auf den Strand.

 * 1) * 2008, Uwe Tellkamp: Der Turm: Geschichte aus einem versunkenen Land. Roman. 1st edition. Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp, ISBN 978-3-518-42020-1, (Google Books; retrieved October 15, 2015), page 657:
 * "de"

- Der Marktplatz lag bauchoben wie ein toter Fisch, glänzte in der fettigen, von Küchendünsten gesäuerten Luft; vom Licht waren nur bräunliche Schlacken übriggeblieben, die an den Häusern wie Zahnsteinspuren hafteten.

 * 1) * 2011, Norbert F. Schaaf: Afghanistan, Srebrenica & zurück. Kriegsreporter-Roman. Berlin: epubli, ISBN 978-3-8442-1507-6, (E-Book, Google Books; retrieved October 15, 2015):
 * "de"

- Der dickliche Scharfschütze trieb bauchoben an Anica vorbei.

title: bauchoben


text:
гъуапэ

Noun

 * 1) sleeve

title: гъуапэ


text:
гъунд

Noun

 * 1) gadfly

title: гъунд


text:
гъукӏэ

Noun

 * 1) blacksmith

Noun

 * 1) blacksmith

title: гъукӏэ


text: Citations:adição

title: Citations:adição


text: Citations:professor

title: Citations:professor


text: Citations:aluno

title: Citations:aluno


text:
Citations:contudo

 * O professor propõe a adição 8+5 e alguns alunos não conseguem efetuá-la; contudo, se ela for representada como 8 laranjas mais 15 laranjas, eles a executam com êxito.
 * O professor propõe a adição 8+5 e alguns alunos não conseguem efetuá-la; contudo, se ela for representada como 8 laranjas mais 15 laranjas, eles a executam com êxito.

title: Citations:contudo


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/wadǭ

Etymology
From,. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) string; rope; chord
 * 2) dragnet; trawl

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/wadǭ


text: Citations:executar

title: Citations:executar


text:
Citations:êxito

 * O professor propõe a adição 8+5 e alguns alunos não conseguem efetuá-la; contudo, se ela for representada como 8 laranjas mais 15 laranjas, eles a executam com êxito.
 * O professor propõe a adição 8+5 e alguns alunos não conseguem efetuá-la; contudo, se ela for representada como 8 laranjas mais 15 laranjas, eles a executam com êxito.

title: Citations:êxito


text:
Citations:propor

 * O professor propõe a adição 8+5 e alguns alunos não conseguem efetuá-la; contudo, se ela for representada como 8 laranjas mais 15 laranjas, eles a executam com êxito.
 * O professor propõe a adição 8+5 e alguns alunos não conseguem efetuá-la; contudo, se ela for representada como 8 laranjas mais 15 laranjas, eles a executam com êxito.

title: Citations:propor


text:
Citations:+

Symbol: addition symbol
Portuguese citations
 * O professor propõe a adição 8+5 e alguns alunos não conseguem efetuá-la; contudo, se ela for representada como 8 laranjas mais 15 laranjas, eles a executam com êxito.
 * O professor propõe a adição 8+5 e alguns alunos não conseguem efetuá-la; contudo, se ela for representada como 8 laranjas mais 15 laranjas, eles a executam com êxito.

title: Citations:+


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/wadō

Etymology
From,. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) string; rope; chord
 * 2) dragnet; trawl

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/wadō


text: Category:Saterland Frisian adjective forms


text: Category:vma:Names

title: Category:vma:Names


text:
Old Yishuv

Etymology
From

Proper noun

 * 1) The Jewish communities in Israel whose origin goes back to the Ottoman period (as opposed to communities founded after the first aliyah in 1882)

title: Old Yishuv


text: Category:es:Gynaecology

title: Category:es:Gynaecology


text: Category:qya:Nature

title: Category:qya:Nature


text:
Woade

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) trawl; dragnet

title: Woade


text: Category:Cities in Germany

title: Category:Cities in Germany


text: Category:Adyghe prepositions

title: Category:Adyghe prepositions


text: Category:Proto-Sino-Tibetan templates

title: Category:Proto-Sino-Tibetan templates


text: Category:qya:Plants

title: Category:qya:Plants


text: Category:qya:Lifeforms

title: Category:qya:Lifeforms


text: Category:Cebuano adjective forms

title: Category:Cebuano adjective forms


text: Category:Cebuano non-lemma forms

title: Category:Cebuano non-lemma forms


text: Category:Cities in New Zealand

title: Category:Cities in New Zealand


text: bet din

title: bet din


text: Category:Cities in Pakistan

title: Category:Cities in Pakistan


text: Category:smn:Owls

title: Category:smn:Owls


text: Category:sn:Names

title: Category:sn:Names


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/wadaz

Etymology
From,. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) string; rope; chord
 * 2) dragnet; trawl

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/wadaz


text:
mãnuclju

Etymology
From, modified ultimately from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun
(plural mãnuclji or mãnuclje)

 * 1) bunch, bundle
 * 2) sheaf

title: mãnuclju


text: Category:hi:Philosophy

title: Category:hi:Philosophy


text: Category:hi:Seas

title: Category:hi:Seas


text: Category:ar:South America

title: Category:ar:South America


text: Category:qya:Names

title: Category:qya:Names


text: mãnunclju

title: mãnunclju


text: Category:es:Folklore

title: Category:es:Folklore


text: Category:qya:Communication

title: Category:qya:Communication


text: Category:English transliterations of Hebrew terms


text: Category:Transliterations of Hebrew terms


text:
mãnushi

Etymology 1
From. Compare Romanian.

Noun

 * 1) glove
 * 2) mitten

Noun

 * 1) handle (of a jug, basket, pail, etc.)

Noun

 * 1) cradle

title: mãnushi


text: industrial outputs

title: industrial outputs


text: Category:ba:Sociology

title: Category:ba:Sociology


text: Category:mg:Board games

title: Category:mg:Board games


text: Category:mg:Games

title: Category:mg:Games


text: Category:mg:Recreation

title: Category:mg:Recreation


text: Category:mg:Human activity

title: Category:mg:Human activity


text:
Module:pi-decl/noun/Latn

local decl = {}

decl['a'] = { m = {{'⌫o'}, {'⌫ā'}, {'ṃ'}, {'⌫e'}, {'⌫ena'}, {'⌫ehi', '⌫ebhi'}, {'ssa', '⌫āya', 'tthaṃ'}, {'⌫ānaṃ'}, {'smā', 'mhā', '⌫ā'}, {'⌫ehi', '⌫ebhi'}, {'ssa'}, {'⌫ānaṃ'}, {'smiṃ', 'mhi', '⌫e'}, {'⌫esu'}, {''}, {'⌫ā'}}, n = {{'ṃ'}, {'⌫āni'}, {'ṃ'}, {'⌫āni'}, {'⌫ena'}, {'⌫ehi', '⌫ebhi'}, {'ssa', '⌫āya', 'tthaṃ'}, {'⌫ānaṃ'}, {'smā', 'mhā', '⌫ā'}, {'⌫ehi', '⌫ebhi'}, {'ssa'}, {'⌫ānaṃ'}, {'smiṃ', 'mhi', '⌫e'}, {'⌫esu'}, {''}, {'⌫āni'}}, }

decl['ā'] = { f = {{}, {'yo', }, {'⌫aṃ'}, {'yo', ''}, {'ya'}, {'hi', 'bhi'}, {'ya'}, {'naṃ'}, {'ya'}, {'hi', 'bhi'}, {'ya'}, {'naṃ'}, {'ya', 'yaṃ'}, {'su'}, {'⌫e'}, {'yo', ''}}, m = {{}, {}, {'⌫aṃ'}, {'ne'}, {'⌫ena'}, {'hi', 'bhi'}, {'⌫assa', 'ya'}, {'naṃ'}, {'⌫asmā', '⌫amhā', ''}, {'hi', 'bhi'}, {'⌫assa'}, {'naṃ'}, {'⌫asmiṃ', '⌫amhi', '⌫e'}, {'su'}, {'⌫a'}, {''}}, } decl['aa'] = decl['ā']

decl['i'] = { m = {{''}, {'⌫ayo', '⌫ī'}, {'ṃ'}, {'⌫ayo', '⌫ī'}, {'nā'}, {'⌫īhi', '⌫ībhi'}, {'ssa', 'no'}, {'⌫īnaṃ'}, {'smā', 'mhā'}, {'⌫īhi', '⌫ībhi'}, {'ssa', 'no'}, {'⌫īnaṃ'}, {'smiṃ', 'mhi'}, {'⌫īsu'}, {''}, {'⌫ayo', '⌫ī'}}, n = {{''}, {'⌫īni', '⌫ī'}, {'ṃ'}, {'⌫īni', '⌫ī'}, {'nā'}, {'⌫īhi', '⌫ībhi'}, {'ssa', 'no'}, {'⌫īnaṃ'}, {'smā', 'mhā'}, {'⌫īhi', '⌫ībhi'}, {'ssa', 'no'}, {'⌫īnaṃ'}, {'smiṃ', 'mhi'}, {'⌫īsu'}, {''}, {'⌫īni', '⌫ī'}}, f = {{''}, {'yo', '⌫ī'}, {'ṃ'}, {'yo', '⌫ī'}, {'yā'}, {'⌫īhi', '⌫ībhi'}, {'yā'}, {'⌫īnaṃ'}, {'yā', '⌫yā'}, {'⌫īhi', '⌫ībhi'}, {'yā'}, {'⌫īnaṃ'}, {'yā', 'yaṃ', '⌫yaṃ'}, {'⌫īsu'}, {''}, {'yo', '⌫ī'}}, }

decl['ī'] = { m = {{}, {'⌫ino', }, {'⌫iṃ', '⌫inaṃ'}, {'⌫ino', ''}, {'⌫inā'}, {'hi', 'bhi'}, {'⌫issa', '⌫ino'}, {'naṃ'}, {'⌫ismā', '⌫imhā'}, {'hi', 'bhi'}, {'⌫issa', '⌫ino'}, {'naṃ'}, {'⌫ismiṃ', '⌫imhi'}, {'su'}, {'⌫i'}, {'⌫ino', ''}}, f = {{}, {'⌫iyo', }, {'⌫iṃ', '⌫iyaṃ'}, {'⌫iyo', ''}, {'⌫iyā'}, {'hi', 'bhi'}, {'⌫iyā'}, {'naṃ'}, {'⌫iyā'}, {'hi', 'bhi'}, {'⌫iyā'}, {'naṃ'}, {'⌫iyā', '⌫iyaṃ'}, {'su'}, {'⌫i'}, {'⌫iyo', ''}}, } decl['ii'] = decl['ī']

decl['in'] = { m = {{'⌫⌫ī'}, {'o', '⌫⌫ī'}, {'⌫ṃ', 'aṃ'}, {'o', '⌫⌫ī'}, {'ā'}, {'⌫⌫īhi', '⌫⌫ībhi'}, {'⌫⌫issa', 'o'}, {'⌫⌫īnaṃ'}, {'⌫⌫ismā', '⌫⌫imhā'}, {'⌫⌫īhi', '⌫⌫ībhi'}, {'⌫⌫issa', 'o'}, {'⌫⌫īnaṃ'}, {'⌫⌫ismiṃ', '⌫⌫imhi'}, {'⌫⌫īsu'}, {'⌫'}, {'o', '⌫⌫ī'}}, n = {{'⌫'}, {'⌫⌫īni', '⌫⌫ī'}, {'⌫ṃ'}, {'⌫⌫īni', '⌫⌫ī'}, {'ā'}, {'⌫⌫īhi', '⌫⌫ībhi'}, {'⌫ssa', 'o'}, {'⌫⌫īnaṃ'}, {'⌫smā', '⌫mhā'}, {'⌫⌫īhi', '⌫⌫ībhi'}, {'⌫ssa', 'o'}, {'⌫⌫īnaṃ'}, {'⌫smiṃ', '⌫mhi'}, {'⌫⌫īsu'}, {'⌫'}, {'⌫⌫īni', '⌫⌫ī'}}, } decl['ii'] = decl['ī']

decl['u'] = { m = {{''}, {'⌫avo', '⌫ū'}, {'ṃ'}, {'⌫avo', '⌫ū'}, {'nā'}, {'⌫ūhi', '⌫ūbhi'}, {'ssa', 'no'}, {'⌫ūnaṃ'}, {'smā', 'mhā'}, {'⌫ūhi', '⌫ūbhi'}, {'ssa', 'no'}, {'⌫ūnaṃ'}, {'smiṃ', 'mhi'}, {'⌫ūsu'}, {''}, {'⌫ave', '⌫avo'}}, n = {{''}, {'⌫ūni', '⌫ū'}, {'ṃ'}, {'⌫ūni', '⌫ū'}, {'nā'}, {'⌫ūhi', '⌫ūbhi'}, {'ssa', 'no'}, {'⌫ūnaṃ'}, {'smā', 'mhā'}, {'⌫ūhi', '⌫ūbhi'}, {'ssa', 'no'}, {'⌫ūnaṃ'}, {'smiṃ', 'mhi'}, {'⌫ūsu'}, {''}, {'⌫ūni', '⌫ū'}}, f = {{''}, {'yo', '⌫ū'}, {'ṃ'}, {'yo', '⌫ū'}, {'yā'}, {'⌫ūhi', '⌫ūbhi'}, {'yā'}, {'⌫ūnaṃ'}, {'yā'}, {'⌫ūhi', '⌫ūbhi'}, {'yā'}, {'⌫ūnaṃ'}, {'yā', 'yaṃ'}, {'⌫ūsu'}, {''}, {'yo', '⌫ū'}}, }

decl['ū'] = { m = {{}, {'⌫uno', }, {'⌫uṃ'}, {'⌫uno', ''}, {'⌫unā'}, {'hi', 'bhi'}, {'⌫ussa', '⌫uno'}, {'naṃ'}, {'⌫usmā', '⌫umhā'}, {'hi', 'bhi'}, {'⌫ussa', '⌫uno'}, {'naṃ'}, {'⌫usmiṃ', '⌫umhi'}, {'su'}, {'⌫u'}, {'⌫uno', ''}}, f = {{}, {'⌫uyo', }, {'⌫uṃ'}, {'⌫uyo', ''}, {'⌫uyā'}, {'hi', 'bhi'}, {'⌫uyā'}, {'naṃ'}, {'⌫uyā'}, {'hi', 'bhi'}, {'⌫uyā'}, {'naṃ'}, {'⌫uyā', '⌫uyaṃ'}, {'su'}, {'⌫u'}, {'⌫uyo', ''}}, } decl['uu'] = decl['ū']

decl['ar'] = { m = {{'⌫⌫ā'}, {'⌫⌫āro', '⌫⌫ā'}, {'⌫⌫āraṃ', 'aṃ'}, {'⌫⌫āro', '⌫⌫āre'}, {'ā', '⌫⌫ārā', '⌫⌫unā'}, {'⌫⌫ārehi', '⌫⌫ārebhi'}, {'⌫⌫u', '⌫⌫ussa', '⌫⌫uno'}, {'⌫⌫ānaṃ', '⌫⌫ārānaṃ', '⌫⌫ūnaṃ'}, {'ā', '⌫⌫ārā', '⌫⌫unā'}, {'⌫⌫ārehi', '⌫⌫ārebhi'}, {'⌫⌫u', '⌫⌫ussa', '⌫⌫uno'}, {'⌫⌫ānaṃ', '⌫⌫ārānaṃ', '⌫⌫ūnaṃ'}, {'i'}, {'⌫⌫āresu', '⌫⌫ūsu'}, {'⌫', '⌫⌫ā'}, {'⌫⌫āro', '⌫⌫ā'}}, }

decl['as'] = { n = {{'⌫⌫o', '⌫ṃ'}, {'⌫⌫āni'}, {'⌫⌫o', '⌫ṃ'}, {'⌫⌫āni'}, {'ā', '⌫⌫ena'}, {'⌫⌫ehi', '⌫⌫ebhi'}, {'o', '⌫ssa',}, {'⌫⌫ānaṃ'}, {'ā', 'mā', '⌫mhā', '⌫⌫ā'}, {'⌫⌫ehi', '⌫⌫ebhi'}, {'o', '⌫ssa'}, {'⌫⌫ānaṃ'}, {'i', '⌫smiṃ', '⌫mhi', '⌫⌫e'}, {'⌫⌫esu'}, {'⌫⌫o', '⌫', '⌫ṃ', '⌫⌫ā'}, {'⌫⌫āni'}}, }

decl['an'] = { m = {{'⌫⌫ā'}, {'⌫⌫āno', '⌫⌫ā'}, {'⌫⌫ānaṃ', '⌫ṃ', 'aṃ'}, {'⌫⌫āno', '⌫⌫e'}, {'ā', '⌫⌫ena'}, {'ehi', 'ebhi'}, {'o', '⌫ssa'}, {'⌫⌫ānaṃ'}, {'ā', '⌫smā', '⌫mhā'}, {'ehi', 'ebhi'}, {'o', '⌫ssa'}, {'⌫⌫ānaṃ'}, {'i', '⌫smiṃ', '⌫mhi'}, {'⌫⌫esu'}, {'⌫', '⌫⌫ā'}, {'⌫⌫āno', '⌫⌫ā'}}, }

