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Module:it-pronunciation/testcases

local tests = require "Module:UnitTests"

setmetatable(_G, { __index = require "Module:it-pronunciation" })

local function tag_IPA(transcription) if transcription:find "^Error" then return transcription else return ' ' .. transcription .. ' '	end end

local examples = { { "càne", "ˈka.ne", "ˈkäː.n̺e̞" }, { "bène", "ˈbɛ.ne", "ˈbɛː.n̺e" }, { "sóno", "ˈso.no", "ˈs̪oː.n̺o" }, { "sòno", "ˈsɔ.no", "ˈs̪ɔː.n̺o" }, { "ho", "ɔ", "" }, {"all'", "all", ""}, "English letter sequences", { "smoking", "ˈzmo.kiŋ", "" }, { "gangster", "ˈgaŋ.ster", "" }, { "hòckey", "ˈɔ.ke.i", "" }, { "hockeìstico", "o.keˈis.ti.ko", "" }, { "crawl", "krɔl", "" }, "y", { "yo-yo", "ˈjo.jo", "" }, { "whisky", "ˈwis.ki", "" }, "x", { "Craxi", "ˈkrak.si", "" }, "-izzare", { "analizzare", "a.na.lidˈd͡za.re", ""}, { "nazionalizzare", "nat.t͡sjo.na.lidˈd͡za.re", "" }, { "zonizzare", "d͡zo.nidˈd͡za.re", "", true }, { "rizzare", "ritˈt͡sa.re", ""}, "c, g, sc", { "cèlo", "ˈt͡ʃɛ.lo", "ˈt͡ʃɛː.lo" }, { "ciaccòna", "t͡ʃakˈkɔ.na", "t͡ʃäkˈkɔː.n̺ä" }, { "fàccio", "ˈfat.t͡ʃo", "ˈfät͡ʃ.t͡ʃo" }, -- ˈfat.t͡ʃo is too phonetic; other alternative, ˈfa.t͡ʃːo { "che", "ke", "k̟e" }, { "òcchio", "ˈɔk.kjo", "ˈɔk̟.k̟jo" }, -- Good test for syllabification. { "òcchi", "ˈɔk.ki", "ˈɔk̟.k̟i" }, { "òggi", "ˈɔd.d͡ʒi", "ˈɔd͡ʒ.d͡ʒi" }, -- ˈɔd.d͡ʒi is too phonetic; other alternative, ˈɔ.d͡ʒːi { "Sciàlpi", "ˈʃal.pi", "ˈʃäl.pi" }, { "lasciàre", "laʃˈʃa.re", "läʃˈʃäː.r̺e̞" }, { "scleràre", "skleˈra.re", "s̪kleˈr̺äː.r̺e̞" }, { "ùscio", "ˈuʃ.ʃo", "ˈuʃ.ʃo" }, "gn, gl", { "ógni", "ˈoɲ.ɲi", "ˈoɲ.ɲi" }, { "gnòcco", "ˈɲɔk.ko", "ˈɲɔk.ko" }, { "gnagnà", "ɲaɲˈɲa", "ɲäɲˈɲä" }, -- probably not a real word { "vòglio", "ˈvɔʎ.ʎo", "ˈvɔʎ.ʎo" }, { "gli", "ʎi", "ʎi" }, { "inglése", "inˈɡle.se", "iŋˈɡleː.s̪e" }, "ng, nq, nch", { "anche", "ˈan.ke", "ˈäŋ.k̟e" }, { "dúnque", "ˈdun.kwe", "ˈduŋ.kwe" }, { "vóngola", "ˈvon.ɡo.la", "ˈvoŋ.ɡo.lä" }, "s", { "sguardo", "ˈzɡwar.do", "ˈzɡwär.do" }, { "sregolato", "zre.ɡoˈla.to", "zre.ɡoˈläː.to" }, { "gira-sole", "d͡ʒi.raˈso.le", "" }, { "desìdero", "deˈsi.de.ro", "" }, { "ròsa", "ˈrɔ.za", "" }, "z, zz", { "fòrza", "ˈfɔr.t͡sa", "ˈfɔr̺.t̪͡s̪ä" }, { "ragàzza", "raˈɡat.t͡sa", "r̺äˈɡät̪͡s̪.t̪͡s̪ä" }, { "mèzzo", "ˈmɛd.d͡zo", "ˈmɛd̪͡z̪.d̪͡z̪o" }, { "mèzzo", "ˈmɛd.d͡zo", "ˈmɛd̪͡z̪.d̪͡z̪o", { 1 } }, { "zanzara", "d͡zanˈd͡za.ra", "d̪͡z̪änˈd̪͡z̪äː.r̺ä", true }, -- Italian orthography says the z is geminate, while the English -- and Italian Wiktionaries say it isn't. It sounds geminate in the soundfile. { "nazione", "natˈt͡sjo.ne", "n̺ätˈt͡sjoː.n̺e" }, { "spazzi", "ˈspat.t͡si", "ˈspät.t͡si" }, { "zìo", "ˈt͡si.o", "" }, { "agenzìa", "a.d͡ʒenˈt͡si.a", "" }, { "grazie", "ˈɡrat.t͡sje", "" }, { "azienda", "adˈd͡zjen.da", "", { 1 } }, { "romanzière", "ro.manˈd͡zjɛ.re", "", { 1 } }, -- intervocalic "autogeminazione" Autogeminazione { "spazi", "ˈspat.t͡si", "ˈspät.t͡si" }, { "spazî", "ˈspat.t͡si", "ˈspät.t͡si" }, { "ozòno", "odˈd͡zɔ.no", "", true }, "semivowels", { "quéllo", "ˈkwel.lo", "ˈkwel.lo" }, { "grànchio", "ˈɡran.kjo", "ˈɡräŋ.k̟jo" }, { "capiènza", "kaˈpjɛn.t͡sa", "käˈpjɛn̺.t͡sä" }, { "niènte", "ˈnjɛn.te", "ˈnjɛn̪.t̪e" }, -- or [n̺ʲ-]? { "sùo", "ˈsu.o", "ˈsuː.o" }, { "può", "ˈpwɔ", "ˈpwɔ" }, { "nuòvo", "ˈnwɔ.vo", "ˈn̺wɔː.vo" }, { "devi-are", "de.viˈa.re", "" }, { "televisione", "te.le.viˈzjo.ne", "" }, "Handling of words without accents", { "sono", "ˈso.no", "ˈsoː.n̺o" }, { "cane", "ˈka.ne", "ˈkäː.n̺e̞" }, { "carta", "ˈkar.ta", "ˈkär̺.t̪ä" }, "Syllabification", { "sottosvillupo", "sot.to.zvilˈlu.po", "sot.to.zvilˈluː.po" }, { "manùbrio", "maˈnu.brjo", "mäˈn̺u.brjo" }, -- Is u long here? { "àulico", "ˈau.li.ko", "" } --	-- For new examples:	{ "", "", "" },	-- respelling, phonemic, phonetic }

function tests:test_to_phonemic self:iterate(examples,		function (self, example, expected, _, voiced_z)			local success, result = pcall(to_phonemic,example,example)			if not success then				result = ("Error: %s"):format(result)			else				result = result.phonemic			end			--local voiced_text			if not voiced_z then				voiced_text = ""			elseif type(voiced_z) == "boolean" then				if voiced_z then					voiced_text = " (all z sequences are voiced)"				else					voiced_text = " (no z sequences are voiced)"				end			else				voiced_text = (" (z sequence%s %s %s voiced)"):format(					voiced_z[2] and "s" or "",					table.concat(voiced_z, ", "),					voiced_z[2] and "are" or "is")			end			self:equals(example, result, expected, { display = tag_IPA })		end) end

--function tests:test_to_phonetic	self:iterate(examples,		function (self, example, _, expected, voiced_z)			if expected == "" then				return			end			local success, result = pcall(to_phonetic, example, voiced_z)			if not success then				result = ("Error: %s"):format(result)			end			local voiced_text			if not voiced_z then				voiced_text = ""			elseif type(voiced_z) == "boolean" then				if voiced_z then					voiced_text = " (all z sequences are voiced)"				else					voiced_text = " (no z sequences are voiced)"				end			else				voiced_text = (" (z sequence%s %s %s voiced)"):format(					voiced_z[2] and "s" or "",					table.concat(voiced_z, ", "),					voiced_z[2] and "are" or "is")			end			self:equals(example .. voiced_text, result, expected, { display = tag_IPA })		end) end

return tests

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Template talk:el-part

Lemmas
Why does this template classify participles as lemmata, when they aren't considered such in any other language? S URJECTION ·talk·contr·log· 19:04, 5 August 2018 (UTC)

 * I am not a grammarian,, but are not all Parts of Speech lemmata? Greek dictionaries include participles either as sublemmata at the verb, or as clear lemmata, when they are more emanicipated from their verb. Sorry, I don't think anybody else is logged in at the moment for an answer... sarri.greek (talk) 20:08, 5 August 2018 (UTC)

 * "sublemmata at the verb" is what they should be, so they should be considered non-lemma forms, as they are for all other languages on Wiktionary. The reason is simply that you can form them systematically of any verb, similar to how one constructs past forms of verbs. S URJECTION ·talk·contr·log· 20:11, 5 August 2018 (UTC)

 * — and I discussed this some time ago, I don't remember where it went, but we decided on the current classifications. ( It is also possible to describe a participle as an adjective, with participle appearing under the etymology. Since we have a section heading "Participles", should we use the heading verb, there is a certain logic in what we have done. Paper dictionaries (of limited space) may have "participle" entries with no verb, does this make it a lemma. Greek has slowly developed leaving some "participles" orphaned from their ancient forbears - is this an adjective? ) We could spend/waste a lot of time discussing/arguing about this, I would rather not. Just to say — we would like to do it this way. —  Salt  marsh . 05:30, 6 August 2018 (UTC)

 * It is about consistency with other languages. Of course one can classify participles as adjectives - buying could easily be an adjective, but it's not often used and perceived as such, which is why it's considered a participle, not an adjective. Participles often used as adjectives also have an adjective L3, with categorization as adjectives and lemmata. That is all I'm arguing for - consistency on the rules where participles are lemmata or not, since it doesn't make sense to have them be lemmata in one language but not in any other one. S URJECTION ·talk·contr·log· 07:52, 6 August 2018 (UTC)

 * , — Indeed, I think Greek participles do sometimes receive dictionary entries as adjectives, and some were here. I would not have started using the L3 header "participle" if it hadn't already been used elsewhere —see: Entry_layout. —  Salt  marsh . 04:44, 7 August 2018 (UTC)

What are we talking about here? The use of the L3 header or describing them as "lemmas". — Salt  marsh.

 * My issue was with the template categorizing them as lemmata. S URJECTION ·talk·contr·log· 08:49, 7 August 2018 (UTC)

 * Greek participles (e.g.λυμένος) are indexed under: Greek lemmas, Greek non-lemma forms, Greek adjectives in declencion..... And their Category is placed under Greek Verb forms. The 'Greek lemmas' feature was added at because we were adding it manually.
 * About a PoS which is form of something else = is put at non-lemma index. But then, if it, itself, has forms: forms of a 'form of' = becomes a lemma?  Surjection says that in other languages it does not. (Same with declinable adjective comparative degrees).
 * Of course, a policy is a policy, and if obligatory, it affects all languages.
 * The greek paper-dictionary 'sublemmata' include: adverbs, participles, diminutive/augmentative nouns, and other variations. As you, Salt, have pointed out, their only problem was space. And at their introductory notes, they explain: DSMG: για λόγους οικονομίας χώρου (for reasons of space economy) and especially for participles: ...treated as lemmata...the ones... which are clear adjectives with their own analysis...richness of information... but ...the user will also find the participle at the verb...  sarri.greek (talk) 09:17, 7 August 2018 (UTC)

 * I don't think the classification of participles as being non-lemma forms instead of lemmata is that much of a policy more than it is a practice. One could argue participles should be lemmata, while one could also argue they should not be. Again, it's more about the consistency with other languages - I feel it doesn't make sense that Greek participles are lemmata but participles of no other language are. This doesn't mean that a participle cannot be a lemma; if it has a significant use as an adjective or a noun for example, it would also have the Adjective or Noun L3 and then would be classified as a lemma through being an adjective or a noun. S URJECTION ·talk·contr·log· 09:22, 7 August 2018 (UTC)

 * I am sorry that we cannot agree over this, perhaps you should seek arbitration at the Beer parlour (if you do please ping and myself so the we notice). Its seems to me that there is room for departures from practice between languages. Many of the Greek participles were changed from adjectives some time ago after discussion. Perhaps there are more important things to do than spend time over this difference of opinion. —  Salt  marsh . 05:11, 8 August 2018 (UTC)

default declinable
, I started updating Category:Greek participles - uncategorised, but, I was thinking: is it necessary to add d all the time? MOST participles are declinable. Could they be automatically categorized under Category:Greek declinable participles? As for the categories: Category:Greek past participles, Category:Greek present participles they are now useless. Also the Category:Greek perfect participles unless you wish to revive it. I have put the Category:Greek perfect participles with reduplication under the 'Declinables', without referring specifically to Perfect Participles. --sarri.greek (talk) 04:08, 2 May 2019 (UTC)

 * Well - adding the "d" is hardly onerous, when I started writing it there was the possibility of there being more options, hence the default uncategorised trap. It won't always be us 2 adding participles. I don't really want to change it.— Salt  marsh . 04:56, 2 May 2019 (UTC)
 * Understood, . Goood morning! --sarri.greek (talk) 05:00, 2 May 2019 (UTC)

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névadási

Adjective

 * 1) naming

title: névadási


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vaihesiirto

Noun

 * 1)  phase shift

title: vaihesiirto


text: vaiheensiirto

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text: vaihesiirtymä

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reiz

Etymology
Probably from.

