text:
wskórać

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to get, to succeed

title: wskórać


text: Template:R:Fallon/documentation

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

title: Template:R:Fallon/documentation


text:
vetony

Noun

 * 1) betony

title: vetony


text:
minutious

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to minutiae or minor details.

title: minutious


text:
аньыыска

Noun

 * 1) footwrap

title: аньыыска


text: impexa

title: impexa


text: impexum

title: impexum


text:
vexful

Adjective

 * 1) vexatious

title: vexful


text:
ohoin

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) thief

title: ohoin


text:
аӈар

Noun

 * 1) half, one of a pair

title: аӈар


text: impexi

title: impexi


text: impexo

title: impexo


text:
vexil

Noun

 * 1)  vexillum

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  vexillum

title: vexil


text: impexae

title: impexae


text: impexam

title: impexam


text: impexe

title: impexe


text: impexis

title: impexis


text:
popularyzować

Etymology
+.

Verb

 * 1)  to popularize
 * 2)  to popularize
 * 1)  to popularize

title: popularyzować


text: impexorum

title: impexorum


text: impexarum

title: impexarum


text: impexos

title: impexos


text: impexas

title: impexas


text:
lapurtxori

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) magpie
 * 2)  house sparrow
 * 1)  house sparrow

title: lapurtxori


text:
Module:sa-convert/testcases

local tests = require('Module:UnitTests') local tr = require('Module:sa-convert').tr local m_languages = require("Module:languages") local lang = m_languages.getByCode("sa") local m_scripts = require("Module:scripts") local deva_sc = m_scripts.getByCode("Deva") local pali_fallback -- for transliteration. local taml_fallback -- for transliteration.

-- The cases are defined by the following fields: -- Deva: The Devanagari form of the word; this is the input to the transliteration. -- Beng etc.: The result of transliterating to that script code. The following special script codes are --           used: as-Beng. The special value "except" may be used to suppress the use of this test when --           the field all is supplied. The special value "fakeit" will result in a test for that --           script as though the field all had been supplied. -- all: If this field is defined, the test is performed for all 'supported' scripts. In this case, if the --     test result is not defined for a script, the --     test is the usually weaker test that the Devanagari and the transliteration transliterate to the --     Latin script the same. Note that this fallback test may wrongly fail for the Bengali and Lao --     scripts, so the required value of "except" exceptionally disables the test. -- Beng_why etc.: Justification for the required result being what it is. -- Beng_whynot etc.: Counter-argument. This is intended for setting out an argument for the test being --                    wrong until the some form of consensus is arrived at. -- link: Whether the non-Latin forms should be made into links. -- aborts: Whether there is a significant link of a conversion error causing the test as a whole --        to halt. Such cases are processed after the others.