-- 'ant', 'ent' and 'ont' are present participle endings. Treating mahant as irregular. -- 'mant' and 'vant' are as on the tin. decl.ant = { m = {{'⌫⌫ṃ', 'o'}, {'o', 'ā'}, {'aṃ'}, {'o', 'e'}, {'⌫⌫tā', 'ena'}, {'ehi', 'ebhi'}, {'⌫⌫to', 'assa'}, {'⌫⌫taṃ', 'ānaṃ'}, {'⌫⌫tā', 'asmā', 'amhā', 'ā'}, {'ehi', 'ebhi'}, {'⌫⌫to', 'assa'}, {'⌫⌫taṃ', 'ānaṃ'}, {'⌫⌫ti', 'asmiṃ', 'amhi', 'e'}, {'esu'}, {'⌫⌫ṃ', 'a'}, {'o', 'ā'}}, n = {} }

for i, v in pairs(decl.ant.m) do	decl.ant.n[i] = v end decl.ant.n[1] = {'⌫⌫ṃ', 'aṃ'} decl.ant.n[3] = decl.ant.n[1] decl.ant.n[15] = {'⌫⌫ṃ', 'a'}

decl.ant.n[2] = {'i','āni'} decl.ant.n[4] = decl.ant.n[2] decl.ant.n[16] = decl.ant.n[2]

decl.ent = {m = {}, n = {}} for i, v in pairs(decl.ant.m) do	decl.ent.m[i] = v end for i, v in pairs(decl.ant.n) do	decl.ent.n[i] = v end decl.ent.m[1] = {'o'} decl.ent.m[15] = {'a'} decl.ent.n[1] = {'aṃ'} decl.ent.n[3] = decl.ent.n[1] decl.ent.n[15] = {'a'}

decl.mant = {m = {}, n = {}} for i, v in pairs(decl.ant.m) do	decl.mant.m[i] = v end for i, v in pairs(decl.ant.n) do	decl.mant.n[i] = v end decl.mant.m[1] = {'⌫⌫⌫ā', 'o'} decl.mant.m[15] = {'⌫⌫⌫ā', '⌫⌫', '⌫⌫ṃ', 'a'} -- Duroiselle also has 'ā' (m & n.) -- Evidence for 'o' in accusative plural is weak - supported by Collins and -- da Silva, and historically expected. decl.mant.n[15] = decl.mant.m[15] -- Duroiselle has neuter NVA 'ā' - a-stem issue, and no 'i'.

decl.ont = decl.ent decl.vant = decl.mant

return decl

title: Module:pi-decl/noun/Latn


text: playing with a full deck

title: playing with a full deck


text:
Module:pi-decl/noun/Thai

local decl = {}

decl['a'] = { m = {{'↶โ'}, {'า'}, {'ํ'}, {'↶เ'}, {'↶เน'}, {'↶เหิ', '↶เภิ'}, {'สฺส', 'าย', 'ตฺถํ'}, {'านํ'}, {'สฺมา', 'มฺหา', 'า'}, {'↶เหิ', '↶เภิ'}, {'สฺส'}, {'านํ'}, {'สฺมิํ', 'มฺหิ', '↶เ'}, {'↶เสุ'}, {''}, {'า'}}, n = {{'ํ'}, {'านิ'}, {'ํ'}, {'านิ'}, {'↶เน'}, {'↶เหิ', '↶เภิ'}, {'สฺส', 'าย', 'ตฺถํ'}, {'านํ'}, {'สฺมา', 'มฺหา', 'า'}, {'↶เหิ', '↶เภิ'}, {'สฺส'}, {'านํ'}, {'สฺมิํ', 'มฺหิ', '↶เ'}, {'↶เสุ'}, {''}, {'านิ'}}, }

decl['ā'] = { f = {{}, {'โย', }, {'⌫ํ'}, {'โย', ''}, {'ย'}, {'หิ', 'ภิ'}, {'ย'}, {'นํ'}, {'ย'}, {'หิ', 'ภิ'}, {'ย'}, {'นํ'}, {'ย', 'ยํ'}, {'สุ'}, {'⌫↶เ'}, {'โย', ''}}, m = {{}, {}, {'⌫ํ'}, {'เน'}, {'⌫↶เน'}, {'หิ', 'ภิ'}, {'⌫สฺส', 'ย'}, {'นํ'}, {'⌫สฺมา', '⌫มฺหา', ''}, {'หิ', 'ภิ'}, {'⌫สฺส'}, {'นํ'}, {'⌫สฺมิํ', '⌫มฺหิ', '⌫↶เ'}, {'สุ'}, {'⌫'}, {''}}, } decl['aa'] = decl['ā']

decl['i'] = { m = {{''}, {'⌫โย', '⌫ี'}, {'ํ'}, {'⌫โย', '⌫ี'}, {'นา'}, {'⌫ีหิ', '⌫ีภิ'}, {'สฺส', 'โน'}, {'⌫ีนํ'}, {'สฺมา', 'มฺหา'}, {'⌫ีหิ', '⌫ีภิ'}, {'สฺส', 'โน'}, {'⌫ีนํ'}, {'สฺมิํ', 'มฺหิ'}, {'⌫ีสุ'}, {''}, {'⌫โย', '⌫ี'}}, n = {{''}, {'⌫ีนิ', '⌫ี'}, {'ํ'}, {'⌫ีนิ', '⌫ี'}, {'นา'}, {'⌫ีหิ', '⌫ีภิ'}, {'สฺส', 'โน'}, {'⌫ีนํ'}, {'สฺมา', 'มฺหา'}, {'⌫ีหิ', '⌫ีภิ'}, {'สฺส', 'โน'}, {'⌫ีนํ'}, {'สฺมิํ', 'มฺหิ'}, {'⌫ีสุ'}, {''}, {'⌫ีนิ', '⌫ี'}}, f = {{''}, {'โย', '⌫ี'}, {'ํ'}, {'โย', '⌫ี'}, {'ยา'}, {'⌫ีหิ', '⌫ีภิ'}, {'ยา'}, {'⌫ีนํ'}, {'ยา', '⌫ฺยา'}, {'⌫ีหิ', '⌫ีภิ'}, {'ยา'}, {'⌫ีนํ'}, {'ยา', 'ยํ', '⌫ฺยํ'}, {'⌫ีสุ'}, {''}, {'โย', '⌫ี'}}, }

decl['ī'] = { m = {{}, {'⌫ิโน', }, {'⌫ิํ', '⌫ินํ'}, {'⌫ิโน', ''}, {'⌫ินา'}, {'หิ', 'ภิ'}, {'⌫ิสฺส', '⌫ิโน'}, {'นํ'}, {'⌫ิสฺมา', '⌫ิมฺหา'}, {'หิ', 'ภิ'}, {'⌫ิสฺส', '⌫ิโน'}, {'นํ'}, {'⌫ิสฺมิํ', '⌫ิมฺหิ'}, {'สุ'}, {'⌫ิ'}, {'⌫ิโน', ''}}, f = {{}, {'⌫ิโย', }, {'⌫ิํ', '⌫ิยํ'}, {'⌫ิโย', ''}, {'⌫ิยา'}, {'หิ', 'ภิ'}, {'⌫ิยา'}, {'นํ'}, {'⌫ิยา'}, {'หิ', 'ภิ'}, {'⌫ิยา'}, {'นํ'}, {'⌫ิยา', '⌫ิยํ'}, {'สุ'}, {'⌫ิ'}, {'⌫ิโย', ''}}, } decl['ii'] = decl['ī']

decl['u'] = { m = {{''}, {'⌫โว', '⌫ู'}, {'ํ'}, {'⌫โว', '⌫ู'}, {'นา'}, {'⌫ูหิ', '⌫ูภิ'}, {'สฺส', 'โน'}, {'⌫ูนํ'}, {'สฺมา', 'มฺหา'}, {'⌫ูหิ', '⌫ูภิ'}, {'สฺส', 'โน'}, {'⌫ูนํ'}, {'สฺมิํ', 'มฺหิ'}, {'⌫ูสุ'}, {''}, {'⌫เว', '⌫โว'}}, n = {{''}, {'⌫ูนิ', '⌫ู'}, {'ํ'}, {'⌫ูนิ', '⌫ู'}, {'นา'}, {'⌫ูหิ', '⌫ูภิ'}, {'สฺส', 'โน'}, {'⌫ูนํ'}, {'สฺมา', 'มฺหา'}, {'⌫ูหิ', '⌫ูภิ'}, {'สฺส', 'โน'}, {'⌫ูนํ'}, {'สฺมิํ', 'มฺหิ'}, {'⌫ูสุ'}, {''}, {'⌫ูนิ', '⌫ู'}}, f = {{''}, {'โย', '⌫ู'}, {'ํ'}, {'โย', '⌫ู'}, {'ยา'}, {'⌫ูหิ', '⌫ูภิ'}, {'ยา'}, {'⌫ูนํ'}, {'ยา'}, {'⌫ูหิ', '⌫ูภิ'}, {'ยา'}, {'⌫ูนํ'}, {'ยา', 'ยํ'}, {'⌫ูสุ'}, {''}, {'โย', '⌫ู'}}, }

decl['ū'] = { m = {{}, {'⌫ุโน', }, {'⌫ุํ'}, {'⌫ุโน', ''}, {'⌫ุนา'}, {'หิ', 'ภิ'}, {'⌫ุสฺส', '⌫ุโน'}, {'นํ'}, {'⌫ุสฺมา', '⌫ุมฺหา'}, {'หิ', 'ภิ'}, {'⌫ุสฺส', '⌫ุโน'}, {'นํ'}, {'⌫ุสฺมิํ', '⌫ุมฺหิ'}, {'สุ'}, {'⌫ุ'}, {'⌫ุโน', ''}}, f = {{}, {'⌫ุโย', }, {'⌫ุํ'}, {'⌫ุโย', ''}, {'⌫ุยา'}, {'หิ', 'ภิ'}, {'⌫ุยา'}, {'นํ'}, {'⌫ุยา'}, {'หิ', 'ภิ'}, {'⌫ุยา'}, {'นํ'}, {'⌫ุยา', '⌫ุยํ'}, {'สุ'}, {'⌫ุ'}, {'⌫ุโย', ''}}, } decl['uu'] = decl['ū']

return decl

title: Module:pi-decl/noun/Thai


text:
Module:pi-decl/noun/Deva

local decl = {}

decl['a'] = { m = {{'ो'}, {'ा'}, {'ं'}, {'े'}, {'ेन'}, {'ेहि', 'ेभि'}, {'स्स', 'ाय', 'त्थं'}, {'ानं'}, {'स्मा', 'म्हा', 'ा'}, {'ेहि', 'ेभि'}, {'स्स'}, {'ानं'}, {'स्मिं', 'म्हि', 'े'}, {'ेसु'}, {''}, {'ा'}}, n = {{'ं'}, {'ानि'}, {'ं'}, {'ानि'}, {'ेन'}, {'ेहि', 'ेभि'}, {'स्स', 'ाय', 'त्थं'}, {'ानं'}, {'स्मा', 'म्हा', 'ा'}, {'ेहि', 'ेभि'}, {'स्स'}, {'ानं'}, {'स्मिं', 'म्हि', 'े'}, {'ेसु'}, {''}, {'ानि'}}, }

decl['ā'] = { f = {{}, {'यो', }, {'⌫ं'}, {'यो', ''}, {'य'}, {'हि', 'भि'}, {'य'}, {'नं'}, {'य'}, {'हि', 'भि'}, {'य'}, {'नं'}, {'य', 'यं'}, {'सु'}, {'⌫े'}, {'यो', ''}}, m = {{}, {}, {'⌫ं'}, {'ने'}, {'⌫ेन'}, {'हि', 'भि'}, {'⌫स्स', 'य'}, {'नं'}, {'⌫स्मा', '⌫म्हा', ''}, {'हि', 'भि'}, {'⌫स्स'}, {'नं'}, {'⌫स्मिं', '⌫म्हि', '⌫े'}, {'सु'}, {'⌫'}, {''}}, } decl['aa'] = decl['ā']

decl['i'] = { m = {{''}, {'⌫यो', '⌫ी'}, {'ं'}, {'⌫यो', '⌫ी'}, {'ना'}, {'⌫ीहि', '⌫ीभि'}, {'स्स', 'नो'}, {'⌫ीनं'}, {'स्मा', 'म्हा'}, {'⌫ीहि', '⌫ीभि'}, {'स्स', 'नो'}, {'⌫ीनं'}, {'स्मिं', 'म्हि'}, {'⌫ीसु'}, {''}, {'⌫यो', '⌫ी'}}, n = {{''}, {'⌫ीनि', '⌫ी'}, {'ं'}, {'⌫ीनि', '⌫ी'}, {'ना'}, {'⌫ीहि', '⌫ीभि'}, {'स्स', 'नो'}, {'⌫ीनं'}, {'स्मा', 'म्हा'}, {'⌫ीहि', '⌫ीभि'}, {'स्स', 'नो'}, {'⌫ीनं'}, {'स्मिं', 'म्हि'}, {'⌫ीसु'}, {''}, {'⌫ीनि', '⌫ी'}}, f = {{''}, {'यो', '⌫ी'}, {'ं'}, {'यो', '⌫ी'}, {'या'}, {'⌫ीहि', '⌫ीभि'}, {'या'}, {'⌫ीनं'}, {'या', '⌫्या'}, {'⌫ीहि', '⌫ीभि'}, {'या'}, {'⌫ीनं'}, {'या', 'यं', '⌫्यं'}, {'⌫ीसु'}, {''}, {'यो', '⌫ी'}}, }

decl['ī'] = { m = {{}, {'⌫िनो', }, {'⌫िं', '⌫िनं'}, {'⌫िनो', ''}, {'⌫िना'}, {'हि', 'भि'}, {'⌫िस्स', '⌫िनो'}, {'नं'}, {'⌫िस्मा', '⌫िम्हा'}, {'हि', 'भि'}, {'⌫िस्स', '⌫िनो'}, {'नं'}, {'⌫िस्मिं', '⌫िम्हि'}, {'सु'}, {'⌫ि'}, {'⌫िनो', ''}}, f = {{}, {'⌫ियो', }, {'⌫िं', '⌫ियं'}, {'⌫ियो', ''}, {'⌫िया'}, {'हि', 'भि'}, {'⌫िया'}, {'नं'}, {'⌫िया'}, {'हि', 'भि'}, {'⌫िया'}, {'नं'}, {'⌫िया', '⌫ियं'}, {'सु'}, {'⌫ि'}, {'⌫ियो', ''}}, } decl['ii'] = decl['ī']

