text:
平歲

Verb

 * 1)  to be the same age

title: 平歲


text: 平岁

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

title: 平岁


text:
平洋

Etymology
Cognate with.

Noun

 * 1)  plain; flatland

title: 平洋


text:
vega convexity

Noun

 * 1)  A second-order measure of derivative price sensitivity, expressed as the rate of change of vega with respect to changes in the volatility of the underlying asset.

title: vega convexity


text:
邊頭

Noun

 * 1) side; border

Pronoun

 * 1)  which area

title: 邊頭


text: 边头

title: 边头


text:
DvegaDvol

Etymology
From the mathematical formula $$\frac{\partial \mathcal{V}}{\partial \sigma}$$, the partial derivative of vega ($$\mathcal{V}$$) with respect to volatility (σ), pronounced as "D vega (by) D vol(atility)".

Noun

 * 1)  A second-order measure of derivative price sensitivity, expressed as the rate of change of vega with respect to changes in the volatility of the underlying asset.

title: DvegaDvol


text:
dermolysis

Related terms

 * dermolytic

title: dermolysis


text:
dermolytic

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to dermolysis

title: dermolytic


text:
dermonecrotic

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to dermonecrosis

Derived terms

 * dermonecrotic toxin

title: dermonecrotic


text:
dermonecrosis

Noun

 * 1) necrosis of the skin

Related terms

 * dermonecrotic

title: dermonecrosis


text: dermotropic

title: dermotropic


text:
dermovascular

Adjective

 * 1)  Relating to the blood vessels of the skin

title: dermovascular


text:
生膠

Noun

 * 1) raw rubber; caoutchouc

title: 生膠


text:
生橡膠

Noun

 * 1) raw rubber; caoutchouc

title: 生橡膠


text:
akárcsak

Conjunction

 * 1) (the) same as, just like

title: akárcsak


text:
生奶

Noun

 * 1)  raw rubber; caoutchouc

title: 生奶


text:
Talk:synaesthesia

Pronunciation
— Ungoliant (falai) 15:03, 29 March 2018 (UTC)
 * Does it really have an between two stressed vowels? Merriam Webster says  and Oxford Dictionaries says
 * The aforementioned dictionaries give the endings ~  and . We only give the first.
 * I’ve heard this with a couple of times. Is it nonstandard? Is it common enough to list?

 * I agree that it's not /ɛ/ unless the speaker is speaking very carefully. Unlike other words, I've personally never heard the /-ʒiə/ or /-ziə/ endings for synaesthesia. But that doesn't mean they don't exist. --WikiTiki89 15:40, 29 March 2018 (UTC)

title: Talk:synaesthesia


text: 生胶

title: 生胶


text: 生橡胶

title: 生橡胶


text:
descemetitis

Noun

 * 1)  inflammation of the Descemet's membrane

title: descemetitis


text:
akárha

Conjunction

 * 1)  as if, as though

title: akárha


text:
aigaiqssee

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  husband

title: aigaiqssee


text:
aijiq

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  alcoholic beverage, (e.g. wine, beer, liquor etc.)

title: aijiq


text:
DgammaDtime

Etymology
From the mathematical formula $$\frac{\partial \Gamma}{\partial \tau}$$, the partial derivative of gamma (Γ) with respect to time (τ), pronounced as "D gamma (by) D time".

Noun

 * 1)  A third-order measure of derivative price sensitivity, expressed as the rate of change of gamma with respect to time, or equivalently the rate of change of charm with respect to changes in the underlying asset price.

title: DgammaDtime


text:
desmocalmin

Noun

 * 1)  A protein, found in bovine desmosomes, that binds calmodulin

title: desmocalmin


text: Shingeapór

title: Shingeapór


text:
desmocranium

Noun

 * 1)  the mesenchymal primordium of the cranium

title: desmocranium


text:
desynchronous

Adjective

 * 1) Lacking synchrony

title: desynchronous


text: deuteroplasm

title: deuteroplasm


text:
DgammaDspot

Etymology
From the mathematical formula $$\frac{\partial \Gamma}{\partial S}$$, the partial derivative of gamma (Γ) with respect to spot price (S), pronounced as "D gamma (by) D spot (price)".

Noun

 * 1)  A third-order measure of derivative price sensitivity, expressed as the rate of change of gamma with respect to changes in the underlying asset price.

title: DgammaDspot


text:
gamma of the gamma

Noun

 * 1)  A third-order measure of derivative price sensitivity, expressed as the rate of change of gamma with respect to changes in the underlying asset price.

title: gamma of the gamma


text:
skoeske

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a shoebox

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a shoebox

title: skoeske


text:
akárhol

Adverb

 * 1) anywhere
 * 2) wherever
 * 1) wherever

title: akárhol


text:
DvommaDvol

Etymology
From the mathematical formula $$\frac{\partial vomma}{\partial \sigma}$$, the partial derivative of vomma with respect to volatility (σ), pronounced as "D vomma (by) D vol(atility)".

Noun

 * 1)  A third-order measure of derivative price sensitivity, expressed as the rate of change of vomma with respect to changes in the volatility of the underlying asset.

title: DvommaDvol


text:
Jäppinen

Etymology
, from a diminutive of the given name.

title: Jäppinen


text:
Jaska

Etymology
A diminutive of. Compare.

Usage notes

 * Jaska Jokunen = Charlie Brown (Peanuts character)

title: Jaska


text:
DgammaDvol

Etymology
From the mathematical formula $$\frac{\partial \Gamma}{\partial \sigma}$$, the partial derivative of gamma (Γ) with respect to volatility (σ), pronounced as "D gamma (by) D vol(atility)".

Noun

 * 1)  A third-order measure of derivative price sensitivity, expressed as the rate of change of vanna with respect to changes in the spot price, or equivalently the rate of change of gamma with respect to changes in the volatility of the underlying asset.

title: DgammaDvol


text:
Reconstruction talk:Proto-Brythonic/seiθ

Shouldn't Brythonic yield *heiθ ? 206.212.42.77 15:38, 29 March 2018 (UTC)
 * Normally. Brythonic radical 's-' originally lenited to 'h-' but 'st-' would lenite to 's-', which lead to confusion and later complete abandonment of this particular mutation. More or less it just depended on which environments occurred more frequently and that's the form that survived. Anglom (talk) 04:42, 30 March 2018 (UTC)


text: Category:Central Franconian terms derived from Late Latin


text:
bulingbuling

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) a type of squid

title: bulingbuling


text:
द्वादश

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Numeral

 * 1) twelve

title: द्वादश


text:
ваҡытында

Adverb

 * 1) in time, on time
 * 2) in good time, at a suitable time
 * 3) at one time, formerly, in former times, back in the old days
 * 1) in good time, at a suitable time
 * 2) at one time, formerly, in former times, back in the old days
 * 1) at one time, formerly, in former times, back in the old days

Postposition

 * 1) at the time of, during

title: ваҡытында


text:
Limici

Etymology
From, from , the Limia river, and the relational suffix , meaning "the people of the Limia". The name Limia is from ("flood; marsh", compare 🇨🇬, "flow; stream; flood"), from.

Proper noun

 * 1) A tribe of Gallaecia

title: Limici


text: Category:Latin terms borrowed from Gallaecian


text: Category:Latin terms derived from Gallaecian


text: skoeska

title: skoeska


text: pastaens

title: pastaens


text: pastaers

title: pastaers


text: pastaerne

title: pastaerne


text: pastaernes

title: pastaernes


text: skoesken

title: skoesken


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Turkic/bïdïk

Noun

 * 1) moustache

Descendants

 * Oghur:
 * (<? Kipchak)

 * Oghuz:
 * (<? Karluk)
 * , бигъ
 * Karluk:
 * Kipchak:
 * North Kipchak:
 * West Kipchak:
 * South Kipchak:
 * Caspian:
 * Kyrgyz-Kipchak:
 * Siberian:
 * North Siberian:
 * South Siberian:
 * Kipchak:
 * North Kipchak:
 * West Kipchak:
 * South Kipchak:
 * Caspian:
 * Kyrgyz-Kipchak:
 * Siberian:
 * North Siberian:
 * South Siberian:
 * West Kipchak:
 * South Kipchak:
 * Caspian:
 * Kyrgyz-Kipchak:
 * Siberian:
 * North Siberian:
 * South Siberian:
 * Siberian:
 * North Siberian:
 * South Siberian:
 * North Siberian:
 * South Siberian:
 * South Siberian:
 * South Siberian:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Turkic/bïdïk


text:
便看

Verb

 * 1)  to act as the occasion demands; to look at the situation before deciding something

title: 便看


text: farm house

title: farm house


text: spring house

title: spring house


text: spring houses

title: spring houses


text:
correlation delta

Noun

 * 1)  A measure of derivative price sensitivity with respect to changes in the correlation between the underlying assets in a multi-asset option.

title: correlation delta


text:
展威

Verb

 * 1)  to display power and prestige; to show one's might

title: 展威


text:
issamiga

Etymology
From +  (from 🇨🇬), from  +, the first component from.

Noun

 * 1) a species of antelope

title: issamiga


text: skoesker

title: skoesker


text: farm houses

title: farm houses


text:
त्रयोदश

Etymology
From, from +. See and.

Numeral

 * 1) thirteen

Descendants
Many descendants appear to continue *trai- ~ *trayē-, rather than trayō-.
 * Dardic:

title: त्रयोदश


text:
cross gamma

Noun

 * 1)  A measure of derivative price sensitivity, expressed as the rate of change of delta in one underlying asset with respect to the asset price of another underlying asset in a multi-asset option.

title: cross gamma


text: skoeskene

title: skoeskene


text: jiéyǔ

title: jiéyǔ


text:
cross vanna

Noun

 * 1)  A measure of derivative price sensitivity, expressed as the rate of change of vega in one underlying asset with respect to the asset price of another underlying asset in a multi-asset option, or equivalently the rate of change of delta in the second asset with respect to the volatility of the first asset.

title: cross vanna


text:
cross volga

Noun

 * 1)  A measure of derivative price sensitivity, expressed as the rate of change of vega in one underlying asset with respect to the volatility of another underlying asset in a multi-asset option.

title: cross volga


text:
चतुर्दश

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Numeral

 * 1) fourteen

Descendants

 * Dardic:

title: चतुर्दश


text:
ბუჲუღი

Etymology
From (🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1) moustache

title: ბუჲუღი


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Iranian/názdyah

Etymology
From. Equivalent to.

Adjective

 * : closer, nearer

Derived terms

 * Northwestern Iranian:
 * Kurdish:
 * Zaza-Gorani:
 * Southwestern Iranian:
 * Zaza-Gorani:
 * Southwestern Iranian:
 * Zaza-Gorani:
 * Southwestern Iranian:
 * Southwestern Iranian:
 * Southwestern Iranian:
 * Southwestern Iranian:

Descendants

 * Central Iranian:
 * Southeastern Iranian:
 * Southeastern Iranian:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Iranian/názdyah


text:
पञ्चदश

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Numeral

 * 1) fifteen

title: पञ्चदश


text: ATSF

title: ATSF


text: AT&SF

title: AT&SF


text:
山跤

Noun

 * 1)  foot of a mountain or hill; foothill

title: 山跤


text:
山崙

Noun

 * 1)  ridge of a mountain or hill
 * 2)  small hill

title: 山崙


text:
дьньсь

Etymology
From, from +.

Adverb

 * 1) today
 * 2) now

title: дьньсь


text:
山嶼

Noun

 * 1)  islet in the middle of the sea

title: 山嶼


text: 山屿

title: 山屿


text: Category:axm:Hair

title: Category:axm:Hair


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Iranian/názdištah

Etymology
From. Equivalent to. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * : closest, nearest

Descendants

 * Central Iranian:
 * Southwestern Iranian:
 * (/nazdist/)
 * (/nazdist/)

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Iranian/názdištah


text:
paraon

Etymology
From, from , from , from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1) a pharaoh

title: paraon


text: Category:ceb:Ancient Egypt

title: Category:ceb:Ancient Egypt


text: Category:ceb:Egypt

title: Category:ceb:Egypt


text: Paraon

title: Paraon


text:
Citations:wrest

 * 1) A unit of length?

title: Citations:wrest


text: Category:Cebuano surnames from Icelandic


text:
prespawning

Adjective

 * 1) Before spawning.

title: prespawning


text:
солідарність

Noun

 * 1) solidarity

title: солідарність


text: Category:Cebuano terms derived from Icelandic


text:
queuosine

Noun

 * 1)  A modified nucleoside present in certain tRNAs in bacteria and eukaryotes.

title: queuosine


text:
Reichelt

Etymology
.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Reichelt is the 35294th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 638 individuals. Reichelt is most common among White (94.04%) individuals.

Etymology
From.

title: Reichelt


text: Category:Cebuano surnames from German

title: Category:Cebuano surnames from German


text:
User talk:2600:8805:400:88F0:9D8D:2426:CE69:4115

This is also the word for 'yes' in Louisiana French. I've heard this in Terrebone Parish. 2600:8805:400:88F0:9D8D:2426:CE69:4115 16:56, 29 March 2018 (UTC)


text:
purée de pois

Noun

 * 1)  pea-souper dense fog

title: purée de pois


text:
didodécaèdre

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) didodecahedral

title: didodécaèdre


text: didodécaèdres

title: didodécaèdres


text:
Sitalces

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Proper noun

 * 1) A king of Thrace

title: Sitalces


text:
akárhonnan

Adverb

 * 1) from anywhere, from wherever, no matter where from

title: akárhonnan


text:
incredibil

Etymology
,, . Equivalent to.