local cases = { -- The first case, which may get commented out, is an example of how the test cases are set out. {		Deva="निर्वाण", all=1, link = true, Beng="নির্ব্বাণ", Beng_why="Commenting on Mason's citation of the spelling of the word as निरव्वान on p10 of ".. "Kaccayano's Pali Gramar, Mazard comments in a footnote in his edition of the work, ".. '"Mason here follows the Bangladeshi convention, doubling the v in nirvana. This is not '..		'commonly found today in either Romanized or Devanagari Sanskrit, but remains the norm '..		'in the classical Bengali typeset (Sadhubasa)--a relatively recent development in the '..		"presses of Mason's day (owed to Sir Charles Wilkins)."..'"', Beng_whynot="Modern Bengali writes নির্বাণ.", }, -- Burmese spelling of the above is rare and highly variable on the web! { Deva = "गङ्गा", all=1, Mymr="ဂင်္ဂါ", link=true}, { Deva="वीर", ["as-Beng"]="ৱীৰ", Beng="বীর", all=1, link=true}, { Deva="आचार्यैः", all=1, link=true}, { Deva="व्यञ्जन", ["as-Beng"]="fakeit", Beng="except", Mymr="fakeit", link=true}, { Deva="गोपन", all=1, link=true, Mymr="ဂေါပန"}, { Deva="प्राक्", all=1, link=true, Mymr="ပြာက်"}, { Deva="क्रोध", all=1, link=true, Thai="โกฺรธ", Thai_why='RID gives etymology of โกรธ as "ส. โกฺรธ".' }, { Deva="आस्ये", all=1, link=true}, { Deva='सऋक्ष', all=1, link=true}, { Deva="संस्कृतम्", all=1, Java="ꦱꦁꦱ꧀ꦏꦽꦠꦩ꧀", link=true, Java_why="See side panel at https://jv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basa_Sangsekerta"}, { Deva="नीळ", all=1, link=true}, { Deva="विद्वांस्", link=true, Sinh="විද්‍වාංස්"}, { Deva="आक्रोशति", link=true, Sinh="ආක්‍රොශති"}, { Deva="अवोचत्", link=true, Sinh="අවොචත්"}, { Deva="अत्र", link=true, Sinh="අත්‍ර"}, { Deva="उपनह्यन्ते", link=true, Sinh="උපනහ්‍යන‍්තෙ"}, { Deva="प्रशाम्यति", link=true, Sinh="ප්‍රශාම්‍යති"}, { Deva="क्षान्त्या", link=true, Sinh="ක්‍ෂාන‍්ත්‍යා"}, { Deva="प्रज्ञा", all=1, link=true, Sinh="ප්‍රඥා"}, { Deva="प्रभङ्गुर", link=true, Sinh="ප්‍රභඞ‍්ගුර"}, { Deva="पण्डित", link=true, Sinh="පණ‍්ඩිත"}, { Deva="स्पन्दन", link=true, Sinh="ස‍්පන්‍දන"}, { Deva="तम्बुद्धमनन्तगोचरं", link=true, Sinh="තම‍්බුද‍්ධමනන‍්තගොචරං", Sinh_why="See quotation for බුද‍්ධ"}, { Deva="मांस", all=1, link=true}, { Deva="अंहु", all=1, link=true}, { Deva="दुःख", Taml="fakeit", link=true}, { Deva="जिघांसा", Taml="fakeit", link=true}, { Deva="हिंस", all=1, link=true}, { Deva="शत", all=1, link=true}, { all=1, link=true, Deva="दान"}, -- fields Taml and Taml_why would be useful. { Deva="झञ्झा", all=1, link=true}, { Deva="यौवन", all=1, link=true}, { Deva="गौतम", all=1, link=true}, {		Deva="भावम्", link=true, Taml="ப⁴ாவம்", Taml_why="This is the form displayed on p3 of https://www.unicode.org/L2/L2010/10379--extended-tamil.pdf ".. "and in https://www.unicode.org/L2/L2010/10407-ext-tamil-follow2.pdf we have the statement ".. '"in most forms of Extended Tamil (including the Gita book mentioned previously running to almost '..				"420,000 copies) "..				'the diacritics are placed between the consonant and any vowel signs placed to the right".', Taml_whynot="Google search only finds பா⁴வம். -".. "https://corp.unicode.org/pipermail/unicode/2024-January/010740.html. Moroever, the form with ".. "right matra last doesn't render properly." },	{ Deva="धर्म", Taml="த⁴ர்ம", link=true}, { Deva="एकं", link=true, Taml="ஏகம்²", Taml_why="See quotation at .", Taml_whynot="Or use Grantha anusvara!", },	{Deva="पापेभ्यो", Taml="பாபேப்⁴யோ", link=false, Taml_why="See quotation at ."}, { Deva="शुचः", all=1, link=false, Taml="ஶுச𑌃", Taml_why="See injunctive form in quotation at "}, { Deva="सर्व", Taml="ஸர்வ", link=true}, --	{ Deva="", all=1, link=true},