Adverb

 * 1) once
 * 2) one day
 * 3) one time
 * 4) times mathematics, the multiplication sign
 * 1) times mathematics, the multiplication sign

title: reiz


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fluoresoiva

Adjective

 * 1) fluorescent emitting visible light

title: fluoresoiva


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kemiluminesenssi

Etymology
(see 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1) chemiluminescence

title: kemiluminesenssi


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Module:it-pronunciation/documentation

Powers and.

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superkavitaatio

Noun

 * 1)  supercavitation

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Reconstruction:Latin/ad hicce

Etymology
From, the latter a variant of.

Adverb

 * 1) here

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Talk:կոթող

 * Well, this word and its meaning is very close to Turkish kötel. For more info read kotal entry in Cabalov Kurdish etymology (pp 563-4).--Calak (talk) 19:33, 5 August 2018 (UTC)
 * I don't think there is a relation. The basic meanings are far and there could not have been a relation with a Turkic language in the 5th century. --Vahag (talk) 13:43, 6 August 2018 (UTC)

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kvanttivaahto

Noun

 * 1)  quantum foam

title: kvanttivaahto


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citreiz

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) another time
 * 2) some other time

title: citreiz


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audio play

Noun

 * 1) A radio show, such as a radio drama; a radioplay (script for such a show).
 * 2) A recording of a book on tape that features sound effects, multiple actors, etc.

title: audio play


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reiz par visām reizēm

Phrase

 * 1) once and for all

title: reiz par visām reizēm


text: content mill

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Talk:կուռն

 * Compare 🇨🇬.--Calak (talk) 20:02, 5 August 2018 (UTC)
 * Judging by dictionary materials, the basic meaning is "corner, angle", which is far from Armenian. --Vahag (talk) 14:10, 6 August 2018 (UTC)

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બિલાડું

Noun

 * 1)  cat

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Talk:խօզ

 * Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.--Calak (talk) 20:20, 5 August 2018 (UTC)
 * , excellent! I am sure these are all related. I wonder how no one noticed this so far. --Vahag (talk) 14:52, 6 August 2018 (UTC)
 * Well, it’s easy to be wise after the event!--Calak (talk) 15:41, 6 August 2018 (UTC)
 * That's true. Perhaps also the Persian word is uncommon. --Vahag (talk) 17:30, 6 August 2018 (UTC)
 * This word (and its alt xawz) reminds me kōšik (and its alt kawšik). They have same development. --Calak (talk) 22:26, 6 August 2018 (UTC)
 * Yes, Armenian developed regularly from, That is a well-known sound change. --Vahag (talk) 22:39, 6 August 2018 (UTC)
 * We should find etymology of these Iranian words. Based on Armenian words, someone can suggest MIr. *xafs(ak) (with common x- > k- and fs > v/wz  developments in Kurdish).--Calak (talk) 23:12, 6 August 2018 (UTC)
 * That's above my paygrade :) --Vahag (talk) 14:04, 7 August 2018 (UTC)

I think it can be related to (PIr. *x- > NP x-, Kurd k-, Zaza h-).--Calak (talk) 22:56, 17 August 2018 (UTC)
 * I added the Zazaki parallel but I don't know the sound laws of Iranian and can't comment. --Vahag (talk) 11:04, 18 August 2018 (UTC)
 * An example to clarify: Avestan xara-, MP xar, NP xar, Kurdish ker, Zazaki her (all mean "donkey").--Calak (talk) 11:15, 18 August 2018 (UTC)

The relationship between these words is discussed in Husein Muhammed Rehnas. Ferhenga etîmolojî ya kurdî s.v., but without the Armenian. --Vahag (talk) 11:48, 18 August 2018 (UTC)
 * I read it, it is wrong etymology. He derives Kurdish kesk form kevz + -k! That is impossible. These are two separate words. kesk is cognate with MP. kaskēn (from kask + ēn).--Calak (talk) 11:58, 18 August 2018 (UTC)

Asatrian says Persian words for moss, algae are a compound, from frog + clothes/carpet; comapre, from  + ,. I also add from  +. So Armenian xawz and Iranian cognates actually are a part of a compound (like Kermanic baža).--Calak (talk) 11:51, 23 August 2018 (UTC)
 * I think I found etymology of this word. It is cognate with 🇨🇬, metathesis of OIr. kasyapa-. Now we should clear relation of frog and moss, algae.
 * : this is very promising. Compare also 🇨🇬, . I will definitely return to this and expand the entry in a few weeks. I am very busy right now. --Vahag (talk) 21:06, 25 August 2018 (UTC)
 * : I have added the etymology proposed by you. Can you add the transliterations and glosses to the Persian and Kermanic forms? --Vahag (talk) 11:20, 8 December 2018 (UTC)
 * Done.--Calak (talk) 10:56, 22 December 2018 (UTC)

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User:Tom 144/sandbox7

Barytone aḫḫ-stems (may not exist?)
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User:Tom 144/sandbox13

Non ablauting consonant stems (2nd conjugation)
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text: נסיון

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બિલાડો

Etymology
,, from.

Noun

 * 1)  cat
 * 2)  a wildcat
 * 3)  a rogue or rascal man
 * 1)  a rogue or rascal man
 * 1)  a rogue or rascal man

title: બિલાડો


text: magnetronnetje

title: magnetronnetje


text: magnetronnetjes

title: magnetronnetjes


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મીંદડી

Alternative forms

 * without the vyanjanabhaktic :

Etymology
. Analyzed as, with a vyanjanabhaktic.

Noun

 * 1)  cat
 * 2) a drag hook
 * 3)  anchor
 * 1)  anchor
 * 1)  anchor

title: મીંદડી


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મીંદડું

Etymology
From, with a vyanjanabhaktic.

Noun

 * 1)  cat

Alternative forms

 * without the vyanjanabhaktic દ:

title: મીંદડું


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גננות

Noun

 * 1) horticulture, gardening

title: גננות


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મીંદડો

Etymology
From, with a vyanjanabhaktic.

Noun

 * 1)  cat

Alternative forms

 * without the vyanjanabhaktic દ:

title: મીંદડો


text:
મીનડી

Etymology
From.

title: મીનડી


text:
મીનડો

Etymology
From.

title: મીનડો


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મીનડું

Etymology
From.

title: મીનડું


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dundre

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to boom, roar, thunder, bang, hammer

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to boom, roar, thunder, bang, hammer

title: dundre


text: Template:hit-conj-mi/oxytone/nu

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Talk:թուխ

 * Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.--Calak (talk) 20:59, 5 August 2018 (UTC)
 * , Ačaṙean knows about 🇨🇬, but dismisses the similarity as coincidental because it is a figurative development of, cognate with 🇨🇬. He says Armenian too has the same figurative sense, e.g. . The Kurdish word is borrowed from Turkic, according to Cabolov II: 416. --Vahag (talk) 15:20, 6 August 2018 (UTC)
 * Thanks. Unfortunately I can't read Ačaṙean book and all I write is my own theory. Ačaṙean and Cabolob are right here.--Calak (talk) 15:25, 6 August 2018 (UTC)

title: Talk:թուխ


text: dundres

title: dundres


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вљубеник

Noun

 * 1) lover, aficionado

title: вљубеник


text:
фиљан

Adjective

 * 1)  some, certain

title: фиљан


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повојница

Noun

 * 1) baby shower

title: повојница


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сповојница

Noun

 * 1) baby shower

title: сповојница


text: dundrer

title: dundrer


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શત્રુ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  foe, enemy
 * 2)  opponent, adversary
 * 1)  opponent, adversary

title: શત્રુ


text: dundrende

title: dundrende


text:
Amaranthus tricolor

Synonyms

 * Chinese spinach,, , , tampala; - English
 * For taxonomic synonyms see.

Hypernyms

 * - order; - family;  - subfamily;  - genus

Hyponyms

 * For subspecies and varieties see.

title: Amaranthus tricolor


text: 博多

title: 博多


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dundra

Verb

 * 1) to make a deep, muffled booming and/or crackling sound; to thunder, to boom

title: dundra


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Talk:嘿咻

好多人到現在都搞不憧台灣的用語「 「嘿咻」的真正來源. 它的來源是來自日語. 本人一聽到此字的發音就自然地聯想到什麼了. （它原來發音是 He sho. 重音在第一個音節. 日文為 へつしよ ）. 舊時代的日本式轎子，需兩個人抬，一前一后；每個轎夫手持一根拐杖. 當客人坐進轎內後. 兩個轎夫便一起把轎子抬上開始慢跑上路. 喊出的聲音不是「一二，一二....」，而是「He sho, He sho....」. 這象徵排除艱難努力朝著一個共同目標. 不就是與譬喻代名詞一樣嗎？ （男女之間之合和，過程雖快樂但兩人還是相當用力氣喘呀. 所以叫做嘿咻嘿咻呀. 現在大家明白了吧. George Chiu California USA

title: Talk:嘿咻


text: Template:R:ckb:Hejar

title: Template:R:ckb:Hejar


text: Citations:junctionome

title: Citations:junctionome


text:
بنجر

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) beet

title: بنجر


text:
شمندر

Etymology
Disputed etymology: See 🇨🇬,, 🇨🇬 , with possible connections to 🇨🇬 and the dialect variant 🇨🇬, or even 🇨🇬.
 * Stemming from its shape, derived from, hence a.
 * Alternatively, ultimately from, with an uncertain etymological chain, as the was likely read šumuttu.

Noun

 * 1) beet

title: شمندر


text:
névjegy

Noun

 * 1) business card, visiting card, card a small card with a person's name and professional information
 * 2)  signature a person’s name, written by that person
 * 1)  signature a person’s name, written by that person

title: névjegy


text: névjegyek

title: névjegyek


text: શેલડી

title: શેલડી


text: țărani

title: țărani


text:
جربوز

Etymology
From, from + , from its appearance; cognate with 🇨🇬 and.

Noun

 * 1) leafy goosefoot
 * , blite
 * , blite
 * , blite

title: جربوز


text:
Bidens pilosa

Hypernyms

 * - order; - family;  - subfamily;  - tribe;  - genus

Hyponyms

 * For subordinate tax see.

title: Bidens pilosa


text:
free agency

Noun

 * 1)  A system through which professional athletes are free to play for or sign a contract to play for any team.
 * 2) * 2013 Alex Malcolm, Andrejs Everitt gets to Carlton in last minute deal Football365, 25 October 2018. Accessed 6 August 2018.
 * "It has been a profitable trade period for the Blues. They also secured Dale Thomas as a restricted free agent and Sam Docherty from the Brisbane Lions, having lost Shaun Hampson in a trade with Richmond and Eddie Betts under free agency."
 * 1)  The movement of an athlete to a team through free agency.
 * 2) * 2018 Brian Windhorst, Get ready: Superteams and superstars can recruit LeBron again ESPN, 9 June 2018. Accessed 6 August 2018.
 * "In his past two free agencies, James joined a team with another superstar in residence, and another star came with him."
 * 1)  The status of an athlete as a free agent.
 * 2) * 2018 Free agents XI: Out-of-contract stars yet to sign a deal Football365, 27 June 2018. Accessed 5 August 2018.
 * "These players, in a 3-5-2 formation, are days away from free agency with no club yet acquired as pre-season training approaches…"

title: free agency


text:
rødflammet

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) flushed, red, streaked with red

title: rødflammet


text: free agencies

title: free agencies


text:
عرش

Verb

 * 1) to pull up, to build up

Noun

 * 1) throne
 * 2) booth, shed, any building made of sticks

Noun

 * 1) throne
 * 2) the Throne of God, the empyrean

Etymology
, from ۔

Noun

 * 1) heaven sky
 * 2) throne
 * 3) roof, canopy
 * 1) roof, canopy
 * 1) roof, canopy

title: عرش


text:
ebreskr

Adjective

 * 1) Hebraic

title: ebreskr


text: xiàomīmī

title: xiàomīmī


text: Category:zh:Hawaii, USA

title: Category:zh:Hawaii, USA


text: rødflammede

title: rødflammede


text:
caprifuèlh

Noun

 * 1) honeysuckle

title: caprifuèlh


text: caprifuèlhs

title: caprifuèlhs


text: whiftier

title: whiftier


text: whiftiest

title: whiftiest


text: rødflammete

title: rødflammete


text:
དགོངས་པ

Noun

 * 1) mind
 * 2) intent
 * 3) permission

title: དགོངས་པ


text: bèngtiào

title: bèngtiào


text:
Magquilat

Etymology
From.

title: Magquilat


text:
dǫggva

Etymology
From

Verb

 * 1) to bedew
 * 2) to irrigate, water

Conjugation
Note that this verb can take both the conjugation of the weak 1st class (long), as well as the weak 2nd class verbs.

title: dǫggva


text:
uptil

Etymology
.

Usage notes
Standard in Indian English

title: uptil


text:
hooli

Etymology 1
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) worry, concern

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) worry, concern

title: hooli


text: holye

title: holye


text: hoolly

title: hoolly


text: hoolli

title: hoolli


text: woly

title: woly


text: hayly

title: hayly


text: holiȝ

title: holiȝ


text: 一笔一画

title: 一笔一画


text: holiȝe

title: holiȝe


text:
一筆一畫

Idiom

 * 1) every jot and tittle

title: 一筆一畫


text: holia

title: holia


text: 篤見

title: 篤見


text:
halge

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) holy woman, (female) saint
 * , "Juliana"
 * "ang"

- Sēo hālġe stōd unġewemde wlite. Næs hire feax ne fell fȳre ġemǣled.