decl['u'] = { m = {{''}, {'⌫वो', '⌫ू'}, {'ं'}, {'⌫वो', '⌫ू'}, {'ना'}, {'⌫ूहि', '⌫ूभि'}, {'स्स', 'नो'}, {'⌫ूनं'}, {'स्मा', 'म्हा'}, {'⌫ूहि', '⌫ूभि'}, {'स्स', 'नो'}, {'⌫ूनं'}, {'स्मिं', 'म्हि'}, {'⌫ूसु'}, {''}, {'⌫वे', '⌫वो'}}, n = {{''}, {'⌫ूनि', '⌫ू'}, {'ं'}, {'⌫ूनि', '⌫ू'}, {'ना'}, {'⌫ूहि', '⌫ूभि'}, {'स्स', 'नो'}, {'⌫ूनं'}, {'स्मा', 'म्हा'}, {'⌫ूहि', '⌫ूभि'}, {'स्स', 'नो'}, {'⌫ूनं'}, {'स्मिं', 'म्हि'}, {'⌫ूसु'}, {''}, {'⌫ूनि', '⌫ू'}}, f = {{''}, {'यो', '⌫ू'}, {'ं'}, {'यो', '⌫ू'}, {'या'}, {'⌫ूहि', '⌫ूभि'}, {'या'}, {'⌫ूनं'}, {'या'}, {'⌫ूहि', '⌫ूभि'}, {'या'}, {'⌫ूनं'}, {'या', 'यं'}, {'⌫ूसु'}, {''}, {'यो', '⌫ू'}}, }

decl['ū'] = { m = {{}, {'⌫ुनो', }, {'⌫ुं'}, {'⌫ुनो', ''}, {'⌫ुना'}, {'हि', 'भि'}, {'⌫ुस्स', '⌫ुनो'}, {'नं'}, {'⌫ुस्मा', '⌫ुम्हा'}, {'हि', 'भि'}, {'⌫ुस्स', '⌫ुनो'}, {'नं'}, {'⌫ुस्मिं', '⌫ुम्हि'}, {'सु'}, {'⌫ु'}, {'⌫ुनो', ''}}, f = {{}, {'⌫ुयो', }, {'⌫ुं'}, {'⌫ुयो', ''}, {'⌫ुया'}, {'हि', 'भि'}, {'⌫ुया'}, {'नं'}, {'⌫ुया'}, {'हि', 'भि'}, {'⌫ुया'}, {'नं'}, {'⌫ुया', '⌫ुयं'}, {'सु'}, {'⌫ु'}, {'⌫ुयो', ''}}, } decl['uu'] = decl['ū']

return decl

title: Module:pi-decl/noun/Deva


text:
Module:pi-decl/noun/Mymr

local decl = {}

decl['a'] = { m = {{'ော'}, {'ာ'}, {'ံ'}, {'ေ'}, {'ေန'}, {'ေဟိ', 'ေဘိ'}, {'ဿ', 'ာယ', 'တ္ထံ'}, {'ာနံ'}, {'သ္မာ', 'မှာ', 'ာ'}, {'ေဟိ', 'ေဘိ'}, {'ဿ'}, {'ာနံ'}, {'သ္မိံ', 'မှိ', 'ေ'}, {'ေသု'}, {''}, {'ာ'}}, n = {{'ံ'}, {'ာနိ'}, {'ံ'}, {'ာနိ'}, {'ေန'}, {'ေဟိ', 'ေဘိ'}, {'ဿ', 'ာယ', 'တ္ထံ'}, {'ာနံ'}, {'သ္မာ', 'မှာ', 'ာ'}, {'ေဟိ', 'ေဘိ'}, {'ဿ'}, {'ာနံ'}, {'သ္မိံ', 'မှိ', 'ေ'}, {'ေသု'}, {''}, {'ာနိ'}}, }

decl['ā'] = { f = {{}, {'ယော', }, {'⌫ံ'}, {'ယော', ''}, {'ယ'}, {'ဟိ', 'ဘိ'}, {'ယ'}, {'နံ'}, {'ယ'}, {'ဟိ', 'ဘိ'}, {'ယ'}, {'နံ'}, {'ယ', 'ယံ'}, {'သု'}, {'⌫ေ'}, {'ယော', ''}}, m = {{}, {}, {'⌫ံ'}, {'နေ'}, {'⌫ေန'}, {'ဟိ', 'ဘိ'}, {'⌫ဿ', 'ယ'}, {'နံ'}, {'⌫သ္မာ', '⌫မှာ', ''}, {'ဟိ', 'ဘိ'}, {'⌫ဿ'}, {'နံ'}, {'⌫သ္မိံ', '⌫မှိ', '⌫ေ'}, {'သု'}, {'⌫'}, {''}}, } decl['aa'] = decl['ā']

decl['i'] = { m = {{''}, {'⌫ယော', '⌫ီ'}, {'ံ'}, {'⌫ယော', '⌫ီ'}, {'နာ'}, {'⌫ီဟိ', '⌫ီဘိ'}, {'ဿ', 'နော'}, {'⌫ီနံ'}, {'သ္မာ', 'မှာ'}, {'⌫ီဟိ', '⌫ီဘိ'}, {'ဿ', 'နော'}, {'⌫ီနံ'}, {'သ္မိံ', 'မှိ'}, {'⌫ီသု'}, {''}, {'⌫ယော', '⌫ီ'}}, n = {{''}, {'⌫ီနိ', '⌫ီ'}, {'ံ'}, {'⌫ီနိ', '⌫ီ'}, {'နာ'}, {'⌫ီဟိ', '⌫ီဘိ'}, {'ဿ', 'နော'}, {'⌫ီနံ'}, {'သ္မာ', 'မှာ'}, {'⌫ီဟိ', '⌫ီဘိ'}, {'ဿ', 'နော'}, {'⌫ီနံ'}, {'သ္မိံ', 'မှိ'}, {'⌫ီသု'}, {''}, {'⌫ီနိ', '⌫ီ'}}, f = {{''}, {'ယော', '⌫ီ'}, {'ံ'}, {'ယော', '⌫ီ'}, {'ယာ'}, {'⌫ီဟိ', '⌫ီဘိ'}, {'ယာ'}, {'⌫ီနံ'}, {'ယာ', '⌫္ယာ'}, {'⌫ီဟိ', '⌫ီဘိ'}, {'ယာ'}, {'⌫ီနံ'}, {'ယာ', 'ယံ', '⌫္ယံ'}, {'⌫ီသု'}, {''}, {'ယော', '⌫ီ'}}, }

decl['ī'] = { m = {{}, {'⌫ိနော', }, {'⌫ိံ', '⌫ိနံ'}, {'⌫ိနော', ''}, {'⌫ိနာ'}, {'ဟိ', 'ဘိ'}, {'⌫ိဿ', '⌫ိနော'}, {'နံ'}, {'⌫ိသ္မာ', '⌫ိမှာ'}, {'ဟိ', 'ဘိ'}, {'⌫ိဿ', '⌫ိနော'}, {'နံ'}, {'⌫ိသ္မိံ', '⌫ိမှိ'}, {'သု'}, {'⌫ိ'}, {'⌫ိနော', ''}}, f = {{}, {'⌫ိယော', }, {'⌫ိံ', '⌫ိယံ'}, {'⌫ိယော', ''}, {'⌫ိယာ'}, {'ဟိ', 'ဘိ'}, {'⌫ိယာ'}, {'နံ'}, {'⌫ိယာ'}, {'ဟိ', 'ဘိ'}, {'⌫ိယာ'}, {'နံ'}, {'⌫ိယာ', '⌫ိယံ'}, {'သု'}, {'⌫ိ'}, {'⌫ိယော', ''}}, } decl['ii'] = decl['ī']

decl['u'] = { m = {{''}, {'⌫ဝေါ', '⌫ူ'}, {'ံ'}, {'⌫ဝေါ', '⌫ူ'}, {'နာ'}, {'⌫ူဟိ', '⌫ူဘိ'}, {'ဿ', 'နော'}, {'⌫ူနံ'}, {'သ္မာ', 'မှာ'}, {'⌫ူဟိ', '⌫ူဘိ'}, {'ဿ', 'နော'}, {'⌫ူနံ'}, {'သ္မိံ', 'မှိ'}, {'⌫ူသု'}, {''}, {'⌫ဝေ', '⌫ဝေါ'}}, n = {{''}, {'⌫ူနိ', '⌫ူ'}, {'ံ'}, {'⌫ူနိ', '⌫ူ'}, {'နာ'}, {'⌫ူဟိ', '⌫ူဘိ'}, {'ဿ', 'နော'}, {'⌫ူနံ'}, {'သ္မာ', 'မှာ'}, {'⌫ူဟိ', '⌫ူဘိ'}, {'ဿ', 'နော'}, {'⌫ူနံ'}, {'သ္မိံ', 'မှိ'}, {'⌫ူသု'}, {''}, {'⌫ူနိ', '⌫ူ'}}, f = {{''}, {'ယော', '⌫ူ'}, {'ံ'}, {'ယော', '⌫ူ'}, {'ယာ'}, {'⌫ူဟိ', '⌫ူဘိ'}, {'ယာ'}, {'⌫ူနံ'}, {'ယာ'}, {'⌫ူဟိ', '⌫ူဘိ'}, {'ယာ'}, {'⌫ူနံ'}, {'ယာ', 'ယံ'}, {'⌫ူသု'}, {''}, {'ယော', '⌫ူ'}}, }

decl['ū'] = { m = {{}, {'⌫ုနော', }, {'⌫ုံ'}, {'⌫ုနော', ''}, {'⌫ုနာ'}, {'ဟိ', 'ဘိ'}, {'⌫ုဿ', '⌫ုနော'}, {'နံ'}, {'⌫ုသ္မာ', '⌫ုမှာ'}, {'ဟိ', 'ဘိ'}, {'⌫ုဿ', '⌫ုနော'}, {'နံ'}, {'⌫ုသ္မိံ', '⌫ုမှိ'}, {'သု'}, {'⌫ု'}, {'⌫ုနော', ''}}, f = {{}, {'⌫ုယော', }, {'⌫ုံ'}, {'⌫ုယော', ''}, {'⌫ုယာ'}, {'ဟိ', 'ဘိ'}, {'⌫ုယာ'}, {'နံ'}, {'⌫ုယာ'}, {'ဟိ', 'ဘိ'}, {'⌫ုယာ'}, {'နံ'}, {'⌫ုယာ', '⌫ုယံ'}, {'သု'}, {'⌫ု'}, {'⌫ုယော', ''}}, } decl['uu'] = decl['ū']

return decl

title: Module:pi-decl/noun/Mymr


text:
Module:pi-decl/noun/Khmr

local decl = {}

decl['a'] = { m = {{'ោ'}, {'ា'}, {'ំ'}, {'េ'}, {'េន'}, {'េហិ', 'េភិ'}, {'ស្ស', 'ាយ', 'ត្ថំ'}, {'ានំ'}, {'ស្មា', 'ម្ហា', 'ា'}, {'េហិ', 'េភិ'}, {'ស្ស'}, {'ានំ'}, {'ស្មិំ', 'ម្ហិ', 'េ'}, {'េសុ'}, {''}, {'ា'}}, n = {{'ំ'}, {'ានិ'}, {'ំ'}, {'ានិ'}, {'េន'}, {'េហិ', 'េភិ'}, {'ស្ស', 'ាយ', 'ត្ថំ'}, {'ានំ'}, {'ស្មា', 'ម្ហា', 'ា'}, {'េហិ', 'េភិ'}, {'ស្ស'}, {'ានំ'}, {'ស្មិំ', 'ម្ហិ', 'េ'}, {'េសុ'}, {''}, {'ានិ'}}, }

decl['ā'] = { f = {{}, {'យោ', }, {'⌫ំ'}, {'យោ', ''}, {'យ'}, {'ហិ', 'ភិ'}, {'យ'}, {'នំ'}, {'យ'}, {'ហិ', 'ភិ'}, {'យ'}, {'នំ'}, {'យ', 'យំ'}, {'សុ'}, {'⌫េ'}, {'យោ', ''}}, m = {{}, {}, {'⌫ំ'}, {'នេ'}, {'⌫េន'}, {'ហិ', 'ភិ'}, {'⌫ស្ស', 'យ'}, {'នំ'}, {'⌫ស្មា', '⌫ម្ហា', ''}, {'ហិ', 'ភិ'}, {'⌫ស្ស'}, {'នំ'}, {'⌫ស្មិំ', '⌫ម្ហិ', '⌫េ'}, {'សុ'}, {'⌫'}, {''}}, } decl['aa'] = decl['ā']

decl['i'] = { m = {{''}, {'⌫យោ', '⌫ី'}, {'ំ'}, {'⌫យោ', '⌫ី'}, {'នា'}, {'⌫ីហិ', '⌫ីភិ'}, {'ស្ស', 'នោ'}, {'⌫ីនំ'}, {'ស្មា', 'ម្ហា'}, {'⌫ីហិ', '⌫ីភិ'}, {'ស្ស', 'នោ'}, {'⌫ីនំ'}, {'ស្មិំ', 'ម្ហិ'}, {'⌫ីសុ'}, {''}, {'⌫យោ', '⌫ី'}}, n = {{''}, {'⌫ីនិ', '⌫ី'}, {'ំ'}, {'⌫ីនិ', '⌫ី'}, {'នា'}, {'⌫ីហិ', '⌫ីភិ'}, {'ស្ស', 'នោ'}, {'⌫ីនំ'}, {'ស្មា', 'ម្ហា'}, {'⌫ីហិ', '⌫ីភិ'}, {'ស្ស', 'នោ'}, {'⌫ីនំ'}, {'ស្មិំ', 'ម្ហិ'}, {'⌫ីសុ'}, {''}, {'⌫ីនិ', '⌫ី'}}, f = {{''}, {'យោ', '⌫ី'}, {'ំ'}, {'យោ', '⌫ី'}, {'យា'}, {'⌫ីហិ', '⌫ីភិ'}, {'យា'}, {'⌫ីនំ'}, {'យា', '⌫្យា'}, {'⌫ីហិ', '⌫ីភិ'}, {'យា'}, {'⌫ីនំ'}, {'យា', 'យំ', '⌫្យំ'}, {'⌫ីសុ'}, {''}, {'យោ', '⌫ី'}}, }

decl['ī'] = { m = {{}, {'⌫ិនោ', }, {'⌫ិំ', '⌫ិនំ'}, {'⌫ិនោ', ''}, {'⌫ិនា'}, {'ហិ', 'ភិ'}, {'⌫ិស្ស', '⌫ិនោ'}, {'នំ'}, {'⌫ិស្មា', '⌫ិម្ហា'}, {'ហិ', 'ភិ'}, {'⌫ិស្ស', '⌫ិនោ'}, {'នំ'}, {'⌫ិស្មិំ', '⌫ិម្ហិ'}, {'សុ'}, {'⌫ិ'}, {'⌫ិនោ', ''}}, f = {{}, {'⌫ិយោ', }, {'⌫ិំ', '⌫ិយំ'}, {'⌫ិយោ', ''}, {'⌫ិយា'}, {'ហិ', 'ភិ'}, {'⌫ិយា'}, {'នំ'}, {'⌫ិយា'}, {'ហិ', 'ភិ'}, {'⌫ិយា'}, {'នំ'}, {'⌫ិយា', '⌫ិយំ'}, {'សុ'}, {'⌫ិ'}, {'⌫ិយោ', ''}}, } decl['ii'] = decl['ī']