}

-- here be the tests local function sc_xlit(text, sc_obj, sc_name) local sc_romn = (lang:transliterate(res, sc)) or "" if sc_romn == "" then pali_fallback = pali_fallback or require("Module:pi-translit").tr		sc_romn = pali_fallback(res, lang, sc_name) or "" end if sc_name == "Taml" then taml_fallback = taml_fallback or require("Module:sa-Taml-translit").tr		sc_romn = taml_fallback(res, lang, sc_name) or "" end return sc_romn end

function tests:one_script(sc_name, risk_end) local sc = m_scripts.getByCode(sc_name) risk_end = not not risk_end -- Canonicalise for _, case in pairs(cases) do		if risk_end == not not case.aborts then local name, should, doit, just, counter, nocando should = case[sc_name] if should then if should == "except" then doit = false elseif should == "fakeit" then doit = true should = nil else doit = true end else doit = case.all end if doit then local lp				just = case[sc_name.."_why"] counter = case[sc_name.."_whynot"] res = tr(case.Deva, sc_name) if case.link then lp = "")					res = self.frame:preprocess(lp..res.."}}")				else					local deva_romn = (lang:transliterate(case.Deva, deva_sc)) or ""					local sc_romn  = (deva_romn ~= "") and sc_xlit(res, sc, sc_name)										or ""					if sc_romn == "" and deva_romn ~= "" then						doit = false; -- silently don't apply a test.					else						name = self.frame:preprocess( lp..case.Deva.."}} "..sc_name..": "..lp..res.."}}")						res = sc_romn						should = deva_romn					end				end				if doit then					if res ~= should then						if just then							should = should.." ("..self.frame:preprocess(just)..")"						end						if counter then							res = res.." ("..self.frame:preprocess(counter)..")"						end					end					tests:equals(name, res, should)				end			end		end	end end

function tests:test_all local availableScripts = lang:getScripts local scripts = {} for _, script in pairs(availableScripts) do		scripts[script:getCode] = 1; end -- New scripts can be added here. --	{Beng = 1, Mymr = 1, Thai = 1, ["as-Beng"] = 1} scripts.Deva = nil; -- Pointless and unsupported to boot. for _, risk_all in pairs({false, true}) do		for sc, _ in pairs(scripts) do			tests:one_script(sc, risk_all) end end end

return tests

title: Module:sa-convert/testcases


text: erythraea

title: erythraea


text:
viaducted

Adjective

 * 1) Converted to or supplied with a viaduct

title: viaducted


text:
hemställa

Etymology
, equivalent to 🇰🇲.

Verb

 * 1)  to request

title: hemställa


text: erythraeum

title: erythraeum


text: serenifera

title: serenifera


text:
lapurreta

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) rob, theft

title: lapurreta


text: sereniferum

title: sereniferum


text: erythraei

title: erythraei


text: sereniferi

title: sereniferi


text: sereniferae

title: sereniferae


text: sereniferorum

title: sereniferorum


text: sereniferarum

title: sereniferarum


text: sereniferis

title: sereniferis


text: sereniferos

title: sereniferos


text: sereniferas

title: sereniferas


text: serenifero

title: serenifero


text: sereniferam

title: sereniferam


text:
lapurreria

Etymology
🇰🇲

title: lapurreria


text: ostrina

title: ostrina


text:
spopularyzować

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to popularize
 * 2)  to popularize
 * 1)  to popularize

