text:
sjappietouwer

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  A dock worker.
 * 2) * 1962 November 29, "Bootwerker_Havenarbeider_Stuwer", Het Vrije Volk (havenbijvoegsel), page 3.
 * "nl"
 * 1)  A dock worker.
 * 2) * 1962 November 29, "Bootwerker_Havenarbeider_Stuwer", Het Vrije Volk (havenbijvoegsel), page 3.
 * "nl"
 * 1) * 1962 November 29, "Bootwerker_Havenarbeider_Stuwer", Het Vrije Volk (havenbijvoegsel), page 3.
 * "nl"

- De bootwerkers van Rotterdam, dat waren de knokkers op rumoerige zaterdagavonden in de stad, de drinkers en de keetschoppers in de kroegen van de havenbuurten. Dat waren bij de eeuwwisseling de sjappietouwers met de pezige lichamen, de balensjouwers en ruwe klanten uit de armoewijken van Rotterdam.

 * 1) * 1902 May 5, presumably "Robben", "Typen uit het Kikkerland. Een Amsterdamsche barbieraanspreker", De Preanger-Bode (tweede blad), No. 101.
 * "nl"
 * "nl"

- Mijn scheerjongen is der nog niet. Die sjappietouwer komp nou altijd te laat.

 * 1) * 1932 November 8, Het Vaderland (avondblad C), page 1.
 * "nl"

- De politie nam het kodakje in beslag en het werd een heel vervelend oploopje, waarbij allemaal sjappietouwers en pastjepeeërs kwamen kijken en erg ón-klassieke opmerkingen maken in het Grieksch met een modern-Atheensch accent.

 * 1)  nasty or deceitful person, jerk, crook
 * 2) * 1901 December 28, "Bramsen" (presumably "Robben"), ""Vrijdagavondcadetjes. LXV", De Preanger-Bode, vol. 6, issue 295.
 * "nl"
 * "nl"

- Nou breekt mijn pijp; maar mijn God, snapt u dan niet, die. . . . dat zoo iets on in den gond boort, dat als we die chineezen niet meer van de europeanen kunnen onderscheiden we nog meer dan vroeger door die sjapptieouwers er tusschen worden genomen?

 * 1)  Someone with an unkempt appearance.
 * 1)  Someone with an unkempt appearance.
 * 1)  Someone with an unkempt appearance.
 * 1)  Someone with an unkempt appearance.
 * 1)  Someone with an unkempt appearance.

title: sjappietouwer


text: Category:English 14-syllable words

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

title: Category:English 14-syllable words


text: Category:English 15-syllable words

title: Category:English 15-syllable words


text:
svovelinnhold

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sulphur content

title: svovelinnhold


text:
danshuis

Etymology
Compound of or.

title: danshuis


text: fibroatheromata

title: fibroatheromata


text: howieites

title: howieites


text:
danszaal

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) dancing room
 * 1) dancing room
 * 1) dancing room

title: danszaal


text: Category:English 19-syllable words

title: Category:English 19-syllable words


text: svovelinnholdet

title: svovelinnholdet


text:
svovelinnhald

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sulphur content

title: svovelinnhald


text: svovelinnhaldet

title: svovelinnhaldet


text: masnad

title: masnad


text: masnads

title: masnads


text:
verzaker

Etymology
From, equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) One who neglects, shirks, avoids, etc. responsibilities
 * 2)  An ascetic, someone who has renounced worldly riches

title: verzaker


text:
不怎麼

Adverb

 * 1) not very; not particularly

title: 不怎麼


text: 不怎么

title: 不怎么


text:
splanchno-

Prefix

 * 1) viscera; intestine

Related terms

 * splanchnic

title: splanchno-


text: bùzěnme

title: bùzěnme


text: Category:English terms prefixed with splanchno-


text:
wereldverzaker

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * , someone who pursues an ascetic way of life

title: wereldverzaker


text: wereldverzakers

title: wereldverzakers


text: verzakers

title: verzakers


text: కట్లు

title: కట్లు


text:
陳詞

Verb

 * 1) to present one's views

Noun

 * 1) stale hackneyed words, cliché

title: 陳詞


text: 陈词

title: 陈词


text: trustee stocks

title: trustee stocks


text: కొట్లు

title: కొట్లు


text:
濫調

Noun

 * 1) platitude; cliché; hackneyed saying

title: 濫調


text: 滥调

title: 滥调


text:
asceet

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * , one who lives a life of self-denial

title: asceet


text: LPOs

title: LPOs


text:
నెట్టు

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬,.

Verb

 * 1) to shove, thrust, push

Noun

 * 1) a push, shove

title: నెట్టు


text:
小巷

Noun

 * 1) alley; lane

title: 小巷


text: xiǎoxiàng

title: xiǎoxiàng


text:
底座

Noun

 * 1) base; foundation; pedestal

title: 底座


text:
得獎

Verb

 * 1) to win a prize

title: 得獎


text: 得奖

title: 得奖


text: dǐzuò

title: dǐzuò


text: déjiǎng

title: déjiǎng


text:
eeuweling

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  someone who is at least 100 years old

title: eeuweling


text:
木器

Noun

 * 1) wooden article

title: 木器


text:
末世

Noun

 * 1) last phase ; last reign

title: 末世


text: mùqì

title: mùqì


text: mòshì

title: mòshì


text:
誇口

Verb

 * 1) to boast; to brag; to talk big

title: 誇口


text: 夸口

title: 夸口


text: kuākǒu

title: kuākǒu


text: త్రోపులు

title: త్రోపులు


text:
也是

Verb

 * 1)  to also be

Interjection

 * 1) that's true

title: 也是


text: hotemetootje

title: hotemetootje


text: hotemetootjes

title: hotemetootjes


text:
micro-optimization

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  Optimization at the level of individual instructions and operations.

Coordinate terms

 * optimization

title: micro-optimization


text: ditroites

title: ditroites


text: yě shì

title: yě shì


text:
తిరస్కరించు

Verb

 * 1) To refuse to accept - reject.

title: తిరస్కరించు


text: brjota

title: brjota


text: brjote

title: brjote


text: baglos

title: baglos


text: tuìxiū

title: tuìxiū


text:
退休金

Noun

 * 1) pension

title: 退休金


text:
renunciatie

Noun

 * , the act of resigning, abandoning

title: renunciatie


text: tuìxiūjīn

title: tuìxiūjīn


text: duānzhuāng

title: duānzhuāng


text:
uniformed service

Noun

 * 1) A military organization, or another agency or organization of government in which members wear a uniform.
 * 2) Participation in a military organization, or another agency or organization of government in which members wear a uniform.
 * 1) Participation in a military organization, or another agency or organization of government in which members wear a uniform.
 * 1) Participation in a military organization, or another agency or organization of government in which members wear a uniform.
 * 1) Participation in a military organization, or another agency or organization of government in which members wear a uniform.