decl['u'] = { m = {{''}, {'⌫វោ', '⌫ូ'}, {'ំ'}, {'⌫វោ', '⌫ូ'}, {'នា'}, {'⌫ូហិ', '⌫ូភិ'}, {'ស្ស', 'នោ'}, {'⌫ូនំ'}, {'ស្មា', 'ម្ហា'}, {'⌫ូហិ', '⌫ូភិ'}, {'ស្ស', 'នោ'}, {'⌫ូនំ'}, {'ស្មិំ', 'ម្ហិ'}, {'⌫ូសុ'}, {''}, {'⌫វេ', '⌫វោ'}}, n = {{''}, {'⌫ូនិ', '⌫ូ'}, {'ំ'}, {'⌫ូនិ', '⌫ូ'}, {'នា'}, {'⌫ូហិ', '⌫ូភិ'}, {'ស្ស', 'នោ'}, {'⌫ូនំ'}, {'ស្មា', 'ម្ហា'}, {'⌫ូហិ', '⌫ូភិ'}, {'ស្ស', 'នោ'}, {'⌫ូនំ'}, {'ស្មិំ', 'ម្ហិ'}, {'⌫ូសុ'}, {''}, {'⌫ូនិ', '⌫ូ'}}, f = {{''}, {'យោ', '⌫ូ'}, {'ំ'}, {'យោ', '⌫ូ'}, {'យា'}, {'⌫ូហិ', '⌫ូភិ'}, {'យា'}, {'⌫ូនំ'}, {'យា'}, {'⌫ូហិ', '⌫ូភិ'}, {'យា'}, {'⌫ូនំ'}, {'យា', 'យំ'}, {'⌫ូសុ'}, {''}, {'យោ', '⌫ូ'}}, }

decl['ū'] = { m = {{}, {'⌫ុនោ', }, {'⌫ុំ'}, {'⌫ុនោ', ''}, {'⌫ុនា'}, {'ហិ', 'ភិ'}, {'⌫ុស្ស', '⌫ុនោ'}, {'នំ'}, {'⌫ុស្មា', '⌫ុម្ហា'}, {'ហិ', 'ភិ'}, {'⌫ុស្ស', '⌫ុនោ'}, {'នំ'}, {'⌫ុស្មិំ', '⌫ុម្ហិ'}, {'សុ'}, {'⌫ុ'}, {'⌫ុនោ', ''}}, f = {{}, {'⌫ុយោ', }, {'⌫ុំ'}, {'⌫ុយោ', ''}, {'⌫ុយា'}, {'ហិ', 'ភិ'}, {'⌫ុយា'}, {'នំ'}, {'⌫ុយា'}, {'ហិ', 'ភិ'}, {'⌫ុយា'}, {'នំ'}, {'⌫ុយា', '⌫ុយំ'}, {'សុ'}, {'⌫ុ'}, {'⌫ុយោ', ''}}, } decl['uu'] = decl['ū']

return decl

title: Module:pi-decl/noun/Khmr


text: Suun

title: Suun


text:
mãnar

Etymology
, or from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) handle

title: mãnar


text:
Dochter

Etymology
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1) daughter

Etymology
From, from. More at.

Noun

 * 1) daughter

title: Dochter


text:
mãnatã

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) handful

title: mãnatã


text:
ndimãnã

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) handy

Adverb

 * 1) skillfully

title: ndimãnã


text:
Module:pi-decl/noun

local export = {} -- require("Module:log globals") -- Examine Lua logs at end of preview for results. local links = require("Module:links") local lang = require("Module:languages").getByCode("pi") local m_parameters = require("Module:parameters") local m_str_utils = require("Module:string utilities") local m_translit local to_script

local find = m_str_utils.find local gsub = m_str_utils.gsub local match = m_str_utils.match local sub = m_str_utils.sub local u = m_str_utils.char -- For readability. local load = mw.loadData local ti = table.insert local currentScript local scriptCode

local genders = { ["m"] = "masculine", ["f"] = "feminine", ["n"] = "neuter", } local rows = { "Nominative (first)", "Accusative (second)", "Instrumental (third)", "Dative (fourth)", "Ablative (fifth)", "Genitive (sixth)", "Locative (seventh)", "Vocative (calling)", }

local endings = { ["one"] = { -- key(Ln) Thai Deva      Beng       Mymr       Lana     Laoo       Khmr --          Sinh     Brah       Cakm ["a"] = {}, ["ā"] = { "า", "ा", "आ", "া", "আ", "ါ", "ာ", " ႃ", "ᩣ", "ᩤ", "າ",  "ា", u(0x17A4), "ා", "ආ", "𑀸", "𑀆", "𑄂" }, ["i"] = { "ิ",  "ि", "इ",  "ি", "ই", "ိ", "ဣ",  "ᩥ", "ᩍ", "ິ",        "ិ", "ឥ", "ි", "ඉ", "𑀺", "𑀇", "𑄨" }, ["ī"] = { "ี",  "ी", "ई",  "ী", "ঈ", "ီ", "ဳ", "ဤ", "ᩦ", "ᩎ", "ີ",   "ី", "ឦ", "ී", "ඊ", "𑀻", "𑀈", "𑄩" }, ["u"] = { "ุ",  "ु", "उ",  "ু", "উ", "ု", "ဥ",  "ᩩ", "ᩏ",  "ຸ",        "ុ", "ឧ", "ු", "උ", "𑀼", "𑀉", "𑄪" }, ["ū"] = { "ู",  "ू", "ऊ",  "ূ", "ঊ", "ူ", "ဦ",  "ᩪ", "ᩐ",  "ູ",        "ូ", "ឨ", "ឩ", "ූ", "ඌ", "𑀽", "𑀊", "𑄫" }, ["ah"] = { "ะ",                                          "ະ"}, },	["two"] = { -- key(Ln) Thai     Deva    Beng       Mymr       Lana          Laoo        Khmr --        Sinh     Brah   Cakm ["ar"] = { "รฺ", "ัร", "र्",     "র্",      "ရ်",       "ᩁ᩺", "ᩁ᩼", "ຣ໌", "ຣ຺", "ັຣ",   "រ៑", "ර්",    "𑀭𑁆",  "𑄢𑄴"}, ["as"] = { "สฺ", "ัส", "स्",   "স্",      "သ်",      "ᩈ᩺", "ᩈ᩼",  "ສ໌", "ສ຺", "ັສ",  "ស៑", "ස්",   "𑀲𑁆",  "𑄥𑄴"  }, ["an"] = { "นฺ", "ัน", "न्",   "ন্",      "န်",       "ᨶ᩺", "ᨶ᩼",  "ນ໌", "ນ຺", "ັນ",   "ន៑", "න්",    "𑀦𑁆", "𑄚𑄴"}, ent   = { "นต",										  "ນຕ"}, ["in"] = { "ิน",                                          "ິນ"}, },	three = { -- key(Ln) Thai Deva      Beng       Mymr       Lana     Laoo       Khmr --        Sinh     Brah  Cakm ant  =  { "ันต",                                         "ັນຕ"}, ent  =  {}, ont  =  {}, ["in"] = { "ินฺ", "िन्",      "িন্",     "ိန်",        "ᩥᨶ᩺",     "ິນ຺",		"ិន៑", "ින්",   "𑀺𑀦𑁆", "𑄨𑄚𑄴" }, },	four = { -- key(Ln) Thai Deva      Beng       Mymr       Lana     Laoo       Khmr --	      Sinh        Brah   Cakm ant  =  { "นฺตฺ", "न्त्",     "ন্ত্",      "န္တ်",       "ᨶ᩠ᨲ᩺", "ᨶ᩠ᨲ᩼", "ນ຺ຕ໌", "ນ຺ຕ຺", "ន្ត៑", "න්ත්",    "𑀦𑁆𑀢𑁆",  "𑄚𑄴𑄖𑄴"   }, vant =  { "วันต",                                         "ວັນຕ" }, mant =  { "มันต",                                         "ມັນຕ" }, },	five = { -- 'ent' and 'ont' are discontiguous for Thai and Lao. Assume NFC (as above). -- key(Ln) Thai Deva      Beng       Mymr       Lana        Laoo          Khmr --        Sinh        Brah  Cakm antT =  {                                                                       "න‍්ත්"          }, vant =  { "วนฺตฺ", "वन्त्",  "ৱন্ত্","ৰন্ত্",  "ွန္တ်", "ဝန္တ်", "ᩅᨶ᩠ᨲ᩺", "ᩅᨶ᩠ᨲ᩼", "ວນ຺ຕ຺", "ວນ຺ຕ໌",  "វន្ត៑", "වන්ත්",  "𑀯𑀦𑁆𑀢𑁆", "𑅇𑄚𑄴𑄖𑄴"      }, mant =  { "มนฺตฺ", "मन्त्",   "মন্ত্",     "မန္တ်",       "ᨾᨶ᩠ᨲ᩺", "ᨾᨶ᩠ᨲ᩼", "ມນ຺ຕ຺", "ມນ຺ຕ໌", "មន្ត៑", "ᩜᨶ᩠ᨲ᩺", "ᩜᨶ᩠ᨲ᩼", "මන්ත්",  "𑀫𑀦𑁆𑀢𑁆", "𑄟𑄚𑄴𑄖𑄴"}, ent  =  {         "ेन्त्",   "েন্ত্",    "ေန္တ်",      "ᩮᨶ᩠ᨲ᩺", "ᩮᨶ᩠ᨲ᩼",             "េន្ត៑", "एन्त्",  "এন্ত্",     "ဧန္တ်",       "ᩑᨶ᩠ᨲ᩺",  "ᩑᨶ᩠ᨲ᩼",              "ឯន្ត៑", "ෙන්ත්", "𑁂𑀦𑁆𑀢𑁆",   "𑄬𑄚𑄴𑄖𑄴"  , "එන්ත්",  "𑀏𑀦𑁆𑀢𑁆"     }, ont  =  {        "ोन्त्",   "োন্ত্",   "ာန္တ်", "ါန္တ်", "ᩣᨶ᩠ᨲ᩺", "ᩣᨶ᩠ᨲ᩼",           "ោន្ត៑", "ᩤᨶ᩠ᨲ᩺", "ᩤᨶ᩠ᨲ᩼", "ओन्त्", "ওন্ত্",     "ဩန္တ်",      "ᩰᨶ᩠ᨲ᩺", "ᩰᨶ᩠ᨲ᩼",             "ឲន្ត៑", "ᩒᨶ᩠ᨲ᩺", "ᩒᨶ᩠ᨲ᩼", "ොන්ත්",  "𑁄𑀦𑁆𑀢𑁆", "𑄮𑄚𑄴𑄖𑄴", "ඔන්ත්",  "𑀑𑀦𑁆𑀢𑁆"}, },	six = { -- key(Ln) Thai Deva      Beng       Mymr       Lana        Laoo          Khmr --        Sinh     Brah vantT =  {"වන‍්ත්"        }, mantT =  {"මන‍්ත්"   }, entT  =  {"ෙන‍්ත්", "එන‍්ත්"    }, ontT  =  {"ොන‍්ත්", "ඔන‍්ත්"  }, }, }

function export.detectEnding(stem, options) -- Correct checking order is last 6, last 5, last 4, last 3, last 2, last 1, but we -- Can do slightly better by knowing the data. local oneLetter = sub(stem, -1) for key, arr in pairs(endings.one) do		if oneLetter == key then return key end for _, val in ipairs(arr) do			if oneLetter == val then return key end end end -- Check Latin script first local fourLetters = sub(stem, -4) if 'mant' == fourLetters or 'vant' == fourLetters then return fourLetters end local wordEnd = sub(stem, -6) for key, arr in pairs(endings.six) do --		if wordEnd == key then --			return key --		end for _, val in ipairs(arr) do			if wordEnd == val then return key end end end wordEnd = sub(stem, -5) for key, arr in pairs(endings.five) do --		if wordEnd == key then --			return key --		end for _, val in ipairs(arr) do			if wordEnd == val then return key end end end for key, arr in pairs(endings.four) do		if fourLetters == key then return key end for _, val in ipairs(arr) do			if fourLetters == val then -- Scripts with visually ordered preposed vowels have not been checked thoroughly if key == 'ant' and (oneLetter == u(0x0E3A) or oneLetter == u(0xECC) or				 oneLetter == u(0x0EBA)) then local pm6 = sub(stem, -6, -6) if match(pm6, '[เโເໂ]') then -- 1 char onset return 'ent' -- 'ent' for 'ont' matters not. elseif match(pm6, '['..u(0x0E3A)..u(0x0EBA)..']') and match(sub(stem, -8, -8), '[เโເໂ]') then -- 2 char onset return 'ent' -- 'ent' for 'ont' matters not. else return key end else return key end end end end local threeLetters = sub(stem, -3) for key, arr in pairs(endings.three) do		if threeLetters == key then return key end for _, val in ipairs(arr) do			if threeLetters == val then return key; end end end local impl = options and options.impl or 'yes' -- Fudge to pass old tests. wordEnd = sub(stem, -2) for key, arr in pairs(endings.two) do		if wordEnd == key then return key end for _, val in ipairs(arr) do			if wordEnd == val then if key == 'ent' then local pm3 = sub(stem, -3, -3) if match(pm3, '['..u(0x0e31)..u(0xeb1)..']') then -- Recognise below return 'ant' elseif match(sub(stem, -4, -3), '[เโເໂ][ก-ฮກ-ຮ]') then -- 1 char onset return 'ent' elseif match(sub(stem, -5, -3), '[เโເໂ][ก-ฮກ-ຮ][ก-ฮກ-ຮ]') then -- 2 char onset return 'ent' end elseif wordEnd == "ิน" or wordEnd == "ິນ" then if impl == 'yes' then return 'a'					elseif impl == 'both' then error("Does "..stem.." end in -in or -ina?") else return key end else return key end end end end

return "a" end

-- Selectively converts touching to conjoining. local sinh_flip = {["කⒿ්ව"]="ක්‍ව", ["තⒿ්ථ"]="ත්‍ථ", ["තⒿ්ව"]="ත්‍ව", ["නⒿ්ථ"]="න්‍ථ", ["නⒿ්ද"]="න්‍ද", ["නⒿ්ධ"]="න්‍ධ", ["නⒿ්ව"]="න්‍ව", } -- Argument option is optional. function export.joinSuffix(scriptCode, stem, suffixes, option)

if stem == nil then errmes = {} table.insert(errmes, 'joinSuffix('..scriptCode)		table.insert(errmes, tostring(stem))		table.insert(errmes, tostring(suffixes))		table.insert(errmes, tostring(option)..')') error(table.concat(errmes, ',')) end

local output = {} local term local aa = option and option.aa or "default" local join, term2

if scriptCode == 'Lana' or scriptCode == 'Mymr' or scriptCode == 'Sinh' then join = 'Ⓙ' else join = "" end

for _,suffix in ipairs(suffixes) do		if match(suffix, "^⌫⌫⌫⌫⌫") then --backspace term = sub(stem, 1, -6) .. join .. sub(suffix, 6, -1) elseif match(suffix, "^⌫⌫⌫⌫") then --backspace term = sub(stem, 1, -5) .. join .. sub(suffix, 5, -1) elseif match(suffix, "^⌫⌫⌫") then --backspace term = sub(stem, 1, -4) .. join .. sub(suffix, 4, -1) elseif match(suffix, "^⌫⌫") then --backspace term = sub(stem, 1, -3) .. join .. sub(suffix, 3, -1) elseif match(suffix, "^⌫") then --backspace term = sub(stem, 1, -2) .. join .. sub(suffix, 2, -1) else term = stem .. join .. suffix end