title: spopularyzować


text: ostrinum

title: ostrinum


text: ostrini

title: ostrini


text: ostrinae

title: ostrinae


text: ostrinorum

title: ostrinorum


text: ostrinarum

title: ostrinarum


text: ostrinis

title: ostrinis


text: ostrinos

title: ostrinos


text: ostrinas

title: ostrinas


text: erythraeae

title: erythraeae


text: ostrino

title: ostrino


text: ostrine

title: ostrine


text: ostrinam

title: ostrinam


text: rubricum

title: rubricum


text: rubrici

title: rubrici


text: rubricorum

title: rubricorum


text: rubricos

title: rubricos


text: fumifera

title: fumifera


text: fumiferum

title: fumiferum


text: fumiferi

title: fumiferi


text: fumiferae

title: fumiferae


text: fumiferorum

title: fumiferorum


text: fumiferarum

title: fumiferarum


text: fumiferis

title: fumiferis


text: fumiferos

title: fumiferos


text: fumiferas

title: fumiferas


text: fumiferam

title: fumiferam


text: fluctisona

title: fluctisona


text: erythraeo

title: erythraeo


text: fluctisonum

title: fluctisonum


text: fluctisoni

title: fluctisoni


text: fluctisonae

title: fluctisonae


text: fluctisonorum

title: fluctisonorum


text: erythraeam

title: erythraeam


text: fluctisonarum

title: fluctisonarum


text: fluctisonis

title: fluctisonis


text: fluctisonos

title: fluctisonos


text: erythraee

title: erythraee


text: fluctisonas

title: fluctisonas


text: fluctisono

title: fluctisono


text: fluctisonam

title: fluctisonam


text: fluctisone

title: fluctisone


text: erythraeorum

title: erythraeorum


text: erythraearum

title: erythraearum


text: fluctigena

title: fluctigena


text:
lapurkume

Noun

 * 1)  son or daughter of a thief

title: lapurkume


text: erythraeos

title: erythraeos


text: fluctigenum

title: fluctigenum


text: fluctigeni

title: fluctigeni


text: erythraeas

title: erythraeas


text: fluctigenae

title: fluctigenae


text:
Gaelic steak

Noun

 * 1)  fillet steak with a whisky and mushroom sauce

title: Gaelic steak


text:
аӈардак

Adverb

 * 1) partly, half

title: аӈардак


text: fluctigenorum

title: fluctigenorum


text: Gaelic steaks

title: Gaelic steaks


text: fluctigenarum

title: fluctigenarum


text:
撮像素子

Noun

 * 1) image sensor

title: 撮像素子


text: erythraeis

title: erythraeis


text: fluctigenis

title: fluctigenis


text: fluctigenos

title: fluctigenos


text: fluctigenas

title: fluctigenas


text: fluctigeno

title: fluctigeno


text: fluctigenam

title: fluctigenam


text: fluctigene

title: fluctigene


text:
cublet

Noun

 * 1) A little cub.

title: cublet


text: cublets

title: cublets


text: fluctuosa

title: fluctuosa


text: fluctuosum

title: fluctuosum


text: fluctuosi

title: fluctuosi


text: fluctuosae

title: fluctuosae


text: fluctuosorum

title: fluctuosorum


text: fluctuosarum

title: fluctuosarum


text: fluctuosis

title: fluctuosis


text: fluctuosos

title: fluctuosos


text: fluctuosas

title: fluctuosas


text: fluctuoso

title: fluctuoso


text: fluctuosam

title: fluctuosam


text: fluctuose

title: fluctuose


text: fluctifraga

title: fluctifraga


text: fluctifragum

title: fluctifragum


text: fluctifragi

title: fluctifragi


text:
Talk:kadamitas

RFV discussion: October 2020–March 2021
--2003:DE:3729:1743:2414:DA9F:1030:7225 11:21, 2 October 2020 (UTC)

 * Historische Grammatik der lateinischen Sprache: "Dass das nach Marius Victor. Gr. L. VI 8, 15 K. von Pompeius gebrauchte kadamitās"
 * Die lateinische Sprache (W. M. Lindsay, translated by Hans Nohl): "Nach Mar. Vict. 8. 15 K hielt sich Pompeius an die alte Schreibung und Aussprache kadamitas für călămătas"
 * Proceedings of the Philological Society for 1846-47 and 1847-48, Vol. III: "Now we are assured by the grammarian Marius Victorinus, p. 2456, that Pompey always wrote the substantive in the form kadamitas"
 * That would give 1 mentioning, 0 usages. While Latin is a LDL and hence mentionings are sufficient per CFI, Marius Victor. is not an accepted source per ALA. --幽霊四 (talk) 16:07, 1 January 2021 (UTC)
 * The list is not exhaustive nor is WT:ALA binding. I added the quote, RFV passed. Fay Freak (talk) 19:00, 5 January 2021 (UTC)