Adjective

 * 1) incredible

title: incredibil


text:
Sadocus

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Proper noun

 * 1) A king of Thrace and son of Sitalces

title: Sadocus


text:
bekeri

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a bakery; a shop in which bread (and often other baked goods such as cakes) is baked and/or sold

title: bekeri


text: Category:ceb:Businesses

title: Category:ceb:Businesses


text: TIGHAR

title: TIGHAR


text:
bárhonnan

Adverb

 * 1) from anywhere, from wherever, no matter where from

title: bárhonnan


text:
सप्तदश

Etymology
.

Numeral

 * 1) seventeen

title: सप्तदश


text:
gerero

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a male warrior

title: gerero


text:
अष्टादश

Etymology
.

Numeral

 * 1) eighteen

Descendants

 * Dardic:
 * Dardic:
 * Dardic:
 * Dardic:
 * Dardic:
 * Dardic:

title: अष्टादश


text:
ऊनविंशति

Etymology
.

Numeral

 * 1) nineteen

title: ऊनविंशति


text:
Ctesias

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) A Greek physician and historian from Cnidus

title: Ctesias


text:
gerera

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a female warrior

title: gerera


text:
máshonnan

Adverb

 * 1) from elsewhere from somewhere else, from another source or place

title: máshonnan


text:
Intemelii

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) A Ligurian tribe of Italy, who dwelt to the west of the Ingauni

title: Intemelii


text: Template:as-conj-cvc-ct

title: Template:as-conj-cvc-ct


text:
máshogyan

Adverb

 * 1) otherwise, differently, in a different way

title: máshogyan


text: Template:as-conj-cvc-et

title: Template:as-conj-cvc-et


text:
fääst

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

Adjective

 * 1) healthy
 * 2) firm, secure

title: fääst


text:
Vipstanus

Proper noun

 * 1) a Roman nomen gentile, gens or "family name" famously held by:
 * , a Roman consul

title: Vipstanus


text:
goryo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) foolery; foolish behaviour or speech

title: goryo


text:
Tineius

Proper noun

 * 1) a Roman nomen gentile, gens or "family name" famously held by:
 * , a Roman governor

title: Tineius


text:
zažaliti

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to regret

title: zažaliti


text:
Ibsenic

Adjective

 * 1) Ibsenian

title: Ibsenic


text:
एकविंशति

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Numeral

 * 1) twenty-one

title: एकविंशति


text:
Pineronian

Adjective

 * 1) Of or relating to Sir  (1855–1934), English actor and dramatist.

title: Pineronian


text:
don't's

Usage notes
Not used outside of the phrase "do's and don't's" (and minor plays on it).

title: don't's


text:
grahe

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a garage; a building (or section of a building) used to store a car or cars, tools and other miscellaneous items

Verb

 * 1) to park in a garage

title: grahe


text:
veterinær

Etymology
From, , possibly via 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) veterinary

Noun

 * 1) a veterinary surgeon, vet, or veterinarian (US)

Etymology
From, , possibly via 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) veterinary

Noun

 * 1) a veterinary surgeon, vet, or veterinarian (US)

title: veterinær


text:
Eleutherus

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: Eleutherus


text:
guroy

Verb

 * 1) to tug; to drag

title: guroy


text:
नवदश

Etymology
.

Numeral

 * 1) nineteen

title: नवदश


text:
gabling

Noun

 * 1)  Gables collectively.

Verb

 * 1) to pull back; to pull in a backwards direction

title: gabling


text:
द्वाविंशति

Etymology
.

Numeral

 * 1) twenty-two

title: द्वाविंशति


text:
deuteroporphyrin

Noun

 * 1)  Any of a group of derivatives of protoporphyrins that lack the vinyl side chains

title: deuteroporphyrin


text: deuteroporphyrins

title: deuteroporphyrins


text:
Pèire

Etymology
From, from.

Proper noun

 * 1) Peter Biblical character
 * 1) Peter Biblical character

title: Pèire


text:
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text: veterinært

title: veterinært


text:
त्रयोविंशति

Etymology
From, from and. See and.

Numeral

 * 1) twenty-three

title: त्रयोविंशति


text: Category:Spanish given names from Latin

title: Category:Spanish given names from Latin


text: veterinære

title: veterinære


text:
deuterosome

Noun

 * 1) A mass of fibrous granules in the centrosphere

title: deuterosome


text: Category:Cebuano terms derived from Igbo


text: deviometer

title: deviometer


text:
devitalised

Adjective

 * 1) deprived of vitality

title: devitalised


text:
Campylospermum

Hypernyms

 * ; - subfamily;  - tribe;  - subtribe

Hyponyms

 * For species see

Coordinate terms

 * (incl. ), - selected genera

title: Campylospermum


text:
dextrase

Noun

 * 1)  Any of the enzymes that catalyse the conversion of dextrose into lactic acid

title: dextrase


text:
dextriferron

Noun

 * 1)  A colloid of ferric hydroxide and partially hydrolyzed dextrin used in the treatment of anemia

title: dextriferron


text: Category:Occitan male given names from Ancient Greek


text: Category:Occitan given names from Ancient Greek


text:
dextrinogenic

Adjective

 * 1) That produces dextrin

title: dextrinogenic


text: veterinæren

title: veterinæren


text:
pędruś

Noun

 * 1) any of several beetles belonging to the genera, , or

title: pędruś


text:
মই জানোঁ

Phrase

 * 1) I know

title: মই জানোঁ


text:
관문

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) gate

title: 관문


text:
dextrocardiogram

Noun

 * 1) An electrocardiogram of the right side of the heart

title: dextrocardiogram


text:
মই নেজানোঁ

Phrase

 * 1) I don't know

title: মই নেজানোঁ


text: veterinærer

title: veterinærer


text:
জানোঁ

Phrase

 * 1) I know
 * 2) we know

title: জানোঁ


text:
dioddef

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to suffer
 * 2)  to endure, bear, tolerate, put up with

title: dioddef


text:
thoguo

Pronunciation

 * The first o is pronounced long.
 * The first o is pronounced long.

Noun

 * 1) thy father

title: thoguo


text: veterinærene

title: veterinærene


text: Category:Occitan possessive determiners

title: Category:Occitan possessive determiners


text:
evilize

Verb

 * 1) to turn someone or something evil
 * 2) vilify
 * 1) vilify
 * 1) vilify
 * 1) vilify

Derived terms

 * de-evilize

title: evilize


text:
disulfitopalladate

Noun

 * 1)  A chemical compound containing palladium and two sulfite groups, for example potassium disulfitopalladate.

title: disulfitopalladate


text:
জানোঁ!

Phrase

 * 1) I don't know!
 * 2) we don't know!

title: জানোঁ!


text: veterinærar

title: veterinærar


text:
praube

Etymology
From (with metathesis), from.

Adjective

 * 1)  poor lacking resources

title: praube


text: veterinærane

title: veterinærane


text: Bonsobre

title: Bonsobre


text: Category:pl:Cosmology

title: Category:pl:Cosmology


text:
নেজানোঁ

Phrase

 * 1) I don't know
 * 2) We don't know

title: নেজানোঁ


text:
bahista

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) a bassist

Etymology
. ..

Noun

 * 1) bassist
 * 2) bassoonist
 * 1) bassoonist

title: bahista


text:
মই নাজানোঁ

Phrase

 * 1) I don't know

title: মই নাজানোঁ


text:
নাজানোঁ

Phrase

 * 1) I don't know
 * 2) We don't know

title: নাজানোঁ


text: Category:pl:Beetles

title: Category:pl:Beetles


text:
মই জানিব বিচাৰোঁ

Phrase

 * 1) I want to know

title: মই জানিব বিচাৰোঁ


text:
জানিব বিচাৰোঁ

Phrase

 * 1) I want to know
 * 2) We want to know

title: জানিব বিচাৰোঁ


text: Category:pl:Butterflies

title: Category:pl:Butterflies


text:
regularament

Adverb

 * 1) regularly

title: regularament


text:
bokalista

Etymology
From. From.

Noun

 * 1) a vocalist; a singer

title: bokalista


text: Category:pl:Bees

title: Category:pl:Bees


text:
Talk:miraculous

Noun
The term is used as a noun in "Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir" but perhaps we should find examples besides that before listing it as an entry? The plural is either "miraculouses" (regular, season 1 standard) or remains "miraculous" (irregular, season 2 standard) and refers to magic jewels which change people into heroes. ScratchMarshall (talk) 19:33, 29 March 2018 (UTC)

title: Talk:miraculous


text: Category:pl:Beekeeping

title: Category:pl:Beekeeping


text:
sancèr

Adjective

 * 1)  entire, whole

title: sancèr


text:
জপা

Verb

 * 1) to shut
 * 2) to be closed
 * 1) to be closed

Verb

 * 1) to recite prayers on prayer beads

title: জপা


text:
জাপা

Verb

 * 1) to shut
 * 2) to be closed
 * 1) to be closed

title: জাপা


text: Category:ceb:Universities

title: Category:ceb:Universities


text:
Template:Ochnaceae Hypernyms

 * Ochnaceae - family

title: Template:Ochnaceae Hypernyms


text: arquebused

title: arquebused


text: arquebusing

title: arquebusing


text: Category:ceb:Schools

title: Category:ceb:Schools


text: Category:pl:Dipterans

title: Category:pl:Dipterans


text:
Template:Ochnaceae Hypernyms/documentation

This is a typing shortcut intended for use under the Hypernyms header of taxa under Ochnaceae. It can also be used with subst:.


text: Versales

title: Versales


text: nuèits

title: nuèits


text: Category:pl:Cockroaches

title: Category:pl:Cockroaches


text: Bersales

title: Bersales


text: Category:pl:Crickets and grasshoppers

title: Category:pl:Crickets and grasshoppers


text: Category:pl:Moths

title: Category:pl:Moths


text: Rufina

title: Rufina


text: Category:pl:Dragonflies and damselflies

title: Category:pl:Dragonflies and damselflies


text: Category:pl:Earwigs

title: Category:pl:Earwigs


text: Category:pl:Mayflies

title: Category:pl:Mayflies


text:
Sharmaine

Etymology
From.

title: Sharmaine


text: Category:pl:Lice

title: Category:pl:Lice


text: Rosela

title: Rosela


text: Elpidia

title: Elpidia


text: Category:pl:Fleas

title: Category:pl:Fleas


text: Roela

title: Roela


text: Category:pl:Hemipterans

title: Category:pl:Hemipterans


text: Category:pl:Neuropterans

title: Category:pl:Neuropterans


text:
Aniana

Proper noun

 * 1)  small town in Hérault, France

title: Aniana


text: Cantiga

title: Cantiga


text: Basinilio

title: Basinilio


text: Category:pl:True bugs

title: Category:pl:True bugs


text: Fontanar

title: Fontanar


text:
tittehull

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a peephole

title: tittehull


text:
K-tool

Noun

 * 1) A tool shaped like the letter K, for forcible entry.

title: K-tool


text:
expansed

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Spread wide; outspread.

title: expansed


text: K-tools

title: K-tools


text: Category:pl:Vespids

title: Category:pl:Vespids


text:
उत्तम पुरुष

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  first person

title: उत्तम पुरुष


text:
मध्यम पुरुष

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  second person

title: मध्यम पुरुष


text:
अन्य पुरुष

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1)  third person

title: अन्य पुरुष


text:
Module talk:number list/data/sa

Should we use अष्टन् or अष्ट ? It seems that the list is not yet so consistent on this point. And for सप्तन् (7), both pages do exist. Kwunlam (talk) 20:28, 29 March 2018 (UTC)

title: Module talk:number list/data/sa


text: Category:pl:Apodiforms

title: Category:pl:Apodiforms


text: tittehullet

title: tittehullet


text: Category:pl:Cuckoos

title: Category:pl:Cuckoos


text: Category:pl:Eagles

title: Category:pl:Eagles


text: Category:pl:Gulls

title: Category:pl:Gulls


text: tittehullene

title: tittehullene


text: Category:pl:Terns

title: Category:pl:Terns


text:
Kreation

Etymology
In part directly from, in part through.

Noun

 * 1)  creation
 * 2)  composition; creation; something designed or arranged (e.g., a fashion line)
 * 1)  composition; creation; something designed or arranged (e.g., a fashion line)

title: Kreation


text: tittehuller

title: tittehuller


text: Category:pl:Ratites

title: Category:pl:Ratites


text: Johanneksen

title: Johanneksen


text: Category:pl:Tits

title: Category:pl:Tits


text: tittehulla

title: tittehulla


text: Category:pl:Caprimulgiforms

title: Category:pl:Caprimulgiforms


text:
Johanneksen kirje

Proper noun

 * 1)  Letter of John, Epistle of John, Johannine epistle, John one of the three books in the New Testament that contain a letter or epistle allegedly written by the apostle John

Hyponyms

 * , 1.Joh. ("First Epistle of John")
 * , 2.Joh. ("Second Epistle of John")
 * , 3.Joh. ("Third Epistle of John")

title: Johanneksen kirje


text: Category:pl:Muscicapids

title: Category:pl:Muscicapids


text: Category:pl:Larks

title: Category:pl:Larks


text: Category:pl:Scolopacids

title: Category:pl:Scolopacids


text: Category:pl:Thrushes

title: Category:pl:Thrushes


text: Category:pl:True finches

title: Category:pl:True finches


text:
User:Dghmonwiskos/Pter n̥se

Ph₂ter n̥se, Hyós dyḗwi h₁éni, twóm sh₂nkyéh₁t h₃nóh₁mn̥. Twóm dʰéh₁mn̥ h₁ludʰoyh₁t. Twéh₂ h₂éysḱh₂ dʰh₁yéh₁t swé dʰǵʰḗmi swékʷe dyḗwi. Dh₃dʰí n̥s ḱedinós doHnéh₂ kʷóysōmkʷe deynṓm. Prókʷe h₁ti n̥s gʷémtins dh₃dʰí, swḗswḗ wéy n̥s prṓ gʷēmóntn̥s h₁tī dh₃me. Dukdʰí n̥s méh₁ h₂ew lóyseh₂s, n̥sdē dush₁sn̥tṓm bʰere. Núkʷe dʰǵʰyḗsi, tód h₁sti.