Usage notes

 * The table below shows the inherited distribution of g, with palatalization between original front vowels. At the time palatalization occurred, the nominative singular would been *hālægǣ [ˈhɑː.læ.ɣæː], with a medial *æ that was later syncopated creating the environment for palatalization. Meanwhile, the genitive plural would have been *hālægōnā [ˈhɑː.læ.ɣoː.nɑː]—or possibly *hālæganā [ˈhɑː.læ.ɣɑ.nɑː], with the short *a already leveled in from the masculine n-stem declension. In either case, the genitive plural would not have been palatalized.

title: halge


text: halege

title: halege


text:
e-gift certificate

Etymology
en

Noun

 * 1) A gift certificate in digital form, to be spent on goods or services on the Internet.

title: e-gift certificate


text: halȝe

title: halȝe


text:
hallȝhe

Usage notes
This particular spelling is unique to the Ormulum, reflecting the author's desire to standardize spelling with regards to the contemporary pronunciation.

title: hallȝhe


text: e-gift certificates

title: e-gift certificates


text: haliȝ

title: haliȝ


text: haliȝe

title: haliȝe


text:
Citations:siyentipiko

Noun: "a scientist"

 * 2018 — Ceballos, Lamberto G., Laing mga Handomanan sa Akong Pagka Magsusulat [sic] (11 July), Bisaya, Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation
 * Tanang alagad sa arte isip mga tawo adunay mga butang nga magsilbing handomanan sa ilang pagka makisining, sahi sa ubang mga tawo, bantogan man o yano lamang. Ilabi na gayod sa mga alagad sa arte ug sa siyensiya, sama sa pintor, eskultor, kompositor sa musika, siyentipiko ug mga magsusulat.

title: Citations:siyentipiko


text:
intellectualizable

Adjective

 * 1) Able to be intellectualized.

title: intellectualizable


text: 唯子

title: 唯子


text:
overintellectualization

Noun

 * 1) excessive intellectualization

title: overintellectualization


text: 悠衣子

title: 悠衣子


text:
noninfluencer

Noun

 * 1) One who is not an influencer.

title: noninfluencer


text:
noninfluencing

Adjective

 * 1) Not exerting an influence.

title: noninfluencing


text:
noninfluenced

Adjective

 * 1) Not influenced.

title: noninfluenced


text: noninfluencers

title: noninfluencers


text:
transitionable

Adjective

 * 1) Able to be transitioned.

title: transitionable


text:
motivatable

Adjective

 * 1) Able to be motivated.

title: motivatable


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 悠 read as ゆ


text: IASP

title: IASP


text: IASPs

title: IASPs


text:
neoconcrete

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to a Brazilian art movement of 1959–61 which rejected the pure rationalist approach of concretism and embraced a more phenomenological and less scientific art.

title: neoconcrete


text:
neoconcretism

Noun

 * 1) The neoconcrete approach to art.

title: neoconcretism


text:
esynesse

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Spiritual comfort; equanimity, tranquility.
 * 2) Gentleness.
 * 3) Disposed or characterized by mercy; clemency.
 * 4) Ease, facility.

title: esynesse


text: esinesse

title: esinesse


text: esynes

title: esynes


text: esines

title: esines


text: esynez

title: esynez


text: esinez

title: esinez


text:
Toulminian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to  (1922–2009), British philosopher, author, and educator known for his analysis of moral reasoning.

title: Toulminian


text:
คำนวณ

Verb

 * 1) to calculate.

title: คำนวณ


text:
การคำนวณ

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * : calculation.

title: การคำนวณ


text: Wiktionary:Foreign Word of the Day/2018/August 6


text:
ส้อมเสียง

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) tuning fork.

title: ส้อมเสียง


text:
állatnév

Noun

 * 1) pet’s name the given name of a domestic animal such as a cat, dog, cow etc.
 * 2) animal name species of an animal
 * 1) animal name species of an animal
 * 1) animal name species of an animal

title: állatnév


text: állatnevek

title: állatnevek


text:
改ページ

Noun

 * 1) new page; form feed

title: 改ページ


text:
hao hao

Adjective

 * 1)  somewhat alike; somewhat similar

title: hao hao


text:
dǫggvar

Verb

 * 1)  (see also )

title: dǫggvar


text:
dǫggvir

Verb

 * 1)  (see also )

title: dǫggvir


text: dǫggum

title: dǫggum


text:
fertelle

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to tell

title: fertelle


text:
dǫggvi

Verb

 * 1)  (also )

title: dǫggvi


text:
dǫgðu

Verb

 * 1)  (also: )

title: dǫgðu


text:
vành

Noun

 * 1) rim, outer ring

title: vành


text:
dǫgði

Verb

 * 1)  (also: )
 * 2)  (also: )

title: dǫgði


text:
jęzor

Etymology
From.

title: jęzor


text:
hearre

Etymology
From, from , from , ultimately from.

Verb

 * 1) to hear

title: hearre


text: dǫggu

title: dǫggu


text: dǫggvarinnar

title: dǫggvarinnar


text: dǫggvarnar

title: dǫggvarnar


text:
jęzor lodowcowy

Noun

 * 1) ice tongue

title: jęzor lodowcowy


text: dǫggin

title: dǫggin


text: dǫggina

title: dǫggina


text:
dǫgginni

Noun

 * 1)  (also: )

title: dǫgginni


text:
dǫggunni

Noun

 * 1)  (also: )

title: dǫggunni


text: dǫggunum

title: dǫggunum


text: dǫggvanna

title: dǫggvanna


text:
quằn quại

Verb

 * 1) to writhe oneself in pain

title: quằn quại


text:
bucior

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ; very large shoe or boot

title: bucior


text: Category:pl:Alliums

title: Category:pl:Alliums


text: Category:pl:Amaryllis family plants

title: Category:pl:Amaryllis family plants


text:
okruch

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) crumb
 * 2) bit; tiny piece
 * 3) fragment
 * 1) fragment

title: okruch


text:
ice tongue

Noun

 * 1) A long, narrow sheet of ice projecting out from a coastline, forming when a valley glacier moves very rapidly out into a body of water.

title: ice tongue


text: queueing up

title: queueing up


text: queuing up

title: queuing up


text: queued up

title: queued up


text:
kanbalaxu

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) scam
 * 2) swindle

title: kanbalaxu


text: norteno

title: norteno


text:
magsusulat

Noun

 * 1) a writer; a person who writes, or produces literary work

title: magsusulat


text:
magdadagang

Noun

 * 1) a writer; a person who writes, or produces literary work

title: magdadagang


text:
makinilya

Noun

 * 1) a typewriter

Noun

 * 1) typewriter

Etymology
, diminutive of.

Noun

 * 1) small machine
 * 2) typewriter
 * 3) razor

title: makinilya


text:
makinilyado

Adjective

 * 1) typewritten

title: makinilyado


text:
bina guwaal

Adjective

 * 1) upset
 * 2) nervous

title: bina guwaal


text:
விரல்

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬,, , or , 🇨🇬, , , , or , 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) finger; toe

title: விரல்


text:
schlaa

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

Verb

 * 1)  to beat, hit

Conjugation
Strong:

"schlieng" forms influenced by

Mixed:

title: schlaa


text:
你國

Proper noun

 * 1)  "Your China"; "Not my China"
 * 1)  "Your China"; "Not my China"

Usage notes

 * Generally used by Chinese netizens to retort against ultranationalistic commentators who tend to use the bureaucratic term in a patriotic context, and also as a way to express their dissenting stance and disdain towards the country's ruling, with the first-person pronoun  replaced by the second-person pronoun  to express alienness to the China as extolled by those commentators.
 * It should be noted that nationalist Chinese netizens would find this term profoundly offensive.

title: 你國


text:
Citations:magsusulat

Noun: "a writer"

 * 2018 — Ceballos, Lamberto G., Laing mga Handomanan sa Akong Pagka Magsusulat [sic] (11 July), Bisaya, Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation
 * Tanang alagad sa arte isip mga tawo adunay mga butang nga magsilbing handomanan sa ilang pagka makisining, sahi sa ubang mga tawo, bantogan man o yano lamang. Ilabi na gayod sa mga alagad sa arte ug sa siyensiya, sama sa pintor, eskultor, kompositor sa musika, siyentipiko ug mga magsusulat.

title: Citations:magsusulat


text:
bina muurr

Etymology
+

Adjective

 * 1) deaf

title: bina muurr


text: 字怀

title: 字怀


text:
字懷

Noun

 * 1)  counter enclosed space

title: 字懷


text:
Citations:eskultor

Noun: "a sculptor"

 * 2018 — Ceballos, Lamberto G., Laing mga Handomanan sa Akong Pagka Magsusulat [sic] (11 July), Bisaya, Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation
 * Tanang alagad sa arte isip mga tawo adunay mga butang nga magsilbing handomanan sa ilang pagka makisining, sahi sa ubang mga tawo, bantogan man o yano lamang. Ilabi na gayod sa mga alagad sa arte ug sa siyensiya, sama sa pintor, eskultor, kompositor sa musika, siyentipiko ug mga magsusulat.

title: Citations:eskultor


text:
喇叭口

Noun

 * 1)  subtle flares at the end of sans-serif strokes

title: 喇叭口


text:
gsë

Etymology
From, with prefix. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to see

Conjugation
Strong:

Mixed:

title: gsë


text:
Citations:kompositor

Noun: "a composer"

 * 2018 — Ceballos, Lamberto G., Laing mga Handomanan sa Akong Pagka Magsusulat [sic] (11 July), Bisaya, Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation
 * Tanang alagad sa arte isip mga tawo adunay mga butang nga magsilbing handomanan sa ilang pagka makisining, sahi sa ubang mga tawo, bantogan man o yano lamang. Ilabi na gayod sa mga alagad sa arte ug sa siyensiya, sama sa pintor, eskultor, kompositor sa musika, siyentipiko ug mga magsusulat.

title: Citations:kompositor


text: 雷聲大雨點小

title: 雷聲大雨點小


text: 雷声大雨点小

title: 雷声大雨点小


text:
kompositor

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) composer
 * 2)  songwriter

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  composer
 * 2) songwriter
 * 3) typesetter; compositor

title: kompositor


text:
koltxon

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) mattress

title: koltxon


text:
pogi

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  scone

Etymology
of.

Adjective

 * 1)  handsome

title: pogi


text:
charge carrier

Noun

 * 1)  A free particle carrying an electric charge

title: charge carrier


text: Citations:broderick

title: Citations:broderick


text:
oant sjen

Phrase

 * 1) see you; goodbye; bye

title: oant sjen


text: eyse

title: eyse


text:
oant strak

Phrase

 * 1) see you later implies that you will see the person later the same day

title: oant strak


text: wraps one's arms around

title: wraps one's arms around


text:
okrój

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) model, style, design
 * 2) form, shape, cut

title: okrój


text: wrapping one's arms around

title: wrapping one's arms around


text: wrapped one's arms around

title: wrapped one's arms around


text:
tricopper

Noun

 * 1)  Three atoms of copper in a compound.

title: tricopper


text: tascarmos

title: tascarmos


text: tascardes

title: tascardes


text: tascarem

title: tascarem


text: tascais

title: tascais


text: tascam

title: tascam


text: tascava

title: tascava


text: tascavas

title: tascavas


text: tascávamos

title: tascávamos


text:
H5

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1)  HTML5

title: H5


text: tascáveis

title: tascáveis


text: tascavam

title: tascavam


text: tasquei

title: tasquei


text: tascou

title: tascou


text:
lądolód

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ice sheet

title: lądolód


text: tascámos

title: tascámos


text: tascastes

title: tascastes


text: tascaram

title: tascaram


text: tascarei

title: tascarei


text: tascarão

title: tascarão


text: tascáreis

title: tascáreis


text:
απέ

Adverb

 * 1) then; next

Etymology
Perhaps from.

Adverb

 * 1) then; next; after

title: απέ


text: tascaria

title: tascaria


text: tascarias

title: tascarias


text: tascaríeis

title: tascaríeis


text: tascariam

title: tascariam


text: tasqueis

title: tasqueis


text: tasquem

title: tasquem


text: tascasse

title: tascasse


text: tascasses

title: tascasses


text: tascássemos

title: tascássemos


text: tascásseis

title: tascásseis


text: tascassem

title: tascassem


text: tascai

title: tascai


text:
Citations:hatag bawi

Adjective: "characteristic of an Indian giver"

 * 2017 — Gitamondoc, Jude and Rowell Ucat aka Medyo Maldito, Pero Atik Ra
 * / Unta karon akong makat-unan / Nga wa gyud ko’y maani / Ning gugmang hatag bawi… /