 * We could possibly even add an inflection table; other sources mention inflected forms (also attributing them to Pompey):
 * 1659, Kaspar Schoppe, G. Scioppii Grammatica philosophica, page 158:
 * Victorinus : Kadamitatem veteres & scribebant & dicebant pro calamitatem. Communionem enim habuerunt literhæ [sic] apud antiquos, ut dinguam & linguam : dacrimis & lacrimis : capitodium & capitolium, sella a sede, olere a odore.
 * 1842, Heinrich Meyer, Oratorum romanorum fragmenta, page 394:
 * Marius Victorinus De Orthographia 1. 1. 4, 4. p. 8 ed Gaisford : Gneius Pompeius Magnus et scribebat et dicebat Kadamitatem pro Kalamitatem.
 * 1898, Harvard University Department of the Classics, Selections from Latin Poets with Brief Notes, page 13:
 * I. dacrumis: older form of lacrumis, cf. dingua and lingua. We are told that Pompey prefrred the.old spelling and pronunciation kadamitates instead of calamitates.
 * - -sche (discuss) 02:02, 1 March 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:kadamitas


text: fluctifragae

title: fluctifragae


text: fluctifragorum

title: fluctifragorum


text: fluctifragarum

title: fluctifragarum


text: fluctifragis

title: fluctifragis


text: fluctifragos

title: fluctifragos


text: fluctifragas

title: fluctifragas


text: fluctifrago

title: fluctifrago


text: fluctifragam

title: fluctifragam


text: fluctifrage

title: fluctifrage


text:
аӈыр

Adjective

 * 1) insipid, unintelligent, humdrum

title: аӈыр


text: flucticoloris

title: flucticoloris


text: flucticolori

title: flucticolori


text:
polaryzować

Etymology
+, from.

Verb

 * 1)  to polarize
 * 2)  to polarize

title: polaryzować


text: flucticolorem

title: flucticolorem


text: flucticolores

title: flucticolores


text: flucticoloria

title: flucticoloria


text: flucticolorium

title: flucticolorium


text: flucticoloribus

title: flucticoloribus


text: Wolf's Castle

title: Wolf's Castle


text:
spolaryzować

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to polarize
 * 2)  to polarize

title: spolaryzować


text:
vibraculoid

Adjective

 * 1) Characteristic of a vibraculum

title: vibraculoid


text:
-kume

Etymology
From with an expressive. The noun is derived from the suffix and not the other way round.

Suffix

 * 1)  -ling, -let

title: -kume


text:
vibrissant

Etymology
From, present participle of , from +.

Adjective

 * 1)  Vibrant.

title: vibrissant


text:
vicariad

Noun

 * 1)  vicariant

title: vicariad


text:
elegantie

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Noun

 * 1) elegance

title: elegantie


text:
ஜமாத்து

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  congregation of Muslims in a mosque for prayer

title: ஜமாத்து


text: Category:Basque terms suffixed with -kume


text: adiabatics

title: adiabatics


text: Citations:Pen-ch'i

title: Citations:Pen-ch'i


text:
vicariism

Noun

 * 1) vicariance

title: vicariism


text:
Talk:recollect

‘to succeed in remembering’
In most contexts recollect means ‘to succeed in remembering’, and implies a search in the memory or the recalling of something temporarily forgotten. --Backinstadiums (talk) 15:13, 10 April 2021 (UTC)

title: Talk:recollect


text: florigena

title: florigena


text: florigenum

title: florigenum


text:
Appendix:Old Irish verbs

Old Irish has a very complex conjugation system, marked by extensive allomorphy in combination with two sets of verb endings (absolute and conjunct) depending on the verb's position in the sentence. For a complete discussion, see.

Like many ancient Indo-European languages, Old Irish has a number of deponent verbs, which had a distinct set of endings, but these tended to be replaced by the regular nondeponent forms in Old Irish and especially over the course of Middle Irish. The modern Goidelic languages no longer have distinct deponent forms.

Old Irish verbs normally have four stems, which are used to form nine tense/mood combinations, each of which can be take either deponent or nondeponent endings.
 * Present stem
 * Present indicative
 * Imperfect indicative
 * Imperative
 * Future stem
 * Future
 * Conditional
 * Preterite stem
 * Preterite active
 * Perfect active
 * Subjunctive stem
 * Present subjunctive
 * Past subjunctive

There are also three nonfinite forms:
 * Verbal noun
 * Past participle
 * Verbal of necessity

and the preterite passive form, etymologically related to the past participle.