Here I attempted to fit my rough translation of the lords prayer into PIE into a dactylic hexameter. To do this, I had to mess around a lot with the word order, as well as bend the rules to a degree (for example, I have *h₁ludʰoyh₁d instead of the more correct *h₁ludʰoyd). It also forced me to change the grade of some words, such as *gʷēmóntn̥s (which should be *gʷmóntn̥s). In some cases also, laryngeals are simply elided, although I did not represent this orthographically. Similarly, a sequence of a vowel (including *i and *u) and a syllabic resonant will "desyllabify" the resonant and "tack it on" to the previous vowel; thus, the sequence *h₁ti n̥s would be pronounced *h₁tins; again, I did not represent these changes orthographically. It is also worth noting that I worked uder the assumption that, at least in early PIE, "voiceless stops" were pronounced as geminates which would close a syllable, making it bimoraic.

Our Father, which art in Heaven, Hallowed be thy Name. Thy Kingdom come. Thy will be done, in earth as it is in Heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, As we forgive them that trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation; But deliver us from evil. Amen.

title: User:Dghmonwiskos/Pter n̥se


text: Category:pl:True sparrows

title: Category:pl:True sparrows


text: Category:pl:Swallows

title: Category:pl:Swallows


text: Category:pl:Warblers

title: Category:pl:Warblers


text: Category:pl:Kingfishers

title: Category:pl:Kingfishers


text:
прычына

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) reason, cause

title: прычына


text:
sjølsagt

Etymology
From.

title: sjølsagt


text: Category:pl:Cranes (birds)

title: Category:pl:Cranes (birds)


text: Category:pl:Cardinalids

title: Category:pl:Cardinalids


text: Category:pl:Fowls

title: Category:pl:Fowls


text: Category:pl:Chickens

title: Category:pl:Chickens


text:
petty treason

Noun

 * 1) petit treason

title: petty treason


text:
petit treason

Noun

 * 1)  The crime of a subordinate killing a superior (other than the sovereign, which would constitute high treason): a servant killing his master, a wife killing her husband, etc.; and, earlier, certain lesser crimes of subordinates against superiors.

title: petit treason


text: Category:pl:Storks

title: Category:pl:Storks


text: Category:pl:Certhioid birds

title: Category:pl:Certhioid birds


text: Category:pl:Herons

title: Category:pl:Herons


text: Category:pl:Rallids

title: Category:pl:Rallids


text: Category:pl:Gruiforms

title: Category:pl:Gruiforms


text: Category:pl:Suboscines

title: Category:pl:Suboscines


text: Category:pl:Grouse

title: Category:pl:Grouse


text:
パパ・ブッシュ

Etymology
From, to distinguish him from , his son and the 43rd President.

Proper noun

 * , 41st president of the United States

title: パパ・ブッシュ


text: Category:pl:Labyrinth fish

title: Category:pl:Labyrinth fish


text: Category:pl:War

title: Category:pl:War


text: Category:pl:Violence

title: Category:pl:Violence


text: Category:pl:Skin

title: Category:pl:Skin


text: Category:pl:Woodpeckers

title: Category:pl:Woodpeckers


text: Category:pl:Piciforms

title: Category:pl:Piciforms


text: Category:pl:Columbids

title: Category:pl:Columbids


text: Category:pl:Shrikes

title: Category:pl:Shrikes


text: ταλαντούχο

title: ταλαντούχο


text: ταλαντούχοι

title: ταλαντούχοι


text: ταλαντούχες

title: ταλαντούχες


text: ταλαντούχους

title: ταλαντούχους


text: ταλαντούχων

title: ταλαντούχων


text:
Shunde

Etymology
From the romanization of the.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Cantonese: 順德
 * Mandarin:

title: Shunde


text:
順德

Etymology
Coined in 1452 with the establishment of, following the suppression of the Huang Xiaoyang rebellion by the Ming government.

title: 順德


text: 顺德

title: 顺德


text:
Shuntak

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  (Foshan, Guangdong, China):.

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Japanese:
 * Korean:

title: Shuntak


text:
Tungkun

Etymology
From the of.

title: Tungkun


text:
calabobos

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  rain that seems light enough for people to walk around in without getting wet, fooling those who do into getting drenched; drizzle

title: calabobos


text:
Hoifung

Etymology
From.

title: Hoifung


text:
Lukfung

Etymology
An atonal romanization of.

title: Lukfung


text:
Tinpak

Etymology
From the of.

title: Tinpak


text:
Mauming

Etymology
From.

title: Mauming


text:
ατάλαντος

Etymology
From, equivalent to. Modern sense has completely displaced the Koine Greek sense of “isobaric, straight”.

Adjective

 * 1) talentless, untalented lacking in talent

title: ατάλαντος


text: Capsuimoon

title: Capsuimoon


text:
Tanzimat

Etymology
, from Arabic.

Proper noun

 * 1)  A period of modernizing reform in the Ottoman Empire that began in 1839 and ended with the First Constitutional Era in 1876.

title: Tanzimat


text:
ร่าเริง

Adjective

 * 1) cheerful; happy; delight; joyful.

title: ร่าเริง


text:
User:ToolmannTim

Working in the Electrical Engineering profession and Level 2 Certified in Themography.

title: User:ToolmannTim


text:
ταλέντο

Etymology
Borrowed from, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) talent marked natural ability or skill
 * 2)  talent talented person
 * 1)  talent talented person

title: ταλέντο


text:
เบิกบาน

Adjective

 * 1) happy; cheerful; joyful.

title: เบิกบาน


text:
หวั่นไหว

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Verb

 * 1) to quake; to shake; to tremble.
 * 2) to be or become shaky, unsteady, or unstable.
 * 3) to sway; to be influenced; to incline towards change; to waver.
 * 4) to quail; to fear; to be moved by fear or apprehension; to tremble.

Adjective

 * 1)  thundering, resounding, or very loud, as if to tremble someone or something.

title: หวั่นไหว


text: ταλέντου

title: ταλέντου


text: ταλέντων

title: ταλέντων


text: ταλέντα

title: ταλέντα


text:
sextacular

Adjective

 * 1)  Spectacular, in a sexual context.

title: sextacular


text: slåtten

title: slåtten


text:
प्रौढ

Etymology
Analyzeable as or.

Adjective

 * 1) great, mighty
 * 2) full or full-grown
 * 3) impetuous, violent
 * 4) arrogant
 * 5) luxuriant

Noun

 * 1) an adult
 * 2) someone grown or mature

title: प्रौढ


text: slåttene

title: slåttene


text: slåttar

title: slåttar


text: slåttane

title: slåttane


text: Citations:oil in

title: Citations:oil in


text:
娭毑

Noun

 * 1)  paternal grandmother

title: 娭毑


text:
अञ्जना

Etymology
From the root.

Noun

 * 1) a kind of domestic lizard
 * 2) a fabulous serpent
 * 3) paint, epecially if cosmetic
 * 4) a magic ointment
 * 5) the act of applying ointments or pigments
 * 6) ink
 * 7) night
 * 8) fire

title: अञ्जना


text:
उत्पल

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) lotus

Etymology
From, the latter being a variant of.

Noun

 * 1) the blossom of the blue lotus
 * 2) a water lily
 * 3) a flower
 * 4) a particular hell

title: उत्पल


text:
煙灰盅

Noun

 * 1)  ashtray

title: 煙灰盅


text:
लूता

Noun

 * 1) a spider
 * 2) an ant
 * 3) a kind of cutaneous disease (said to be produced by the moisture from a spider)
 * 1) a kind of cutaneous disease (said to be produced by the moisture from a spider)
 * 1) a kind of cutaneous disease (said to be produced by the moisture from a spider)

title: लूता


text:
खराई

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) integrity
 * 2) honesty, straightforwardness

title: खराई


text: 娭她

title: 娭她


text:
bipunctum

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a neume denoting either a single tone, either elongated or rearticulated.

title: bipunctum


text: bipuncta

title: bipuncta


text: 烟灰盅

title: 烟灰盅


text:
scandicus

Noun

 * 1)  A neume representing an ascending set of three tones.

title: scandicus


text:
dýja

Etymology
From, from.

Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to shake

title: dýja


text:
guðr

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) battle, war

title: guðr


text:
climacus

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) A neume denoting a descending set of three tones.

title: climacus


text: climaci

title: climaci


text:
asure

Etymology
From, in turn borrowed from , borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) lapis lazuli
 * 2) ultramarine, azure pigment
 * 3) azure, blue
 * 4)  azure, blue tincture

Adjective

 * 1) azure, blue

title: asure


text: Category:Middle English terms derived from Persian


text: Category:Middle English terms derived from Western Iranian languages


text: Category:Middle English terms derived from Iranian languages


text: Category:Middle English terms derived from Indo-Iranian languages


text: Category:Middle English terms derived from Arabic


text: Category:Middle English terms derived from Arabic languages


text: Category:Middle English terms derived from Central Semitic languages


text: Category:Middle English terms derived from West Semitic languages


text: Category:Middle English terms derived from Semitic languages


text: Category:Middle English terms derived from Afroasiatic languages


text:
善者不辯，辯者不善

Idiom

 * 1) Good words are not persuasive, persuasive words are not good; Do not be taken in by appearances

title: 善者不辯，辯者不善


text: Category:English terms borrowed from Chinook


text: Category:Terms borrowed from Chinook

title: Category:Terms borrowed from Chinook


text: 妙语连珠

title: 妙语连珠


text:
iutage

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) one day
 * 2) someday

title: iutage


text:
妙語連珠

Idiom

 * 1) witticism upon witticism

title: 妙語連珠


text: Category:Angloromani terms derived from Sanskrit


text: Category:Angloromani terms inherited from Romani


text: Category:Terms inherited from Romani

title: Category:Terms inherited from Romani


text: Category:Angloromani inherited terms

title: Category:Angloromani inherited terms


text: Category:Angloromani terms inherited from Sanskrit


text: Svejts

title: Svejts


text: 善者不辩，辩者不善

title: 善者不辩，辩者不善


text:
Talk:aolchorp

What does this mean
is this meant to be parsed as a single phrase or is it just a noun with an adjective? Lollipop (talk) 00:26, 30 March 2018 (UTC)

title: Talk:aolchorp


text: 菸灰盅

title: 菸灰盅


text: Category:pl:Hides

title: Category:pl:Hides


text:
giản thể

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1)  simplified

title: giản thể


text: Category:pl:Falconids

title: Category:pl:Falconids


text: schweizeren

title: schweizeren


text: schweizerne

title: schweizerne


text: schweizere

title: schweizere


text: schweizerens

title: schweizerens


text: schweizeres

title: schweizeres


text: schweizers

title: schweizers


text: schweizernes

title: schweizernes


text: Category:pl:Tyrant flycatchers

title: Category:pl:Tyrant flycatchers


text: Category:pl:Emberizids

title: Category:pl:Emberizids


text: svejtser

title: svejtser


text: svejtseren

title: svejtseren


text: svejtsere

title: svejtsere


text: svejtserne

title: svejtserne


text: svejtsers

title: svejtsers


text:
วิวาท

Etymology
From ; ultimately from ; possibly via. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, Modern 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to quarrel; to brawl; to fight; to dispute; to wrangle.

title: วิวาท


text: svejtserens

title: svejtserens


text: svejtsernes

title: svejtsernes


text: svejtseres

title: svejtseres


text: Category:pl:Starlings

title: Category:pl:Starlings


text:
schweizerkniv

Noun

 * 1) Swiss Army knife

title: schweizerkniv


text: schweizerkniven

title: schweizerkniven


text: svejtserkniv

title: svejtserkniv


text: svejtserkniven

title: svejtserkniven


text: Category:pl:Ibises and spoonbills

title: Category:pl:Ibises and spoonbills


text: svejtserknive

title: svejtserknive


text: svejtserknivene

title: svejtserknivene


text: svejtserknivenes

title: svejtserknivenes


text: svejtserknivs

title: svejtserknivs


text: svejtserknivens

title: svejtserknivens


text: svejtserknives

title: svejtserknives


text: schweizerknive

title: schweizerknive


text: schweizerknivene

title: schweizerknivene


text: schweizerknives

title: schweizerknives


text: schweizerknivenes

title: schweizerknivenes


text: schweizerknivens

title: schweizerknivens


text: schweizerknivs

title: schweizerknivs


text: Category:pl:Plovers and lapwings

title: Category:pl:Plovers and lapwings


text:
Talk:già

Vietnamese etymology ()

 * I was wondering about the reason for this: “ from earlier *rà (as consonants merged in certain dialects, già became the standard spelling)”. Could you please elaborate, or point me to any source on this?