--note: Sinh conjuncts are already ready. if scriptCode == "Thai" then term = gsub(term, "(.)↶([เโ])", "%2%1") --swap elseif scriptCode == "Mymr" then --			term = gsub(term, "င္", "င်္") -- Pali doesn't have -Vr mid-word like Sanskrit, so no need to include repha. term = gsub(term, "(င်္)([ခဂငဒပဝ])(ေ?)Ⓙာ", "%1%2%3ါ") -- redundant! --			term = gsub(term, "္[ယရ]", { ["္ယ"] = "ျ", ["္ရ"] = "ြ" }) --these not need tall aa			term = gsub(term, "Ⓙ္[ယရ]", { ["Ⓙ္ယ"] = "ျ", ["Ⓙ္ရ"] = "ြ" }) --these not need tall aa			term = gsub(term, "^([ခဂငဒပဝ])Ⓙ(ေ?)ာ", "%1%2ါ") term = gsub(term, "([^္])([ခဂငဒပဝ])Ⓙ(ေ?)ာ", "%1%2%3ါ") term = gsub(term, "([^္])Ⓙ([ခဂငဒပဝ])(ေ?)ာ", "%1%2%3ါ") term = gsub(term, "([ခဂငဒပဝ])(္[က-အဿ])Ⓙ(ေ?)ာ", "%1%2%3ါ") term = gsub(term, "([ခဂငဒပဝ])Ⓙ(္[က-အဿ])(ေ?)ာ", "%1%2%3ါ") --			term = gsub(term, "္[ဝဟ]", { ["္ဝ"] = "ွ", ["္ဟ"] = "ှ" }) --			term = gsub(term, "ဉ္ဉ", "ည") --			term = gsub(term, "သ္သ", "ဿ") term = gsub(term, 'Ⓙ', '') elseif scriptCode == "Lana" then if aa == "both" then term2 = gsub(term, 'Ⓙ', '') end if aa == "tall" or aa == "both" then term = gsub(term, "^([ᨣᨴᨵᨷᩅ])Ⓙ(ᩮ?)ᩣ", "%1%2ᩤ") term = gsub(term, "([^᩠])([ᨣᨴᨵᨷᩅ])Ⓙ(ᩮ?)ᩣ", "%1%2%3ᩤ") term = gsub(term, "([^᩠])Ⓙ([ᨣᨴᨵᨷᩅ])(ᩮ?)ᩣ", "%1%2%3ᩤ") term = gsub(term, "([ᨣᨴᨵᨷᩅ])(᩠[ᨠ-ᩌᩔ])Ⓙ(ᩮ?)ᩣ", "%1%2%3ᩤ") term = gsub(term, "([ᨣᨴᨵᨷᩅ])Ⓙ(᩠[ᨠ-ᩌᩔ])(ᩮ?)ᩣ", "%1%2%3ᩤ") term = gsub(term, "(ᨻᩛ)Ⓙ(ᩮ?)ᩣ", "%1%2ᩤ") term = gsub(term, 'Ⓙ', '') if aa == "tall" then term2 = term end elseif aa == "round" then term = gsub(term, 'Ⓙ', '') term2 = term elseif aa == "default" then --				term = gsub(term, "ᨦ᩠", "ᩘ") term = gsub(term, "^([ᨣᨴᨵᨷᩅ])Ⓙ(ᩮ?)ᩣ", "%1%2ᩤ") term = gsub(term, "([^᩠])([ᨣᨴᨵᨷᩅ])Ⓙ(ᩮ?)ᩣ", "%1%2%3ᩤ") term = gsub(term, "([^᩠])Ⓙ([ᨣᨴᨵᨷᩅ])(ᩮ?)ᩣ", "%1%2%3ᩤ") term = gsub(term, "([ᨣᨴᨵᨷᩅ])(᩠[ᨠ-ᩌᩔ])Ⓙ(ᩮ?)ᩣ", "%1%2%3ᩤ") term = gsub(term, "([ᨣᨴᨵᨷᩅ])Ⓙ(᩠[ᨠ-ᩌᩔ])(ᩮ?)ᩣ", "%1%2%3ᩤ") --				term = gsub(term, "᩠[ᩁᩃ]", { ["᩠ᩁ"] = "ᩕ", ["᩠ᩃ"] = "ᩖ" }) --				term = gsub(term, "([ᨭ-ᨱ])᩠ᨮ", "%1ᩛ") --				term = gsub(term, "([ᨷ-ᨾ])᩠ᨻ", "%1ᩛ") --				term = gsub(term, "ᩈ᩠ᩈ", "ᩔ") term = gsub(term, 'Ⓙ', '') term2 = term else error('Parameter aa has undefined value "'..aa..'".') end if term ~= term2 then table.insert(output, term2) end elseif scriptCode == "Beng" then term = gsub(term, "ৰ্", "ৰ"..u(0x200d).."্") -- ৰ্(v-) needs ZWJ to display correctly elseif scriptCode == "Laoo" then term = gsub(term, "(.຺?)↶([ເໂ])", "%2%1") elseif scriptCode == "Sinh" then -- Assume cluster formation appends the joiner. term = gsub(term, "[කතන]Ⓙ..[ථදධව]", sinh_flip) term = gsub(term, 'Ⓙ', '') end table.insert(output, term) end

return output

end

function export.joinSuffixes(scriptCode, stem, pattern, option) local forms = {} for i,_ in ipairs(rows) do		forms[2*i-1] = export.joinSuffix(scriptCode, stem, pattern[2 * i - 1],										option) forms[2*i]  = export.joinSuffix(scriptCode, stem, pattern[2 * i],										option) end return forms end

function export.orJoin(script, list, options) -- options is optional! local output = {}; local scriptCode = script:getCode local showtr = options and options.showtr or 'plain' local sep = '' if 'Latn' == scriptCode then showtr = 'none' end for _,term in ipairs(list) do local item = {sc = script, lang = lang, term = term} -- links.full_link is at liberty to trash this table. ti(output, sep) sep = " or " if showtr == 'none' then item.tr = '-' else if options and options.subst then -- Legal stuff: -- The contents of this block were lifted from English Wiktionary Module:usex lines 97 to 101 -- of 3 July 2021, which see for attribution, and then localised. local substs = mw.text.split(options.subst, ",") for _, subpair in ipairs(substs) do					local subsplit = mw.text.split(subpair, find(subpair, "//") and "//" or "/") term = gsub(term, subsplit[1], subsplit[2]) end end local aslat = nil if (scriptCode == 'Thai' and options and options.impl == 'no' or				scriptCode == 'Laoo') then m_translit = m_translit or require("Module:pi-translit") aslat = m_translit.trwo(term, 'pi', scriptCode, options) elseif term ~= item.term then -- Must complete transliteration aslat = (lang:transliterate(term, script)) end if showtr == 'plain' then item.tr = aslat elseif showtr == 'link' then aslat = aslat or (lang:transliterate(term, script)) item.tr = links.full_link({term = aslat, lang = lang}) else item.tr = '-' error('Bad value for option showtr.') end end item.no_check_redundant_translit = item.tr and item.tr ~= '-' ti(output, links.full_link(item)) end

return table.concat(output) end

-- convert Latin script inflections to another script -- C2 is second character of pseudostem. Ignored if NIL. local function convert_one_set(stem, nstrip, suffixes, sc, impl, c2) local form, pre local strip = string.rep("⌫", nstrip) local option = {impl = impl} local xlitend = {} form = export.joinSuffix('Latn', stem, suffixes) for ia, va in pairs(form) do		local altform = sub(to_script(va..'#', sc, option), 1, -2) -- Special handling is needed for a preposed vowel. pre = match(altform, "^[เโເໂ]") if pre then xlitend[ia] = strip .. "↶" .. pre .. sub(altform, 3) -- Quick cheat for Myanmar script variants. elseif c2 and c2 == sub(altform,2,2) then xlitend[ia] = sub(strip, 2) .. sub(altform, 3) -- Back to the normal case. else xlitend[ia] = strip .. sub(altform, 2) end end return xlitend end local convert_suffixes = function(stem, nstrip, suffixes, sc, impl) local xlitend = {} to_script = to_script or require("Module:pi-Latn-translit").tr	local c2	if nstrip > 0 and sc == 'Mymr' then c2 = sub(to_script(stem, sc, option), 2, 2) end -- Seemingly #suffixes doesn't work because the module is loaded! -- Testing didn't reveal a problem, but avoiding it solved the problem! --	for k = 1, #suffixes do if #suffixes ~= 16 then error('#suffixes = '..tostring(#suffixes)) end for k, _ in ipairs(suffixes) do		xlitend[k] = convert_one_set(stem, nstrip, suffixes[k], sc, impl, c2) end return xlitend end

local liapise = function(retval, liap) -- Change Lao abl/ins plural -- Copy list to avoid changing data from data module. local oval = retval retval = {} for _, forms in ipairs(oval) do table.insert(retval, forms) end local dob = nil local dobh = nil local sena = nil if liap == 'b' then dob = 1 elseif liap == 'bh' then dobh = 1 elseif liap == 'b.' then sena = 1 elseif liap == 'bbh' then dob = 1 dobh = 1 elseif liap == 'bb.' then dob = 1 sena = 1 elseif liap == 'bhb.' then dobh = 1 sena = 1 elseif liap == 'none' then elseif liap == 'all' or liap == 'bbhb.' then dob = 1 dobh = 1 sena = 1 else error('Value "'..liap..'" of liap is not understood.') end for caseno = 6, 10, 4 do		local forms = retval[caseno] local nuforms = {} for _, form in ipairs(forms) do			if sub(form, -2, -1) == 'ຠິ' then if dob then table.insert(nuforms, sub(form,1,-3)..'ພິ') end if dobh then table.insert(nuforms, form) end if sena then table.insert(nuforms, sub(form,1,-3)..'ພ຺ິ') end else table.insert(nuforms, form) end end retval[caseno] = nuforms end return retval end

local yselect = function(retval, yval, nvals) -- Change Lao case ending -- Copy list to avoid changing data from data module. local oval = retval retval = {} for _, forms in ipairs(oval) do table.insert(retval, forms) end local yung = nil local yaa = nil if yval == 'both' then yung = 1 yaa = 1 elseif yval == 'ຍ' then yung = 1 elseif yval == 'ຢ' then yaa = 1 elseif yval == 'yung' then yung = 1 elseif yval == 'yaa' then yaa = 1 else error('Value "'..yval..'" of argument y is not understood.') end for caseno = 1, nvals do		local forms = retval[caseno] local nuforms = {} for _, form in ipairs(forms) do			if yung then local s = gsub(form, '[ຍຢ]', 'ຍ') -- gsub is a bad actual arg! table.insert(nuforms, s)			end if yaa then local s = gsub(form, '[ຍຢ]', 'ຢ') table.insert(nuforms, s)			end end retval[caseno] = nuforms end return retval end

function export.arrcat_nodup(a1, a2) -- Concatenate two arrays without duplication -- One of the arrays may have been 'loaded', so cannot use the # operator. local n1 = 0 local cat = {} for _, a1v in ipairs(a1) do		n1 = n1 + 1 cat[n1] = a1v end for _, a2v in ipairs(a2) do		local met = false for j = 1, n1 do			if a2v == cat[j] then met = true break end end if not met then n1 = n1 + 1 cat[n1] = a2v end end return cat end

local arrcat = export.arrcat_nodup

local both_sets = function(scriptCode, ending, g, option) option.impl= 'yes' iset = export.getSuffixes(scriptCode, ending, g, option) option.impl = 'no' eset = export.getSuffixes(scriptCode, ending, g, option) retval = {} --	error('i='..iset[3][1]..' e='..eset[3][1]) for ic = 1, 16 do		retval[ic] = arrcat(iset[ic], eset[ic]) end --	error('m1='..'<'..tostring(retval[1][1])..'>'..' m2='..'<'..tostring(retval[1][2])..'>') return retval end local function wayToConvert(ending, impl) local antlen = {yes = 4, no = 3} -- Length by implicitness. local inlen = {yes = 3, no = 2} local way = { a    = {pseudoStem = 'ka',  ndel = 0}, ar   = {pseudoStem = 'kar', ndel = 2}, as   = {pseudoStem = 'kas', ndel = 2}, an   = {pseudoStem = 'kan', ndel = 2}, ant  = {pseudoStem = 'kant', ndel = antlen[impl]}, ent  = {pseudoStem = 'kant', ndel = antlen[impl]}, ont  = {pseudoStem = 'kant', ndel = antlen[impl]}, mant = {pseudoStem = 'kant', ndel = antlen[impl]}, vant = {pseudoStem = 'kant', ndel = antlen[impl]}, antT = {pseudoStem = 'kant', ndel = 5}, entT = {pseudoStem = 'kant', ndel = 5}, ontT = {pseudoStem = 'kant', ndel = 5}, mantT = {pseudoStem = 'kant', ndel = 5}, vantT = {pseudoStem = 'kant', ndel = 5}, ["ā"] = {pseudoStem = 'kā', ndel = 1}, i    = {pseudoStem = 'ki', ndel = 1}, ["ī"] = {pseudoStem = 'kī', ndel = 1}, ["in"]= {pseudoStem = 'kin', ndel = inlen[impl]}, u    = {pseudoStem = 'ku', ndel = 1}, ["ū"] = {pseudoStem = 'kū', ndel = 1}, }	if impl == 'no' then way.a  = {pseudoStem = 'ka',  ndel = 1} way.ent = {pseudoStem = 'knt', ndel = 2} way.ont = {pseudoStem = 'knt', ndel = 2} end return way[ending] end

function export.getSuffixes(scriptCode, ending, g, option) local impl = option and option.impl or 'yes' if (impl == 'both') then return both_sets(scriptCode, ending, g, option) end local pattern = load("Module:pi-decl/noun/" .. scriptCode) local applicable = pattern and pattern[ending] and pattern[ending][g] if applicable then if impl == 'yes' or ending == 'ah' then return applicable end elseif 'Latn' == scriptCode then return nil elseif 'ah' == ending then ending = 'a'		impl = 'no' end pattern = require("Module:pi-decl/noun/Latn") -- Why doesn't load work with testcases? local tabulated_ending = ending if 'T' == sub(ending, -1) then tabulated_ending = sub(ending, 1, -2) end applicable = pattern and pattern[tabulated_ending] and pattern[tabulated_ending][g] if not applicable then error('Not even Latin script has ' .. g .. ' -'..tabulated_ending..			 ' endings.') return nil -- If you don't like the message above! end way = wayToConvert(ending, impl) if not way then return nil end return convert_suffixes(way.pseudoStem, way.ndel, applicable,							scriptCode, impl) end

function export.present(stem, g, forms, number, options) -- options is optional local gmark, dos, dop if 'no' == g then gmark = '' else gmark = ' (' .. genders[g] .. ')' end if not number or number == 'both'then dos = 1; dop = 1 elseif number == 's' then dos = 1; dop = nil; elseif number == 'p' then dos = nil; dop = 1; else error('Parameter "number" has meaningless value "'..number..'".' ) end local output = {} table.insert(output, ' Declension table of "' .. stem .. '"' .. gmark..' ') table.insert(output, ' ")	return table.concat(output) end

local function unwritten error('Code missing.') end

local function liapise_one_set(set, liap) local forms = {	{}, {}, {}, {}, {}, set, {}, {}, {}, {}, {},					{}, {}, {}, {}, {} }	local modified = liapise(forms, liap) return modified[6] end