title: uniformed service


text:
నివసించు

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to dwell, reside, live in

title: నివసించు


text:
Sciorenza

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬, whence modern.

title: Sciorenza


text:
schimp

Etymology
From.

title: schimp


text:
నివాసి

Noun

 * 1) a dweller.

title: నివాసి


text:
派兵

Verb

 * 1) to dispatch troops

title: 派兵


text: pàibīng

title: pàibīng


text:
blănar

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) furrier, peltmonger

title: blănar


text:
schimpscheut

Etymology
Already attested in the 17th century. Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) * 1929, Joost van den Vondel, "Rozemont", in Sterck et al (eds.), De werken van Vondel. Deel 3. 1627-1640, Maatschappij voor goede en goedkoope lectuur (1st edition; publication of the original was around 1640), page 781.
 * "nl"
 * "nl"

- Sophia, wat al leets hebt ghy Godts Kerck gebrouwen, / Met eenen schimpscheut (ach een schimpwoort vry gering) / Die Narses, door het hart, aen zijn vijf zinnen ging, / En, als een pijl, uw tong zoo los en bits ontglipte;

title: schimpscheut


text: schimpscheuten

title: schimpscheuten


text: asceten

title: asceten


text: blănari

title: blănari


text:
隔天

Noun

 * 1) every other day; alternating days; the day after next
 * 2) the next day; the following day

title: 隔天


text:
隔日

Noun

 * 1) every other day; alternating days; the day after next
 * 2) the next day; the following day

title: 隔日


text: gérì

title: gérì


text: gétiān

title: gétiān


text:
blănăreasă

Etymology
From.

title: blănăreasă


text:
నివారణము

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) prevention

title: నివారణము


text: blănărese

title: blănărese


text:
alfsegat

Etymology
perhaps from "half zijn gat"

Adverb

 * 1)  careless; sloppy
 * 2)  so-so
 * 1)  so-so

title: alfsegat


text:
Nintendo-duim

Etymology
Compound of,.

Noun

 * , a gaming-related form of repetitive strain injury affecting the thumb

title: Nintendo-duim


text: fājiàofěn

title: fājiàofěn


text: fāxiàofěn

title: fāxiàofěn


text:
నివారించు

Verb

 * 1) To do away with, cure, avert, dissipate.
 * 2) to put a stop to, dispel, remove, rescue.
 * 3) to appease, satisfy.
 * 4) To prevent ill luck by sprinkling water.
 * 5) To forbid, bar, debar, arrest.

title: నివారించు


text:
隔夜

Adjective

 * 1)  from the previous night; overnight

title: 隔夜


text:
焙粉

Noun

 * 1) baking powder

title: 焙粉


text:
發粉

Noun

 * 1) baking powder

title: 發粉


text:
van hier en ginder

Prepositional phrase

 * 1)  careless; sloppy
 * 2)  so-so

title: van hier en ginder


text: 发粉

title: 发粉


text:
wager-boat

Noun

 * 1) A high-performance boat for sculling, and winning wagers.

title: wager-boat


text: qǐzi

title: qǐzi


text: bèifěn

title: bèifěn


text: qǐzǐ

title: qǐzǐ


text: fāfěn

title: fāfěn


text: projectivists

title: projectivists


text:
spieken

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Verb

 * 1) to cheat, to crib

title: spieken


text: projectivisms

title: projectivisms


text: wager-boats

title: wager-boats


text: consonant gradations

title: consonant gradations


text:
Talk:Hawthorne effect

Definition is a bit badly worded: there are two "changes" involved — the institutional change that the study is measuring, and the resulting change in the individuals — but the definition does not properly distinguish them. Equinox ◑ 15:07, 2 January 2017 (UTC)

title: Talk:Hawthorne effect


text:
pluksel

Noun

 * 1) lint, pluff
 * 2) something that has been picked or plucked

title: pluksel


text:
nothing-buttery

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  Any form of reductionism seen as explaining away phenomena.

title: nothing-buttery


text: hézhǐ

title: hézhǐ


text:
화지

Noun

 * 1) washi, traditional Japanese paper

title: 화지


text: Category:ko:Paper

title: Category:ko:Paper


text:
αγριωπά

Adverb

 * 1) grimly, fiercely, in a growling manner

title: αγριωπά


text:
αγωνιστικά

Adverb

 * 1) competitively, agonistically

title: αγωνιστικά


text:
áirithint

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) booking reservation for a service

title: áirithint


text: bèngliú

title: bèngliú


text: áirithinte

title: áirithinte


text: áirithintí

title: áirithintí


text: public goods

title: public goods


text:
ww.

Adjective

 * : above-mentioned

title: ww.


text: tuōqiàn

title: tuōqiàn


text:
合理懷疑

Noun

 * 1)  reasonable doubt

title: 合理懷疑


text: 合理怀疑

title: 合理怀疑


text:
User:Examplelal

Examplelal (talk) 16:44, 2 January 2017 (UTC)

title: User:Examplelal


text: hélǐ huáiyí

title: hélǐ huáiyí


text: biodieselen

title: biodieselen


text: Category:Latin terms calqued from Old Saxon


text: Category:Terms calqued from Old Saxon

title: Category:Terms calqued from Old Saxon


text: ringspots

title: ringspots


text:
ダルマザメ

Noun

 * : the cookiecutter shark, also called the

title: ダルマザメ


text: darumazame

title: darumazame


text:
ojiazul

Etymology
From, on the pattern of , , , etc.

Adjective

 * 1)  blue-eyed

title: ojiazul


text:
upset the natives

Etymology
Most likely from colonial days when upsetting the native population could lead to outbreaks of violence.

Verb

 * 1) To offend local sensibilities.
 * 1) To offend local sensibilities.

title: upset the natives


text:
nechtít

Etymology
From.

title: nechtít


text:
unholiday

Noun

 * 1) A day or period of time which is not a holiday, but is celebrated as if it were one.

Adjective

 * 1) Grim or drab; the antithesis of festive.

title: unholiday


text: unholidays

title: unholidays


text:
上り坂

Noun

 * 1) uphill

title: 上り坂


text:
råmaterial

Etymology
From.

title: råmaterial


text: nechci

title: nechci


text: Template:table:colors/kw

title: Template:table:colors/kw


text:
plaatsvervangende schaamte

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) vicarious embarrassment, also called empathic embarrassment, i.e. the uncomfortable sympathetic feeling experienced while watching someone else embarrass themselves

title: plaatsvervangende schaamte


text:
nudey

Etymology
From.

title: nudey


text:
nudiness

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The state, quality, or condition of being nudy

title: nudiness


text:
nudy

Etymology
From  and.

Adjective

 * 1)  Relating to nudity or nudeness.
 * 2)  Naked.
 * 1)  Naked.

title: nudy


text:
ćaga

Etymology
(🇨🇬), from.