Present stems
The Old Irish present stem is used to form:
 * the present indicative
 * the imperfect indicative
 * the imperative

Under Thurneysen's analysis, there are eight present stem classes, divided into two groups, weak (A) and strong (B).

 * Weak (the third-person singular conjunct nondeponent form ends in a vowel):
 * A I
 * A II
 * A III
 * Strong (the third-person singular conjunct nondeponent form ends in a consonant):
 * B I
 * B II
 * B III
 * B IV
 * B V

Other authors classify the present stems differently. Strachan's system is as follows:
 * Strong:
 * A 1 (= Thurneysen's B I and B III)
 * A 2 (= Thurneysen's B IV and B V)
 * A 3 (= Thurneysen's B II)
 * Weak:
 * B 1 (= Thurneysen's A I)
 * B 2 (= Thurneysen's A II)

McCone divides the classes into three groups:
 * Strong:
 * S1 (= Thurneysen's B I and B III)
 * S2 (= Thurneysen's B II)
 * S3 (= Thurneysen's B IV and B V)
 * Weak:
 * W1 (= Thurneysen's A I)
 * W2 (= Thurneysen's A II)
 * Hiatus (all = Thurneysen's A III)
 * H1
 * H2
 * H3

Future stems

 * f future
 * s future
 * a future
 * é future
 * i future

Preterite stems

 * s preterite
 * t preterite
 * suffixless preterite
 * reduplicated s preterite

Subjunctive stems

 * a subjunctive
 * s subjunctive
 * e subjunctive

title: Appendix:Old Irish verbs


text: florigeni

title: florigeni


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title: florigenae


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title: florigenorum


text: florigenarum

title: florigenarum


text: florigenis

title: florigenis


text: florigenos

title: florigenos


text: florigenas

title: florigenas


text:
vicegerence

Noun

 * 1) vicegerency

title: vicegerence


text: florigenam

title: florigenam


text: florigeno

title: florigeno


text: florigene

title: florigene


text: floricoma

title: floricoma


text: floricomum

title: floricomum


text: floricomi

title: floricomi


text: floricomae

title: floricomae


text: floricomarum

title: floricomarum


text: floricomorum

title: floricomorum


text: floricomis

title: floricomis


text: floricomas

title: floricomas


text: floricomos

title: floricomos


text: floricomam

title: floricomam


text: floricomo

title: floricomo


text: floricome

title: floricome


text: frigidarii

title: frigidarii


text: frigidariae

title: frigidariae


text: frigidariorum

title: frigidariorum


text: frigidariarum

title: frigidariarum


text: frigidariis

title: frigidariis


text: frigidarios

title: frigidarios


text: frigidarias

title: frigidarias


text: frigidarie

title: frigidarie


text: frigidariam

title: frigidariam


text:
யாகுவம்

Proper noun

 * 1) Java

title: யாகுவம்


text:
viceroydom

Noun

 * 1) viceroyalty

title: viceroydom


text: flavicoma

title: flavicoma


text: flavicomum

title: flavicomum


text: flavicomi

title: flavicomi


text: flavicomae

title: flavicomae


text: flavicomorum

title: flavicomorum


text: flavicomarum

title: flavicomarum


text: flavicomis

title: flavicomis


text: flavicomos

title: flavicomos


text:
txahal

Etymology
From earlier, from or.

Noun

 * 1) calf

title: txahal


text:
Ynyslas

Etymology
From.