local function modify_form_set(stem, ending, name, caseno, forms, at) local ipalts = at[name] local way = at[name..'_mod'] to_script = to_script or require("Module:pi-Latn-translit").tr	if ipalts and #ipalts > 0 then local alts = {} for j, v in ipairs(ipalts) do			local c1 = string.sub(v,1,1) local vsc = lang:findBestScript(v):getCode if vsc == 'None' then vsc = at.sc and sc or vsc end if '+' == c1 then local vext v = string.sub(v,2) if vsc ~= 'Latn' then vext = {at.dc and dc(v) or v}				elseif scriptCode ~= 'Latn' then local impls if at.impl == 'both' then impls = {'yes', 'no'} else impls = {at.impl} end vext = {} for _, impl in ipairs(impls) do						local cvtway = wayToConvert(ending, impl) local vset = convert_one_set(cvtway.pseudoStem, cvtway.ndel,                   								{v}, scriptCode, impl, nil) vext = arrcat(vext, vset) end if scriptCode == 'Laoo' then local vexset = yselect({vext}, at.y, 1) vext = vexset(1) end else vext = {v} end if scriptCode == 'Laoo' and vsc == 'Latn' and (caseno == 6 or caseno == 10) then vext = liapise_one_set(vext, at.liap) end local vext = export.joinSuffix(scriptCode, stem, vext, at) for _, vv in ipairs(vext) do ti(alts, vv) end elseif vsc == scriptCode then ti(alts, v)			elseif vsc == 'Latn' then -- TODO: Sane Myanmar and Lao script support. local options = {} local vext = {} if at.impl and at.impl == 'both' then options.y = at.y -- Probably ineffective options.impl = 'yes' ti(vext, to_script(v, scriptCode, options)) options.impl = 'no' ti(vext, to_script(v, scriptCode, options)) else ti(vext, to_script(v, scriptCode, options)) end if scriptCode == 'Laoo' and vsc == 'Latn' and (caseno == 6 or caseno == 10) then vext = liapise_one_set(vext, at.liap) local vexset = yselect({vext}, at.y, 1) vext = vexset(1) end for _, vv in ipairs(vext) do ti(alts, vv) end else ti(alts, v) -- Go ahead anyway end end if 'after' == way then forms[caseno] = arrcat(forms[caseno], alts) elseif 'before' == way then forms[caseno] = arrcat(alts, forms[caseno]) elseif 'replace' == way then forms[caseno] = alts; elseif 'blank' == way then -- Issue warning about alts? forms[caseno] = {} else error('Bad value for parameter '..name..'_mod') end elseif 'blank' == way then forms[caseno] = {} end end

local function modify(stem, ending, forms, args) local mod_default = 'after' local params = { [1] = {alias_of = 'stem'}, [2] = {alias_of = 'ending'}, [3] = {alias_of = 'g'}, stem = {}, ending = {}, g = {required = true}, gender = {alias_of = 'g'}, v = {}, variation = {alias_of = 'v'}, label = {}, number = {}, showtr = {}, subst = {}, sc = {},

aa = {default = 'default'}, liap = {default = 'default'}, impl = {default = 'yes'}, y = {default = 'default'},

nonom = {type = 'boolean'}, noms = {list = true}, noms_mod = {default = mod_default}, nomp = {list = true}, nomp_mod = {default = mod_default}, noacc = {type = 'boolean'}, accs = {list = true}, accs_mod = {default = mod_default}, accp = {list = true}, accp_mod = {default = mod_default}, noins = {type = 'boolean'}, inss = {list = true}, inss_mod = {default = mod_default}, insp = {list = true}, insp_mod = {default = mod_default}, nodat = {type = 'boolean'}, dats = {list = true}, dats_mod = {default = mod_default}, datp = {list = true}, datp_mod = {default = mod_default}, noabl = {type = 'boolean'}, abls = {list = true}, abls_mod = {default = mod_default}, ablp = {list = true}, ablp_mod = {default = mod_default}, nogen = {type = 'boolean'}, gens = {list = true}, gens_mod = {default = mod_default}, genp = {list = true}, genp_mod = {default = mod_default}, noloc = {type = 'boolean'}, locs = {list = true}, locs_mod = {default = mod_default}, locp = {list = true}, locp_mod = {default = mod_default}, novoc = {type = 'boolean'}, vocs = {list = true}, vocs_mod = {default = mod_default}, vocp = {list = true}, vocp_mod = {default = mod_default}, }	local at = m_parameters.process(args, params) if ending == 'ah' then at.impl = 'no' end for i, v in ipairs(rows) do		local name = string.lower(string.sub(v,1,3)) if at['no'..name] then forms[2*i] = {} forms[2*i-1] = {} else modify_form_set(stem, ending, name..'s', 2*i-1, forms, at) modify_form_set(stem, ending, name..'p', 2*i,  forms, at) end end return forms; end

function export.show(frame) local args = frame:getParent.args local PAGENAME = mw.title.getCurrentTitle.text local stem = args[1] or args["stem"] or PAGENAME currentScript = lang:findBestScript(stem) scriptCode = currentScript:getCode if scriptCode == "None" and args["sc"] then scriptCode = args["sc"] currentScript = require("Module:scripts").getByCode(scriptCode, "No such script as "..scriptCode) end local g = args[3] or args["g"] or args["gender"] -- for each gender only local variation = args["v"] or args["variation"] -- for some scripts

if not g then error("A gender is required to display proper declensions.") end

local lookup_g = g	if 'no' == lookup_g then lookup_g = 'm' end -- Arbitrary! local option = {impl = args["impl"] or 'yes'} local xlit_options = {} xlit_options.impl = option.impl xlit_options.showtr = args.showtr local ending = args[2] or args["ending"] or export.detectEnding(stem, option) if ending == 'ah' then xlit_options.impl = 'no' end local selectedPattern = export.getSuffixes(scriptCode, ending, lookup_g, option) if args["liap"] and (scriptCode == 'Laoo') then selectedPattern = liapise(selectedPattern, args["liap"]) end if args.y and (scriptCode == 'Laoo') then selectedPattern = yselect(selectedPattern, args.y, 16) xlit_options.y = args.y	end option.aa = args["aa"] -- Reusable! local forms = export.joinSuffixes(scriptCode, stem, selectedPattern, option) modify(stem, ending, forms, args) for ic = 1, 16 do forms[ic] = arrcat({}, forms[ic]) end -- Remove duplicates. xlit_options.subst = args["subst"] --	for name, _ in pairs(_G) do mw.addWarning('Global '..name) end return export.present(args["label"] or stem, g, forms, args["number"], xlit_options) end

return export

title: Module:pi-decl/noun


text:
îndemânare

Etymology
From, from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) skill, proficiency, craft, handiness
 * 2) skillfulness
 * 3) cunning
 * 4) ingenuity

title: îndemânare


text:
ndimãnari

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) skillfulness

title: ndimãnari


text:
mãdular

Etymology
From, from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun
(plural mãdulari / mãdulare)

 * 1) occiput
 * 2) member; limb; body part or organ

title: mãdular


text:
mană

Etymology
, partly through. Cf. also 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) plenty, abundance
 * 2) blessing
 * 3) manna
 * 4) honeydew
 * 5) edible lichen
 * 6) oidium
 * 1) oidium

title: mană


text: niggahz

title: niggahz


text: nigguhz

title: nigguhz


text: nigguz

title: nigguz


text:
cantiller

Verb

 * 1) cantillate

title: cantiller


text: nikkaz

title: nikkaz


text:
stique

Noun

 * 1) stich; subdivision of a verse in the Bible

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) stick cylindrical piece
 * 2)  stick, hockey stick

title: stique


text: běndì

title: běndì


text:
普什圖語

Noun

 * 1) Pashto language

title: 普什圖語


text: 普什图语

title: 普什图语


text:
平局

Noun

 * 1) tie; draw; even score

title: 平局


text: píngjú

title: píngjú


text: qīqiǎobǎn

title: qīqiǎobǎn


text:
帛書

Noun

 * 1)  silk manuscript

title: 帛書


text: 帛书

title: 帛书


text: bóshū

title: bóshū


text:
話費

Noun

 * 1) phonecall charge
 * 2) mobile phone credit

title: 話費


text: huàfèi

title: huàfèi


text: 话费

title: 话费


text:
User:Saltmarsh/Lists/Miscellaneous

a

 * Greek alphabet
 * Greek orthography

 * Appendix:Greek script

title: User:Saltmarsh/Lists/Miscellaneous


text: yìxiǎng

title: yìxiǎng


text:
pringue

Etymology 1
Probably.

Noun

 * 1) fat; grease especially from meat
 * 2) grease, grime, gunk, goo
 * 3) a punishment consisting of throwing boiling grease at someone
 * 1) a punishment consisting of throwing boiling grease at someone

title: pringue


text: yoishossho

title: yoishossho


text:
соевый

Adjective

 * 1)  soy

title: соевый


text:
pringar

Etymology

 * possibly from, from . Compare possible cognate 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to drench, dip, or coat in grease or fat
 * 2)  to squeeze a greasy food with bread, as a method of preparing it
 * 3)  to carry out, wherein someone is punished by having boiling grease thrown at them
 * 4)  to denigrate or slander
 * 5)  to place someone in an illegal or unethical position
 * 6)  to splash
 * 7)  to splatter clothes with water, as a way to iron them
 * 8)  to drizzle to produce a light rain or mist
 * 9)  to work hard, especially in tough conditions for little benefit

title: pringar


text: afropolitain

title: afropolitain


text:
négropolitain

Adjective

 * 1) born in France, of Afro-Caribbean ancestry

title: négropolitain


text: otoshiana

title: otoshiana


text:
燕窩

Noun

 * 1) edible bird's nest

title: 燕窩


text: 燕窝

title: 燕窝


text: doshaburi

title: doshaburi


text:
parlor guitar

Noun

 * 1)  A kind of small acoustic guitar, originally meant to be played (often by women) in the parlor of a Victorian-era home; more modern models are still used today, commonly in folk music.

title: parlor guitar


text: parlor guitars

title: parlor guitars


text: proverbiaux

title: proverbiaux


text: jílíng

title: jílíng


text: willie wagtails

title: willie wagtails


text: alizés

title: alizés


text:
antiaérien

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) antiaircraft

title: antiaérien


text: eascainne

title: eascainne


text:
ascensionnel

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) ascending
 * 2) upward

title: ascensionnel


text:
foiléasán

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  asp

title: foiléasán


text: zetsuen

title: zetsuen


text: ぜつえん

title: ぜつえん


text:
舌炎

Noun

 * 1)  glossitis

Noun

 * 1)  glossitis

title: 舌炎


text:
aérodynamisme

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) aerodynamism

title: aérodynamisme


text:
aerodynamism

Noun

 * 1) The condition of having an aerodynamic shape

Translations

 * French:
 * Spanish: aerodinamismo

title: aerodynamism


text:
haspa

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) hasp

title: haspa


text:
aéronaval

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) aeronaval

title: aéronaval


text:
bitube

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) twin-tube
 * 2) two-barrelled

title: bitube


text:
ainmniúil

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) nominal
 * 2) noted, well-known

title: ainmniúil


text: brouillonne

title: brouillonne


text: brouillonnes

title: brouillonnes


text:
catapultage

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) catapulting

title: catapultage


text: commissionnant

title: commissionnant


text:
commissionné

Adjective

 * 1) commissioned

title: commissionné


text: commissionnée

title: commissionnée


text:
commissionner

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to commission (an officer, ship etc)

title: commissionner


text: commissionnés

title: commissionnés


text: commissionnées

title: commissionnées


text: commissionne

title: commissionne


text: commissionnes

title: commissionnes


text: commissionnons

title: commissionnons


text: commissionnez

title: commissionnez


text: commissionnent

title: commissionnent


text: commissionnais

title: commissionnais


text: commissionnait

title: commissionnait


text: commissionnions

title: commissionnions


text: commissionniez

title: commissionniez


text: commissionnaient

title: commissionnaient


text: commissionnai

title: commissionnai


text: commissionnas

title: commissionnas


text: commissionna

title: commissionna


text: commissionnâmes

title: commissionnâmes


text: commissionnâtes

title: commissionnâtes


text: commissionnèrent

title: commissionnèrent


text: commissionnerai

title: commissionnerai


text: commissionneras

title: commissionneras


text: commissionnera

title: commissionnera


text: commissionnerons

title: commissionnerons


text: commissionnerez

title: commissionnerez


text: commissionneront

title: commissionneront


text: commissionnerais

title: commissionnerais


text: commissionnerait

title: commissionnerait


text: commissionnerions

title: commissionnerions


text: commissionneriez

title: commissionneriez


text: commissionneraient

title: commissionneraient


text: commissionnasse

title: commissionnasse


text: commissionnasses

title: commissionnasses


text: commissionnât

title: commissionnât


text: commissionnassions

title: commissionnassions


text: commissionnassiez

title: commissionnassiez


text: commissionnassent

title: commissionnassent


text:
contrespionnage

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  counterespionage

title: contrespionnage


text: diànxià

title: diànxià


text:
convoyage

Noun

 * 1)  conveyance, the transport of goods

title: convoyage


text:
奠下

Verb

 * 1) to build; to establish

title: 奠下


text: bìxià

title: bìxià


text: ta bem

title: ta bem


text: Isp

title: Isp


text:
BEO

Coordinate terms

 * low Earth orbit
 * high Earth orbit
 * geosynchronous orbit
 * geostationary orbit
 * geostationary transfer orbit
 * trans-Lunar injection

Related terms

 * low Earth orbit
 * high Earth orbit

title: BEO


text:
indesch

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

title: indesch


text:
dudesch

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

title: dudesch


text:
tredesch

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

title: tredesch


text:
quattordesch

Etymology
From.

title: quattordesch


text:
quindesch

Etymology
From.

title: quindesch


text: femtocandela's

title: femtocandela's


text:
sedesch

Etymology
From.

title: sedesch


text: hectocandela's

title: hectocandela's


text: deschset

title: deschset


text: deschdotg

title: deschdotg


text: kilocandela's

title: kilocandela's


text: deschnov

title: deschnov


text: ventg

title: ventg


text: picocandela's

title: picocandela's


text: microcandela's

title: microcandela's


text: millicandela's

title: millicandela's


text: megacandela's

title: megacandela's


text: exacandela's

title: exacandela's


text:
aon deug

Usage notes

 * Number 11 takes the singular form of the noun. For all the numbers from 11 to 19, the noun is placed between the digit and . E.g. aon each deug - eleven horses.

title: aon deug


text: pollineringa

title: pollineringa


text:
Citations:ultra jovem

 * Doido é quem fica ali! Mais um pouco e eu explodiria! Ou ao menos, também ficaria maluca, como a cola. Definitivamente, qualquer lugar é melhor do que lá. Ora, eu sou ultra jovem e mereço respeito!
 * Doido é quem fica ali! Mais um pouco e eu explodiria! Ou ao menos, também ficaria maluca, como a cola. Definitivamente, qualquer lugar é melhor do que lá. Ora, eu sou ultra jovem e mereço respeito!

title: Citations:ultra jovem


text: pollineringen

title: pollineringen


text:
adclaid

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to hunt, fish
 * an ad·cladat glosses aucupantes
 * those who hunt
 * 1) * c. 810, Florence Glosses on Philargyrus, published in Thesaurus Palaeohibernicus (reprinted 1987, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies), edited and with translations by Whitley Stokes and John Strachan, vol. II, p. 48, l. 6 (repeated on p. 362, last line):
 * "sga"
 * "sga"

- ad·cichlus glosses venabor

 * 1)  to inculpate, make liable

title: adclaid


text: adcladat

title: adcladat


text: adcichlus

title: adcichlus


text:
አራት

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Numeral

 * 1) four

title: አራት


text:
አምስት

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Numeral

 * 1) five

title: አምስት


text:
ሰባት

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Numeral

 * 1) seven

title: ሰባት


text:
ስምንት

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Numeral

 * 1) eight

title: ስምንት


text:
ዘጠኝ

Numeral

 * 1) nine

title: ዘጠኝ


text: HTPB

title: HTPB


text:
bulingit

Adjective

 * 1) untidy; dirty; slovenly
 * 2) soiled

Noun

 * 1) the black jack

title: bulingit


text:
ዐሥር

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Numeral

 * 1) ten

title: ዐሥር


text:
bouque

Etymology
..