Noun

 * 1)  permit, certificate, diploma

title: ćaga


text:
ћага

Etymology
(🇨🇬), from.

Noun

 * 1)  permit, certificate, diploma

title: ћага


text:
Talk:Jurchen

Pronunciation
Trying to find out how to pronounce this. My paper dictionary doesn't have it, and none of the dictionaries on Onelook have it either. A YouTube search, the first video I clicked on suggested. 2.30.96.203 18:37, 2 January 2017 (UTC)

title: Talk:Jurchen


text:
brüder

Noun

 * 1) brother

title: brüder


text:
vicarious embarrassment

Noun

 * 1) The uncomfortable sympathetic feeling experienced while watching someone else embarrass themselves.

Translations

 * Catalan: vergonya aliena
 * Czech: pocit trapnosti za druhého, pocit trapnosti
 * Dutch: plaatsvervangende schaamte
 * Finnish:
 * German: ,
 * Icelandic: kjánahrollur
 * Polish:
 * Portuguese:
 * Russian:
 * Spanish: ,
 * Swedish: sekundärskam

title: vicarious embarrassment


text:
Reconstruction:Latin/traginare

Etymology
Extended form of, from.

Verb

 * 1) to drag, to pull, to trail

Descendants

 * Old Occitan:
 * Old Occitan:
 * Old Occitan:
 * Old Occitan:
 * Old Occitan:
 * Old Occitan:
 * Old Occitan:
 * Old Occitan:
 * Old Occitan:
 * Old Occitan:

title: Reconstruction:Latin/traginare


text: empathic embarrassment

title: empathic embarrassment


text:
underclassness

Noun

 * 1) The quality or condition of belonging to the underclass.

title: underclassness


text:
Appendix:English words with Greek and Latin roots

 * (accelerātus and métron), compare, epitáchynsi and mēnsūra
 * (, autós and ), compare and  kinētikós
 * (, têle and ), compare and  hórasis


text: utvikles

title: utvikles


text:
grădinar

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) gardener

title: grădinar


text: grădinari

title: grădinari


text:
grădinăreasă

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ; (female) gardener

title: grădinăreasă


text: grădinărese

title: grădinărese


text: Category:ro:Horticulture

title: Category:ro:Horticulture


text:
nazi van dienst

Noun

 * 1) overly strict person in a certain situation
 *
 *

title: nazi van dienst


text:
red sanders

Noun

 * 1) A tree of species  or its reddish heartwood, highly valued in woodworking, and used as a dye as well as a traditional herbal medicine.

title: red sanders


text: uniformed services

title: uniformed services


text:
modifisering

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) modification

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) modification

title: modifisering


text:
quasispheroidal

Adjective

 * 1) Almost, but not quite spheroidal.

title: quasispheroidal


text:
quasielliptical

Adjective

 * 1) Almost, but not quite elliptical.

title: quasielliptical


text:
quasistraight

Adjective

 * 1)  Almost, but not quite straight.

title: quasistraight


text:
quasicubic

Adjective

 * 1) Almost, but not quite cubic.

title: quasicubic


text:
Module:nv-conj

--[[ Based on Kari's paper (1978) with several personal additions, adaptations and fixes.

NOTES: - Lua regex are very expensive, had to scale back my all-regex coding paradigm. - In order to facilitate usage of Lua regex (which are very limited), consonants are converted to a one-symbol format (ex: q for k', č for ch...), then rules are applied, then the word is converted back to conventional orthography.

TODO: - seriative, - "make" verbs in the perfective, - get rid of the ":" altogether as a formative boundary. ]]

local p = {}

local umatch= mw.ustring.match local ufind = mw.ustring.find local subst = mw.ustring.gsub

local UTF8_char = "[\1-\127\194-\244][\128-\191]*"

-- forward declarations local convert, fut_adjustment_conj

-- ENTRY POINTS function p.show(frame) return p.conj(frame:getParent) end

function p.conj(frame) local f = frame.args

-- retrieve parameters get_params(frame) local data = {} data.form_1sg = f["1sg"] or proc("1sg") data.form_2sg = f["2sg"] or proc("2sg") data.form_3sg = f["3sg"] or proc("3sg") data.form_4sg = f["4sg"] or proc("4sg") data.form_1dl = f["1dl"] or proc("1dl") data.form_2dl = f["2dl"] or proc("2dl") data.form_1pl = f["1pl"] or proc("1pl") data.form_2pl = f["2pl"] or proc("2pl") data.form_3pl = f["3pl"] or proc("3pl") data.form_4pl = f["4pl"] or proc("4pl")

if frame.args["test"] then return make_string(data) else return make_table(data) end end

function get_params(frame)

-- convert 7-args mode to 4-args mode if frame.args[7] then frame.args["conj"]=frame.args[4] frame.args["obj"] =frame.args[3] frame.args["disj"]=frame.args[2] frame.args[4]    =frame.args[7] frame.args[3]    =frame.args[6] frame.args[2]    =frame.args[5] end

mode_ = frame.args[1] asp_ = frame.args[2] cl_  = frame.args[3] stem_ = frame.args[4] disj_ = frame.args["disj"] or "" conj_ = frame.args["conj"] or "" obj_ = frame.args["obj"]  or ""

neuter_= frame.args["neuter"] -- ni / ∅ nodevoice_= frame.args["nodevoice"] d_effect_= frame.args["d-effect"] nospread_= frame.args["nospread"] dashift_= frame.args["dashift"] hop_   = frame.args["hop"] or ""

-- underlying representations -- TODO: improve below code --      manage multiple disj/conj prefs

if disj_ == "a" then disj_ = "ʼi" elseif disj_ == "á" then disj_ = "ʼí" --elseif disj_ == "á" then disj_ = "ʼá" end

disj_ = subst(disj_, "kó", "kwí")

if obj_ == "a" then obj_ = "ʼi" elseif obj_ == "y" then obj_ = "yi" elseif obj_ == "ho" then obj_="hwi" end fut_="" if mode_=="fut" then fut_adjustment_conj end

disj_ = convert(disj_) obj_ = convert(obj_) conj_ = convert(conj_) stem_ = convert(stem_)

has_hiss = ufind(stem_, "[szcʒ]") has_hush = ufind(stem_, "[šžčćj]") end

-- PARADIGMS local paradigms={}

paradigms["impf"] = {} P = paradigms["impf"] P["∅"] ={  "š","ni",  "", "iid", "oh"} P["ni"] ={"niš","ní","ni","niid","noh"} P["yii"]={"iiš","ii","ii", "iid","ooh"} --P["í"] ={"ísh","íní","í", "íid", "óh"}

paradigms["perf"] = {} P = paradigms["perf"] P["yi"] ={"ğí", "ğíní","ğí","iid","oo"} P["yid"]={"ğiš","ğíní","ği","iid","ooh"}