title: Citations:hatag bawi


text: chroise

title: chroise


text:
User:Ungoliant MMDCCLXIV/altforms/en

 * User:Ungoliant MMDCCLXIV/altforms/en1
 * User:Ungoliant MMDCCLXIV/altforms/en2

 * AJ < [[Ajay#English|Ajay]]
 * Conservative party < [[Conservative Party#English|Conservative Party]]
 * inorite < [[I know, right?#English|I know, right?]]
 * aways < [[a ways#English|a ways]]
 * you all < [[all of you#English|all of you]]
 * alphaketoglutarate < [[alpha-ketoglutarate#English|alpha-ketoglutarate]]
 * aren'chu < [[aren't#English
 * atcha < [[at you#English|at you]]
 * betcha < [[bet you#English|bet you]]
 * carrolled < [[caroled or carolled#English|caroled or carolled]]
 * could of < [[could have or could've#English|could have or could've]]
 * cuppa < [[cup of#English|cup of]]
 * damfidon't < [[damned if I don't#English|damned if I don't]]
 * didja < [[did you#English|did you]]
 * dintcha < [[didn't you#English|didn't you]]
 * dunno < [[do not know#English|do not know]]
 * dontcha < [[don't you#English|don't you]]
 * don'tcha < [[don't you#English|don't you]]
 * dray < [[drey#English|drey]]
 * phattie < [[fatty#Noun
 * fuggedaboudit < [[forget about it#English|forget about it]]
 * forgeddaboudit < [[forget about it#English|forget about it]]
 * get outta < [[get out of#English|get out of]]
 * giz < [[give us#English|give us]]
 * gazinta < [[goes into#English|goes into]]
 * hoida < [[heard of#English|heard of]]
 * howja < [[how d'you#English|how d'you]]
 * jabrone < [[jabroni#English|jabroni]]
 * jabroney < [[jabroni#English|jabroni]]
 * nome sane < [[know what I'm saying#English|know what I'm saying]]
 * lacquey < [[lackey#English|lackey]]
 * longlasting < [[long-lasting#English|long-lasting]]
 * lotsa < [[lots of#English|lots of]]
 * m'lud < [[m'lord#English|m'lord]]
 * meta model < [[metamodel#English|metamodel]]
 * methinx < [[methinks#English|methinks]]
 * oule < [[oil#English|oil]]
 * pyrrolidonecarboxylic < [[pyrrolidone carboxylic#English|pyrrolidone carboxylic]]
 * kwitcherbitchin < [[quit your bitching#English|quit your bitching]]
 * rainbow-like < [[rainbowlike#English|rainbowlike]]
 * riflebutt < [[rifle butt#English|rifle butt]]
 * short-legged < [[shortlegged#English|shortlegged]]
 * should of < [[should have or should've#English|should have or should've]]
 * skygod < [[sky god#English|sky god]]
 * swelp < [[so help#English|so help]]
 * stoppit < [[stop it#English|stop it]]
 * shurely shome mishtake < [[surely some mistake#English|surely some mistake]]
 * toldja < [[told you#English|told you]]
 * tray bon < [[très bon#English|très bon]]
 * waitasec < [[wait a sec#English|wait a sec]]
 * wanna < [[want a#English|want a]]
 * wanna < [[want to#English|want to]]
 * wanta < [[want to#English|want to]]
 * wanter < [[want to#English|want to]]
 * wantcha < [[want you#English|want you]]
 * woz ere < [[was here#English|was here]]
 * weele < [[we will#English|we will]]
 * whuffo < [[what for#English|what for]]
 * whadda < [[what do#English|what do]]
 * whaddo < [[what do#English|what do]]
 * waddya < [[what do you#English|what do you]]
 * whaddaya < [[what do you#English|what do you]]
 * whatya < [[what do you#English|what do you]]
 * whadya < [[what do you#English|what do you]]
 * whadja < [[what do you#English|what do you]]
 * whomst < [[who or whom#English|who or whom]]
 * whyja < [[why d'you#English|why d'you]]
 * wig-wags < [[wigwags#Noun
 * wig-wags < [[wigwags#Verb
 * willya < [[will + ya (you)#English|will + ya (you)]]
 * witcher < [[with your#English|with your]]
 * would of < [[would have or would've#English|would have or would've]]
 * wouldja < [[would you#English|would you]]
 * yabbut < [[yeah, but#English|yeah, but]]
 * yowzah < [[yes, sir#English|yes, sir]]
 * Yogi < [[yogi#Adjective
 * Yogi < [[yogi#Noun
 * you'se < [[you is#English|you is]]
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 * aposteriori < a posteriori
 * A-H conduction time < a-h conduction time
 * ahole < a-hole
 * ahh < aah
 * ahh < aah
 * ahh < aah
 * aard-wolf < aardwolf
 * aarthi < aarti
 * avakaya < aavakaaya
 * aavakaya < aavakaaya
 * abamp < abampere
 * abbaser < abaser
 * abatic < abasic
 * abeyya < abaya
 * abb wool < abb-wool
 * Abbasi < abbasi
 * abbaye < abbey
 * abbat < abbot
 * abbreviater < abbreviator
 * habdabs < abdabs
 * Abderian < abderian
 * Abelian < abelian
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 * abyde < abide
 * abidin' < abiding
 * abiocen < abiocoen
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 * Aboriginal < aboriginal
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 * above-ground < aboveground
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 * abrade < abraid
 * abrest < abreast
 * absciss < abscissa
 * absentmindedly < absent-mindedly
 * absentmindedness < absent-mindedness
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 * absorbant < absorbent
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 * abyssus < abyss
 * academicalism < academicism
 * academisation < academization
 * acanthamebiasis < acanthamoebiasis
 * akanthion < acanthion
 * acatalasemia < acatalasaemia
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 * accentmark < accent mark
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 * acceptibly < acceptably
 * accidental color < accidental colour
 * accipitary < accipitrary
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 * accompanyist < accompanist
 * accordin' < according
 * accordeon < accordion
 * accouterments < accoutrements
 * accreditated < accredited
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 * acculturalisation < acculturalization
 * accusin' < accusing
 * acephalochiria < acephalocheiria
 * azepromazine < acepromazine
 * acerous < acerose
 * acetamid < acetamide
 * acetanilid < acetanilide
 * acetometer < acetimeter
 * acet- < aceto-
 * acetohydroxyacid < acetohydroxy acid
 * acetonitril < acetonitrile
 * atchar < achar
 * achaenium < achenium
 * achiasmate < achiasmatic
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 * atishoo < achoo
 * atishoo < achoo
 * atchoo < achoo
 * atchoo < achoo
 * kerchoo < achoo
 * hachoo < achoo
 * achroodextrin < achrodextrin
 * acidfree < acid-free
 * acidemia < acidaemia
 * acidimetrical < acidimetric
 * aknow < acknow
 * knowleche < acknowledge
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 * acolyth < acolyte
 * acolothist < acolythist
 * akoria < acoria
 * acquaintaunce < acquaintance
 * acker < acre
 * acriflavin < acriflavine
 * acr- < acro-
 * acroesthesia < acroaesthesia
 * accrobranching < acrobranching
 * acrocinesis < acrocinesia
 * acrokinesis < acrocinesia
 * acrodromous < acrodrome
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 * akropolises < acropolises
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 * actinidain < actinidin
 * actualiser < actualizer
 * acute necrotising ulcerative gingivitis < acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis
 * acuteangled < acute-angled
 * acyanopsia < acyanopia
 * adhocism < ad hocism
 * in infinitum < ad infinitum
 * adlib < ad lib
 * adlib < ad-lib
 * adactylia < adactyly
 * adaptionism < adaptationism
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 * nadder < adder
 * adder's-tongue < adder's tongue
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 * addition polymerisation < addition polymerization
 * addlepate < addle pate
 * addressible < addressable
 * adelopode < adelopod
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 * adenosinetriphosphate < adenosine triphosphate
 * adhesionolysis < adhesiolysis
 * adiabatical < adiabatic
 * adiadokokinesia < adiadochokinesia
 * adiadochokinesis < adiadochokinesia
 * adiadochocinesia < adiadochokinesia
 * adipocire < adipocere
 * adipsy < adipsia
 * adjudg < adjudge
 * adjudgement < adjudgment
 * adjustible < adjustable
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 * adjutant-generals < adjutant generals
 * adjuvantic < adjuvant
 * ad-man < adman
 * ad-men < admen
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 * ammiral < admiral
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 * admittible < admittable
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 * adoe < ado
 * adoptor < adopter
 * adorn'd < adorned
 * adrenalin rush < adrenaline rush
 * adrenocortic < adrenocortical
 * adrenocorticotrophic < adrenocorticotropic
 * adsorbant < adsorbent
 * adsorpative < adsorptive
 * adulescent < adultescent
 * adunque < adunc
 * aduance < advance
 * advanc't < advanced
 * vantage < advantage
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 * aduice < advice
 * Advice Animal < advice animal
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 * advocater < advocator
 * avoutrer < advoutrer
 * æciospore < aeciospore
 * edileship < aedileship
 * ægagrus < aegagrus
 * æger < aeger
 * æger < aeger
 * ægirite < aegirite
 * æolipile < aeolipile
 * æolipyle < aeolipile
 * ærarian < aerarian
 * aeriate < aerate
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 * aerenchym < aerenchyma
 * airyated < aeriated
 * aerogramme < aerogram
 * aeromantick < aeromantic
 * aeromete < aerometer
 * aeromodeling < aeromodelling
 * aëroport < aeroport
 * aerosolizer < aerosoliser
 * aerosolation < aerosolization
 * ærugo < aerugo
 * aiery < aery
 * æsthesiogenic < aesthesiogenic
 * æsthesiometric < aesthesiometric
 * æsthesiometry < aesthesiometry
 * æsthesodic < aesthesodic
 * æstheticist < aestheticist
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 * æstivate < aestivate
 * ethiops < aethiops
 * æthiops < aethiops
 * etiologic < aetiologic
 * ætiologic < aetiologic
 * etiologics < aetiologics
 * ætiologics < aetiologics
 * etiologies < aetiologies
 * aitiology < aetiology
 * æviternity < aeviternity
 * ævum < aevum
 * afeerd < afeared
 * affeard < affeared
 * affectible < affectable
 * adfiliated < affiliated
 * affinisation < affinization
 * affirme < affirm
 * adfluxion < affluxion
 * afforciament < afforcement
 * aforestation < afforestation
 * Afghani < afghani
 * afibrinogenaemic < afibrinogenemic
 * aficionada < aficionado
 * afficionado < aficionado
 * afoor < afore
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 * aforesayd < aforesaid
 * aforesaide < aforesaid
 * afrayed < afraid
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 * affraid < afraid
 * Afro < afro
 * aftercastle < aftcastle
 * arter < after
 * afther < after
 * aftre < after
 * aftah < after
 * after-the-fact < after the fact
 * afterimpression < after-impression
 * aftertax < after-tax
 * after-burner < afterburner
 * after-game < aftergame
 * after-grass < aftergrass
 * after-guard < afterguard
 * after-life < afterlife
 * after-market < aftermarket
 * aft < afternoon
 * arternoon < afternoon
 * aftanoon < afternoon
 * after-pain < afterpain
 * after-potential < afterpotential
 * after-school < afterschool
 * after-shaft < aftershaft
 * after-shock < aftershock
 * after-war < afterwar
 * afterward < afterwards
 * after-world < afterworld
 * aft-most < aftmost
 * agayn < again
 * agin < again
 * agean < again
 * agane < again
 * aginst < against
 * agammaglobulinaemia < agammaglobulinemia
 * agammaglobulinaemic < agammaglobulinemic
 * agammaglobulinaemic < agammaglobulinemic
 * agalwood < agarwood
 * aggat < agate
 * age of judgement < age of judgment
 * Age of Reason < age of reason
 * agèd < aged
 * ajee < agee
 * agism < ageism
 * agrace < aggrace
 * aggrandisation < aggrandization
 * aggrandiser < aggrandizer
 * agroupment < aggroupment
 * aqa < agha
 * agast < aghast
 * agistator < agistor
 * agister < agistor
 * agida < agita
 * agitatable < agitable
 * adjutator < agitator
 * aigulet < aglet
 * aglucon < aglucone
 * aglycon < aglycone
 * aglycons < aglycone
 * agoe < ago
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 * agonising < agonizing
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 * agorah < agora
 * agouty < agouti
 * agouta < agouti
 * agreable < agreeable
 * agreein' < agreeing
 * agrement < agreement
 * agrestical < agrestic
 * agr- < agri-
 * agrofood < agri-food
 * agri-business < agribusiness
 * agrobusiness < agribusiness
 * agriculturise < agriculturize
 * egrimony < agrimony
 * agrize < agrise
 * agrotourism < agritourism
 * agrocoenosis < agrocenosis
 * agrichemical < agrochemical
 * agrihorticultural < agrohorticultural
 * agrihorticulture < agrohorticulture
 * agrostologic < agrostological
 * agritech < agrotech
 * agritechnical < agrotechnical
 * agritechnological < agrotechnological
 * agritechnology < agrotechnology
 * agrèmens < agrémens
 * aiger < ague
 * aid-de-camp < aide-de-camp
 * aide-memoire < aide-mémoire
 * egrette < aigrette
 * ailin' < ailing
 * ayme < aim
 * ayme < aim
 * aimin' < aiming
 * haint < ain't
 * a'n't < ain’t
 * aire < air
 * ayr < air
 * ayre < air
 * airbed < air bed
 * Air Chief Marshal < air chief marshal
 * Air Commodore < air commodore
 * air-conditioner < air conditioner
 * airconditioner < air conditioner
 * airconditioning < air conditioning
 * air-duct < air duct
 * airduct < air duct
 * airgap < air gap
 * air-guitar < air guitar
 * airlock < air lock
 * Air Marshal < air marshal
 * airplant < air plant
 * air-raid < air raid
 * air-ride < air ride
 * airsac < air sac
 * airshower < air shower
 * airtanker < air tanker
 * Air Vice-Marshal < air vice-marshal
 * airwing < air wing
 * airblown < air-blown
 * airconditioned < air-conditioned
 * air conditioning < air-conditioning