title: Ynyslas


text: flavicomas

title: flavicomas


text: flavicomo

title: flavicomo


text: flavicomam

title: flavicomam


text: flavicome

title: flavicome


text: lutense

title: lutense


text: lutenses

title: lutenses


text: lutensia

title: lutensia


text: lutensium

title: lutensium


text: lutensibus

title: lutensibus


text: lutensi

title: lutensi


text: lutensem

title: lutensem


text: lutarium

title: lutarium


text: lutarii

title: lutarii


text: lutariae

title: lutariae


text: lutario

title: lutario


text: lutariorum

title: lutariorum


text: lutariarum

title: lutariarum


text: lutariis

title: lutariis


text: lutarios

title: lutarios


text: lutarie

title: lutarie


text:
காந்தாரம்

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Kandahar

Noun

 * 1)  third note of the gamut
 * 2)  an ancient secondary melody-type of the pālai class

title: காந்தாரம்


text:
przygniatający

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) crushing, overwhelming, smashing, swingeing, thumping, withering
 * 2) bleak, depressing, disheartening, dispiriting, distressful, distressing, upsetting
 * 3) outnumbering
 * 1) outnumbering
 * 1) outnumbering

title: przygniatający


text: Wiktionary:Word of the day/2021/May 21

title: Wiktionary:Word of the day/2021/May 21


text:
алфа и омега

Noun

 * 1)  alpha and omega

Noun

 * 1) alpha and omega the first and the last

Noun

 * 1) alpha and omega the first and the last

title: алфа и омега


text:
putakume

Noun

 * 1)  son of a bitch

title: putakume


text: pecorale

title: pecorale


text: pecorales

title: pecorales


text: pecoralia

title: pecoralia


text: pecoralium

title: pecoralium


text: pecoralibus

title: pecoralibus


text: pecorali

title: pecorali


text: pecoralem

title: pecoralem


text: bellitudines

title: bellitudines


text: bellitudinis

title: bellitudinis


text: bellitudinum

title: bellitudinum


text: bellitudini

title: bellitudini


text: bellitudinibus

title: bellitudinibus


text: bellitudinem

title: bellitudinem


text: bellitudine

title: bellitudine


text: beluale

title: beluale


text: beluales

title: beluales


text: belualia

title: belualia


text: belualium

title: belualium


text: belualibus

title: belualibus


text: belualem

title: belualem


text: beluali

title: beluali


text: elektriciteitsdraden

title: elektriciteitsdraden


text: beluata

title: beluata


text: beluatum

title: beluatum


text: beluati

title: beluati


text: beluatae

title: beluatae


text: beluatorum

title: beluatorum


text: beluatarum

title: beluatarum


text: elektriciteitsdraadje

title: elektriciteitsdraadje


text: beluatis

title: beluatis


text: beluatos

title: beluatos


text: beluatas

title: beluatas


text: beluato

title: beluato


text: beluatam

title: beluatam


text: beluate

title: beluate


text:
chiik

Etymology 1
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬 ciɛŋ, 🇨🇬, whence 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) elephant

Etymology 2
From ~. Cognate with 🇨🇬 c'iŋ, 🇨🇬 ciiŋ, jị̄ng, 🇨🇬, whence 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to sew