P["ni"] ={"ní","ğíní","ní","niid","noo"} P["nid"]={"niš","ğíní","ni","niid","nooh"}

P["si"] ={"sé", "síní","z","siid","soo"} P["sid"]={"sis","síní","s","siid","sooh"} P["si2"] ={"é", "íní","ğez","eed","soo"} P["si2d"]={"és","íní","ğes","eed","sooh"}

P["yii"]={"ii","ini","ii", "iid","oo"} P["yiid"]={"iiš","ini","ii", "iid","ooh"}

paradigms["fut"] = {} P = paradigms["fut"] P["∅"] ={"ğeš", "ğí","ğo","ğiid","ğoh"} --P["∅"] ={"eeš", "íí","oo","iid","ooh"}

-- REGEXP local vowels = "aąáą́eęéę́iįíį́oǫóǫ́" local V = "[".. vowels.."]" local L = "[aąeęiįoǫ]" local H = "[áą́éę́íį́óǫ́]" local C = "[^:=#" .. vowels .."]" local C0= "[^=#" .. vowels .."]*=" local K = "[^:=#yʼ" .. vowels .."]" local I = "[ií]" local O = "[oó]" local S = "[sš]"

local high_tone = { ["a"] = "á", ["e"] = "é", ["i"] = "í", ["o"] = "ó" } local low_tone = { ["á"] = "a", ["é"] = "e", ["í"] = "i", ["ó"] = "o" }

local d_effect_map = { ["z"] = "ʒ",  ["ž"] = "j", ["ğ"] = "g",  ["y"] = "ʼy", ["w"] = "ʼw", ["l"] = "dl", ["ʼ"] = "tʼ", ["m"] = "ʼm", ["n"] = "ʼn" } --Note: stem must be provided with etymological y or gh, so as to elicit proper d-effect.

local devoicing = { ["z"] = "s", ["ğ"] = "h", ["ž"] = "š", ["l"] = "ł", ["w"] = "h", ["y"] = "h", }

local surds = "([sšhł])" local voiced = "([zžğwyl])"

local function at(str, i)	if i == 0 then return "" elseif i < 0 then local n = 0 local characters = {} for character in string.gmatch(str, UTF8_char) do			n = n + 1 characters[n] = character end return characters[n + i + 1] else local n = 0 for character in string.gmatch(str, UTF8_char) do			n = n + 1 if n == i then return character end end end

return "" end

local function assimilate(i, v)  v = at(v, 1) -- first vowel if long if i == "í" then return high_tone[v] or v  end

v = low_tone[v] or v  return subst(i, "i", v) end

local function split_pref(pref) cv,f = umatch(pref, "^(.-)([sšhd]*)$") return cv, f end

local function append(pref) if not pref or pref == "" then return end

if form_ ~= "" then last = at(form_, -1) if last == "#" or last == "=" then form_ = form_.. pref else form_ = form_.. ":".. pref end else form_ = pref end end

local abbrs = { V = V, H = H, L = L, C0 = C0, C = C, I = I, O = O, K = K, } local function expand_regex(str) return string.gsub(str, "[VHLCIOK]0?", abbrs)

--[[ expanding manually instead to speed up? Not faster actually...   ret=""   d=""   for c in mw.ustring.gmatch(str,".") do      if c == "V" then ret=ret..V     elseif c == "H" then ret=ret..H     elseif c == "L" then ret=ret..L     elseif d == "C" and c== "0" then          ret=ret..C0     elseif d == "C" and c ~= "0" then          ret=ret..C..c     elseif c == "I" then ret=ret..I     elseif c == "O" then ret=ret..O     elseif c == "K" then ret=ret..K     elseif c ~= "C" then ret=ret..c     end

d = c  end return ret ]] end

local function replace(str1, str2) str1 = expand_regex(str1) form_ = subst(form_, str1, str2) end

-- basic replace without wildcard local function replace2(str1, str2) form_ = subst(form_, str1, str2) end

local function match(str2) str2 = expand_regex(str2) return umatch(form_, str2) end

-- basic replace without wildcard local function match2(str2) return umatch(form_, str2) end

di2mono = { ["kw"] = "q", ["hw"] = "f", ["kʼ"] = "ç", ["čʼ"] = "ć",  -- trick ["tʼ"] = "ť", ["ts"] = "c", ["sh"] = "š", ["zh"] = "ž", ["gh"] = "ğ", ["ch"] = "č", ["dz"] = "ʒ" } mono2di = { ["q"] = "kw", ["f"] = "hw", ["ç"] = "kʼ", ["ć"] = "chʼ", ["ť"] = "tʼ", ["c"] = "ts", ["š"] = "sh", ["ž"] = "zh", ["ğ"] = "gh", ["č"] = "ch", ["ʒ"] = "dz", ["ñ"] = "n" }

-- declared as local above function convert(str) -- using regex only is too expensive -- doing it manually ret = "" d = "" for c in mw.ustring.gmatch(str,".") do    if d == "" then d=c else m = di2mono[d..c]        if m and m == "č" then d = "č" elseif d == "č" and not m then ret = ret.."č" d = c        elseif m then ret = ret.. m         d = "" else ret = ret.. d         d = c        end end end ret = ret.. d  return ret end

local function convert_back -- using regex only is too expensive -- doing it manually

ret ="" d = "" for c in mw.ustring.gmatch(form_,".") do     if c ==":" or c=="=" or c=="#" then elseif ret == "" and c == "ʼ" then elseif d == "s" and c == "h" then ret = ret.."x" elseif d == "s" and c == "s" then elseif d == "sh" and c == "š" then elseif d == "z" and c == "z" then elseif d == "zh" and c == "ž" then elseif c == "ğ" or c == "f" then d = c     elseif d == "ğ" then if umatch(c, "[eęiįéę́íį́]") then d="y" elseif umatch(c,"[oǫóǫ́]") then d="w" else d="gh" end ret=ret.. d..c     elseif d == "f" then if umatch(c, "[oǫóǫ́]") then d="h" else d="hw" end ret=ret..d..c     else d = mono2di[c] or c        ret = ret .. d     end end form_=ret end

--################################# -- RULES

-- declared as local above function fut_adjustment_conj fut_="di" if asp_=="yii" then fut_="ği:".. fut_ asp_="∅" end end

local function fut_adjustments -- di- positioning replace2("di:([yh][ií])", "%1:di")

-- high-tone future replace2("d[ií]:n[ií]", "dí:ní")