 * air cushion vehicle < air-cushion vehicle
 * airdry < air-dry
 * air bag < airbag
 * air-box < airbox
 * aired out < aired-out
 * air gap < airgap
 * air-mobile < airmobile
 * aerosacculitis < airsacculitis
 * air time < airtime
 * airy-fairy < airy fairy
 * isle < aisle
 * aisless < aisleless
 * ache < aitch
 * edgebone < aitchbone
 * adjutage < ajutage
 * ajava < ajwain
 * haketon < aketon
 * acinesia < akinesia
 * acinesic < akinesic
 * acratically < akratically
 * alabastrian < alabastrine
 * alas and alack < alack and alas
 * alaninemia < alaninaemia
 * alanin < alanine
 * larum < alarum
 * aube < alb
 * albe < alb
 * albicore < albacore
 * albecore < albacore
 * albocore < albacore
 * albitisation < albitization
 * albuminocytologic < albuminocytological
 * albuminose < albuminous
 * alcaid < alcaide
 * alcade < alcaide
 * alcelaphin < alcelaphine
 * alchemize < alchemise
 * alchymist < alchemist
 * alchymistical < alchemistical
 * alchymy < alchemy
 * alcoholemia < alcoholaemia
 * alcoholisation < alcoholization
 * alcoholise < alcoholize
 * alcoholometrical < alcoholometric
 * alcohometry < alcoholometry
 * halcyonoid < alcyonoid
 * halcyonoid < alcyonoid
 * eller < alder
 * earldorman < alderman
 * eale < ale
 * ale-houses < alehouses
 * aleph-zero < aleph-null
 * aleph-nought < aleph-null
 * aleph-naught < aleph-null
 * aletic < alethic
 * elwife < alewife
 * Alexander < alexander
 * alisanders < alexanders
 * alexipharmical < alexipharmic
 * alfuzosine < alfuzosin
 * alferez < alférez
 * algebraick < algebraic
 * algebrization < algebraization
 * algacidal < algicidal
 * algorismic < algorithmic
 * aliener < alienor
 * alyauntis < aliens
 * alined < aligned
 * aliner < aligner
 * alinement < alignment
 * allignment < alignment
 * alimentive < alimentative
 * alisphenoidal < alisphenoid
 * aliue < alive
 * Aliyah < aliyah
 * alcahest < alkahest
 * alkalaemic < alkalemic
 * alcalimeter < alkalimeter
 * alkalimetrical < alkalimetric
 * alkalinisation < alkalinization
 * alkalinise < alkalinize
 * alkalotolerant < alkalitolerant
 * alcalizate < alkalizate
 * alkalisation < alkalization
 * orchanet < alkanet
 * alky < alkie
 * alkyloxy < alkoxy
 * alkyloxylation < alkoxylation
 * alkylphosphate < alkyl phosphate
 * orl < all
 * all cats are grey at night < all cats are grey in the dark
 * all cats are gray in the dark < all cats are grey in the dark
 * all cats are grey by night < all cats are grey in the dark
 * all-fours < all fours
 * all of one's taste is in one's mouth < all one's taste is in one's mouth
 * all over the board < all over the map
 * all over the shop < all over the place
 * areet < all right
 * areet < all right
 * awreet < all right
 * awreet < all right
 * awreet < all right
 * all that and a bag of potato chips < all that and a bag of chips
 * al- < all-
 * all-firedly < all-fired
 * all inclusive < all-inclusive
 * allnighter < all-nighter
 * allrounder < all-rounder
 * allterrain < all-terrain
 * alleage < allege
 * allegoriser < allegorizer
 * alleluiah < alleluia
 * alamande < allemande
 * allanerly < allenarly
 * allergy salute < allergic salute
 * allergisation < allergization
 * allergise < allergize
 * allœosis < allesis
 * ally < alley
 * alleycat < alley cat
 * allez oop < alley oop
 * allocatability < allocability
 * allochthone < allochthon
 * adlocution < allocution
 * alloimmunisation < alloimmunization
 * alloimmunised < alloimmunized
 * allœopathic < allopathic
 * allophycocyanine < allophycocyanin
 * allopolyploidic < allopolyploid
 * allowin' < allowing
 * allylchloride < allyl chloride
 * allylisothiocyanate < allyl isothiocyanate
 * alme < almah
 * almyghty < almighty
 * almner < almoner
 * almry < almonry
 * almesse < alms
 * almacantar < almucantar
 * almud < almude
 * aulnage < alnage
 * aulnager < alnager
 * aloetick < aloetic
 * alang < along
 * awlung < along
 * 'longst < alongst
 * 'longst < alongst
 * alopecy < alopecia
 * alphaglobin < alpha globin
 * alphabetiser < alphabetizer
 * arquifoux < alquifou
 * alquifoux < alquifou
 * alreadie < already
 * alretty < already
 * alter-ego < alter ego
 * alternative history < alternate history
 * alternate energy < alternative energy
 * alt-metal < alternative metal
 * alt-rock < alternative rock
 * altisonous < altisonant
 * altrical < altricial
 * aluminum chloride < aluminium chloride
 * aluminumize < aluminize
 * alvarezsaur < alvarezsaurid
 * alveolarisation < alveolarization
 * alveolingual < alveololingual
 * alveoplasty < alveoloplasty
 * alveole < alveolus
 * alway < always
 * alwaies < always
 * allus < always
 * alwuz < always
 * awluz < always
 * alluz < always
 * alepine < alépine
 * amadawn < amadan
 * amaine < amain
 * amalgama < amalgam
 * amanitine < amanitin
 * amazin' < amazing
 * embassadorial < ambassadorial
 * embassadress < ambassadress
 * ambercoloured < ambercolored
 * ambergrease < ambergris
 * ambergreese < ambergris
 * ambergrece < ambergris
 * ambergrice < ambergris
 * ambregrise < ambergris
 * ambregris < ambergris
 * ambergrese < ambergris
 * ambergriece < ambergris
 * ambergriese < ambergris
 * amphidextrous < ambidextrous
 * amblyopy < amblyopia
 * ambon < ambo
 * amboina < amboyna
 * ambulacral < ambulacrum
 * amoeban < ameban
 * amœbicidal < amebicidal
 * amoebacide < amebicide
 * amoebiform < amebiform
 * amoeboid < ameboid
 * amoebous < amebous
 * amœbula < amebula
 * Amen < amen
 * mendment < amendment
 * mends < amends
 * amenorrhœal < amenorrheal
 * amerciament < amercement
 * amiantus < amianthus
 * amidium < amidium ion
 * 'midst < amidst
 * aminoacid < amino acid
 * aminoalcohol < amino alcohol
 * aminosugar < amino sugar
 * aminoterminal < amino-terminal
 * aminooxyl < aminoxyl
 * amiodaron < amiodarone
 * amitie < amity
 * ammo'd < ammoed
 * armoniac < ammoniac
 * ammoniac < ammoniacum
 * ammoniotelic < ammonotelic
 * ammoniuria < ammonuria
 * amnaesia < amnesia
 * amnemonic < amnesic
 * amylobarbitone < amobarbital
 * amœbal < amoebal
 * amebalike < amoebalike
 * amebean < amoebean
 * amœbic < amoebic
 * amebocytes < amoebocyte
 * ameboflagellate < amoeboflagellate
 * emong < among
 * emongst < amongst
 * amorette < amoret
 * amorphisation < amorphization
 * amour-propre < amour propre
 * amoxycillin < amoxicillin
 * amperemetre < amperemeter
 * amperzand < ampersand
 * amfetaminil < amphetaminil
 * ampho- < amphi-
 * amphibial < amphibian
 * amphiphil < amphiphilic
 * amphitheatral < amphitheatrical
 * amphotonia < amphotony
 * amusin' < amusing
 * amyle < amyl
 * amyloidal < amyloid
 * amyotrophia < amyotrophy
 * amess < amyss
 * anachronise < anachronize
 * anacolutha < anacoloutha
 * anacolouthons < anacoluthons
 * Anacreontic < anacreontic
 * Anacreontic < anacreontic
 * anakusis < anacusis
 * anadromic < anadromous
 * anæmic < anaemic
 * anæsthesis < anaesthesis
 * anæsthesize < anaesthesize
 * anæsthete < anaesthete
 * anæsthetically < anaesthetically
 * anæsthetise < anaesthetise
 * anæsthetiser < anaesthetiser
 * anæsthetizer < anaesthetizer
 * anaglyphical < anaglyphic
 * anagrammatical < anagrammatic
 * anagrammatize < anagrammatise
 * anal retentive < anal-retentive
 * analogue hole < analog hole
 * analog watch < analogue watch
 * analyzand < analysand
 * analysist < analyst
 * anaphrodisiacal < anaphrodisiac
 * anaphylotoxin < anaphylatoxin
 * anapleurotic < anaplerotic
 * anarchise < anarchize
 * anarchocapitalist < anarcho-capitalist
 * anarchocommunism < anarcho-communism
 * anarchocommunist < anarcho-communist
 * anarchocommunist < anarcho-communist
 * anarchosyndicalism < anarcho-syndicalism
 * anarchosyndicalist < anarcho-syndicalist
 * anathematisation < anathematization
 * anathematiser < anathematizer
 * anatomiser < anatomizer
 * ambury < anbury
 * ancred < anchored
 * anchor man < anchorman
 * anchovetta < anchoveta
 * ancona < ancon
 * andt < and
 * and crap < and shit
 * andesyte < andesite
 * handiron < andiron
 * androgogic < andragogic
 * androgogy < andragogy
 * andr- < andro-
 * androdiecious < androdioecious
 * andrœcious < androecious
 * androstendione < androstenedione
 * anearst < anear
 * anecdotical < anecdotal
 * anæmical < anemical
 * anemony < anemone
 * anergised < anergized
 * anergia < anergy
 * anesthesiometer < anesthesimeter
 * anaesthesiologic < anesthesiologic
 * anaesthesiological < anesthesiological
 * anaesthetically < anesthetically
 * anæsthetisation < anesthetisation
 * anæsthetist < anesthetist
 * anæsthetization < anesthetization
 * anesthetisation < anesthetization
 * anesthetised < anesthetized
 * anfractuose < anfractuous
 * angekkok < angekok
 * angekut < angekok
 * Angel < angel
 * angell < angel
 * death angel < angel of death
 * angel fish < angelfish
 * angioembolisation < angioembolization
 * angeiology < angiology
 * angiospermatous < angiospermous
 * angeiotomy < angiotomy
 * angle-shooter < angle shooter
 * angle-shooting < angle shooting
 * angle-shoot < angle shot
 * angle shoot < angle shot
 * angler fish < anglerfish
 * nangry < angry
 * angree < angry
 * ångström < angstrom
 * ångstrom < angstrom
 * angström < angstrom
 * Angstrom < angstrom
 * Angstroms < angstroms
 * anguisht < anguished
 * angulose < angulous
 * anhelose < anhelous
 * aningre < anigre
 * anilinctus < anilingus
 * hanimal < animal
 * animall < animal
 * animater < animator
 * anisoeikonia < aniseikonia
 * anisokonia < aniseikonia
 * anisol < anisole
 * anisotropous < anisotropic
 * ankle biter < ankle-biter
 * anchylose < ankylose
 * annat < annate
 * anatta < annatto
 * arnatto < annatto
 * arnotto < annatto
 * annexin' < annexing
 * anniverse < anniversary
 * annoy'd < annoyed
 * annualisation < annualization
 * annulability < annullability
 * anodisation < anodization
 * noint < anoint
 * annointment < anointment
 * anomalistical < anomalistic
 * anoraky < anorakish
 * anorexy < anorexia
 * anotha' < another
 * anoxemic < anoxaemic
 * ansätze < ansatz
 * aunswere < answer
 * answere < answer
 * answere < answer
 * answerde < answered
 * answerin' < answering
 * antbear < ant bear
 * ant-bear < ant bear
 * antagonistick < antagonistic
 * antagonistical < antagonistic
 * antagoniser < antagonizer
 * antemeridiem < ante meridiem
 * ante-up < ante up
 * ant-eater < anteater
 * antichamber < antechamber
 * antefixa < antefix
 * antefixum < antefix
 * antemedian < antemedial
 * ante-Mosaic < antemosaic
 * antennula < antennule
 * antipetalous < antepetalous
 * anteriorisation < anteriorization
 * anteriodorsal < anterodorsal
 * anteriodorsally < anterodorsally
 * antrograde < anterograde
 * anteriomedian < anteromedian
 * antiroom < anteroom
 * anterioposterior < anteroposterior
 * anterioventral < anteroventral
 * antisepalous < antesepalous
 * anthelmint < anthelmintic
 * anteraxanthin < antheraxanthin
 * anthocyanine < anthocyanin
 * anthraco- < anthra-
 * anthracaemia < anthracemia
 * anthracin < anthracene
 * anthraxiferous < anthraciferous
 * anthracyclin < anthracycline
 * anthracyline < anthracycline
 * anthropical < anthropic
 * anthropisation < anthropization
 * anthro- < anthropo-
 * anthrop- < anthropo-
 * anthropœia < anthropoeia
 * anthromorphic < anthropomorphic
 * anthropomorphitism < anthropomorphism
 * anthropomorphisation < anthropomorphization
 * anthropophagical < anthropophagic
 * anti < anti-
 * anti-Gentileism < anti-Gentilism
 * anti-gentileism < anti-Gentilism
 * anti-gentilism < anti-Gentilism
 * antisemite < anti-Semite
 * antisemitic < anti-Semitic
 * antisemitically < anti-Semitically
 * antiabolitionism < anti-abolitionism
 * antiavoidance < anti-avoidance
 * antibumping granule < anti-bumping granule
 * anticatarrhal < anti-catarrhal
 * anticatarrhal < anti-catarrhal
 * anticivil < anti-civil
 * antidevolutionist < anti-devolutionist
 * antifeature < anti-feature
 * antifederal < anti-federal
 * antifederalism < anti-federalism
 * antifederalist < anti-federalist
 * antifolk < anti-folk
 * antiglobalization < anti-globalization
 * antiglobalisation < anti-globalization
 * antihomophobe < anti-homophobe
 * antihomosexualism < anti-homosexualism
 * antiinstitutionalism < anti-institutionalism
 * antiintellectual < anti-intellectual
 * antilapse < anti-lapse
 * antilock < anti-lock
 * antimarketeer < anti-marketeer
 * antimonarchism < anti-monarchism
 * antistrange < anti-strange
 * antivax < anti-vax
 * antivaxx < anti-vax
 * antiageing < antiaging
 * antaircraft < antiaircraft
 * antalkaline < antialkaline
 * antianaemic < antianemic
 * antianaemic < antianemic
 * anti-antibody < antiantibody
 * anti-bisexual < antibisexual
 * anti-bribery < antibribery
 * antibussing < antibusing
 * anti-caking agent < anticaking agent
 * anti-capitalism < anticapitalism
 * anticlimactical < anticlimactic
 * anti-climax < anticlimax
 * anti-clockwise < anticlockwise
 * anti-clockwise < anticlockwise
 * anti-corruption < anticorruption
 * anti-crystals < anticrystals
 * anti-depressant < antidepressant
 * antidiarrhoeal < antidiarrheal
 * antidiarrhoeal < antidiarrheal
 * antidiarrhœal < antidiarrheal
 * antidiarrhœal < antidiarrheal
 * anti-discriminative < antidiscriminative
 * antidrugs < antidrug
 * antidyslipidaemic < antidyslipidemic
 * antidyslipidaemic < antidyslipidemic
 * antioedematous < antiedematous
 * antepileptic < antiepileptic
 * antepileptic < antiepileptic
 * antioestrogen < antiestrogen
 * antigenaemic < antigenemic
 * antiglycaemic < antiglycemic
 * anti-graft < antigraft
 * antigropeloes < antigropelos