Noun

 * 1)  canal, strait or similar narrow passage

title: bouque


text:
ዐሥራ ሁለት

Numeral

 * 1)   (12)

title: ዐሥራ ሁለት


text: embouquant

title: embouquant


text: embouqué

title: embouqué


text: embouquée

title: embouquée


text: embouqués

title: embouqués


text: embouquées

title: embouquées


text: embouque

title: embouque


text:
embouquer

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to sail through a canal, strait or similar narrow passage

title: embouquer


text: embouques

title: embouques


text: embouquons

title: embouquons


text: embouquez

title: embouquez


text: embouquent

title: embouquent


text: embouquais

title: embouquais


text: embouquait

title: embouquait


text: embouquions

title: embouquions


text: embouquiez

title: embouquiez


text: embouquaient

title: embouquaient


text: embouquai

title: embouquai


text: embouquas

title: embouquas


text: embouqua

title: embouqua


text: embouquâmes

title: embouquâmes


text: embouquâtes

title: embouquâtes


text: embouquèrent

title: embouquèrent


text: embouquerai

title: embouquerai


text: embouqueras

title: embouqueras


text: embouquera

title: embouquera


text: embouquerons

title: embouquerons


text: embouquerez

title: embouquerez


text: embouqueront

title: embouqueront


text: embouquerais

title: embouquerais


text: embouquerait

title: embouquerait


text: embouquerions

title: embouquerions


text: embouqueriez

title: embouqueriez


text: embouqueraient

title: embouqueraient


text: embouquasse

title: embouquasse


text: embouquasses

title: embouquasses


text: embouquât

title: embouquât


text: embouquassions

title: embouquassions


text: embouquassiez

title: embouquassiez


text: embouquassent

title: embouquassent


text:
espeling

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) the act, practice, ability, or subject of forming words with letters, or of reading the letters of words; orthography
 * 2) the manner of spelling of words; correct spelling
 * 3) a specific spelling of a word
 * 4) a spelling test or spelling bee

title: espeling


text: አስራ፡ሶስት

title: አስራ፡ሶስት


text:
bare-boned

Adjective

 * 1)  slim; not fleshy; very lean; emaciated.
 * 2)  Very basic; having only the essentials and nothing else.
 * 1)  Very basic; having only the essentials and nothing else.

title: bare-boned


text: ሶስት

title: ሶስት


text: pollenet

title: pollenet


text:
ferraillage

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) the network of rebars used within reinforced concrete

title: ferraillage


text: አስራ፡አራት

title: አስራ፡አራት


text: አስራ፡አምስት

title: አስራ፡አምስት


text:
largable

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) expendable

title: largable


text: አስራ፡ስድስት

title: አስራ፡ስድስት


text: አስራ፡ሰባት

title: አስራ፡ሰባት


text: longitudinaux

title: longitudinaux


text: አስራ፡ስምንት

title: አስራ፡ስምንት


text:
tudlo

Noun

 * 1)  finger

Etymology
From. Doublet of, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) the index finger
 * 2) a finger

Verb

 * 1) to point
 * 2) to teach, to tutor, to coach
 * 3) to appoint
 * 4) to indicate
 * 5) to kibitz; to give unsolicited or unwanted advice or make unhelpful or idle comments, especially to someone playing a game

Noun

 * 1)  finger

Noun

 * 1)  finger

Noun

 * 1)  finger

title: tudlo


text:
lège

Adjective

 * 1) empty
 * 2)  unballasted

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) law

title: lège


text: አስራ፡ዘጠኝ

title: አስራ፡ዘጠኝ


text:
magtutudlo

Noun

 * 1) a teacher, especially one employed in school
 * 2) a professor; a teacher or faculty member at a college or university

Verb

 * 1) to become teacher; to study to become a teacher

Noun

 * 1) tutor

title: magtutudlo


text: manœuvrables

title: manœuvrables


text:
mouilleur

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) wetting, dampening, moistening

Noun

 * 1) moistener
 * 2)  minelayer

title: mouilleur


text:
quickscope

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  A rapid kill with a sniper rifle after scoping in.
 * 2)  The act of quickly scoping in with a sniper rifle (to kill an opponent).

Verb

 * 1)  To shoot (a character) by means of a quickscope.
 * 2) * 2013, Kenton Sheely (quoting “Misterfoxy”), First Person: War Stories from Gamespace, page 20:
 * I told them all to spectate me in first person, as I quick-scoped the five enemies from the top of the building.
 * 1) * 2015, Alan F. Meades (quoting “Soap”), Understanding Counterplay in Video Games, Routledge, page 155:
 * I was a bit annoyed at first as my previous few games had boasted some pretty high K/D whilst quickscoping and now I was being bombarded by constant noob tubes [gun-mounted grenades] and RPGs.
 * I was a bit annoyed at first as my previous few games had boasted some pretty high K/D whilst quickscoping and now I was being bombarded by constant noob tubes [gun-mounted grenades] and RPGs.

title: quickscope


text: multitubes

title: multitubes


text:
zha bo

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)   or woman.

Usage notes

 * Uncommon in printed books and newspapers unless found in direct quotations.

title: zha bo


text: navalisant

title: navalisant


text: navalisé

title: navalisé


text: navalisée

title: navalisée


text: navalisés

title: navalisés


text: navalisées

title: navalisées


text: navalise

title: navalise


text: navalises

title: navalises


text: navalisons

title: navalisons


text:
navaliser

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to convert a vessel for military use

title: navaliser


text: navalisez

title: navalisez


text: navalisent

title: navalisent


text: navalisais

title: navalisais


text: navalisait

title: navalisait


text: navalisions

title: navalisions


text: navalisiez

title: navalisiez


text: navalisaient

title: navalisaient


text: navalisai

title: navalisai


text: navalisas

title: navalisas


text: navalisa

title: navalisa


text: navalisâmes

title: navalisâmes


text: navalisâtes

title: navalisâtes


text: navalisèrent

title: navalisèrent


text: navaliserai

title: navaliserai


text: navaliseras

title: navaliseras


text: navalisera

title: navalisera


text: navaliserons

title: navaliserons


text: navaliserez

title: navaliserez


text: navaliseront

title: navaliseront


text: navaliserais

title: navaliserais


text: navaliserait

title: navaliserait


text: navaliserions

title: navaliserions


text: navaliseriez

title: navaliseriez


text: navaliseraient

title: navaliseraient


text:
gramúlfur

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dire wolf, ; an extinct carnivorous mammal, most common in North America and South America from the Irvingtonian stage to the Rancholabrean stage of the Pleistocene epoch

title: gramúlfur


text: navalisasse

title: navalisasse


text: navalisasses

title: navalisasses


text: navalisât

title: navalisât


text: navalisassions

title: navalisassions


text: navalisassiez

title: navalisassiez


text: navalisassent

title: navalisassent


text: naviguante

title: naviguante


text: naviguants

title: naviguants


text: naviguantes

title: naviguantes


text: obturants

title: obturants


text:
scope in

Verb

 * 1) To look through the scope of a rifle.

title: scope in


text:
ravitailleur

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) refueling

Noun

 * 1)  supply vessel

title: ravitailleur


text:
Talk:dire wolf

Huh, I had no idea that these were real. I thought that dire wolves were just fictional enemies in Dungeons and Dragons. -- Romanophile ♞ (contributions) 10:24, 15 October 2015 (UTC)

title: Talk:dire wolf


text:
ద్రోణము

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A certain measure of capacity: rather more than 64 lbs avoirdupois.
 * 2) The name of a certain hill.
 * 3) The plant called.
 * 4) A Steel bow used in gymnastics.
 * 5) A scorpion.

title: ద్రోణము


text: አስር

title: አስር


text:
rembarquement

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) reembarkation

title: rembarquement


text:
remisage

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) stowage, storage

title: remisage


text:
réapprovisionnement

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) restocking, replenishment

title: réapprovisionnement


text: surestimée

title: surestimée


text: surestimés

title: surestimés


text: surestimées

title: surestimées


text:
pollinere

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to pollinate

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to pollinate

title: pollinere


text:
triplace

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) three-seater (of a vehicle)

title: triplace


text: Category:Norwegian Bokmål terms suffixed with -ere


text: pollinerende

title: pollinerende


text: pollinerer

title: pollinerer


text: pollineres

title: pollineres


text:
adcobra

Etymology
Deadjectival from.

From. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to wish, want, desire

title: adcobra


text: pollinerte

title: pollinerte


text: pollinert

title: pollinert


text: polliner

title: polliner


text:
อาวัล

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  an aval.
 * 2) * 1929, Civil and Commercial Code of Thailand:

title: อาวัล


text: Category:Telugu toponymic surnames

title: Category:Telugu toponymic surnames


text: సాలూరు

title: సాలూరు


text: Yailombo

title: Yailombo


text:
Kisangani

Proper noun

 * 1) The capital city of the Orientale Province, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

title: Kisangani


text:
ใบประจำต่อ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  allonge.
 * 2) * 1929, Civil and Commercial Code of Thailand:

title: ใบประจำต่อ


text:
huevo duro

Noun

 * 1) boiled egg

title: huevo duro


text: huevos duros

title: huevos duros


text:
por descontado

Adverb

 * 1)  on course, naturally

title: por descontado


text: Category:Telugu patronymics

title: Category:Telugu patronymics


text: paluuta

title: paluuta


text: paluuseen

title: paluuseen


text: paluut

title: paluut


text: paluiden

title: paluiden


text: paluitten

title: paluitten


text: paluita

title: paluita


text: paluisiin

title: paluisiin


text:
골수

Noun

 * 1) bone marrow

title: 골수


text:
chilindrón

Noun

 * 1) a sauce made of tomato, red pepper and garlic

title: chilindrón


text: chilindrones

title: chilindrones


text:
костный мозг

Noun

 * 1) marrow, bone marrow

title: костный мозг


text:
dar en hueso

Etymology
lit. 'to strike in the bone'.

Verb

 * 1)  to hit someone hard

title: dar en hueso


text:
no soltar prenda

Etymology
lit. 'to not take off clothes'.

Verb

 * 1)  to keep one's mouth shut, to keep one's lips sealed, to not utter a single word
 * 2)  to keep one's cards close to one's chest

title: no soltar prenda


text:
పైతృకనామము

Noun

 * 1) Patronymic: a name derived from that of one's father or other ancestor.

title: పైతృకనామము


text:
dar largas

Verb

 * 1)  to put off, to delay, to give somebody the runaround

title: dar largas


text:
meterla doblada

Etymology
lit. 'to put it in folded up'.

Verb

 * 1)  to trick, deceive

title: meterla doblada


text: accobra

title: accobra


text: meterla

title: meterla


text: varpuslintujen

title: varpuslintujen


text: varpuslinnut

title: varpuslinnut


text: varpuslintuja

title: varpuslintuja


text: varpuslintuihin

title: varpuslintuihin


text:
顯瘦

Verb

 * 1) to look slim; to make a person look thinner

title: 顯瘦


text: 显瘦

title: 显瘦


text: xiǎnshòu

title: xiǎnshòu


text:
manã

Etymology
From. Cf. Romanian.

Noun

 * 1) an edible type of lichen
 * 2) fog, mist
 * 3) plant blight

title: manã


text: asinchobra

title: asinchobra


text: Category:Old Irish terms prefixed with id-


text:
machadiano

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  relating to Brazilian writer

Noun

 * 1) a scholar of the works of Machado de Assis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Pertaining to or in the style of  (1875–1939), Spanish poet

title: machadiano


text: machadianas

title: machadianas


text: machadiana

title: machadiana


text: machadianos

title: machadianos


text: bànsuí

title: bànsuí


text: fēixiáng

title: fēixiáng


text:
pajaril

Adjective

 * 1)  bird; ornithic, avine

title: pajaril


text:
patinegro

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) blackfoot, black-footed

title: patinegro


text: పైతృకనామం

title: పైతృకనామం


text: pergoleros

title: pergoleros


text:
極力

Adverb

 * 1) sparing no effort; at all costs; doing one's utmost

Adverb

 * 1) sparing no effort; at all costs; doing one's utmost

title: 極力


text:
pergolero

Noun

 * 1) bowerbird

title: pergolero


text: posotomana

title: posotomana


text: 极力

title: 极力


text:
posotomano

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) post-Ottoman

title: posotomano


text: jílì

title: jílì


text:
subóptimo

Adjective

 * 1) suboptimal

title: subóptimo


text:
పైతృకమైన

Adjective

 * 1) patronymic

title: పైతృకమైన


text:
id-

Usage notes

 * Used before the letter . For details on usage, see the main lemma.

Prefix

 * 1) him
 * 2) it

Usage notes
This form merges with the prefixes, , , and to form adid- or as(s)id- and with  become fris(s)id-.

title: id-


text: teologales

title: teologales


text: jízǎo

title: jízǎo


text:
teologal

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) theological

Adjective

 * 1) theological

title: teologal


text: tagjaival

title: tagjaival


text:
viralización

Noun

 * 1) virality

title: viralización


text: zapopinas

title: zapopinas


text:
మాతృకనామము

Noun

 * 1) Matronymic: a name or appellation derived from the name of one's mother.

title: మాతృకనామము


text: karaktereket

title: karaktereket


text: jiézòu

title: jiézòu


text: huīhuò

title: huīhuò


text: zapopina

title: zapopina


text: monolitismos

title: monolitismos


text: pajariles

title: pajariles


text: patinegras

title: patinegras


text: patinegra

title: patinegra


text: patinegros

title: patinegros


text: posotomanas

title: posotomanas


text:
обогреть

Verb

 * 1) to heat, to warm
 * 2) to give one's warmth/affection, to comfort

title: обогреть


text: posotomanos

title: posotomanos


text: subóptimas

title: subóptimas


text: subóptima

title: subóptima


text: subóptimos

title: subóptimos


text: viralizaciones

title: viralizaciones


text:
አሐዱ

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Numeral
(accusative ; feminine )

 * 1)   (1)

title: አሐዱ


text:
огниво

Noun

 * 1)  tinder, kindling material or device for igniting fire

Noun

 * 1) tinderbox

title: огниво


text:
檢修

Verb

 * 1) to examine and repair; to overhaul; to service; to do maintenance

title: 檢修


text: 检修

title: 检修


text: jiǎnxiū

title: jiǎnxiū


text:
ክልኤቱ

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Numeral
(accusative ; feminine )