-- methateses that need early ordering replace ("ji:y(I)", "y%1:ji") replace2("(.[:#])ji:ği", "%1ği:ji") replace2("(.+)#yi:ği", "%1#yi") end

local function ni_adjustments if neuter_ then

if neuter_ == "∅" then replace2(":?ni=", "=") end

replace2("(.[#:])łi=", "%1l=")

else -- "active" verb -- yini/yíní tentatively managed hee replace2("yí:ni=", "ó=") -- yíníshta' replace2("ğí:ni=", "ó=") -- 'ííníshta' -- yinishyé-wolyé-joolyé-daolyé mess replace2("da#ği:ni=", "da#ğo=") replace2("^#ği:ni=", "#ğo=") replace2("ği:ni=", "oo=") -- conj-dominant if conj_ ~= "" then replace2(":ni=", ":ğe=") else -- ∅- or da- dominant replace2("^#ni=", "#yí=") replace2("^da#ni=", "da#yí=")

-- disj-dominant replace2("#ni=", "#=") end end end

local function yii_adjustments -- yi_doubling replace2("^#yi:ii", "#yi:yi:ii")

-- dis: ii > i, but da#ii > dayii or dei if mode_ == "impf" then replace2("da#ii=", "da#yi:ii=") else replace2("da#ii=", "da#yi=") end replace("(V)#ii(:?š?)=", "%1#i%2=")

-- ho adjustments: hwi+ii > hoo replace2("fi:ii(:?š?)=", "ho:o%1=")

-- object-dominant 2sg if obj ~= "" and conj_ == "" and rank == 2 then replace2("ini=", "iini=") end end

local function yi_adjustments

-- yi_doubling replace2("^#yi:ğí=", "#yi:yi:ğí=")

-- hwi-delab needed before gamma_del -- for 1sg: hwi:ğí= > hóó, not hwíí replace2("fi:ğí=", "ho:ğí=")

end

local function yi_d_adjustments

-- conjunct if rank == 3 then replace2("#(.+)ği=", "#%1ğo=") elseif rank == 1 then replace2("#(.+)ği:š=", "#%1ğe:š=") end

-- a-away + perfective = ee  replace2("ʼi#ği(:?š?)=", "ʼi#ğe%1=")

end

local function si_adjustments -- yini replace2("da#ği:([sz])=","da#ğo:%1=") replace2("ği:([sz])=","oo:%1=")

-- yiz + ł = yis replace2("z=ł:", "s=ł:")

-- #s=gan > sigan replace2("^#[sz]=([∅ł])", "#si=%1")

-- ni:soo > noo or sinoo if rank==5 then replace2("^#ni:soo", "#si:noo") replace2("^da#ni:soo", "da#si:noo") replace2("ni:soo", "noo") end end

local function seriative_h_deletion  --13 replace("(#.+:)hi(C0)","%1ii%2") replace2("(#.+:)hi:","%1yi:") end

local function d_effect -- handle 1dl cases first replace2( ":d=ł:l",  "=dl") replace2( ":d=[łl]:", "=l:") replace2( ":d=[d∅]:", "=d:")

replace2( "=∅:",     "=") -- apply d-effect -- special cases if stem_ == "zǫ́ǫ́z" or stem_=="zǫ́ǫ́s" then replace2("=d:z", "=d") elseif stem_ == "ʼeeł" or stem_ == "ʼéél" or stem_ == "ʼoł" then replace2("=d:", "=") else c = match("=d:(C)") if c then dc = d_effect_ or d_effect_map[c] or c      replace2("=d:"..c, "=".. dc) end end end

local function continuant_devoicing  --18 if nodevoice_ then return end

exp = surds.."([:=])"..voiced s, sep, v = match2(exp) if s and sep and v then f = devoicing[v] replace2(s..sep..v, s..sep..f)  end end

local function barred_l_deletion     --23 replace2("=ł:([sšł])", "=%1") end

local function h_deletion            --32 replace2(":h=ł:", "=ł") end

local function classifier_deletion   --30 replace2("([sš])=ł:", "%1=") end

local function cons_degemination     --26 -- replace(":?s=s", "=s") -- replace(":?š=š", "=š") end

local function pepet_vowel_insertion --46 replace("#(C0)", "#i%1") end

local function vowel_deletion        --12 replace("(C)i:(V)", "%1%2") end

local function tone_assimilation     --39 -- acceleration if not has_high then return end

--disjunct if not nospread_ and has_disj then h,l,c0 =match("(H#C?:?C?:?C?)(L)(C0)") if h and l and c0 then a = high_tone[l] replace2(h..l..c0, h..a..c0) end end

--conjunct t,h,l = match("#(.*)(H:?C?:C)(L)") if t and h and l then a = high_tone[l] replace2(t..h..l,t.. h..a)  end end

local function tone_lowering         --48 --used for  ní:ii --> nii --what about ní:oh --> nó ?

--[[ moved to paradigm adjustments

h, l = match("(H)(:L)") if h and l then replace2(h..l, low_tone[h]..l)  end ]] end

local function gamma_tone_assim -- acceleration if not has_high or nospread_ or not has_disj then return end

h,l,c0 = match("(H#ğ)(L)(C0)") if h and l and c0 then a = high_tone[l] replace2(h..l..c0, h..a..c0) end end

local function gamma_deletion        --41 replace2("(#.*)ğ([ieoíéó].*=)", "%1%2")

-- future mode might need a second run replace2("(#.*)ğ([ieoíéó].*=)", "%1%2") end

local function n_deletion             --? -- made it a late rule instead -- bą́:ná#ʼ:dí:š doesn't work, why?

-- chʼínéísííd doesn't contract, -- chʼééínísííd does.

-- acceleration if not (has_disj and has_high) then return end

c, v, c0, c1 = match(   "(C)(V):n[áé][#:][ií]?:?(C.-)V(.*=)") if c and v and c0 and c1 and c ~= "ʼ" then h = high_tone[v] or v      if h == "í" then h="é" end replace2(c..v..":n[áé]", c..h..h) end end

local function tone_raising          --49 -- acceleration if not has_high then return end

l,s,h = match("(L)([#:])([íá])") if l and s and h then a = high_tone[l] replace2(l..s..h, a..s..h)  end end

local function vowel_assimilation    --57

-- special cases if has_disj then c, c0 = match("(C)i#i(C0)") if c and c0 and c ~="n" and c ~= "ʼ" then replace2("i#i", "e#e") end end

-- a+o = aa dialects, 2dl/pl only if pref == "oh"  then replace2("([aá])#o", "%1#a") end

-- progressive v, s, i, c0 = match("(V)([#:])(I+)(C0)") if v and s and i and c0 and not ufind(v..s..i, "[aá]#ii") then a = assimilate(i, v)       replace2(v..s..i..c0,                v..s..a..c0) end -- regressive disj if has_disj then b, i, v, c0 = match(             "([^kqhtc])(I)#(V+)(C0)") if b and i and v and c0 then a = assimilate(i, v)    replace2(b..i.."#"..v..c0,             b..a.."#"..v..c0) end end