*r seems an unusual source for the modern pronunciations. Từ điển Việt–Bồ–La, pp. 270 had già. Could it be the diffusion of a dialectal MV outcome for PV ? (i.e. Developing via >  or  >  instead.) Thanks! Wyang (talk) 00:54, 30 March 2018 (UTC)
 * One of the Nôm characters for this word points out the pronunciation that was very similar to the proto-Vietic form (痂, phonetic, although this is rather odd as when Nôm as invented the Middle Chinese period had already ended), I think this is the earlier reading, while the other character (𦓅) now could be read as both rà (as in ) and già ("old"), I think this is the later reading. As we don't have direct phonetic evidences of pre-Latin alphabet Vietnamese, I think that to say rà is the earlier form of già is fair enough. The sound change of >  is true for this word, but we need some other examples of this, as this is the odd one out,  tend to be quite intact.PhanAnh123 (talk) 04:07, 30 March 2018 (UTC)

 * : Thanks for the explanation above. Some more thoughts on this:
 * Regarding Nôm for già: I could find four characters used to write this meaning: 查 (SV tra; MC ), 痂 (phonetic 加: SV gia; MC ), 𦓅 (phonetic 茶: SV trà; MC ), 𫅷 (phonetic 茶: SV trà; MC ), all pointing to a palatal initial of, or  in Middle Vietnamese. 𦓅 seemingly writes some kind of palatal initial; it doesn't make sense for 𦓅 to write two words identically pronounced as rà. Its phonetic component is 茶 (SV trà; MC ), while the usual Nôm phonetic representations of ra are 羅 (SV la; MC ) and 呂 (SV lã; MC ), cf. ra 囉 𠚢 𦋦, rà 攞, rá 筥, rã 𣳮, rả 呂. Quốc ngữ r is usually written with a phonetic part pronounced as  or a simple alveolar stop in Middle Chinese, not a retroflex.
 * 'Regarding rà: I'm not sure about the etymology of the in . Nôm Foundation says the use of 𦓅 to write rà in rà soát is per Anthony Trần Văn Kiệm's Giúp đọc Nôm và Hán Việt (2004), but its Lookup for Giúp đọc Nôm và Hán Việt records that 𦓅, alongside 𦚐, were used to write rà in .  It's not found in the more comprehensive Tự Điển Chữ Nôm Dẫn Giải by Nguyễn Quang Hồng, where 𦓅 only has one reading già. The only use I could find in the Nôm literature was in ' (1851): 大膓羅𦛌𦓅 “đại tràng là ruột rà”, written by . My suspicion is that using it to write rà is a relatively rare and late use of the character, motivated by the existing common use of 𦓅 to write già, and is used only by author(s) whose dialect have merged gi and r'' into, as is possibly the case of Phạm Đình Hổ.
 * Regarding the *rà intermediate: A problem with this is that it assumes two irregular sound changes in history, via an intermediate that we do not yet have direct evidence for. In other words, we have to assume there was an unexpected deprefixation of *k-raː to yield *rà, then the irregular change of *rà > Middle Vietnamese (if I have understood it correctly). IMO there is also a third possibility for this Middle Vietnamese reflex, in addition to the hypotheses of a *rà intermediate and spirantisation of, which is that  had irregularly evolved into  in early Vietnamese, and the cluster  regularly developed into  in the north, recorded in Middle Vietnamese and diffused to the south. This also explains the  form used in some Central areas. (See pp. 11 of Michaud et al.  's article on the Phong Nha dialect for a similar case.) A parallel case may be , from 🇨🇬. I think we should probably be less specific about the details, only commenting that it is an irregular reflex of the Proto-Vietic term.
 * Thanks, Wyang (talk) 08:11, 30 March 2018 (UTC)
 * Your observation of the reading and history of rà is detailed and accurate. Pardon me for my lack of research beforehand. I think your explanation of turned into  is quite plausible. But note that in North Central Vietnamese, the dialectal form of giòi is  (which, interestingly, is a homonym of /). As North Central Vietnamese is quite conservative in regard of both consonants and vowels, is it "fair" to say that the  was somehow dropped (compare )? PhanAnh123 (talk) 08:56, 30 March 2018 (UTC)
 * No worries, and thanks! Good point about ròi. Indeed, dropping of seems likely in view of the North Central Vietnamese reflex, assuming it hadn't been contaminated in its initial by ruồi. Wyang (talk) 09:33, 30 March 2018 (UTC)

title: Talk:già


text:
schweizertysk

Adjective

 * 1)  Swiss German (language)

title: schweizertysk


text: schweizertyske

title: schweizertyske


text: Category:pl:Flamingos

title: Category:pl:Flamingos


text: Category:pl:Auks

title: Category:pl:Auks


text:
dysgraphically

Adverb

 * 1) In a dysgraphic manner.

title: dysgraphically


text: svejtsertysk

title: svejtsertysk


text: svejtsertyske

title: svejtsertyske


text: Category:pl:Hummingbirds

title: Category:pl:Hummingbirds


text: Category:pl:Weaver finches

title: Category:pl:Weaver finches


text: Category:pl:Loons

title: Category:pl:Loons


text:
preinitial

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  The part of a syllable that precedes the initial.

Adjective

 * 1)  Preceding the initial.

title: preinitial


text: Category:pl:Pipits and wagtails

title: Category:pl:Pipits and wagtails


text:
go to bat

Verb

 * 1)  To be the individual or team that is currently batting; play offense.
 * 2)  To be aggressive, to be assertive, to actively pursue a goal or action.
 * 3)  To champion, to actively assist, to provide support (for someone).
 * 1)  To be aggressive, to be assertive, to actively pursue a goal or action.
 * 2)  To champion, to actively assist, to provide support (for someone).
 * 1)  To champion, to actively assist, to provide support (for someone).
 * 1)  To champion, to actively assist, to provide support (for someone).

title: go to bat


text: Category:pl:Grebes

title: Category:pl:Grebes


text: went to bat

title: went to bat


text:
чөмөг

Etymology
From, compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  bone marrow
 * 2)  marrowbone, long bone
 * 3) cartilage

title: чөмөг


text:
chumegve

Etymology
From, compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  bone marrow

title: chumegve


text:
裸照

Noun

 * 1) photograph depicting nudity; nude; naked photo

title: 裸照


text:
underresource

Verb

 * 1) To provide with too few resources.

title: underresource


text: underresources

title: underresources


text:
underresourcing

Noun

 * 1) The act or practice of providing insufficient resources.

title: underresourcing


text:
harpmaker

Etymology
From, , equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) A maker of harps

title: harpmaker


text: harpmakers

title: harpmakers


text:
小老鼠

Noun

 * 1)  small mouse or rat
 * 2)  at sign (@)
 * 3)  biceps muscle, especially when flexed

title: 小老鼠


text: Category:Proto-Iranian adjective forms

title: Category:Proto-Iranian adjective forms


text: Category:Proto-Iranian non-lemma forms

title: Category:Proto-Iranian non-lemma forms


text:
allhood

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The state or condition of all or of being all; universality

title: allhood


text:
буйл

Etymology 1
From, compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Perhaps the form is influenced by the second etymology, however this root is very unstable across languages.

Noun

 * 1)  gums flesh around teeth

Etymology 2
Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, likely of origin, see 🇨🇬.

title: буйл


text:
ਮਾਮੂਲੀ

Etymology
, suffixed from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) common, everyday
 * 2) ordinary, normal
 * 3) regular
 * 1) regular
 * 1) regular

title: ਮਾਮੂਲੀ


text:
ਜੇਬ

Etymology
, from. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) pocket

title: ਜੇਬ


text:
nyang'anya

Verb

 * 1) to annex, rob

title: nyang'anya


text:
Module:hit-translit/sign-list

local m_str_utils = require("Module:string utilities")

local codepoint = m_str_utils.codepoint local gmatch = m_str_utils.gmatch

local m_hit_tag = require("Module:hit-translit/tag") local m_table = require("Module:table")

local export = {}

--[=[ -- Fields: --		[1] = The Hethitisches Zeichenlexikon (HZL) number(s) --		[2] = The Borger (2003) number(s) --		[3] = the Hittite signs --		[4] = the Sumerian signs --		[5] = the Akkadian signs -- Use "q" in transcriptions. -- ]=]