 * antihaemolytic < antihemolytic
 * anti-hæmorrhagic < antihemorrhagic
 * anti-human < antihuman
 * antihyperglycaemic < antihyperglycemic
 * antihyperlipidaemic < antihyperlipidemic
 * antihyperlipidaemic < antihyperlipidemic
 * anthypnotic < antihypnotic
 * anthypnotic < antihypnotic
 * antilipaemic < antilipemic
 * antilipaemic < antilipemic
 * antilipidaemic < antilipidemic
 * antilocalisation < antilocalization
 * antilopin < antilopine
 * antimen < antiman
 * antimask < antimasque
 * anti-monarchist < antimonarchist
 * anti-national < antinational
 * antinomical < antinomic
 * antinome < antinomy
 * antiparkinson < antiparkinsonian
 * anti-passback < antipassback
 * antipatriarchical < antipatriarchal
 * antiphonar < antiphonary
 * antiphonical < antiphonic
 * antipyrin < antipyrine
 * antiquitarian < antiquarian
 * antiquitarian < antiquarian
 * antic < antique
 * antiquitie < antiquity
 * anti-rad < antirad
 * anti-rad < antirad
 * anti-realism < antirealism
 * anti-religious < antireligious
 * anti-revolutionary < antirevolutionary
 * anti-revolutionary < antirevolutionary
 * antiscorbutical < antiscorbutic
 * antiseptical < antiseptic
 * antiserotoninergic < antiserotonergic
 * anti-thyroid < antithyroid
 * antitoxine < antitoxin
 * anti-virus < antivirus
 * antonomasy < antonomasia
 * antoikoi < antœci
 * antecians < antœci
 * anourous < anurous
 * anctiously < anxiously
 * eeny < any
 * anny < any
 * eny < any
 * enny < any
 * anybuddy < anybody
 * anythink < anything
 * anyfink < anything
 * anyting < anything
 * anyting < anything
 * any way < anyway
 * a.o. < ao
 * aroogah < aooga
 * awoogah < aooga
 * audad < aoudad
 * apagogical < apagogic
 * apepsia < apepsy
 * apperture < aperture
 * apercu < aperçu
 * aphasy < aphasia
 * aphasiac < aphasic
 * aphoristical < aphoristic
 * aphrodisiacal < aphrodisiac
 * apiotherapy < apitherapy
 * apnoeic < apneic
 * apnœic < apneic
 * Apocalypticism < apocalypticism
 * apokatastatic < apocatastatic
 * apodisation < apodization
 * apodised < apodized
 * apokron < apokrone
 * Apollonian < apollonian
 * apologizin' < apologizing
 * apomyxis < apomixis
 * apophany < apophenia
 * apophysary < apophyseal
 * apophysial < apophyseal
 * apoplectical < apoplectic
 * apoplex < apoplexy
 * aposiopestic < aposiopetic
 * apostacy < apostasy
 * apostata < apostate
 * apostume < aposteme
 * pothecary < apothecary
 * potecary < apothecary
 * poticary < apothecary
 * apophthegmatist < apothegmatist
 * apothegmatise < apothegmatize
 * apophthegmatize < apothegmatize
 * apophthegmatise < apothegmatize
 * appenage < appanage
 * apparachik < apparatchik
 * apparell < apparel
 * paritor < apparitor
 * apaumé < appaumé
 * appeare < appear
 * appeard < appeared
 * appealant < appellant
 * apple-crook < apple crook
 * the apple doesn't fall far from the tree < apple does not fall far from the tree
 * the apple does not fall far from the stem < apple does not fall far from the tree
 * the apple does not fall far from the trunk < apple does not fall far from the tree
 * apple-pie < apple pie
 * applesquire < apple-squire
 * apple-sauce < applesauce
 * happlicable < applicable
 * applications program < application program
 * applications software < application software
 * applyed < applied
 * aplyed < applied
 * appoynt < appoint
 * apprizal < appraisal
 * apprizement < appraisement
 * appraisin' < appraising
 * prenticeship < apprenticeship
 * appraising < apprising
 * apprizing < apprising
 * happroach < approach
 * happroachin' < approaching
 * appropriatin' < appropriating
 * appertinance < appurtenance
 * appertinence < appurtenance
 * abrecock < apricot
 * apricocks < apricots
 * napron < apron
 * aprotinine < aprotinin
 * aprotonin < aprotinin
 * apsaras < apsara
 * absidiole < apsidiole
 * absis < apsis
 * aqua ammoniae < aqua ammonia
 * aquafortis < aqua fortis
 * aquajogging < aqua jogging
 * aqua regis < aqua regia
 * aque- < aqua-
 * aquicultural < aquacultural
 * aquiculture < aquaculture
 * aquiculturist < aquaculturist
 * aquafit < aquafitness
 * waterfit < aquafitness
 * water fitness < aquafitness
 * aquathon < aquathlon
 * aquatical < aquatic
 * aqvavit < aquavit
 * aqueous humor < aqueous humour
 * aquafer < aquifer
 * aquacobalamin < aquocobalamin
 * arabesk < arabesque
 * arachnitis < arachnoiditis
 * arachniphobia < arachnophobia
 * areostyle < araeostyle
 * arragonite < aragonite
 * arack < arak
 * aranology < araneology
 * arapunga < araponga
 * Araucarian < araucarian
 * arborcide < arboricide
 * arborize < arborise
 * arbourization < arborization
 * arborvirus < arbovirus
 * arcwise-connected < arc-connected
 * archo- < arch-
 * archeographic < archaeographic
 * archeointensity < archaeointensity
 * archæologically < archaeologically
 * archeon < archaeon
 * archeophyte < archaeophyte
 * archeophytic < archaeophytic
 * archeozoological < archaeozoological
 * archaical < archaic
 * archaïc < archaic
 * archbishoprick < archbishopric
 * arch-criminal < archcriminal
 * arch enemy < archenemy
 * archaeus < archeus
 * orchal < archil
 * orchel < archil
 * archimagus < archimage
 * harchitect < architect
 * architectonical < architectonic
 * archilute < archlute
 * arch-lute < archlute
 * archmold < archmould
 * arctic entryway < arctic entry
 * arcuated < arcuate
 * Ardian < ardian
 * arenium < arenium ion
 * arenonium < arenonium ion
 * areolus < areola
 * aargh < argh
 * augh < argh
 * aaargh < argh
 * arginylaminopeptidase < arginyl aminopeptidase
 * orgal < argol
 * arguin' < arguing
 * arguement < argument
 * Argyle < argyle
 * argyll < argyle
 * arsmetrike < arithmetic
 * arithmetitian < arithmetician
 * ark load < arkload
 * arm wrestle < arm-wrestle
 * arm wrestle < arm-wrestle
 * arm wrestler < arm-wrestler
 * armado < armada
 * arm'd < armed
 * armoir < armoire
 * armor-bearer < armorbearer
 * armour'd < armored
 * armored fighting vehicle < armoured fighting vehicle
 * armored truck < armoured truck
 * armorsmithing < armoursmithing
 * arm pit < armpit
 * arm pits < armpits
 * armie < army
 * aroynt < aroint
 * aromatisation < aromatization
 * round < around
 * round < around
 * round the Horn < around the Horn
 * arpen < arpent
 * arpine < arpent
 * arquebuse < arquebus
 * arquebuse < arquebus
 * arcubus < arquebus
 * harquebuze < arquebus
 * hackbush < arquebus
 * hagbush < arquebus
 * hackbut < arquebus
 * harquebusier < arquebusier
 * arrangin' < arranging
 * arrastre < arrastra
 * arhythmia < arrhythmia
 * arythmia < arrhythmia
 * arythmic < arrhythmic
 * arhythmically < arrhythmically
 * arriuall < arrival
 * arriue < arrive
 * arrivism < arrivisme
 * arrove < arroba
 * arrowe < arrow
 * arsanylium < arsanylium ion
 * assbreath < arsebreath
 * archine < arshin
 * archin < arshin
 * arschin < arshine
 * arsheen < arshine
 * arsephenamine < arsphenamine
 * arsphenamin < arsphenamine
 * artform < art form
 * art-house < art house
 * arthouse < art house
 * artroom < art room
 * artemisinine < artemisinin
 * arterialisation < arterialization
 * arterialise < arterialize
 * arthritical < arthritic
 * arthrogryphosis < arthrogryposis
 * carticaine < articaine
 * artefactitious < artifactitious
 * artificialise < artificialize
 * artistic license < artistic licence
 * art speak < artspeak
 * aryballo < aryballos
 * arylcyclohexamine < arylcyclohexylamine
 * arylsulphonate < arylsulfonate
 * arylsulphotransferase < arylsulfotransferase
 * arytænoid < arytenoid
 * arytaenoid < arytenoid
 * arytaenoid < arytenoid
 * az < as
 * as a matter of factly < as a matter of fact
 * like there was no tomorrow < as if there were no tomorrow
 * as if there is no tomorrow < as if there were no tomorrow
 * as-is < as is
 * as fate would have it < as luck would have it
 * assoon < as soon as
 * just as soon as < as soon as
 * as of yet < as yet
 * aRNA < asRNA
 * assafetida < asafoetida
 * asbestus < asbestos
 * asepticise < asepticize
 * asexualisation < asexualization
 * asexualise < asexualize
 * asham'd < ashamed
 * ash-bin < ashbin
 * ashcoloured < ashcolored
 * asrama < ashrama
 * ash-tray < ashtray
 * axe < ask
 * aske < ask
 * ast < asked
 * askin' < asking
 * asleepe < asleep
 * sleeping at the switch < asleep at the switch
 * asmolder < asmoulder
 * sperage < asparagus
 * sparagrass < asparagus
 * sparagus < asparagus
 * aspergillium < aspergillum
 * aspermatous < aspermous
 * asphaltus < asphalt
 * asphyxy < asphyxiate
 * aspick < aspic
 * asse < ass
 * @55 < ass
 * ass-kicking < ass kicking
 * ass'n. < outdoors}}: [[not
 * out-guess < outguess
 * utlary < outlawry
 * outlett < outlet
 * outmanœuver < outmaneuver
 * outmanœuver < outmanoeuvre
 * outmanœuvre < outmanoeuvre
 * outre < outré
 * outreness < outréness
 * out-worlder < outworlder
 * ouvriere < ouvrière
 * ovalbumen < ovalbumin
 * ovaling < ovalling
 * ovariectomise < ovariectomize
 * ovarectomy < ovariectomy
 * oaritis < ovaritis
 * ouer < over
 * overcanvassed < over-canvassed
 * overhedging < over-hedging
 * over-accommodation < overaccommodation
 * over-age < overage
 * overanalyse < overanalyze
 * over-assured < overassured
 * over bridge < overbridge
 * over-celebrated < overcelebrated
 * over celebrated < overcelebrated
 * overcentralisation < overcentralization
 * overcentralise < overcentralize
 * overcentralised < overcentralized
 * overcoloured < overcolored
 * o'ercome < overcome
 * o'ercome < overcome
 * overcomable < overcomeable
 * overdependency < overdependence
 * overdramatisation < overdramatization
 * over-elaborate < overelaborate
 * overenamoured < overenamored
 * over-estimate < overestimate
 * overgeneralisation < overgeneralization
 * overgeneralise < overgeneralize
 * overhall < overhaul
 * overindustrialise < overindustrialize
 * overintellectualise < overintellectualize
 * overiodisation < overiodization
 * o'erlay < overlay
 * overmoulding < overmolding
 * overpressurisation < overpressurization
 * overpressurised < overpressurized
 * over-pronation < overpronation
 * over-ridden < overridden
 * oversceptical < overskeptical
 * overstorey < overstory
 * overstraw < overstrew
 * overstrow < overstrew
 * overstylised < overstylized
 * over-supination < oversupination
 * oversystematise < oversystematize
 * overutilisation < overutilization
 * overwriteable < overwritable
 * over-zealous < overzealous
 * oviviviparous < ovoviviparous
 * oww < ow
 * owari < oware
 * ow'st < owest
 * owwie < owie
 * oule < owl
 * oul < owl
 * owne < own
 * owne < own
 * oxalacetate < oxaloacetate
 * oxazolidone < oxazolidinone
 * oxacarbazepine < oxcarbazepine
 * ox-eyed < oxeyed
 * oxidisable < oxidizable
 * oxidisation < oxidization
 * oxidised < oxidized
 * oxidisement < oxidizement
 * oxidiser < oxidizer
 * oxidising < oxidizing
 * oxydoreductase < oxidoreductase
 * oxim < oxime
 * oxindol < oxindole
 * oxacarbenium < oxocarbenium
 * oxi- < oxy-
 * oxacid < oxyacid
 * oxygenotherapy < oxygen therapy
 * oxyhaeme < oxyheme
 * oxyhaemochromogen < oxyhemochromogen
 * oxopnictide < oxypnictide
 * oxysulphide < oxysulfide
 * oxythiamin < oxythiamine
 * oy gewalt < oy gevalt
 * oy vay < oy vey
 * oi vey < oy vey
 * oi vay < oy vey
 * oysterbed < oyster bed
 * oysterplant < oyster plant
 * ozokerite < ozocerite
 * ozonous < ozonic
 * ozonisation < ozonization
 * ozonise < ozonize
 * ozoniser < ozonizer
 * pau < pa
 * pace setter < pacesetter
 * pace-setters < pacesetters
 * pacy < pacey
 * parchisi < pachisi
 * pachometer < pachymeter
 * pacifical < pacific
 * pacificist < pacifist
 * pack on pounds < pack on the pounds
 * pack-rat < pack rat
 * packie < package store
 * packy < packie
 * packin' < packing
 * padouk < padauk
 * paediatry < paediatrics
 * pædiatrist < paediatrist
 * pediatrist < paediatrist
 * pædo- < paedo-
 * pædogenesis < paedogenesis
 * peoniflorin < paeoniflorin
 * peonine < paeonine
 * peonin < paeonine
 * paganisation < paganization
 * paganise < paganize
 * paynimry < paganry
 * pagefile < page file
 * pagetable < page table
 * page boy < pageboy
 * pagod < pagoda
 * pogh < pah
 * pehlevi < pahlavi
 * pahoihoi < pahoehoe
 * paide < paid
 * payd < paid
 * payd < paid
 * paid-up < paid up
 * payne < pain
 * pain in the rear < pain in the ass
 * painstaken < painstaking
 * painstakenly < painstakingly
 * peinct < paint
 * paintshop < paint shop
 * paintin' < painting
 * paire < pair
 * peare < pair
 * pairwisely < pairwise
 * pice < paisa
 * baisa < paisa
 * poisha < paisa
 * paijama < pajama
 * pakoda < pakora
 * packtong < paktong
 * packfong < paktong
 * pakfong < paktong
 * petong < paktong
 * paitung < paktong
 * palays < palace
 * paleass < palace
 * palæanthropologist < palaeanthropologist
 * palæoanthropology < palaeanthropology
 * palæanthropology < palaeanthropology
 * paleoanthropological < palaeoanthropological
 * paleobiogeographical < palaeobiogeographical
 * paleobiologic < palaeobiologic
 * palæobotany < palaeobotany
 * paleoceanographic < palaeoceanographic
 * palæoclimatology < palaeoclimatology
 * paleoclimatology < palaeoclimatology
 * paleodune < palaeodune
 * palaeoeconomic < palaeoeconomy
 * paleogenomic < palaeogenomic
 * paleogenomics < palaeogenomics
 * paleogeochemical < palaeogeochemical
 * paleogeographer < palaeogeographer
 * palæogeography < palaeogeography
 * paleohydrologic < palaeohydrologic
 * palaeohydrologic < palaeohydrological
 * paleohydrological < palaeohydrological
 * paleohydrology < palaeohydrology
 * paleoichthyological < palaeoichthyological