-- regressive conj -- Note: hwi:o > hwo:o, should > ho:o --       to manage in convert_back --       along with gho > wo

c,i,v = match("#(.*)(I):(V)") if c and i and v then a = assimilate(i,v) replace("#".. c.. i..":".. v,             "#".. c.. a..":".. v)  end end

local function vowel_absorption      --62 -- acceleration if not has_disj then return end -- acceleration if not has_high then return end

-- in C0 environment only if match("V#VC0") then replace2("([ʼł])í#i","%1í#") replace2("í#i","é#") replace2("ó#o","ó#") replace2("á#a","á#") replace2("é#e","é#") end

--[[ not necessarily faster...

c, h, l, c0 = match("(C)(H)#(L)(C0)") if c and h and l and c0 then if h=="í" and l=="i" or         h=="á" and l=="a" or         h=="ó" and l=="o" or         h=="é" and l=="e" then v=h if h == "í" and not(c=="ʼ" or c=="ł") then v="é" end

replace2(h.."#"..l,v.."#") end end ]] end

--function optative_tone_lowering --51

local function y_deletion            --42 -- acceleration if not has_disj then return end

-- short i only replace("(V)#y(I)([:=]C)", "%1#%2%3") end

local function vowel_fronting        --67 -- acceleration if not has_disj then return end

replace("([^kqht])a#(I)", "%1e#%2") replace("([^kqht])á#(I)", "%1é#%2") end

local function vowel_degemination    --47 -- TODO: might not be enough --      need refactoring replace("(I)[#:]ii", "%1i") replace("(O)[#:]oo", "%1o") end

local function seriative_assimilation -- split from vcv_assimilation -- must take place before ni-abs -- to prevent náhí- from assimilating

-- acceleration if not has_disj then return end

v, i, c0 = match("(V)#h(I)(C0)") if v and i and c0 then replace2(v.."#h"..i, v.."#h"..v)  end end

local function vcv_assimilation      --44 -- NOTE: seriative case has been split --       only at #-boundary? --       only in zero environment?

-- acceleration if not has_disj then return end

-- special case replace2("ʼi#ʼi([:=])", "ʼe#ʼe%1") -- regressive k,i,c,v = match("(C)(I)#([mkghʼ])(V)") if k and i and c and v and k~="y" then a = assimilate(i, v)    replace2(i.."#"..c..v,             a.."#"..c..v)  end end

local function i_to_a                --71 --NOTE: easier to split rule in 2 parts replace("ʼi=", "ʼa=") -- can't do that here -- because of ná'í- 2sg vs 3sg, unless -- i_to_a applies after tone_assim? --replace("ʼí=", "ʼá=") i,s,c= match("ʼ(I)([#:]=?)(C)") if i and s and c and c ~= "ʼ" then a = assimilate(i,"a") replace2( "ʼ"..i..s..c,               "ʼ"..a..s..c)   end end

local function delabialization1        --78 --TODO: C should exclude "y" here.

--NOTE: Getting huge contradictions --     with regards to the ordering of  --      the ho-to-ha, v-deletion, --     gamma-deletion, ni-absorption --     and pepet vowel insertion rules -- ==> handle some cases directly here -- ==> split hwi from kwí --     kwí must be done before pepet --     hwi must be done after gamma_del -- --  Maybe should replace all this with a  --  with a late labialization rule -- instead, where : --    ho + ííní  =  hwííní --    ho + eesh  =  hweesh...   -- but ho + í_C[  =  hóó by assimilation

-- acceleration if not has_high then return end

replace("qí([#:=]*C)", "kó%1") replace("qí#(O)", "kó#")

end

local function delabialization2 replace("fi(C0)", "ha%1") replace("fi:(C)", "ho:%1")

-- below managed as in convert_back --replace("f(O)", "h%1")

end

local function ni_absorption          --11 -- v = match2("([io]):ni=") if v then a = high_tone[v] replace2(v..":ni=", a.."=" ) end end

local function pg_strident_assimilation --83 -- might be other cases? replace2("ji:ʒi", "ji:ji")

-- might combine directly w/ j_el -- ji:dzi > ji:ji > i:ji end

local function j_deletion             --94 replace2("ji:ji", "i:ji") end

local function vowel_elision          --86 -- K = C - {y, ʼ}

-- "ji" doesn't elide in front of  -- another j (ex. dajijooba) if match2("ji:j") then return end

replace("(.[:#]ʼ)i(:KV)", "%1%2") replace("(.[:#][jʒ])i(:KV)", "%1%2") end

local function deaffrication          --89 replace("j:(C)", "ž:%1") replace("ʒ:(C)", "z:%1") end

local function glottal_zh_metathesis  --91 replace2("ʼ:ž:", "ž:ʼ:") end

local function glottal_cv_metathesis -- "far" hop allows glottal stop to  -- to hop "inside" 2sg prefix -- ex: bighá#ʼdííní > bighá#dííʼní -- but   bą́ą́#ʼdííní >   bą́ą́#ʼdííní

if hop_ == "far" then replace("(ž?:?ʼ):(d:?V+:?V?):?(K:?V+)", "%2:%1:%3") else replace("(ž?:?ʼ):(d:?V+):?(K:?V+)", "%2:%1:%3") end end

local function zh_cv_metathesis -- doesn't apply to jidinii, -- is that a more generic rule? if match2("ji:di:n:ii") then return end

replace("ji:(C:?V+):(C:?V+)", "%1:ž:%2") end

local function strident_assimilation  --81 if has_hiss then replace2("š", "s") elseif has_hush then replace2("s", "š") replace2("z", "ž") end end

local function syllabic_n             --100 -- split b/c of Lua regex limitations replace2("n[ia]([#:]ʼ?:?[dtjʒ])","n%1") replace2("n[íá]([#:]ʼ?:?[dtjʒ])","ń%1") replace("na#(ʼ?:?[sš]V)", "ni#%1") replace("ná#(ʼ?:?[sš]V)", "ní#%1")

replace2("na#(ž:ʼ?:?d)", "ni#%1") replace2("ná#(ž:ʼ?:?d)", "ní#%1") end

local function gamma_insertion        --6 -- acceleration if has_disj then return end

replace("^#(V)", "#ğ%1") end

local function gamma_gliding          --7 replace("ğ(I)", "y%1") replace("ğ(O)", "w%1") end

--################################# -- MAIN FUNCTION

function proc(person)

-- PERSON pers, numb = umatch(person,"([0-9])(..)") pers = tonumber(pers)

da  = (numb == "pl") and "da" or "" subj = (pers == 4)   and "ji" or "" obj = (obj_ == "yi"  and pers ~= 3 ) and "" or obj_

rank = (pers >= 3) and 3 or (numb == "sg") and pers or (pers + 3) if dashift_ and numb=="pl" and (dashift_ ~= "3" or rank==3) then asp_="si" end