export.sign_list = { ["𒀸"] = { 1, 1, { "aš" }, { "AŠ" }, { "ÀS", "ÀZ", "DIL", "DEL", "INA", "RÙ", "RUM" } }, ["𒄬"] = { 2, 3, { "ḫal" }, { "ḪAL" }, {} }, ["𒉾"] = { 3, { 741, 882 }, {}, { "PÉŠ" }, {} }, ["𒁄"] = { 4, 5, { "pal", "bal" }, { "BAL" }, {} }, ["𒋓"] = { 5, 115, { "šir" }, { "NU₁₁", "SIR₄", "ŠIR" }, {} }, ["𒄈"] = { 6, 6, {}, { "GÍR", "UL₄" }, {} }, ["𒋻"] = { 7, 9, { "tar", "ḫaš" }, { "KU₅", "KUD", "TAR" }, { "DAR₆", "KUD", "KUT", "QUD", "QUT", "ṬAR", "ṬÍR" } }, ["𒀭"] = { 8, 10, { "an" }, { "AN", "DINGIR" }, { "ÌL" } }, ["𒀳"] = { 9, 90, {}, { "APIN", "ENGAR" }, {} }, ["𒈤"] = { 10, 91, { "maḫ" }, { "MAḪ" }, {} }, ["𒉡"] = { 11, 112, { "nu" }, { "NU" }, { "LÀ" } }, ["𒆰"] = { 12, 117, { "kul" }, { "KUL", "NUMUN" }, {} }, ["𒁁"] = { 13, 113, { "pát", "pád", "pít", "píd", "pè", "pì" }, { "BAD", "BE", "SUMUN", "SUN", "TIL", "ÚŠ" }, { "BAD", "BAT", "BAṬ", "BE", "BI₄", "MID", "MIT", "MIṬ" } }, ["𒁴"] = { 14, 167, { "dim", "tim" }, {}, { "DI₁₁", "TÌ" } }, ["𒈾"] = { 15, 110, { "na" }, { "NA" }, {} }, ["𒀴"] = { 16, 18, {}, { "ÀR", "ARAD", "NÍTA" }, {} }, ["𒈬"] = { 17, 98, { "mu" }, { "MU", "MUḪALDIM" }, {} }, ["𒁵"] = { 18, 168, {}, { "MUN" }, {} }, ["𒈜"] = { 19, 570, {}, { "NAR" }, {} }, ["𒈦"] = { 20, 121, { "pár", "bar", "maš" }, { "BÁN", "BAR", "MAŠ", "MÁŠDA" }, { "MAS" } }, ["𒋡"] = { 21, 99, { "qa", "ga₅", "ka₄" }, { "SÀL", "SÀLA", "SAGI" }, {} }, ["𒈮"] = { 22, 12, {}, { "MUG" }, {} }, ["𒍚"] = { 23, 203, {}, { "UZ₆" }, {} }, ["𒄷"] = { 24, 132, { "ḫu" }, { "MUŠEN" }, { "BAG", "BAK", "BAQ" } }, ["𒄷𒋛"] = { 25, 133, {}, { "U₅" }, { "U₅" } }, ["𒄷𒄭"] = { 26, 137, {}, { "MUD" }, { "MUD", "MUT", "MUṬ" } }, ["𒈺"] = { 27, 154, {}, { "SE₂₄", "SÈD", "ŠE₁₂" }, {} }, -- 28 (SIxSÁ) unencoded ["𒋥"] = { 29, 139, { "rat", "rad" }, {}, { "RAṬ", "RÍT" } }, ["𒄀"] = { 30, 141, { "gi", "ge" }, { "GI", "SI₂₂", "SIG₁₇" }, { "KÍ", "KÉ", "QÌ", "QÈ" } }, ["𒄁"] = { 31, 141, {}, {}, {}, hurr = { "geₑ" } }, ["𒊑"] = { 32, 142, { "ri", "re", "tal", "dal" }, { "RI" }, { "DAL?" } },	["𒍣"] = { 33, 140, { "zi", "ze" }, { "ZI" }, { "SÍ", "SÉ", "ṢÍ", "ṢÉ" } }, ["𒉣𒇬"] = { 34, 145, {}, { "TÙR" }, {} }, ["𒆲"] = { 35, 131, {}, { "KUN" }, {} }, ["𒉣"] = { 36, 143, {}, { "NUN" }, {} }, ["𒋾"] = { 37, 118, { "ti", "dì" }, { "TI", "TÌL" }, { "DÌ", "ṬÌ" } }, ["𒈧"] = { 38, 130, {}, { "MÁŠ" }, {} }, ["𒉆"] = { 39, 134, { "nam" }, { "NAM", "SIM", "SÍN" }, {} }, ["𒂗"] = { 40, 164, { "en", "in₄" }, { "EN", "ENSI" }, { "IN₄" } }, ["𒈹"] = { 41, 153, {}, { "INANNA", "INNIN" }, {} }, ["𒋩"] = { 42, 151, { "šur" }, { "SUR", "ŠUR" }, {} }, ["𒊒"] = { 43, 111, { "ru" }, { "RU", "ŠUB" }, { "ŠUB", "ŠUP" } }, ["𒅁"] = { 44, 807, { "ib", "ip", "eb", "ep" }, { "IB", "URAŠ", "URTA" }, {} }, ["𒇇"] = { 45, 766, {}, { "U₈", "US₅", "USDUḪA" }, {} }, ["𒂄"] = { 46, 744, { "zul" }, {}, { "SUL", "ŠUL" } }, ["𒆥"] = { 47, 815, {}, { "GUR₁₀", "KIN" }, { "QI", "QE" } }, ["𒑚"] = { 48, 826, {}, { "ŠUŠANA" }, {} }, ["𒆏"] = { 49, 148, { "kap", "kab", "gáp", "gáb" }, { "GÁB", "GÙB", "KAB" }, { "QÁB", "QÁP" } }, ["𒄸"] = { 49, 148, {}, { "ḪÚB" }, {} }, ["𒄽"] = { 50, 150, { "ḫub", "ḫup" }, { "ḪUB" }, {} }, ["𒌨"] = { 51, 828, { "ur", "lik", "lig" }, { "TÉŠ", "UR" }, { "TAŠ" }, hurr = { "TÍŠ" } }, ["𒄇"] = { 52, 830, {}, { "GIDIM" }, {} }, ["𒌇"] = { 53, 827, {}, { "TUK", "TUKU" }, {} }, ["𒃢"] = { 54, 408, {}, { "SILA₄" }, {} }, ["𒇅"] = { 55, 801, {}, { "BÚGIN", "BÚNIN" }, {} }, ["𒂷"] = { 56, 387, {}, { "GÁ", "MAL", "PISAN" }, { "BA₄", "MÀ" } }, ["𒂼"] = { 57, 392, {}, { "AMA", "DAGAL" }, {} }, ["𒃡"] = { 58, 411, {}, { "ÙR" }, {} }, ["𒃥"] = { 59, 418, {}, { "ÀRAḪ", "ÉSAG" }, {} }, ["𒃌"] = { 60, 431, {}, { "GALGA" }, {} }, ["𒃷"] = { 61, 174, { "gán", "kán" }, { "GÁN", "IKU" }, {} }, ["𒂞"] = { 62, 818, {}, { "ERIN", "EREN" }, {} }, ["𒋁"] = { 63, 821, {}, { "ŠÉŠ" }, {} }, ["𒋗𒆸"] = { 64, 567, {}, { "ŠU-NÍGIN" }, {} }, ["𒋠"] = { 65, 816, {}, { "SÍG", "SÍK", "SIKI" }, {} }, ["𒋠𒊩"] = { 66, 816, {}, { "SÍG-MUNUS" }, {} }, ["𒅅"] = { 67, 136, { "iq", "eq", "ig", "ik", "eg", "ek" }, { "GÁL", "IG" }, {} }, -- I stopped adding Akkadograms here, fyi ["𒋗"] = { 68, 567, { "šu" }, { "ŠU", "GÉŠBU" }, { "KAT₇", "SUₓ" } }, ["𒆬"] = { 69, 745, {}, { "KÙ", "KUG", "AZAG", "GUŠKIN" }, {} }, ["𒊷"] = { 70, 571, {}, { "GIŠIMMAR" }, {} }, ["𒁰"] = { 71, 166, {}, { "DÀRA" }, { "TÀRA" } }, ["𒉌"] = { 72, 380, { "ni", "né" }, { "À", "IÀ", "NI", "ZAL" }, { "LÍ", "ṢAL" } }, ["𒉌𒌓"] = { 73, 385, {}, { "IA₄", "NA₄", "ZÁ" }, {} }, ["𒉏"] = { 74, 690, {}, { "DÀḪ", "ELAM", "NIM" }, { "NIM", "NEM", "NUM" } }, ["𒆕"] = { 75, 379, {}, { "DÙ", "GAG", "RÚ" }, { "QAQ" } }, ["𒉍"] = { 76, 380, {}, {}, {}, hurr = { "néₑ" } }, ["𒅕"] = { 77, 437, { "ir", "er" }, { "IR" }, {} }, ["𒇽"] = { 78, 514, {}, { "LÚ" }, {} }, ["𒋀"] = { 79, 535, {}, { "SES", "ŠEŠ" }, {} }, ["𒀿"] = { 80, 173, {}, { "AŠGAB" }, {} }, ["𒀝"] = { 81, 127, { "ag", "ak", "aq" }, { "AG", "AK" }, {} }, ["𒀞"] = { 82, 129, {}, { "MÈ" }, {} }, ["𒁯"] = { 83, 183, {}, { "GÙN" }, { "TÁR", "ṬÁR" } }, ["𒌗"] = { 84, 20, {}, { "ITI", "ITU" }, {} }, ["𒋒"] = { 85, 162, {}, { "ŠINIG" }, {} }, ["𒋛"] = { 86, 181, { "ší", "šé" }, { "SI" }, { "SI", "SE", "ṢÌ", "ŠÍ", "ŠÉ" }, hatt = { "si" } }, ["𒈣"] = { 87, 201, {}, { "MÁ" }, {} }, ["𒂈"] = { 88, 557, {}, { "ŠÙDUL", "ŠÙDUN" }, {} }, ["𒋛𒀀"] = { 89, 207, {}, { "DIRI", "SA₅" }, { "DIR" } }, ["𒋰"] = { 90, 209, { "tab", "tap" }, { "TAB", "LÍMMU" }, { "DÁB", "DÁP", "ṬAB", "ṬAP" }, hurr = { "taw" } }, ["𒋳"] = { 91, 221, { "šum" }, { "ŠUM", "TAG" }, { "TÀ" } }, ["𒊍"] = { 92, 297, { "az" }, { "AZ" }, { "AS", "AṢ" } }, ["𒊌"] = { 93, 296, { "uq", "ug", "uk" }, { "UG", "PÀRIG" }, {} }, ["𒊋"] = { 94, 295, {}, { "NIB" }, {} }, ["𒆷"] = { 95, 89, { "la" }, { "LA" }, {} }, ["𒂇"] = { 96, 556, {}, { "UKU" }, {} }, ["𒀊"] = { 97, 223, { "ab", "ap" }, { "AB" }, {} }, ["𒌝"] = { 98, 238, { "um" }, { "UM" }, {}, hurr = { "ubₓ" } }, ["𒁾"] = { 99, 242, { "tub", "tup" }, { "DUB", "KIŠIB" }, { "ṬUP" } }, ["𒀮"] = { 100, 246, { "nap", "nab" }, { "AN/AN" }, {} }, ["𒀯"] = { 101, 247, {}, { "MUL" }, { "MUL" } }, ["𒌤"] = { 102, 547, {}, { "DÉ" }, {} }, ["𒉓"] = { 103, 320, { "šàm" }, { "ŠÀM" }, {} }, ["𒉙"] = { 104, 324, {}, { "AZU", "ÚZU" }, {} }, ["𒀜"] = { 105, 258, { "at", "ad" }, { "AD" }, { "AṬ" } }, ["𒆟"] = { 106, 271, {}, { "KÉŠ", "KEŠDA", "SÌR", "ŠÈR", "ŠÌR" }, { "SÌR", "ŠÌR" } }, -- 107 (EZEN₄) unencoded ["𒍢"] = { 108, 259, { "zé", "zí" }, { "ZÍ" }, { "SI₂₀", "SE₂₀", "ṢI", "ṢE", "ZÍ" } }, ["𒍏"] = { 109, 230, {}, { "URUDU", "TABIRA", "ÙMMEDA" }, {} }, ["𒌘"] = { 110, 545, {}, { "MÚRU", "MURUB₄" }, {} }, ["𒀔"] = { 111, 232, {}, { "ERI₁₁", "UNU", "UNUG" }, {} }, ["𒈩"] = { 112, 486, { "miš" }, {}, { "MIS", "MIŠ" } }, ["𒃶"] = { 113, 253, { "ḫé", "ḫí" }, { "GAN", "ḪÉ" }, { "ḪÍ", "KAN" } }, ["𒂦"] = { 114, 272, {}, { "BÀD" }, {} }, ["𒈗"] = { 115, 266, {}, { "LUGAL" }, { "ŠÀR" } }, ["𒊐𒃵"] = { 116, 264, {}, { "DÌM" }, { "DÌM" } }, ["𒅋"] = { 117, 348, { "il", "él" }, {}, { "ÉL" } }, ["𒉼"] = { 118, 685, {}, { "PAN" }, {} }, ["𒉒"] = { 119, 316, {}, { "NÍNDA" }, {} }, ["𒄣"] = { 120, 339, { "kum", "gum" }, {}, { "GUM", "KU₁₃", "QU", "QUM" } }, ["𒉘"] = { 121, 326, {}, { "ÁG", "ÁGA" }, {} }, ["𒄤"] = { 122, 340, { "gaz" }, { "GAZ" }, { "GAS", "GAṢ", "KAṢ" } }, ["𒉚𒀀𒀭"] = { 123, 333, {}, { "ŠÁM" }, {} }, ["𒌫"] = { 124, 341, { "úr" }, { "ÚR" }, {} }, ["𒌈"] = { 125, 354, { "tum", "dum", "tu₄" }, { "ÍB", "TU₄" }, { "DU", "DUM", "ÍB", "ÍP", "ÉB", "ÉP", "ṬU₄", "ṬUM" } }, ["𒂕"] = { 126, 356, {}, { "EGIR" }, {} }, ["𒇸"] = { 127, 544, {}, { "LIL" }, { "LIL" } }, ["𒁺"] = { 128, 350, { "du", "tù" }, { "DU", "GIN", "GUB", "RÁ", "RI₆", "ŠA₄" }, { "TÙ", "ṬÙ" } }, ["𒁽"] = { 129, 352, {}, { "KAŠ₄" }, { "KAS₄" } }, ["𒂀"] = { 130, 565, {}, { "DÚB" }, {} }, ["𒃾"] = { 131, 212, { "wi₅" }, { "GEŠTIN" }, {} }, ["𒍑"] = { 132, 381, { "uš" }, { "NITA", "NITAḪ", "ÚS", "UŠ", "GALA" }, { "ÚS" } }, ["𒅗"] = { 133, 24, { "ka" }, { "DU₁₁", "DUG₄", "GÙ", "INIM", "KA", "KIR₄", "ZÚ" }, { "GA₁₄", "QÀ" } }, ["𒅞"] = { 134, 30, {}, { "UKKIN" }, {} }, ["𒅻"] = { 135, 31, {}, { "NUNDUM" }, {} }, ["𒅾"] = { 136, 32, {}, { "SU₆" }, {} }, -- 137 (KAxÚR) unencoded -- 138 (KAxPA) unencoded -- 139 (KAxGIŠ) unencoded ["𒅯"] = { 140, 38, {}, { "KIR₁₄" }, {} }, ["𒆇"] = { 141, 56, {}, { "KAxU" }, {} }, -- 142 (KAxLUM) unencoded ["𒆉"] = { 143, 51, {}, { "ZU₉" }, {} }, ["𒅮"] = { 144, 54, {}, { "BÚN" }, {} }, ["𒆁"] = { 145, 50, {}, { "TÚKUR" }, {} }, ["𒅲"] = { 146, 26, {}, { "MU₇", "TU₆" }, {} }, ["𒅴"] = { 147, 61, {}, { "EME" }, {} }, ["𒅘"] = { 148, 64, {}, { "NAG" }, {} }, ["𒅥"] = { 149, 65, {}, { "GU₇" }, {} }, -- 150 (KAxÀŠ) unencoded ["𒅖"] = { 151, 357, { "iš", "eš₁₅", "mil", "mel" }, { "KUŠ₇", "SAḪAR" }, { "EŠ₁₅", "ÍS", "ÍṢ", "ÍZ" } }, ["𒌒"] = { 152, 504, { "up", "ub" }, {}, { "ÁR" } }, ["𒁉"] = { 153, 358, { "pí", "pé", "bi", "be", "kaš", "gaš" }, { "BI", "KAŠ" }, {} }, ["𒋆"] = { 154, 362, {}, { "LUNGA", "ŠEM", "ŠIM" }, {} }, ["𒀫"] = { 155, 695, {}, { "AMAR" }, { "ṢÁR", "ṢUR" } }, ["𒀬"] = { 156, 696, {}, { "SISKUR", "SÍSKUR" }, {} }, ["𒄞"] = { 157, 472, {}, { "GU₄", "GUD" }, { "GU₄" } }, ["𒊭"] = { 158, 566, { "ša" }, { "ŠA" }, { "SAₓ" } }, ["𒂵"] = { 159, 491, { "ga" }, { "GA", "KÀ" }, { "KÀ", "QÁ" } }, ["𒋫"] = { 160, 248, { "ta", "dá" }, { "TA" }, { "DÁ", "ṬÁ" } }, ["𒅍"] = { 161, 493, {}, { "ÍL" }, {} }, ["𒂁"] = { 162, 499, {}, { "DUG", "BÁḪAR", "BAḪARÌ" }, { "DUG", "DUK", "DUQ", "TÙK", "TÙQ" } }, ["𒋋"] = { 163, 373, {}, { "BAPPIR" }, {} }, ["𒃮"] = { 164, 298, {}, { "GAB", "GABA" }, { "GAB", "GAP", "QAB", "QAP" } }, ["𒂃"] = { 164, 298, {}, { "DU₈", "DUḪ" }, {} }, ["𒁶"] = { 165, 686, {}, { "DÍM", "GIM" }, { "KIM" } }, ["𒌢"] = { 166, 160, {}, { "UMBIN" }, {} }, ["𒆍"] = { 167, 222, {}, { "KÁ", "ABUL" }, {} }, ["𒄠"] = { 168, 309, { "am" }, { "AM" }, {} }, ["𒂔"] = { 168, 309, {}, { "EDIN" }, {} }, ["𒉈"] = { 169, 313, { "ne", "ni₅" }, { "BAR₇", "BÍ", "BIL", "BIR₉", "IZI", "LÁM", "NE", "ŠEG₆", "ÉRIM" }, { "BÍ", "DÈ", "ṬÈ", "GIBIL₆", "GÌRA" } }, ["𒋭"] = { 170, 170, {}, { "LÀL" }, {} }, ["𒈭"] = { 171, 301, { "taḫ", "daḫ", "túḫ" }, { "TAḪ" }, {} }, ["𒉋"] = { 172, 312, { "píl", "bíl", "pél" }, { "GIBIL" }, { "PÉL" }, hurr = { "li₁₃" } }, ["𒃰"] = { 173, 157, { "gad", "gat", "kad", "kat" }, { "GAD", "GADA" }, { "QÀD", "QÀT" } }, ["𒉺"] = { 174, 464, { "pa", "ḫat", "ḫad" }, { "GIDRU", "PA", "UGULA", "GARZA", "NUSKA" }, { "BÁ", "ḪAṬ", "SÀK" } }, ["𒉺𒅁"] = { 175, 466, { "šab", "šap", "šìp" }, { "ŠAB" }, { "SAB", "SAP" } }, ["𒉺𒁽"] = { 176, 464, {}, { "MAŠKIM" }, {} }, ["𒉺𒇻"] = { 177, 468, {}, { "SIPA", "SIPAD" }, {} }, ["𒄑"] = { 178, 469, { "ez", "iz", "níš" }, { "GIŠ", "GISSU" }, { "IS", "ES", "IṢ", "EṢ", "IŠ₆", "NÍŠ" } }, ["𒆸"] = { 179, 755, { "ḫab", "ḫap" }, { "GUD₈", "GUR₄", "ḪAB", "LAGAB", "LÚGUD", "NÍGIN", "RIN" }, { "KIL", "KEL" } }, ["𒇥"] = { 180, 786, { "túl" }, { "GÍGIR", "PÚ", "TÚL" }, {} }, ["𒇡"] = { 181, 767, {}, { "LAGABxSUM" }, { "ṢAR", "ZAR" } }, ["𒆹"] = { 182, 795, {}, { "AMBAR", "BUGIN", "BUNIN", "SUG" }, {} }, ["𒀠"] = { 183, 474, { "al" }, { "AL" }, {} }, ["𒆯"] = { 184, 171, {}, { "KU₇" }, {} }, ["𒄥"] = { 185, 180, { "gur", "kùr" }, { "GUR" }, { "QUR" } }, ["𒇬"] = { 186, 719, {}, { "LAGAR" }, {} }, ["𒂊"] = { 187, 498, { "e" }, { "E", "GURU₂₁", "SIMUG" }, { "I₁₅" } }, ["𒁟"] = { 188, 452, {}, { "UTUL₅" }, {} }, ["𒁛"] = { 189, 455, {}, { "UBUR" }, {} }, ["𒁗"] = { 190, 461, {}, { "E!