 * paleoichthyologist < palaeoichthyologist
 * paleoichthyology < palaeoichthyology
 * palaeichthyology < palaeoichthyology
 * paleichthyology < palaeoichthyology
 * paleolatitudinal < palaeolatitudinal
 * palæolithic < palaeolithic
 * paleologist < palaeologist
 * palæontology < palaeontology
 * paleopolyploidization < palaeopolyploidization
 * paleosalinity < palaeosalinity
 * paleothermometry < palaeothermometry
 * paleotropical < palaeotropical
 * paleoxylological < palaeoxylological
 * paleoxylology < palaeoxylology
 * papalagi < palagi
 * palanquine < palanquin
 * palanqueen < palanquin
 * palatalise < palatalize
 * palatize < palatalize
 * palacious < palatial
 * palaeoarch < paleoarch
 * palæobiology < paleobiology
 * palaeobotanical < paleobotanical
 * paleobotanic < paleobotanical
 * palaeobotanic < paleobotanical
 * palaeoburrow < paleoburrow
 * palaeocerebellar < paleocerebellar
 * palaeocommunity < paleocommunity
 * palaeocontinent < paleocontinent
 * palaeocrystic < paleocrystic
 * palaeocurrent < paleocurrent
 * palaeodemographic < paleodemographic
 * paleodemographical < paleodemographic
 * palaeodemography < paleodemography
 * palaeodiet < paleodiet
 * palaeodietary < paleodietary
 * palaeodistribution < paleodistribution
 * palaeoecologic < paleoecologic
 * palaeoeconomy < paleoeconomy
 * palaeencephalic < paleoencephalic
 * paleencephalon < paleoencephalon
 * palaeoencephalon < paleoencephalon
 * palaeoendemic < paleoendemic
 * palaeoenvironment < paleoenvironment
 * palaeoethnobotanical < paleoethnobotanical
 * palaeoethnobotanist < paleoethnobotanist
 * palaeoethnology < paleoethnology
 * palaeoethological < paleoethological
 * palaeofauna < paleofauna
 * palaeofaunal < paleofaunal
 * palaeofaecal < paleofecal
 * palaeofloristic < paleofloristic
 * palaeofloristics < paleofloristics
 * palaeofluid < paleofluid
 * palaeogeographical < paleogeographical
 * palaeognath < paleognath
 * paleographical < paleographic
 * palæographical < paleographical
 * palaeographically < paleographically
 * palæographist < paleographist
 * palaeoherpetological < paleoherpetological
 * palaeohistological < paleohistological
 * palaeohistology < paleohistology
 * palaeohydrologist < paleohydrologist
 * palaeoichnological < paleoichnological
 * palaeoichnology < paleoichnology
 * palaeoimmunology < paleoimmunology
 * palaeokarst < paleokarst
 * palaeokarstic < paleokarstic
 * palaeoliberal < paleoliberal
 * palaeoliberal < paleoliberal
 * palaeoliberalism < paleoliberalism
 * palaeolith < paleolith
 * palaeologic < paleologic
 * palaeological < paleological
 * palaeomagnetist < paleomagnetist
 * palaeomicrobiological < paleomicrobiological
 * palaeomicrobiology < paleomicrobiology
 * palaeomorphic < paleomorphic
 * palaeoneurological < paleoneurological
 * palaeoneurologist < paleoneurologist
 * palaeopathological < paleopathological
 * palaeopedological < paleopedological
 * palaeopedologist < paleopedologist
 * palaeophysiological < paleophysiological
 * palaeophysiology < paleophysiology
 * palæophytic < paleophytic
 * palaeophytologic < paleophytologic
 * palaeopsychological < paleopsychological
 * palaeopsychology < paleopsychology
 * palaeoradiology < paleoradiology
 * palaeornithological < paleornithological
 * paleoseismologic < paleoseismological
 * palaeospecies < paleospecies
 * palaeosubspecies < paleosubspecies
 * palaeotectonic < paleotectonic
 * palaeotempestological < paleotempestological
 * palaeotempestology < paleotempestology
 * palaeovegetation < paleovegetation
 * palaeovegetational < paleovegetational
 * palaeowater < paleowater
 * palaeozoogeographical < paleozoogeographical
 * palaeozoologist < paleozoologist
 * palaestric < palestric
 * paletôt < paletot
 * pallet < palette
 * palindromical < palindromic
 * palingenesy < palingenesis
 * palinody < palinode
 * palisado < palisade
 * palisado < palisade
 * palletisable < palletizable
 * palletisation < palletization
 * palmreading < palm reading
 * palmate compound < palmately compound
 * palpifer < palpiger
 * palgrave < palsgrave
 * palsey < palsy
 * palesy < palsy
 * palesie < palsy
 * paludial < paludal
 * paludic < paludal
 * palulus < palus
 * Pampas < pampas
 * panflute < pan flute
 * panflutes < pan flutes
 * pano- < pan-
 * panfried < pan-fried
 * panfry < pan-fry
 * pan fry < pan-fry
 * pannary < panary
 * panchin < pancheon
 * pancreectomy < pancreatectomy
 * pancreatomy < pancreatotomy
 * Pandeism < pandeism
 * Pan Deism < pandeism
 * PanDeism < pandeism
 * Pan-deism < pandeism
 * Pan-Deism < pandeism
 * pan-deism < pandeism
 * pan deism < pandeism
 * PanDeist < pandeist
 * pan-deist < pandeist
 * Pan-Deist < pandeist
 * pan deist < pandeist
 * pan-Deist < pandeist
 * pan-deists < pandeists
 * PanDeists < pandeists
 * Pan-Deists < pandeists
 * pandarism < panderism
 * pandarous < panderous
 * pandoura < pandura
 * panir < paneer
 * panegyry < panegyric
 * panegyrise < panegyrize
 * pannel < panel
 * panelbeater < panel beater
 * panellized < panelized
 * Panendeism < panendeism
 * pan-en-deist < panendeist
 * Pan-en-Theism < panentheism
 * pan-en-theist < panentheist
 * Pan-en-theist < panentheist
 * PanenTheist < panentheist
 * PanenTheists < panentheists
 * pengolin < pangolin
 * panical < panic
 * panjandarum < panjandrum
 * panleukopaenia < panleukopenia
 * panleucopaenia < panleukopenia
 * pawnage < pannage
 * panier < pannier
 * panyard < pannier
 * pannikell < pannikel
 * panoramical < panoramic
 * pan-pipes < panpipes
 * pamplegia < panplegia
 * panpsychicism < panpsychism
 * panspermatist < panspermist
 * pancy < pansy
 * paunce < pansy
 * pantalette < pantalet
 * Pantheism < pantheism
 * pan theism < pantheism
 * Pan-Theism < pantheism
 * pan-theism < pantheism
 * Pan-theism < pantheism
 * pan-theists < pantheists
 * panter < panther
 * pantisocrat < pantisocratist
 * pantsless < pantless
 * pantagraph < pantograph
 * pantagraphic < pantographic
 * pantagraphical < pantographic
 * pantropic < pantropical
 * pantygirdle < panty girdle
 * pantiless < pantyless
 * Panzer < panzer
 * pan-zooism < panzoism
 * papable < papabile
 * popadom < papadam
 * poppadom < papadam
 * popodum < papadam
 * pappodoms < papadams
 * papalise < papalize
 * papau < papaya
 * papermill < paper mill
 * paper board < paperboard
 * paper-knives < paperknives
 * papillionaceous < papilionaceous
 * papilloedema < papilledema
 * papillœdema < papilledema
 * papillous < papillose
 * Papist < papist
 * pappoose < papoose
 * p-acetylaminophenol < para-acetylaminophenol
 * parathlete < para-athlete
 * parade-goer < paradegoer
 * paradigmatical < paradigmatic
 * paradize < paradise
 * paradisical < paradisiacal
 * parænetic < paraenetic
 * paræsthesis < paraesthesis
 * parageusis < parageusia
 * paragnath < paragnathus
 * paragraphical < paragraphic
 * para-hockey < parahockey
 * para hockey < parahockey
 * perroquet < parakeet
 * paraquet < parakeet
 * paraquito < parakeet
 * paroquet auklet < parakeet auklet
 * paralepsis < paraleipsis
 * parallactical < parallactic
 * parallelopiped < parallelepiped
 * parallelisable < parallelizable
 * parallelised < parallelized
 * paralysingly < paralyzingly
 * paramoecium < paramecium
 * paramaecium < paramecium
 * parameterisation < parametrisation
 * parametrisation < parametrization
 * paranæsthesia < paranaesthesia
 * paranoea < paranoia
 * paranœic < paranoiac
 * paranœic < paranoid#Adjective
 * parovarian < paraovarian
 * paraphraseable < paraphrasable
 * paraphrastical < paraphrastic
 * paraplegy < paraplegia
 * paraplectic < paraplegic
 * parapleuræ < parapleurae
 * paraproteinaemia < paraproteinemia
 * paraproteinaemic < paraproteinemic
 * pararosanilin < pararosaniline
 * parasailer < parasailor
 * parasitaemia < parasitemia
 * para-sport < parasport
 * parauntha < paratha
 * paravirtualisation < paravirtualization
 * parcelation < parcellation
 * paraclose < parclose
 * excuse my French < pardon my French
 * parenchymatous < parenchymal
 * paraenetic < parenetic
 * pariesis < paresis
 * parflesh < parfleche
 * parafocal < parfocal
 * perfumier < parfumier
 * parhelium < parhelion
 * parc < park
 * park-goer < parkgoer
 * parking disk < parking disc
 * parlyvoo < parleyvoo
 * Parmesan < parmesan
 * Parmazan < parmesan
 * paraoccipital < paroccipital
 * parochialise < parochialize
 * parodise < parodize
 * paronomasy < paronomasia
 * paronomastical < paronomastic
 * paratoid gland < parotoid gland
 * parquette < parquet
 * par < parr
 * purrock < parrock
 * parrat < parrot
 * parrot-like < parrotlike
 * parcimony < parsimony
 * parslied < parsleyed
 * parsnep < parsnip
 * parsnippy < parsnipy
 * parte < part
 * part-exchange < part exchange
 * part-song < part song
 * partial function application < partial application
 * particleboard < particle board
 * particuler < particular
 * partyer < partier
 * partin' < parting
 * partizanship < partisanship
 * particracy < partocracy
 * partitocracy < partocracy
 * partyocracy < partocracy
 * partitocratic < partocratic
 * partyocratic < partocratic
 * pawty < party
 * pervis < parvis
 * parvolin < parvoline
 * pacha < pasha
 * pashaw < pasha
 * pasodoble < paso doble
 * pasqueflower < pasque flower
 * passout < pass-out
 * passage maker < passagemaker
 * passée < passé
 * paste-egg < paste egg
 * pastil < pastel
 * paste-up < pasteup
 * pasteurisable < pasteurizable
 * pasteuriser < pasteurizer
 * pastil < pastille
 * pastoralise < pastoralize
 * patacoon < pataca
 * patten < paten
 * pater familias < paterfamilias
 * paternalisation < paternalization
 * paternalise < paternalize
 * pathocascade < path cascade
 * pathlength < path length
 * pathloss < path loss
 * patia < pathia
 * pathoadaptative < pathoadaptive
 * pathobiologic < pathobiological
 * pathogene < pathogen
 * pathogenical < pathogenic
 * pathogenity < pathogenicity
 * pathologisation < pathologization
 * patin < patine
 * patole < patolli
 * patooty < patootie
 * patriarchical < patriarchal
 * patricentered < patricentred
 * patrilinear < patrilineal
 * patristical < patristic
 * patronisable < patronizable
 * patronisation < patronization
 * patroniser < patronizer
 * pattern maker < patternmaker
 * pattie < patty
 * patty-cake < patty cake
 * polron < pauldron
 * panch < paunch
 * pauperisation < pauperization
 * pauperise < pauperize
 * pavement-pizza < pavement pizza
 * pavage < paviage
 * pavillion < pavilion
 * pavese < pavis
 * pavesse < pavis
 * paul < pawl
 * pawne < pawn
 * pawnor < pawner
 * paygrade < pay grade
 * paystub < pay stub
 * paytable < pay table
 * pay for play < pay to play
 * panim < paynim
 * panym < paynim
 * pay phone < payphone
 * pcs. < pcs}}                                    Archaic and Dialectal.  In dialect, it is sometimes conflated with sense 5 of the previous definition, and is used as a general indicator of a participle.   Archaic and Dialectal.  In dialect, it is sometimes conflated with sense 5 of the previous definition, and is used as a general indicator of a participle.    {{gloss
 * uck < yuck
 * yüeh-ch'in < yueqin
 * yug < yuga
 * yourt < yurt
 * yarta < yurt
 * zs < z's
 * Z's < z's
 * zaffrani < zafrani
 * zaffran < zafrani
 * zikat < zakat
 * Zikat < zakat
 * zakouska < zakuska
 * zamang < zaman
 * zamarro < zamarra
 * zumbooruck < zamburak
 * zampugna < zampogna
 * zante < zantewood
 * zanze < zanza
 * zaptiah < zaptieh
 * zabtieh < zaptieh
 * zabtie < zaptieh
 * zurf < zarf
 * zareba < zariba
 * zareba < zariba
 * zareeba < zariba
 * zereba < zariba
 * zereba < zariba
 * zeale < zeal
 * zebrafinch < zebra finch
 * zebra fish < zebrafish
 * zebra fishes < zebrafish
 * chequin < zecchino
 * zecchine < zecchino
 * Zeitgeister < zeitgeister
 * zanana < zenana
 * zenanah < zenana
 * zepto-ampere < zeptoampere
 * zepto-joule < zeptojoule
 * dzeren < zeren
 * zariba < zeriba
 * zereeba < zeriba
 * zeromode < zero mode
 * zeroeth < zeroth
 * dzomo < zhomo
 * zhush < zhoosh
 * zibeth < zibet
 * ziconitide < ziconotide
 * azidovudine < zidovudine
 * zig-zag < zigzag
 * zig-zag < zigzag
 * zig-zag < zigzag
 * zel < zill
 * zimeldine < zimelidine
 * zink < zinc
 * zincky < zincy
 * zinky < zincy
 * zindeeq < zindiq
 * zinke < zink
 * zinck < zink
 * zip the lip < zip one's lip
 * zippola < zipola
 * zircalloy < zircaloy
 * zite < ziti
 * zivana < zivania
 * ziz < zizz
 * zooanthid < zoanthid
 * zooeal < zoeal
 * zumbi < zombie
 * zombiefied < zombified
 * zombieish < zombyish
 * zoecium < zooecium
 * zoogony < zoogeny
 * zoögeographical < zoogeographical
 * zoogleic < zoogloeic
 * zoönomy < zoonomy
 * zoonose < zoonosis
 * zoöparasitic < zooparasitic
 * zoöphagous < zoophagous
 * zoöphily < zoophily
 * zoöphobia < zoophobia
 * zoöphytic < zoophytic
 * zoöspore < zoospore
 * zootsuiter < zoot-suiter
 * zoötic < zootic
 * zoötomist < zootomist
 * zoötomy < zootomy
 * zōri < zori
 * zowee < zowie
 * zooea < zoëa
 * zuchetta < zucchetta
 * sorna < zurna
 * zygodactyle < zygodactyl
 * zygodactyle < zygodactyl
 * zym- < zymo-
 * zymolase < zymolyase
 * zimome < zymome
 * zythem < zythum
 * narmean < {{soplink
 * crosspresentation < {{w
 * crosspriming < {{w
 * uA < µA
 * uK < µK
 * ucd < µcd
 * ug < µg
 * um < µm
 * umol < µmol
 * us < µs
 * Æolick < Æolic
 * akermanite < åkermanite
 * aesc < æsc
 * Sibenik < Šibenik
 * Shibenik < Šibenik
 * Shtokavian < Štokavian
 * Shtokavian < Štokavian
 * ǂQhôã < ǂHõã
 * Kung < ǃKung
 * !Kung < ǃKung
 * γ ray < γ-ray
 * 'hem < ’em