-- Determination of paradigm to use asp2_ = asp_ if mode_ == "perf" then if asp_=="si" and umatch(conj_, "[dnh]i$") then asp2_ = asp_.."2" end

if cl_=="d" or cl_=="l" then asp2_ = asp2_ .. "d" end end

pref = paradigms[mode_][asp2_][rank] p, pf = split_pref(pref)

-- UNDERLYING FORM form_ = disj_ append(da); form_ = form_.."#" append(obj) append(subj) append(fut_) append(conj_) append(p) append(pf); form_ = form_.."=" append(cl_) append(stem_) --attempt at accelerating regex has_disj= (disj_..da ~= "") has_high= match("H")

if pers == 3 then replace2("P", "y") else replace2("P", "b") end

--form_=convert(form_) --if true then return form_ end -- IRREGULAR STEMS if stem_ == "ááh" then if person == "2sg" then replace("=∅:ááh", "=nááh") elseif pers == 2 then replace("=∅:ááh", "=∅:hááh") elseif rank == 3 then replace("=∅:ááh", "=∅:ğááh") end elseif stem_=="yą́" or stem_=="yį́į́ł" then if pers == 1 then replace("=∅:y", "=") elseif pers == 2 then replace("h=∅:y", "h=s") end end

-- MODE READJUSTMENT RULES

if mode_ == "fut" then fut_adjustments

elseif asp_ == "∅" then -- make this a more general rule? -- or amend the tone-lowering rule? -- or make "ní" its own paradigm?

-- how do manage both: -- á#ní:iid > ániildííl,   and --   ní:iid >  níilʼį́    ??

replace2("ní:ii", "ni:ii") replace2("ní:o:h","nó:h")

-- prevent ni-absorption if ni6 if rank == 3 then replace2("ni=", "ñi=") end

elseif asp_ == "ni" then ni_adjustments

elseif asp_ == "yii" then yii_adjustments

elseif asp2_ == "yi" then yi_adjustments

elseif asp2_ == "yid" then yi_d_adjustments

elseif asp_ == "si" then si_adjustments

end

-- PHONOLOGICAL RULES

seriative_h_deletion  --13

d_effect       -- 24,35,25

continuant_devoicing  --18 barred_l_deletion     --23 h_deletion            --32 classifier_deletion   --30

-- below ordering is tricky delabialization1       --78 --delab2 could go here w/ a labial rule --delabialization2

pepet_vowel_insertion --46 vowel_deletion        --12 --tone_assimilation     --39 --tone_lowering         --48 gamma_tone_assim      --hack gamma_deletion        --41

-- trying this here -- must be before ni-abs so that -- 2sg náhí- doesn't assimilate to náhá- seriative_assimilation

-- trying hwi-delab here -- must be before ni-abs -- hwi:ni-> ho:ni -> hó- delabialization2 ni_absorption         --11

-- moved tone_assim to later rule -- so as to allow proper hwi delab -- before tone assimilation kicks in -- ná#haso -> ná#háso and not ná#hwíso -- Might have to move it even after -- v-elision and deaffrication for -- words like łí#ji:di -> łí#zh:dí -- issue: but tone_assim must be before -- gamma_del for words like : -- ná#ghi > ná#ghí > ná#í -- ==> wrote a gamma_tone_assim rule --tone_assimilation

-- made it a late rule instead b/c -- y_deletion hasn't applied yet -- cf. chʼínéísííd (no contraction). -- Actually, chʼínéísííd doesn't  -- contract b/c éí is considered one -- vowel, so conditions are not met. -- chʼééínísííd on the other side does -- contract thanks to intervening ní. --n_deletion            --?

tone_raising          --49 vowel_assimilation    --57 vowel_absorption      --62 --optative_tone_lowering --51 y_deletion            --42 vowel_fronting        --67 vowel_degemination    --47

pg_strident_assimilation --83 j_deletion             --94 vowel_elision          --86 deaffrication          --89 glottal_zh_metathesis  --91

glottal_cv_metathesis zh_cv_metathesis strident_assimilation  --81

-- i_to_a must be before -- tone-assim but after ni-abs: --  2sg: ná#'i:ni > ná#'í --  3sg: ná#'i > ná#'a > ná#'á -- if tone_assim before, -- can't distinguish 2sg from 3sg --  3sg: ná#'i > ná#'í > ná#'á ??

i_to_a tone_assimilation vcv_assimilation       --44

-- LATE RULES

n_deletion --cons_degemination      --26 --i_to_a               --72 syllabic_n             --100

-- done in convert_back gamma_insertion        --III.6 --gamma_gliding          --III.7

-- FORMAT convert_back return form_ end

--##################################

local nv = require("Module:languages").getByCode("nv") local full_link = require("Module:links").full_link function link(term) return full_link{ term = term, lang = nv } end

function make_table(data)

mode = "IMPERFECTIVE" if mode_ == "perf" then mode = "PERFECTIVE" elseif mode_ == "fut" then mode = "FUTURE" end

return (string.gsub( [=[{| style="margin-bottom: .1em; margin-right: 1em; width: 50em; border: 1px solid #AAAAAA; border-collapse: collapse; text-align: center;" cellpadding="4" rules="all" ! style="width: 98px; background-color: #EFEAAA; text-align: left; font-size: 90%;" | ! style="width: 162px; background-color: #EFEFFF; font-size: 90%;" | singular ! style="width: 162px; background-color: #EFEFFF; font-size: 90%;" | duoplural ! style="width: 162px; background-color: #EFEFFF; font-size: 90%;" | plural ! style="background-color: #EFEFFF; text-align: left; font-size: 90%;" | 1st person ! style="background-color: #EFEFFF; text-align: left; font-size: 90%;" | 2nd person ! style="background-color: #EFEFFF; text-align: left; font-size: 90%;" | 3rd person ! style="background-color: #EFEFFF; text-align: left; font-size: 90%;" | 4th person '%{%{%{([^}]+)%}%}%}',	function(code) local form_data = data[code] return form_data and link(form_data) or code == 'mode' and mode or error('No content for the code ' .. code .. '.') end)) end
 * colspan="2" |
 * colspan="2" |
 * }]=],
 * }]=],

function make_string(data) return data.form_1sg.. " ".. data.form_1dl.. " "..data.form_1pl .. " "..data.form_2sg.. " ".. data.form_2dl.." "..data.form_2pl.. " ".. data.form_3sg.. " ".. data.form_3pl.. " "..data.form_4sg.. " "..data.form_4pl end

return p

title: Module:nv-conj


text:
quasisquare

Adjective

 * 1) Almost, but not quite square.

title: quasisquare


text: modifiseringa

title: modifiseringa


text: modifiseringen

title: modifiseringen


text: bostin'

title: bostin'


text: modifiseringer

title: modifiseringer


text: modifiseringene

title: modifiseringene


text: modifiseringar

title: modifiseringar


text:
een loer draaien

Etymology
Originally a variant of, which seems to come from. Changed by folk etymology after and, so the surface analysis became “to draw (turn) a lure”. Older etymological dictionaries allege a link with, , although this does not appear to have a basis in early attestations.