-KISIM₅xA-MAŠ" }, {} }, ["𒈥"] = { 191, 483, { "mar" }, { "MAR" }, {} }, ["𒊕"] = { 192, 184, { "šaq", "šag", "šak", "riš" }, { "SAG", "SUR₁₄", "ZARAḪ" }, {} }, ["𒄧"] = { 193, 503, {}, { "GURUN" }, {} }, ["𒆤"] = { 194, 484, {}, { "LÍL", "GÉ", "KE4", "KID" }, { "KID", "KIT", "KIṬ" } }, ["𒌑"] = { 195, 490, { "ú", "šam" }, { "KÙŠ", "Ú", "KIŠI₁₆", "UGA" }, { "ʾUₓ", "ŠAM" } }, ["𒆗"] = { 196, 496, { "kal", "dan", "tan" }, { "ESI", "GURUŠ", "KAL", "KALA", "KALAG", "LAMMA" }, { "GAL₉", "LAB", "LAP", "RIB", "RIP" } }, ["𒌦"] = { 197, 501, { "un" }, { "ÙG", "ÙKU", "UN" }, {} }, ["𒈛"] = { 198, 494, { "luḫ" }, { "LÀḪ", "LUḪ", "SUKKAL" }, { "LÀḪ" } }, ["𒂍"] = { 199, 495, {}, { "É" }, { "É", "PID", "PIT", "PIṬ" } }, ["𒊓"] = { 200, 172, {}, { "SA" }, { "SA" }, hurr = { "sa" } }, ["𒄘"] = { 201, 176, {}, { "GÚ", "GUN" }, {} }, ["𒄙"] = { 202, 178, { "dur", "túr" }, { "DUR" }, { "ṬUR" } }, ["𒍜"] = { 203, 311, {}, { "UZU" }, {} }, ["𒉪"] = { 204, 502, { "nir", "nàr" }, { "NIR" }, {} }, ["𒁀"] = { 205, 14, { "ba", "pá" }, { "BA" }, {} }, ["𒆪"] = { 206, 808, { "ku", "gu₅" }, {}, {} }, ["𒂉"] = { 206, 808, {}, { "DÚR", "DÚRU", "DURUN", "TUKUL", "TUŠ" }, {} }, ["𒆪𒌋𒆕"] = { 207, 755, {}, { "MUD₄" }, {} }, ["𒈠"] = { 208, 552, { "ma" }, { "MA", "PÈŠ" }, {} }, ["𒍪"] = { 209, 15, { "zu" }, { "ZU" }, { "SÚ", "ṢÚ" } }, ["𒂅"] = { 209, 836, {}, { "GÍN" }, {} }, ["𒁳"] = { 210, 812, { "lu" }, { "LU", "UDU" }, {} }, ["𒇻"] = { 210, 813, {}, { "DAB", "DIB", "DUL₈" }, { "DIB", "DIP", "TIB", "TIP" } }, ["𒇯"] = { 211, 721, {}, { "DU₆" }, {} }, ["𒌆"] = { 212, 809, {}, { "TÚG", "ÁZLAG", "GI₇", "ŠÈ", "TU₉", "ZÀ", "ZÍD" }, {} }, ["𒋢"] = { 213, 16, {}, { "KUŠ", "SU" }, { "SU" } }, ["𒁕"] = { 214, 561, { "da", "tá" }, { "DA", "TÁ" }, { "TÁ" } }, ["𒀉"] = { 215, 560, { "it", "id", "et", "ed" }, { "Á", "TI₈" }, { "IṬ", "EṬ" } }, ["𒇉"] = { 216, 756, {}, { "ENGUR" }, {} }, ["𒄿"] = { 217, 252, { "i" }, { "I", "KUN₄" }, { "ʾIₓ" } }, ["𒅀"] = { 218, 260, { "ya" }, { "I-A" }, {} }, ["𒈢"] = { 219, 270, {}, { "ḪAŠḪUR" }, {} }, ["𒈖"] = { { 220, 221, 222 }, { 555, 556 }, {}, { "GÚG", "GAR₅", "LÙ", "NIMGIR" }, {} }, ["𒂆"] = { 223, 836, {}, { "NÍR", "GÍN" }, { "ṬU" } }, ["𒇀"] = { 224, 760, {}, { "GIGIR" }, {} }, ["𒁆"] = { 225, 565, {}, { "BALAG" }, {} }, ["𒀩"] = { 226, 573, {}, { "ALAM" }, {} }, ["𒋺"] = { 227, 106, {}, { "TAG₄", "TAK₄" }, {} }, ["𒆦"] = { 228, 435, {}, { "KISAL" }, {} }, ["𒌷"] = { 229, 71, {}, { "URU", "BANŠUR", "RÍ", "U₁₉" }, {} }, ["𒊿"] = { 230, 17, {}, { "ŠEN", "ALAL", "PÀSAN", "DUR₁₀" }, {} }, ["𒋃"] = { 231, 485, {}, { "SANGA", "ÀKA", "ŠID", "ŠIT", "ŠITA₅", "ŠITI" }, { "LAG", "LAK", "LAQ" } }, ["𒁤"] = { 232, 441, {}, { "LAḪTA" }, {} }, ["𒊏"] = { 233, 511, { "ra" }, { "RA" }, {} }, ["𒄄"] = { 234, 507, {}, { "GI₄", "GE₄" }, {} }, ["𒁈"] = { 235, 554, {}, { "BÁR" }, {} }, ["𒁻"] = { 236, 350, {}, { "LAḪ₄" }, {} }, ["𒌉"] = { 237, 255, {}, { "DUMU", "TUR", "KUN₅" }, { "TUR" } }, ["𒍠"] = { 238, 540, {}, { "ZÀ", "ZAG" }, {} }, ["𒅊"] = { 239, 564, {}, { "SIG₇" }, {} }, ["𒃼"] = { 240, 543, { "gar", "kar" }, { "GÀR" }, { "KÀR", "QAR" } }, ["𒀾"] = { 241, 548, { "tàš", "áš" }, { "ÁŠ", "ZÍZ" }, { "ÁŠ", "ÁZ" } }, ["𒃲"] = { 242, 553, { "gal", "kál" }, { "GAL" }, { "KÁL" } }, ["𒁖"] = { 243, 438, { "táq", "tág", "ták", "daq", "dag", "dak" }, { "BÀR", "DAG" }, { "BÀR" } }, ["𒄫"] = { 244, 558, { "kir", "gir", "piš", "paš", "pùš", "gir", "biš" }, { "ḪA₆" }, { "QIR" } }, ["𒁓"] = { 245, 559, { "bur", "pur" }, { "BUR" }, {} }, ["𒌵"] = { 246, 574, {}, { "URI" }, {} }, ["𒃵"] = { 247, 576, {}, { "GAM" }, { "GAM" } }, ["𒑱"] = { 248, 592, {}, {}, {}, glossenkeil = true }, ["𒋼"] = { 249, 589, { "te" }, { "TE" }, { "DE₄", "DI₁₂", "ṬE₄" } }, ["𒋼𒀀"] = { 250, 590, { "kar", "kir₈" }, { "KAR" }, { "GAR₁₄", "QÁR" } }, ["𒋙"] = { 251, 869, { "šú" }, { "ŠÚ", "ÉN" }, {} }, ["𒇻𒄾𒆲"] = { 252, 812, {}, { "GUKKAL?+KUN" }, {} }, ["𒈦𒄘𒃼"] = { 253, 124, {}, { "IDIGNA" }, {} }, ["𒄾"] = { 254, 877, {}, { "ÚKUŠ" }, {} }, ["𒋝"] = { 255, 881, {}, { "SIG" }, {}, hurr = { "šig", "šik", "šiq" } }, ["𒉽"] = { 256, 92, {}, { "KÚR", "PAB", "PA₅" }, { "BAB", "BAP", "KÚR" } }, ["𒉽𒄬"] = { 256, 93, {}, { "PAB-ḪAL" }, { "PÚŠ" } }, ["𒉽𒉽"] = { 257, 94, {}, { "BÙLUG", "DIM₄", "MUNU₈" }, {} }, ["𒄃"] = { 258, 105, {}, { "GILIM" }, { "KÍL" } }, ["𒆜"] = { 259, 302, {}, { "KASKAL", "RAŠ", "DANNA", "ILLAT" }, {} }, ["𒄒"] = { 260, 378, { "kib", "kip" }, { "KIB", "ŠENNUR" }, {} }, ["𒌋"] = { 261, 661, { "u" }, { "U", "BÙR", "UḪ₇" }, {} }, ["𒌋𒌆"] = { 262, 720, {}, { "DUL" }, { "TUL" } }, ["𒌋𒁯"] = { 263, 670, {}, {}, { "IŠTAR" } }, ["𒌋𒈬"] = { 264, 665, {}, { "UDUN" }, {} }, ["𒅇"] = { 265, 731, {}, { "Ù", "LIBIR" }, { "Ù" } }, ["𒌋𒀜"] = { 266, 683, {}, { "GIR₄" }, {} }, ["𒈪"] = { 267, 681, { "mi", "mé" }, { "GE₆", "GI₆", "GÍG", "MI" }, { "MÉ" } }, ["𒂂"] = { 268, 704, {}, { "DUGUD" }, {} }, ["𒈪𒉭"] = { 269, 705, {}, { "GIG" }, { "GIG", "GIQ" } }, ["𒌋𒃶"] = { 270, 684, {}, { "ŠAGAN", "ŠÁMAN" }, {} }, ["𒄢"] = { 271, 682, { "gul" }, { "GUL" }, { "KÚL" } }, ["𒌋𒅗"] = { 272, 663, {}, { "UGU" }, { "MUḪ" } }, ["𒆧"] = { 273, 678, { "kiš" }, { "KIŠ" }, {} }, ["𒂘"] = { 274, 165, {}, { "BURU₁₄", "BAR₈", "SULLIM" }, {} }, ["𒌌"] = { 275, 698, { "ul" }, {}, {} }, -- 276 (AMARxKU₆) unencoded ["𒀖"] = { 277, 672, {}, { "ÁB" }, { "LI₈" } }, ["𒆨"] = { 278, 687, {}, { "KISIM₅" }, {} }, ["𒉐"] = { 279, 691, {}, { "TÙM" }, {} }, -- 280 (KISIM₅xLA) unencoded (see 232) -- 281 (KISIM₅xGU₄) unencoded (see 188) -- 282 (KISIM₅xGA) unencoded (see 189) -- 283 (KISIM₅xÚ-MAŠ) unencoded -- 284 (ÁBxA) unencoded -- 285 (KISIM₅xA-MAŠ) unencoded (see 190) ["𒇺"] = { 286, 591, { "liš", "li₁₂" }, { "DÍLI", "DÍLIM", "LIŠ" }, {} }, ["𒌋𒁹"] = { 287, 661, { "11" }, {}, {} }, ["𒅆"] = { 288, 724, { "ši" }, { "IGI", "LIM", "ŠUKUR" }, { "LÌ", "LIM", "SI₁₇", "ŠE₂₀" } }, ["𒅈"] = { 289, 726, { "ar" }, { "AR" }, {} }, ["𒅆𒌨"] = { 290, 733, { "ḫul" }, { "ḪUL" }, {} }, ["𒅆𒁾"] = { 291, 727, {}, { "AGRIG", "GISKIM", "ISKIM" }, {} }, ["𒅆𒊒"] = { 292, 725, { "pà" }, {}, {} }, ["𒅆𒂟"] = { 293, 729, {}, { "SIG₅" }, {} }, ["𒊮"] = { 294, 599, {}, { "ŠÀ", "ŠAG₄", "TIBULA" }, { "LÌB" } }, ["𒉻"] = { 295, 746, {}, { "PAD" }, { "PAD", "PAT", "PAṬ", "ŠUG", "ŠUK", "ŠUQ" } }, ["𒌋𒌋"] = { 296, 708, { "man", "20" }, { "MÀN", "NEŠ", "NIŠ" }, {} }, ["𒊩"] = { 297, 883, { "šal" }, { "MUNUS", "SAL", "MÍ", "NÀTA" }, { "MIM", "RAG", "RAK", "RAQ", "SAL" } }, ["𒁮"] = { 298, 889, { "dam", "tám" }, { "DAM" }, { "TÁM" } }, ["𒊩𒌆"] = { 299, 887, {}, { "NIN", "EREŠ", "NIN₉" }, { "ERIŠ", "NIN", "NEN" } }, ["𒍮"] = { 300, 884, { "zum" }, { "SÚM", "ZUM" }, { "RÍG", "RÍK", "RÍQ", "SÚM", "ṢU", "ṢUM" } }, ["𒄊"] = { 301, 701, {}, { "GÌR", "GÌRI", "NÈ" }, {} }, ["𒀲"] = { 302, 353, {}, { "ANŠE", "DÙR" }, {} }, ["𒄋"] = { 303, 703, {}, { "ALIM" }, {} }, ["𒄖"] = { 304, 891, { "gu" }, { "GU" }, { "KU₈" } }, ["𒊩𒆳"] = { 305, 890, {}, { "GÉME" }, {} }, ["𒇴"] = { 306, 693, { "lam" }, { "LAM" }, { "LA₁₂" }, hurr = { "libₓ", "lipₓ" } }, ["𒂖"] = { 307, 899, { "el", "il₅" }, { "SIKIL" }, { "IL₅" } }, ["𒉄"] = { 308, 893, {}, { "NAGAR" }, {} }, ["𒋚"] = { 309, 22, { "šaḫ" }, { "ŠAḪ" }, { "ŠIḪ" } }, ["𒈝"] = { 310, 900, { "lum" }, { "GUZ", "ḪUM", "LUM" }, { "LU₄" } }, ["𒋞"] = { 311, 905, {}, { "MUR₇", "MURGU", "SIG₄" }, {} }, ["𒁲"] = { 312, 736, { "di", "de", "ti₄" }, { "DI", "SÁ", "SALIM", "SILIM" }, { "ŠÙL", "TI₄" } }, ["𒆠"] = { 313, 737, { "ki", "ke", "gi₅", "ge₅" }, { "GI₅", "KI", "GUNNI", "KARAŠ", "KISLAḪ", "SUR₇" }, { "GI₅", "GE₅", "QÍ", "QÉ" } }, ["𒈿"] = { 314, 689, {}, { "NÁ", "NÚ" }, {} }, ["𒋽"] = { 315, 88, {}, { "URU₅" }, {} }, ["𒌓"] = { 316, 596, { "ut", "ud", "pir" }, { "BABBAR", "UD", "U₄", "ÁD", "TAM", "UTU", "ZALAG", "BURANUN", "ZIMBIR", "È", "ZABAR" }, { "BÍR", "DÁM", "PAR", "TAM", "ṬÁM", "TÚ", "U₄", "UṬ" } }, ["𒉿"] = { 317, 598, { "wa" }, { "GEŠTU", "GEŠTUG", "TÁL" }, { "À", "AM₇", "AW", "PI", "WI?" } },	["𒊁"] = { 318, 598, {}, {}, {}, hurr = { "waₐₚ" } }, ["𒊅"] = { 319, 598, {}, {}, {}, hurr = { "wiᵢ" }, hatt = { "wiᵢ" } }, ["𒊂"] = { 320, 598, {}, {}, {}, hatt = { "wiₚí" } }, ["𒊈"] = { 321, 598, {}, {}, {}, hurr = { "wuú" }, hatt = { "wuú" } }, ["𒊄"] = { 322, 598, {}, {}, {}, hurr = { "weₑ" }, hatt = { "weₑ" } }, ["𒊇"] = { 323, 598, {}, {}, {}, hurr = { "wuᵤ" }, hatt = { "wuᵤ" } }, ["𒊃"] = { 324, 598, {}, {}, {}, hurr = { "wuₚᵤ" } }, ["𒊆"] = { 325, 598, {}, {}, {}, hurr = { "wiᵢₚ" } }, ["𒊀"] = { 326, 598, {}, {}, {}, hurr = { "waₐ" }, hatt = { "waₐ" } }, ["𒂟"] = { 327, 612, {}, { "ÉRIN", "NUNUS", "RÍN" }, { "ṢAB", "ṢAP", "ZAB", "ZAP" } }, ["𒉭"] = { 328, 614, {}, { "NUNUZ", "ÉRIN", "RÍN" }, {} }, ["𒆳"] = { 329, 578, { "kur" }, { "KUR", "GÀN" }, { "MAD", "MAT", "MAṬ", "ŠAD", "ŠAT", "ŠAṬ" } }, ["𒁷"] = { 330, 119, { "tin", "tén" }, { "KÚRUN", "TIN", "GAMUN" }, { "DIN", "DEN" } }, ["𒌍"] = { 331, 711, { "eš", "ìš", "30" }, { "ÙŠU" }, { "ÉŠ", "ÌŠ", "SIN" } }, ["𒄴"] = { 332, 636, { "aḫ", "eḫ", "iḫ", "uḫ" }, { "AḪ", "UḪ" }, { "ʾA", "ʾE", "ʾI", "ʾU" } }, ["𒄯"] = { 333, 644, { "ḫar", "ḫur", "mur" }, { "ÀR", "ḪAR", "ḪUR", "KÍN", "MUR", "UR₅", "ARA₅" }, { "KÍN" } }, ["𒄵"] = { 334, 643, {}, { "BIR", "ÉLLAG" }, {} }, ["𒄭"] = { 335, 631, { "ḫi", "ḫe" }, { "DU₁₀", "DÙG", "ḪI", "NIMIN", "NIN₅", "ŠÁR", "ḪÁ" }, { "ŠÁR", "TÍ", "TÉ", "ṬÍ", "ṬÉ" } }, ["𒃽"] = { 336, 562, {}, { "GAŠAN" }, {} }, ["𒅎"] = { 337, 641, { "em", "im" }, { "IM", "NÍ", "GUDU₁₂" }, {} }, ["𒊺"] = { 338, 579, { "še" }, { "NIGA", "NIGU", "ŠE" }, {} }, ["𒁍"] = { 339, 580, { "pu", "bu" }, { "BU", "GÍD" }, { "GÍD", "GÍT", "GÍṬ", "QÍD", "QÍT", "ŠÍR" } }, ["𒊻"] = { 340, 583, { "uz" }, {}, { "US", "UṢ", "UŠ₁₀" } }, ["𒋤"] = { 341, 584, {}, { "SUD", "SIR" }, {} }, ["𒈲"] = { 342, 585, {}, { "MUŠ" }, { "MUŠ", "ṢIR?" } },	["𒇷"] = { 343, 85, { "li", "le" }, { "ÉN", "LE", "LI" }, {} }, ["𒌁"] = { 344, 587, { "tir", "ter" }, { "TIR" }, { "DIR₄", "TER", "ṬIR₅" } }, ["𒊺𒉀"] = { 345, { 579, 293 }, {}, { "NIDABA", "NISABA", "TÈ" }, {} }, ["𒌅"] = { 346, 86, { "tu", "dú" }, { "TU" }, { "DÚ", "ṬÚ" } }, ["𒐐"] = { 347, 714, {}, { "NINNU", "50" }, {} }, ["𒄭𒄊"] = { 348, 645, {}, { "ḪUŠ" }, { "ḪUŠ" } }, ["𒋦"] = { 349, 646, {}, { "SUḪUR" }, {} }, ["𒋧"] = { 350, 292, {}, { "SUM", "SUMU", "ŠÚM", "SÍ" }, { "ŠÚM" } }, -- 351 (KA₅) unencoded ["𒉀"] = { 352, 293, {}, { "NAGA", "NÍDABA", "NÍSABA", "DALḪAMUN₄" }, { "NÁG", "NÁK" } }, ["𒅔"] = { 353, 541, { "šar" }, { "KIRI₆", "MÚ", "SAKAR", "SAR" }, { "ŠAR", "ŠER₉" } }, ["𒄰"] = { 354, 261, { "in", "en₆" }, { "IN" }, { "EN₆" } }, ["𒁹"] = { 355, 640, { "kam", "gám" }, { "KAM", "TU₇", "ÚTUL" }, { "GÁM", "QÁM" } }, ["𒁹"] = { 356, 748, { "1", "diš", "tiš", "dáš", "táš" }, { "DIŠ", "GÉŠ", "GÍŠ", "1" }, { "ANA", "GÌ", "ṬIŠ" } }, ["𒈨"] = { 357, 753, { "me", "mi" }, { "ME", "IŠIB", "100" }, { "MÌ", "ŠIB", "ŠIP" } }, ["𒇲"] = { 358, 750, { "lal" }, { "LAL", "LÁ" }, {} }, ["𒁹𒌋"] = { 359, 824, {}, { "70" }, {} }, ["𒈨𒌍"] = { 360, 754, { "meš" }, { "MEŠ" }, {} }, ["𒈫"] = { 361, 825, { "2" }, { "MIN", "2" }, {} }, ["𒇳"] = { 362, 751, {}, { "LA₅" }, { "ŠUR₄" }, hatt = { "lál" } }, ["𒇳𒊬"] = { 363, 751, {}, {}, { "ŠUR₄" } }, ["𒀀"] = { 364, 839, { "a" }, { "A", "DUR₅", "DURU₅", "ÀM", "ÉR", "EŠA", "ÍLDAG" }, { "ʾ", "ʾAₓ" } }, ["𒀀𒇉"] = { 365, 839, {}, { "ÍD", "I₇" }, {} }, ["𒍝"] = { 366, 851, { "za" }, { "ZA", "GUG", "NÍR" }, { "SÀ", "ṢA" } }, ["𒄩"] = { 367, 856, { "ḫa" }, { "ḪA", "KU₆", "ZÁḪ" }, { "ʾA₄" } }, ["𒐈"] = { 368, 834, { "3" }, { "EŠ₅", "3" }, {} }, ["𒃻"] = { 369, 859, { "šá" }, { "GAR", "NÍG", "NINDA", "ŠÁ" }, { "NÌ", "NÍG", "NÍK", "NÍQ" } }, ["𒐉"] = { 370, 860, { "4" }, { "LIMMU" }, {} }, ["𒐼"] = { 370, 860, { "4" }, { "LIMMU" }, {} }, ["𒐊"] = { 371, 861, { "5" }, { "IÁ" }, {} }, ["𒐋"] = { 372, 862, { "6" }, { "ÀŠ" }, {} }, ["𒐌"] = { 373, 863, { "7" }, { "IMIN" }, {} }, ["𒐍"] = { 374, 864, { "8" }, { "USSU" }, {} }, ["𒐎"] = { 375, 868, { "9" }, { "ILIMMU" }, {} }, ["𒑆"] = { 375, 868, { "9" }, { "ILIMMU" }, {} }, }