title: User:Ungoliant MMDCCLXIV/altforms/en


text: gcroise

title: gcroise


text: tetraoxosilicate

title: tetraoxosilicate


text: chrosa

title: chrosa


text: gcrosa

title: gcrosa


text:
lochta croise

Noun

 * 1)  rood-loft

title: lochta croise


text:
Citations:kadera

Noun: "the hip"

 * 2016 — Mobe
 * / Mobe mobe el kadera /

title: Citations:kadera


text: Category:Chavacano citations

title: Category:Chavacano citations


text:
lochta féir

Noun

 * 1)  hay-loft

title: lochta féir


text:
τάνου

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) above
 * 2) on
 * 3) up

title: τάνου


text:
Citations:makinilya

Noun: "a typewriter"

 * 2018 — Ceballos, Lamberto G., Laing mga Handomanan sa Akong Pagka Magsusulat [sic] (11 July), Bisaya, Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation
 * Tuig 1966, nagtrabaho na ko isip bookkeeper sa usa ka shipping company sa Dakbayan sa Sugbo. May kauban ko sa opisina nga naghisgot nga may makinilya nga ibaligya ang iyang ig-agaw, P300 lang. Nagdawat kog minimum nga suhol, P180 ang bulan, kay P6 man ang adlaw. Ug wa koy tinigom kay nag- review man ko alang sa CPA Board Exams nga ipahigayon sa bulan sa Oktubre, 1966. Gihangyo nako siya nga data-datahan ko lang kinig P50 kada bulan. Salamat nga misugot ang iyang ig-agaw. Gikalipay ko kinig dako kaayo kay dili na ko moadto sa Olis o sa Carangue aron magpa- type og manuskrito. Naako ang makinilya human sa unom ka buwan nga pag-antos.

title: Citations:makinilya


text:
tinigom

Etymology
⟨ceb⟩

Noun

 * 1) that which is saved or set aside
 * 2) life savings

title: tinigom


text:
pabayaan

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to neglect; to abandon

title: pabayaan


text: lochtanna

title: lochtanna


text:
Citations:tinigom

Noun: "that which is saved or set aside"

 * 2018 — Ceballos, Lamberto G., Laing mga Handomanan sa Akong Pagka Magsusulat [sic] (11 July), Bisaya, Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation
 * Tuig 1966, nagtrabaho na ko isip bookkeeper sa usa ka shipping company sa Dakbayan sa Sugbo. May kauban ko sa opisina nga naghisgot nga may makinilya nga ibaligya ang iyang ig-agaw, P300 lang. Nagdawat kog minimum nga suhol, P180 ang bulan, kay P6 man ang adlaw. Ug wa koy tinigom kay nag- review man ko alang sa CPA Board Exams nga ipahigayon sa bulan sa Oktubre, 1966. Gihangyo nako siya nga data-datahan ko lang kinig P50 kada bulan. Salamat nga misugot ang iyang ig-agaw. Gikalipay ko kinig dako kaayo kay dili na ko moadto sa Olis o sa Carangue aron magpa- type og manuskrito. Naako ang makinilya human sa unom ka buwan nga pag-antos.

title: Citations:tinigom


text:
κάτου

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) down
 * 2) below
 * 3) beneath

title: κάτου


text: lóchta

title: lóchta


text: 同中書門下平章事

title: 同中書門下平章事


text:
tumakbo

Etymology
From ⟨tl⟩.

Verb

 * 1) to run
 * 2) to run
 * 1) to run

title: tumakbo


text: 同中书门下平章事

title: 同中书门下平章事


text:
ເຂົ້າຜັດ

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) fried rice

title: ເຂົ້າຜັດ


text: 圣弗朗西斯科

title: 圣弗朗西斯科


text:
hingalin

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) easily runs out of breath

Verb

 * 1) to pant; to run out of breath
 * 2) to become very tired

title: hingalin


text: 弗朗西斯科

title: 弗朗西斯科


text:
sipain

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to be kick; to be struck with one's foot
 * 2)  to be kicked out; to be fired; to be dismissed
 * 1)  to be kicked out; to be fired; to be dismissed

title: sipain


text: Lation

title: Lation


text:
umikot

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to turn round and round; to rotate
 * 2) to walk or run around a place
 * 1) to walk or run around a place

title: umikot


text:
iwanan

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to entrust to someone; to leave something to someone

title: iwanan


text: 你国

title: 你国


text: latindo

title: latindo


text:
dactylopodid

Noun

 * 1) Any amoeboid protist of the order

title: dactylopodid


text: dactylopodids

title: dactylopodids


text: dememorisation

title: dememorisation


text:
halikan

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to kiss; to give a kiss to

Noun

 * 1) act of kissing each other
 * 2)  kissing scene
 * 1)  kissing scene

title: halikan


text: desferrioxamines

title: desferrioxamines


text:
suntukin

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to punch; to box

title: suntukin


text:
deuteroreduce

Verb

 * 1)  To reduce using deuterium or a deuterated material

Related terms

 * deuteroreduction

title: deuteroreduce


text:
deuteroreduced

Adjective

 * 1) reduced by deuteroreduction

title: deuteroreduced


text:
diplodiploid

Adjective

 * 1)  haplodiploid with the males being diploid

title: diplodiploid


text:
makuha

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to obtain; to get
 * 2) to understand
 * 1) to understand

title: makuha


text: discreminate

title: discreminate


text: discremination

title: discremination


text:
matanggap

Verb

 * 1) To receive

title: matanggap


text:
User talk:Princeipeazul

Formatting
The part of speech entry is capitalised - ===Verb=== not ===verb===. SemperBlotto (talk) 05:23, 6 August 2018 (UTC)

inflection
If you are not sure of an inflection / conjugation, you can add a template. See for an example of how to use it. SemperBlotto (talk) 08:30, 6 August 2018 (UTC)

Thanks for editing Tagalog
Hi, welcome to Wiktionary, and thanks for inputting a lot of Tagalog entries. I just have some points of concern when you edit the entries:
 * 1) For verbs, please put the word "to" before the definition, because that connotes an action, and that's the standard in Wiktionary.
 * 2) Please use standard spelling, especially "siya" instead of "sya".
 * 3) Put a period at the end of the text in Etymology.
 * 4) Put periods at the end of sentences (you have some sentences with no period).
 * 5) Put synonyms and antonyms in a subheader below the entry definition. For example, if the word is a verb, and it's 1.2, the "Synonym" subheader should be 1.2.1.
 * 6) Put links on your definiton. For example, if the definition is "to clean", please write "to clean".
 * 7) Label all vulgar words as vulgar. Don't use vulgar words in definitions, like in "pakantutin".
 * 8) Please put a part of speech in EVERY entry. For root words, they're usually nouns or adjectives. Consult Vicassan's dictionary if you don't know. For example, in the entry sama, please put parts of speech, and don't use the phrase "relating to". Just "accompaniment" will suffice, or "act of accompaniment".
 * 9) Remember ALWAYS to put a language divider after each entry, if there are other languages. For example, in "baho", you didn't put a divider.
 * 10) For "See also" or "Synonyms" or "Antonyms", we don't use the number sign, but the asterisk. For example, in belosidad or kagandahan.
 * 11) Don't put "archaic" and "dated" labels on just any word. The Filipino community is not exposed to a lot of Tagalog vocabulary in literature, and a lot of the words you marked as "archaic" or "dated" is much in use in literature.
 * 12) Do not put hyphens in words such as "i-salba". The proper word is "isalba". Also mag-trabaho and magpa-usok. Remove the hyphens please. Hyphens are only for glottal stops, and repeated words. Likewise, put hyphens when they are part of the word, such as "sumang-ayon" (the proper spelling) but the article you made is sumangayon.
 * 13) In words like kachakahan, the label "slang" is placed at the start by writing, and not after the word. Just look at the code.
 * 14) Review your entries after creating them. For example, in papasukin, you put two "Etymology" subheaders. In gumuwapo, you put extra things on the Etymology.

I guess that's all for now. I really appreciate you adding Tagalog entries, but understand that Wiktionary has a format that should be followed. Thanks! --Mar vin kaiser (talk) 10:31, 9 August 2018 (UTC)
 * I hope that Mar vin kaiser's explanations have been helpful. Unfortunately, other people still have to clean up after some of your older entries. Please take a look at Special:Contributions/Princeipeazul, going back to before you were always adding part of speech headers and the like, and see if you can clean them up yourself according to what Mar vin kaiser said. Thank you! —Μετάknowledge discuss/deeds 23:53, 13 August 2018 (UTC)

 * Late reply, I'm noticing you're misusing the "familiar" label, which should be used for terms only used in deeply intimate situations. So far, I can't find any Tagalog term that falls under that definition. I'm going on a cleanup of verbs you've added with that label. --TagaSanPedroAko (talk) 00:07, 12 November 2020 (UTC)

Tagalog verbs
I'm pretty sure that Tagalog verbs don't start with a capital letter. SemperBlotto (talk) 15:59, 21 September 2019 (UTC)

title: User talk:Princeipeazul


text:
self-sacrificingly

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) In a self-sacrificing way.

title: self-sacrificingly


text:
maintindihan

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to understand

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to understand; to comprehend

title: maintindihan


text:
drepanosaur

Noun

 * 1) An extinct reptile of the family.

title: drepanosaur


text:
tagaluto

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cook; chef

title: tagaluto


text:
magluto

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1) to cook

Etymology 2
From.

Verb

 * 1) to wear mourning clothes

title: magluto


text:
magbasa

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to wet; to cover or impregnate with any liquid

Verb

 * 1) to read

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1) to read; to do reading

Etymology 2
From.

Verb

 * 1) to get wet
 * 2) to make (an object) wet

title: magbasa


text:
тоос сорогч

Etymology
Probably calqued after.

Noun

 * 1)  vacuum cleaner

title: тоос сорогч