Verb

 * 1)  to play a dirty trick

title: een loer draaien


text: genealogiști

title: genealogiști


text: modifiseringane

title: modifiseringane


text:
genealogistă

Etymology
From.

title: genealogistă


text: Category:scn:Cakes and pastries

title: Category:scn:Cakes and pastries


text: Category:scn:Desserts

title: Category:scn:Desserts


text:
van dienst zijn

Phrase

 * 1) be on duty
 * 2) take on a certain role
 * 3) be handy
 * 4) * 1975, Louis Couperus, "", in De Revisor, 29 (first published in 1920).
 * "nl"
 * 1) be handy
 * 2) * 1975, Louis Couperus, "", in De Revisor, 29 (first published in 1920).
 * "nl"

- Vlug schoot het door hem heen, dat de vierde rang - waar hij al eens, achter, gezeten had - toch wel ver van het toneel was verwijderd en dat een toneelkijker wel van dienst zou zijn...

title: van dienst zijn


text:
Talk:brim

`brim` is used to refer to jeans (the cloth, used to make pants) in Portuguese
(At least in Brazil)

I am not sure if I should create an entry for that meaning (maybe there are rules here on how this works), but as a native speaker of Portuguese, I can totally say it is the case. In fact, the Portuguese Wikipedia has a (very very short) article on `brim`: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brim

Translation of what is there:

"Brim is a resistent fabric made out of linen, cotton, synthetic fiber, etc. It is a fabric appropriate for handcrafting, like production of purses and `fuxicos`, production of resisting clothes, lining for sofas (only to cover them), among others" [I tried keeping the translation very literal. The `like` in the second sentence is actually "as-is" in the text (the text is very bad). Still, where I come from, anyone can say "calça de brim" (`brim` pants) to refer to jeans pants]

Also, the pronunciation should be [brĩ:] (sounds very close to "bring" in English, removing the `g` sound).

Vaulttech (talk) 21:01, 2 January 2017 (UTC)

title: Talk:brim


text:
perpetuüm mobile

Etymology
, neuter substantive from the adjectives  +, having the literal sense “perpetual mover”.

Noun

 * 1) perpetual motion machine, perpetuum mobile hypothetical contraption capable of remaining in perpetual motion without ever needing any additional energy
 * 2)  an impossible thing, a figment of one’s imagination
 * 1)  an impossible thing, a figment of one’s imagination
 * 1)  an impossible thing, a figment of one’s imagination

title: perpetuüm mobile


text:
klevve

Etymology
From, northern variant of , from , from.

Verb

 * 1)  to stick; to be sticky

title: klevve


text:
auxiliary cruiser

Noun

 * 1)  An armed merchantman, typically used as a commerce raider or as a convoy escort.

Translations

 * German:
 * Hebrew:
 * Korean:
 * Russian: вспомога́тельный кре́йсер

title: auxiliary cruiser


text: Category:Italian terms borrowed from Sicilian


text: Category:Spanish terms derived from Sicilian


text:
Hunnig

Etymology
From, from or apparently  with lack of a-mutation, perhaps a compromise form between forms with regular -o- and forms with -ü- from , compare , all ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1)  honey

title: Hunnig


text: penisilliinikuuri

title: penisilliinikuuri


text:
antibioottikuuri

Noun

 * 1)  cure of antibiotics

title: antibioottikuuri


text:
antibioottihoito

Noun

 * 1)  antibiotics treatment

title: antibioottihoito


text: antillienkummitusnaamalepakko

title: antillienkummitusnaamalepakko


text: Antillien

title: Antillien


text: casatas

title: casatas


text: cassate siciliane

title: cassate siciliane


text:
ngarriy

Verb

 * 1) sit

title: ngarriy


text:
glyserin

Etymology
Possibly from 🇨🇬

Noun

 * 1) glycerine

Etymology
Possibly from 🇨🇬

Noun

 * 1) glycerine

title: glyserin


text:
dhurri

Verb

 * 1) write
 * 2) spear
 * 3) stab
 * 4) have sex
 * 5) make love
 * 6) carve

title: dhurri


text:
velocitize

Verb

 * 1)  To inure to high speeds.
 * 2)  To increase the velocity of.
 * 3)  To adjust the velocity of.
 * 4)  To move at a high velocity, or give the capability or appearance of doing so.
 * 1)  To increase the velocity of.
 * 2)  To adjust the velocity of.
 * 3)  To move at a high velocity, or give the capability or appearance of doing so.
 * 1)  To adjust the velocity of.
 * 2)  To move at a high velocity, or give the capability or appearance of doing so.
 * 1)  To move at a high velocity, or give the capability or appearance of doing so.
 * 1)  To move at a high velocity, or give the capability or appearance of doing so.
 * 1)  To move at a high velocity, or give the capability or appearance of doing so.

title: velocitize


text: velocitizes

title: velocitizes


text: velocitizing

title: velocitizing


text: arifureta

title: arifureta


text:
.wiki

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  An Internet top-level domain intended to be used for websites which are formatted as wikis.

title: .wiki


text: blabbling

title: blabbling


text:
velocitization

Noun

 * 1) The condition of being accustomed to high speeds, so that they no longer seem as fast.
 * 2)  The process of subjecting a sample to extreme speeds
 * 1)  The process of subjecting a sample to extreme speeds
 * 1)  The process of subjecting a sample to extreme speeds
 * 1)  The process of subjecting a sample to extreme speeds

title: velocitization


text: glyserinen

title: glyserinen


text:
antijournalismi

Noun

 * 1) biased journalism or yellow journalism; that which is showing all of journalism in a bad light

Usage notes

 * In the US the term "anti-journalism" is used to refer to the campaigning against liberal press.

title: antijournalismi


text:
glyserinet

Usage notes
Also used in Bokmål.

title: glyserinet


text:
minyangay

Noun

 * 1) how much

title: minyangay


text:
désamour

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) unlove lack, absence, or omission of love

title: désamour


text: désamours

title: désamours


text:
conta-gotas

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dropper utensil for dispensing a single drop of liquid at a time

title: conta-gotas


text:
utviklingsland

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a developing country

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a developing country

title: utviklingsland


text:
Danieliaus knyga

Proper noun

 * 1)  Daniel

title: Danieliaus knyga


text: utviklingslandet

title: utviklingslandet


text: Category:en:Dalbergieae tribe plants

title: Category:en:Dalbergieae tribe plants


text: Thesaurus:loiter

title: Thesaurus:loiter


text: Category:Dalbergieae tribe plants

title: Category:Dalbergieae tribe plants