local function prep_cell(cell, func) func = func or function(x) return x end if type(cell) == 'table' then for i, j in pairs(cell) do			cell[i] = func(j) end return table.concat(cell, ", ") else return func(cell) end end

local function other_stuff(sign) local out = {} if sign.hurr then table.insert(out, "Hurrian: " .. prep_cell(sign.hurr, m_hit_tag.tag_hurrian_tr)) end if sign.hatt then table.insert(out, "(Proto)-Hattic: " .. prep_cell(sign.hatt, m_hit_tag.tag_hattic_tr)) end if sign.glossenkeil then table.insert(out, "The Glossenkeil: " .. m_hit_tag.glossenkeil) end return table.concat(out, " ") end

local function decompose_sign(sign) local out = {} for char in gmatch(sign, ".") do		table.insert(out, string.upper(string.format("%x", codepoint(char)))) end return table.concat(out, "+") end

local function is_table(x) return type(x) == "table" end

local function sort_func(a, b)	local hzl_a, hzl_b = (is_table(a[1]) and a[1][1] or a[1]), (is_table(b[1]) and b[1][1] or b[1]) if hzl_a ~= hzl_b then return hzl_a < hzl_b end local borger_a, borger_b = (is_table(a[2]) and a[2][1] or a[2]), (is_table(b[2]) and b[2][1] or b[2]) if borger_a ~= borger_b then return borger_a < borger_b end return a[6] < b[6] end

function export.create_table local sorted_sign_list = {} for sign, content in pairs(export.sign_list) do		local new_sign = m_table.deepcopy(content) table.insert(new_sign, sign) table.insert(sorted_sign_list, new_sign) end table.sort(sorted_sign_list, sort_func) local sign_table = { '{| class="wikitable sortable"\n|+Hittite Cuneiform Signs\n! Sign !! HZL number !! Borger number !! Unicode !! Hittite syllables !! Sumerograms !! Akkadograms !! Other\n' }	for _, sign in ipairs(sorted_sign_list) do		table.insert(sign_table,			table.concat({ "|-\n| " .. prep_cell(sign[6], m_hit_tag.tag_hittite), prep_cell(sign[1]), prep_cell(sign[2]), decompose_sign(sign[6]), prep_cell(sign[3], m_hit_tag.tag_hittite_tr), prep_cell(sign[4], m_hit_tag.tag_sumerogram), prep_cell(sign[5], m_hit_tag.tag_akkadogram), other_stuff(sign) .. "\n" },				" || "))	end table.insert(sign_table, "|}") return table.concat(sign_table) end