 * 1)   (2)

title: ክልኤቱ


text: acogerse

title: acogerse


text: arrastrarle

title: arrastrarle


text: detenerles

title: detenerles


text: ensalzarlas

title: ensalzarlas


text: financiarse

title: financiarse


text: localizarla

title: localizarla


text: adcobraim

title: adcobraim


text:
Citations:adcobra

 * c. 800, Wb. 6c1:
 * ni taibrid for nech ní nád ·accobra
 * force no one to what he desires not
 * c. 800, Wb. 6a10:
 * in ·accobri glosses vis
 * dost thou want?
 * c. 800, Wb. 10b18:
 * amal asin·chobra ind ingen
 * as the daughter desires it
 * c. 800, Wb. 17d17:
 * ci ad·cobrinn moídim do dénum, ni boí adbar
 * though I should have desired to boast, there would be no cause here
 * c. 800, Wb. 28b2:
 * amal as n-óin-Dia ad·cobra ícc
 * as he is the one God of all, he desires the salvation of all
 * c. 845, Sg. 146b12:
 * ad·cobraim glosses
 * I want
 * c. 875, Ml. 87c3a:
 * intan ad·cotat a ní ad·chobrat
 * when they obtain what they desire
 * c. 875, Ml. 27b15:
 * inna ancride inna fochaide do·bertar forsin n-aís noib, ad·cobrat-sidi cumscugud fercæ Dæ do thabairt digl(e) ta(ra n-)ési
 * the cruelties of the afflictions that are wrought on the saints, they desire the stirring of the anger of God to inflict vengeance on their behalf
 * c. 875, Ml. 56b31:
 * cia techtid nach aile ni ad·chobrai-siu ⁊ ni·techtai-siu ón immurgu ní·etaigther-su imma ni-sin
 * though another possess what thou desirest and thou possess it not, thou shalt not be envious concerning that thing

 * Abbreviations

 * Ml. = Milan Glosses on the Psalms, published in Thes. 1:7–483.
 * Sg. = St. Gall Glosses on Priscian, published in Thes. 2:49–224.
 * Thes. = Thesaurus Palaeohibernicus (1901–03, Cambridge University Press; reprinted 1975, 1987, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies), edited and with translations by Whitley Stokes and John Strachan, 2 vols.
 * Wb. = Würzburg Glosses on the Pauline Epistles, published in Thes. 1:499–712.

title: Citations:adcobra


text:
國名

Noun

 * 1) name of a country

title: 國名


text: guómíng

title: guómíng


text: sincsenek

title: sincsenek


text: wèiguó

title: wèiguó


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/mōhô

Etymology
From, from. Close cognate with 🇨🇬. Also related to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  poppy, poppyseed

Inflection
Per Kroonen:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/mōhô


text:
végzettségű

Adjective

 * 1) qualified, with qualifications with a named educational level

title: végzettségű


text:
դասախոսություն

Noun

 * 1) lecture

title: դասախոսություն


text: megoldásnak

title: megoldásnak


text:
korszerűsítés

Noun

 * 1) modernization, modernisation, update, updating, upgrading

title: korszerűsítés


text: szobrot

title: szobrot


text: మాతృకనామం

title: మాతృకనామం


text:
స్థలనామము

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) Toponym: The name of a place.

title: స్థలనామము


text: స్థలనామం

title: స్థలనామం


text: kløverar

title: kløverar


text:
гоӏулӏэн

Verb

 * 1) to nail down something to attach with a nail on the side
 * 2) to sweep something on the side
 * 1) to sweep something on the side

title: гоӏулӏэн


text:
okosan

Adverb

 * 1) sensibly, wisely, intelligently, cleverly

title: okosan


text: kløverane

title: kløverane


text: свечечка

title: свечечка


text:
నామకారకుడు

Noun

 * 1) Eponym: one who gives his name to a people, place or institution.

title: నామకారకుడు


text:
джэдыгу

Noun

 * 1) fur coat

title: джэдыгу


text: నామకారకుఁడు

title: నామకారకుఁడు


text:
дзыо

Noun

 * 1) bag; sack

Synonyms

 * (Shapsug)
 * (Shapsug)

title: дзыо


text:
возбудитель

Noun

 * 1) stimulant
 * 2)  causative agent
 * 3)  exciter

title: возбудитель


text:
дзэпщ

Etymology
From ; hence literally “prince army”.

Noun

 * 1) warlord

title: дзэпщ


text: listáján

title: listáján


text:
klap-sammen-mad

Noun

 * 1)  Two pieces of rye bread around some other food.

Usage notes
Klap-sammen-mad usually implies low quality. A sandwich made with white bread might be called en sandwich.

title: klap-sammen-mad


text:
кулъэшъу

Noun

 * 1) brake

title: кулъэшъу


text:
సంక్షిప్తపదము

Noun

 * 1) Acronym: An abbreviation formed by (usually initial) letters taken from a word or series of words, that is itself pronounced as a word.

title: సంక్షిప్తపదము


text:
купкӏ

Noun

 * 1) core

title: купкӏ


text:
къаигъэ

Adjective

 * 1) stubborn

title: къаигъэ


text:
къакъыр

Noun

 * 1) barn

title: къакъыр


text:
къамыл

Noun

 * 1) reed

title: къамыл


text:
къарыу

Etymology
From a source: compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) strong

Noun

 * 1) force

title: къарыу


text: సంక్షిప్తపదం

title: సంక్షిప్తపదం


text:
къогъо

Noun

 * 1) corner

title: къогъо


text:
къохьэн

Verb

 * 1) to go to the corner of

title: къохьэн


text:
двудольный

Adjective

 * 1)  having two parts
 * 2)  dicotyledonous

title: двудольный


text: jogviszonyban

title: jogviszonyban


text: munkatársainak

title: munkatársainak


text: staighrí

title: staighrí


text:
क्लिश्

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Root

 * 1) to torment, trouble, molest, afflict
 * 2) to suffer, feel pain

title: क्लिश्


text:
кхъуэ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pig

Synonyms

 * (Standard Adyghe)
 * (Shapsug)

title: кхъуэ


text:
szavazó

Adjective

 * 1) voting

Noun

 * 1) voter, elector someone who votes

title: szavazó


text: szavazók

title: szavazók


text: teilifíse

title: teilifíse


text:
къохьапӏэ

Noun

 * 1) west

title: къохьапӏэ


text:
къокӏыпӏэ

Noun

 * 1) east

title: къокӏыпӏэ


text:
къуалъхьэ

Noun

 * 1) bribe

title: къуалъхьэ


text:
къуладжэ

Noun

 * 1) watercourse; riverbed

title: къуладжэ


text:
къутыр

Noun

 * 1) bowery

title: къутыр


text: információkhoz

title: információkhoz


text: részesedést

title: részesedést


text:
فارغ‌التحصیل

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) graduate person who is recognized by a university as having completed the requirements of a degree studied at the institution

title: فارغ‌التحصیل


text:
кӏай

Noun

 * 1) ash tree

Adjective

 * 1) white

Adjective

 * 1) white

title: кӏай


text:
кӏэшӏэн

Verb

 * 1) to harness

title: кӏэшӏэн


text: pipopes

title: pipopes


text:
فارغ‌التحصیل شدن

Verb

 * 1)  to graduate

title: فارغ‌التحصیل شدن


text:
panaszkodik

Verb

 * 1)  to moan, to complain (about someone or something  or, to someone ) to express feelings of pain, dissatisfaction, or resentment

title: panaszkodik


text:
кӏожьын

Verb

 * 1) to return (there)
 * Кӏалэр уиунэ мэкӏожьы — The boy is returning to your house.
 * Кӏалэр мэкӏожьы — The boy is returning.

title: кӏожьын


text:
къэкӏожьын

Verb

 * 1) to return (here), to return back
 * Кӏалэр уиунэ къэкӏожьы — The boy is returning back to your house.
 * Кӏалэр къэкӏожьы — The boy is returning back here.

title: къэкӏожьын


text: ui.

title: ui.


text:
кӏочӏадж

Adjective

 * 1) weak, fragile

title: кӏочӏадж


text: మధ్యస్థుఁడు

title: మధ్యస్థుఁడు


text: egyetértésben

title: egyetértésben


text:
кӏуадж

Noun

 * 1) impassable roads, flooded roads

title: кӏуадж


text:
кӏуапӏэ

Noun

 * 1) crowded place

title: кӏуапӏэ


text:
rapailler

Verb

 * 1)  to pick up, gather or collect things
 * 2)  to group or regroup

title: rapailler


text: feladatokkal

title: feladatokkal


text:
నూరేండ్లు

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) century, a hundred years.

title: నూరేండ్లు


text: శతాబ్దం

title: శతాబ్దం


text:
ötéves

Adjective

 * 1) five-year-old
 * 2) five-year
 * 1) five-year
 * 1) five-year

title: ötéves


text:
лъыкӏотэн

Verb

 * 1) to move away a bit

title: лъыкӏотэн


text:
superficialidad

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) superficiality

title: superficialidad


text:
къылъыкӏотэн

Verb

 * 1) to move near a bit

title: къылъыкӏотэн


text: társaik

title: társaik


text:
शताब्द

Adjective

 * 1) consisting of a hundred years

Noun

 * 1) a hundred years, century

title: शताब्द


text:
sinovitis

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  synovitis

title: sinovitis


text:
provincianismo

Noun

 * 1) provincialism

title: provincianismo


text:
preestreno

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) preview, pre-screening

title: preestreno


text:
plurianual

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) multiyear

title: plurianual


text: శతకం

title: శతకం


text:
nigromante

Etymology
A semi-learned borrowing, from.

Noun

 * 1) necromancer
 * 2)  despicable person

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) necromancer

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) necromancer

title: nigromante


text:
кӏотэн

Verb

 * 1) to move

title: кӏотэн


text:
naúfrago

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) shipwrecked

Noun

 * 1) one who is shipwrecked

title: naúfrago


text:
शतक

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) century, group of 100
 * 2)  a century

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) century period of 100 years

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a hundred, a century (especially in titles of works ‘a cento’ or ‘a collection of 100 stanzas’)

title: शतक


text:
narcomenudista

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a small-time drug dealer

title: narcomenudista


text:
somme toute

Adverb

 * 1) in conclusion, in sum, in short

title: somme toute


text:
manejabilidad

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) manageability, usability

title: manejabilidad


text:
Mitrídates

Etymology
, from.

Proper noun

 * 1) Mithridates several Persian kings in ancient times

title: Mitrídates


text:
лъагъо

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬. See it for more.

Noun

 * 1) trail
 * 2) path, way, road

title: лъагъо


text:
Mithridate

Etymology
From, from.

Proper noun

 * 1) Mithridates several Persian kings in ancient times

title: Mithridate


text:
Citations:belly-timber

Noun: food

 * 1) * 1634, William Wood, Nevv Englands Prospect: A True, Lively, and Experimentall Description of that Part of America Commonly Called Nevv England, Discovering the State of that Countrie both as it Stands to our New-come English Planters and to the Old Native Inhabitants, Laying Downe that which may both Enrich the Knowledge of the Mind-travelling Reader or Benefit the Future Voyager, London: Printed ... by Tho. Cates, for Iohn Bellamie and to be sold ... neere the Royal Exchange, 820329636; reprinted as Wood's New-England's Prospect [Publications of the ; III], Boston, Mass.: Published for the Society by John Wilson and Son, 1865,  16799116, page 75:
 * Having done with their moſt needful cloathings and ornamentall deckings; may it pleaſe you to feaſt your eyes with their belly-timbers; which I ſuppoſe would be but ſtibium to weake ſtomacks as they cooke it, though never so good of it ſelfe.
 * 1) *1663, Samuel Butler, Hudibras, London: Printed by J. G. for Richard Marriot, under Saint Dunstan's Church in, 43488441; republished as Henry G[eorge] Bohn, editor, Hudibras, by Samuel Butler; with Variorum Notes, Selected Principally from Grey and Nash, volume I, London: Henry G. Bohn, 1859,  224652699, part 1, canto 1:
 * And tho' knights errant, as some think, / Of old did neither eat nor drink, / Because when thorough deserts vast, / And regions desolate, they past, / Where belly-timber above ground, / Or under, was not to be found
 * 1) * 1667,, Scarronnides, or, Virgile Travestie: A Mock-poem, on the First and Fourth Books of s Ænænis in English, Burlésque [...], London: Printed by E. Cotes for Henry Brome, 222029430; republished as Scarronnides, or, Virgile Travestie. A Mock-poem, on the First & Fourth Books of Virgil's Ænæis in English Burlesque, 9th edition, London: Printed for Charles Brome, at the Gun, the West end of St. Paul's Church, 1709,  13595638, page 27:
 * Only Æneas he was waking; / Who whilſt the Night was dark and o'er-caſt, / Like one that had an exc'llent fore-caſt, / Lay thinking now his Guts grew limber, / How they might get more Belly-timber:
 * 1) * 1718,, "Alma; or, The Progress of the Mind", in Poems on Several Occasions, London: J[acob] Tonson and J. Barber, 458176403, canto III; republished in ; , The Works of the English Poets, from Chaucer to Cowper; including the Series Edited, with Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, by Dr. Samuel Johnson: And the Most Approved Translations. The Additional Lives by Alexander Chalmers, F.S.A. In Twenty-one Volumes. Hughes, Sheffield, Prior, Congreve, Blackmore, Fenton, Gay, volume X, London: Printed for J. Johnson [et al.], 1810,  163876838, page 202:
 * The strength of every other member / Is founded on your belly-timber; / The qualms or raptures of your blood, / Rise in proportion to your food;
 * 1) * 1749, ;, transl., The Adventures of Gil Blas of Santillane. A New Translation, from the Best French Edition, London: J. Osborn, 779187431; republished as The Adventures of Gil Blas de Santillane. Translated from the French of Le Sage by Tobias Smollett, M.D. [...] In Three Volumes, volume I, London: Printed for Thomas M'Lean [et al.], 1819,  697631796, page 163:
 * I don't trouble myself with clothes, linen, and other useless baggage; but resolving to have nothing superfluous, fill my knapsack with belly-timber, my razors, and a wash-ball.
 * 1) * 1820 March,, The Monastery. A Romance. In Three Volumes, Edinburgh: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London; and for Archibald Constable and Co., and John Ballantyne, bookseller to the King, Edinburgh, 874942027; republished as The Monastery; a Romance [Historical Romances of the Author of Waverley; III], Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable & Co. Edinburgh; and Hurst, Robinson & Co. London, 1824,  489926624, pages 67–68:
 * I hope, a'gad, they have not forgotten my trunk-mails of apparel amid the ample provision they have made for their own belly-timber – Mercy, a'gad, I were finely holped up if the vesture has miscarried among the thievish Borderers!
 * 1) * 1882, Frederick W[illiam] P[earce] Jago, The Ancient Language, and the Dialect of Cornwall, with an Enlarged Glossary of Cornish Provincial Words, Truro: Netherton & Worth; reprinted as Cambridge:, 2014, ISBN 978-1-108-07166-6, page 115:
 * Belly-tember. Good and solid food.
 * 1) * 1820 March,, The Monastery. A Romance. In Three Volumes, Edinburgh: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London; and for Archibald Constable and Co., and John Ballantyne, bookseller to the King, Edinburgh, 874942027; republished as The Monastery; a Romance [Historical Romances of the Author of Waverley; III], Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable & Co. Edinburgh; and Hurst, Robinson & Co. London, 1824,  489926624, pages 67–68:
 * I hope, a'gad, they have not forgotten my trunk-mails of apparel amid the ample provision they have made for their own belly-timber – Mercy, a'gad, I were finely holped up if the vesture has miscarried among the thievish Borderers!
 * 1) * 1882, Frederick W[illiam] P[earce] Jago, The Ancient Language, and the Dialect of Cornwall, with an Enlarged Glossary of Cornish Provincial Words, Truro: Netherton & Worth; reprinted as Cambridge:, 2014, ISBN 978-1-108-07166-6, page 115:
 * Belly-tember. Good and solid food.
 * 1) * 1882, Frederick W[illiam] P[earce] Jago, The Ancient Language, and the Dialect of Cornwall, with an Enlarged Glossary of Cornish Provincial Words, Truro: Netherton & Worth; reprinted as Cambridge:, 2014, ISBN 978-1-108-07166-6, page 115:
 * Belly-tember. Good and solid food.

title: Citations:belly-timber