local function quote_syls(syls) local out = {} for _, syl in ipairs(syls) do table.insert(out, '"' .. syl .. '"') end return table.concat(out, ', ') end

local function make_table(sign) local out if #sign[3] > 0 then out = quote_syls(sign[3]) .. ', hit = true' elseif #sign[4] > 0 then out = quote_syls(sign[4]) .. ', sum = true' elseif #sign[5] > 0 then out = quote_syls(sign[5]) .. ', akk = true' elseif sign.hurr then out = quote_syls(sign.hurr) .. ', hurr = true' elseif sign.hatt then out = quote_syls(sign.hatt) .. ', hatt = true' elseif sign.glossenkeil then out = 'glossenkeil = true' end return out end

function export.create_data_table local sorted_sign_list = {} for sign, content in pairs(export.sign_list) do		local new_sign = m_table.deepcopy(content) table.insert(new_sign, sign) table.insert(sorted_sign_list, new_sign) end table.sort(sorted_sign_list, sort_func) local data_table = { 'local export = {', }	for _, sign in ipairs(sorted_sign_list) do		table.insert(data_table,			table.concat {				'\t["',				sign[6],				'"] = { ',				make_table(sign),				' }, -- HZL ',				type(sign[1]) == 'table' and table.concat(sign[1], ', ') or sign[1]			}) end table.insert(data_table, '}') table.insert(data_table, '') table.insert(data_table, 'return export') return require('Module:debug').highlight(table.concat(data_table, '\n')) end

return export

title: Module:hit-translit/sign-list


text:
schweizerost

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Swiss cheese

title: schweizerost


text: svejtserost

title: svejtserost


text: svejtserosten

title: svejtserosten


text: svejtseroste

title: svejtseroste


text: svejtserostene

title: svejtserostene


text: svejtserostenes

title: svejtserostenes


text: svejtserostes

title: svejtserostes


text: svejtserostens

title: svejtserostens


text: svejtserosts

title: svejtserosts


text: kunyang'anya

title: kunyang'anya


text: nyang'anywa

title: nyang'anywa


text: schweizerosten

title: schweizerosten


text: kunyang'anywa

title: kunyang'anywa


text: Category:da:Cheeses

title: Category:da:Cheeses


text: toings

title: toings


text: Category:da:Dairy products

title: Category:da:Dairy products


text: schweizerosts

title: schweizerosts


text: schweizerostens

title: schweizerostens


text: schweizeroste

title: schweizeroste


text: schweizerostene

title: schweizerostene


text: schweizerostes

title: schweizerostes


text: schweizerostenes

title: schweizerostenes


text:
朋僚

Noun

 * 1)  colleague

title: 朋僚


text: 朋寮

title: 朋寮


text:
moduwa og laing team

Etymology
lit. 'to play in a different team'.

Verb

 * 1)  to cheat; to be unfaithful to one's spouse or partner

title: moduwa og laing team


text:
schweizerfranc

Noun

 * 1) Swiss franc

title: schweizerfranc


text: svejtserfranc

title: svejtserfranc


text: svejtserfrancs

title: svejtserfrancs


text: svejtserfrancen

title: svejtserfrancen


text: svejtserfrancs'

title: svejtserfrancs'


text: svejtserfrancene

title: svejtserfrancene


text: svejtserfrancenes

title: svejtserfrancenes


text:
mũhũgũ

Etymology
Hutchins (1909) records m'Hùgu as the Kikuyu name for, or

Pronunciation

Noun

 * , muhuhu, syn. ); Kikuyu people have used this species for firewood, poles, partitioning walls , etc.

title: mũhũgũ


text: svejtserfrancens

title: svejtserfrancens


text: schweizerfrancen

title: schweizerfrancen


text: schweizerfrancens

title: schweizerfrancens


text: schweizerfrancene

title: schweizerfrancene


text: schweizerfrancenes

title: schweizerfrancenes


text: schweizerfrancs

title: schweizerfrancs


text: schweizerfrancs'

title: schweizerfrancs'


text:
gyrðill

Etymology
Akin to. From. Cognate to 🇨🇬 (whence 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1) girdle
 * 2) purse

title: gyrðill


text: gyrðilinn

title: gyrðilinn


text: gyrðil

title: gyrðil


text: gyrðila

title: gyrðila


text: gyrðilum

title: gyrðilum


text: gyrðili

title: gyrðili


text: gyrðils

title: gyrðils


text: francs'

title: francs'


text: gyrðilar

title: gyrðilar


text: francen

title: francen


text: francene

title: francene


text: francens

title: francens


text: francenes

title: francenes


text:
belgierfranc

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Belgian franc

title: belgierfranc


text: belgierfrancs

title: belgierfrancs


text: belgierfrancene

title: belgierfrancene


text: belgierfrancen

title: belgierfrancen


text: belgierfrancens

title: belgierfrancens


text: belgierfrancs'

title: belgierfrancs'


text: belgierfrancenes

title: belgierfrancenes


text:
Talk:jǫrð

Dative singular
Regarding of the dative singular forms jǫrðu and jǫrðunni, I'm seeing both of them in a Google search, for instance in the Lord's Prayer: svá á jǫrðu sem í himnum. Maybe jǫrð and jǫrðinni also occur, though... — Eru·tuon 03:17, 30 March 2018 (UTC)
 * Whoops, forgot to check Zoega that time. I've pinged JohnC5 on Discord, and he has fixed it now. You can add the attestations if you want. mellohi! (僕の乖離) 03:28, 30 March 2018 (UTC)

title: Talk:jǫrð


text:
gǫltr

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  boar
 * 2) hog

title: gǫltr


text: gǫlt

title: gǫlt


text: gelti

title: gelti


text: geltir

title: geltir


text: gǫltu

title: gǫltu


text: gǫltum

title: gǫltum


text:
storyknifing

Etymology
or

Noun

 * 1) A traditional Yup'ik play activity of young girls in which they tell stories accompanying them with illustrations scratched in the mud, sand, or snow using a storyknife or stick.

title: storyknifing


text:
storyknife

Noun

 * 1) A carved knife made for a Yup'ik girl to use for storyknifing.

title: storyknife


text: storyknives

title: storyknives


text:
knifestory

Noun

 * 1) A story told by storyknifing.

title: knifestory


text: knifestories

title: knifestories


text:
Johanneksen evankeliumi

Proper noun

 * 1)  Gospel of John, John fourth book of the New Testament

title: Johanneksen evankeliumi


text:
Evankeliumi Johanneksen mukaan

Proper noun

 * 1)  Gospel of John, John fourth book of the New Testament

Declension

 * Only Evankeliumi is inflected, see.

title: Evankeliumi Johanneksen mukaan


text: yakumo tatsu

title: yakumo tatsu


text: yakumo

title: yakumo


text: Yakumo

title: Yakumo


text:
japsipoppi

Noun

 * 1) J-pop Japanese pop music

title: japsipoppi


text: back at ya

title: back at ya


text:
madre de kakaw

Noun

 * , a medium size leguminous tree

title: madre de kakaw


text: joutsi

title: joutsi


text:
aabere

Verb

 * 1)  to thaw

title: aabere


text:
hanagas

Noun

 * , a small tree found in lowland forests

title: hanagas


text:
gussuk

Etymology
Corruption of.

Noun

 * 1)  A white person.

title: gussuk


text: gussuks

title: gussuks


text: muu-muu

title: muu-muu


text:
law-at

Noun

 * 1) an evergreen tree,

title: law-at


text:
煮炒

Verb

 * 1) to cook and fry

Noun

 * 1)  zi char (affordable, homestyle Chinese food sold in hawker centres and coffee shops)

title: 煮炒


text:
poręba

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) man-made clearing
 * 2)  beaver dam;
 * 1)  beaver dam;

title: poręba


text: tuomarien

title: tuomarien


text: tuomareiden

title: tuomareiden


text: tuomareitten

title: tuomareitten


text:
lanipga

Noun

 * 1) Philippine cedar
 * 2) wood from this tree

title: lanipga


text:
langosig

Noun

 * 1) a tree,

title: langosig


text:
ubercha

Etymology
From, from. Equivalent to. Cognate with 🇨🇬; compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to overcome, overwhelm

title: ubercha


text:
絶好調

Etymology
From ja.

Adjective

 * 1) going very well; going great

Noun

 * 1) going very well; going great

title: 絶好調


text:
lambunaw

Noun

 * 1) a tree,

title: lambunaw


text: Category:pl:Forests

title: Category:pl:Forests


text:
User talk:Barnyard fowl

Welcome
PseudoSkull (talk) 04:21, 30 March 2018 (UTC)

title: User talk:Barnyard fowl


text: 塔仔山

title: 塔仔山


text:
ɛm

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) water

title: ɛm


text:
Kartatsche

Noun

 * 1)  A winter shoe with a wooden sole.

title: Kartatsche


text:
wyręba

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) man-made clearing

title: wyręba


text:
Kerette

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1)  wheelbarrow

title: Kerette


text:
dây lưng

Etymology
🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) belt worn around the waist

title: dây lưng


text:
Palänser

Noun

 * 1)  pig, swine

title: Palänser


text:
đai an toàn

Etymology
🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) safety belt; seat belt

title: đai an toàn


text:
Xämpeli

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  brief story, anecdote

title: Xämpeli


text:
siết chặt

Etymology
🇰🇲.

Verb

 * 1)  to
 * 2)  to

title: siết chặt


text:
Hội đồng Bảo an Liên Hiệp Quốc

Etymology
🇰🇲.

Proper noun

 * 1) UN Security Council

title: Hội đồng Bảo an Liên Hiệp Quốc


text:
aumbre

Etymology
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1)  colour
 * 1)  colour

title: aumbre


text: Category:Middle English terms derived from Middle Persian


text:
bảo an

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1)  to ensure security; to maintain law and order

Noun

 * 1) provincial guards; district guards

title: bảo an


text:
User talk:Linshee/My ecolect

likkle
You possibly already know it, but lickle is moderately common in BrE. (Not sure about the "regional" gloss on our entry: I only know it as a cutesy or joky variant.) Equinox ◑ 04:45, 30 March 2018 (UTC)
 * I had no idea. My brother got it from some Jamaican YouTuber he and his friends watch, and he spells it with two k's. I've never heard it in US English, though, so I decided to just throw it in there. – Gormflaith (talk) 20:35, 30 March 2018 (UTC)

title: User talk:Linshee/My ecolect


text:
ngừng bắn

Etymology
🇰🇲.

Verb

 * 1) to have a ceasefire

title: ngừng bắn


text:
siciarz

Etymology 1
From Polish.

Noun

 * 1)  sieve-maker

Noun

 * 1)  retiarius

title: siciarz


text:
nyapa

Verb

 * 1) to stalk, sneak up on

title: nyapa


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Brythonic/gwöniθ

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) wheat

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Brythonic/gwöniθ


text: kunyapa

title: kunyapa


text: kunyara

title: kunyara


text:
Talk:Hauchlaut

German
There might be further meanings: BTW: ("(z. B. ein h)" - implying it's not only [h]) and  do not clearly define the term. Adelung has #1 and #2. #3 is often given as translation of Spirant. -04:58, 30 March 2018 (UTC)
 * 1) the sound [h]
 * syns: H-Laut/h-Laut
 * hypers: (varies depending on author/view/definition, (e.g.) Spirant or Kehllaut=Guttural)
 * 1) aspirated sound ([h], [kh], [th], ...)
 * 2) spirant (cp. )
 * syns: Spirant

title: Talk:Hauchlaut


text:
比翼鳥

Noun

 * 1)  legendary bird flying in pairs
 * 2)  devoted couple; inseparable friends

title: 比翼鳥


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Brythonic/Iwerðon

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Proper noun

 * 1) Ireland

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Brythonic/Iwerðon


text: 比翼鸟

title: 比翼鸟


text: 鹣鹣

title: 鹣鹣


text:
鶼鶼

Noun

 * 1)  devoted couple; loving couple
 * 1)  devoted couple; loving couple

title: 鶼鶼


text:
an nhàn

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  peaceful and carefree; leisurely

title: an nhàn


text: Category:enm:Herbs

title: Category:enm:Herbs


text: Category:enm:Spices and herbs

title: Category:enm:Spices and herbs


text:
sieciarz

Etymology
From Polish.

Noun

 * 1) a netmaker
 * 2)  a retiarius
 * 3)  a person who used a net to hunt animals
 * 1)  a person who used a net to hunt animals

title: sieciarz


text:
an lạc

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  peaceful and content

title: an lạc


text: tuomarit

title: tuomarit


text: tuomareita

title: tuomareita


text: tuomareja

title: tuomareja


text: tuomareihin

title: tuomareihin


text:
an nhiên

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  peaceful and leisurely; at ease and accepting

title: an nhiên


text: tuomarin

title: tuomarin


text: tuomaria

title: tuomaria


text: tuomariin

title: tuomariin


text: tuomarilla

title: tuomarilla


text: tuomarilta

title: tuomarilta


text: tuomarille

title: tuomarille


text: tuomariksi

title: tuomariksi


text:
Tuomarien kirja

Etymology
From +.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Judges

title: Tuomarien kirja


text:
an bài

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to predetermine (one's destiny); to dispose; to preordain; to prearrange

title: an bài


text:
yên ổn

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) peaceful; safe; undisturbed

title: yên ổn


text:
juche-aate

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) Juche North Korea's state ideology

title: juche-aate