title: chiik


text: elektriciteitsdraadjes

title: elektriciteitsdraadjes


text:
팀원

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) team member

title: 팀원


text: amicosa

title: amicosa


text: amicosum

title: amicosum


text: amicosi

title: amicosi


text: amicosae

title: amicosae


text: amicosarum

title: amicosarum


text: amicosorum

title: amicosorum


text: amicosis

title: amicosis


text: amicosas

title: amicosas


text: amicosos

title: amicosos


text: amicosam

title: amicosam


text: amicoso

title: amicoso


text: amicose

title: amicose


text: crocationes

title: crocationes


text: crocationis

title: crocationis


text: crocationum

title: crocationum


text: crocationi

title: crocationi


text: crocationibus

title: crocationibus


text: crocationem

title: crocationem


text: crocatione

title: crocatione


text: crocituum

title: crocituum


text: crocitibus

title: crocitibus


text: crocitui

title: crocitui


text: crocitum

title: crocitum


text: crocitu

title: crocitu


text: hiemationes

title: hiemationes


text: hiemationum

title: hiemationum


text: hiemationis

title: hiemationis


text: hiemationi

title: hiemationi


text: hiemationem

title: hiemationem


text: hiematione

title: hiematione


text: hiemationibus

title: hiemationibus


text:
victorin

Noun

 * 1)  A peptide toxin, produced by the fungus  that causes blight in some crops

title: victorin


text: frigorifica

title: frigorifica


text: frigorificum

title: frigorificum


text: frigorifici

title: frigorifici


text: frigorificae

title: frigorificae


text: frigorificarum

title: frigorificarum


text: frigorificorum

title: frigorificorum


text: frigorificis

title: frigorificis


text: frigorificos

title: frigorificos


text: frigorificas

title: frigorificas


text: frigorifico

title: frigorifico


text: frigorificam

title: frigorificam


text: frigorifice

title: frigorifice


text:
istuo

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to sit

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to sit
 * 2)  to go bad

title: istuo


text: frigefactas

title: frigefactas


text:
ဘာသာမန်

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) Mon language

title: ဘာသာမန်


text: frigefactat

title: frigefactat


text: frigefactamus

title: frigefactamus


text: frigefactatis

title: frigefactatis


text: frigefactant

title: frigefactant


text: frigefactabam

title: frigefactabam


text: frigefactabas

title: frigefactabas


text: frigefactabat

title: frigefactabat


text: frigefactabamus

title: frigefactabamus


text: frigefactabatis

title: frigefactabatis


text: frigefactabant

title: frigefactabant


text: frigefactabo

title: frigefactabo


text: frigefactabis

title: frigefactabis


text: frigefactabit

title: frigefactabit


text: frigefactabimus

title: frigefactabimus


text: frigefactabitis

title: frigefactabitis


text: frigefactabunt

title: frigefactabunt


text: frigefactor

title: frigefactor


text: frigefactaris

title: frigefactaris


text: frigefactare

title: frigefactare


text: frigefactatur

title: frigefactatur


text: frigefactamur

title: frigefactamur


text: frigefactamini

title: frigefactamini


text: frigefactantur

title: frigefactantur


text: frigefactabar

title: frigefactabar


text: frigefactabaris

title: frigefactabaris


text: frigefactabare

title: frigefactabare


text: frigefactabatur

title: frigefactabatur


text: frigefactabamur

title: frigefactabamur


text: frigefactabamini

title: frigefactabamini


text: frigefactabantur

title: frigefactabantur


text: frigefactabor

title: frigefactabor


text: frigefactaberis

title: frigefactaberis


text: frigefactabere

title: frigefactabere


text: frigefactabitur

title: frigefactabitur


text: frigefactabimur

title: frigefactabimur


text: frigefactabimini

title: frigefactabimini


text: frigefactabuntur

title: frigefactabuntur


text:
gechas

Etymology
From Proto-Semai *ɡəcɑs, from, from.

Verb

 * 1) to sneeze

title: gechas


text:
தக்கணநாடு

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Proper noun

 * 1) the southern part of the Indian peninsula
 * 2) the Deccan, the tableland between the Eastern Ghats and the Western Ghats

title: தக்கணநாடு


text: frigefactem

title: frigefactem


text: frigefactes

title: frigefactes


text: frigefactet

title: frigefactet


text: frigefactemus

title: frigefactemus


text: frigefactetis

title: frigefactetis


text: frigefactent

title: frigefactent


text: frigefactarem

title: frigefactarem


text: frigefactares

title: frigefactares


text: frigefactaret

title: frigefactaret


text: frigefactaremus

title: frigefactaremus


text: frigefactaretis

title: frigefactaretis


text: frigefactarent

title: frigefactarent


text: frigefacter

title: frigefacter


text: frigefacteris

title: frigefacteris


text: frigefactere

title: frigefactere


text: frigefactetur

title: frigefactetur


text: frigefactemur

title: frigefactemur


text: frigefactemini

title: frigefactemini


text: frigefactentur

title: frigefactentur


text: frigefactarer

title: frigefactarer


text: frigefactareris

title: frigefactareris


text: frigefactarere

title: frigefactarere


text: frigefactaretur

title: frigefactaretur


text: frigefactaremur

title: frigefactaremur


text: frigefactaremini

title: frigefactaremini


text:
மலாக்கா

Etymology
. Ultimately from.

Proper noun

 * 1) the Malacca peninsula
 * 1) the Malacca peninsula

title: மலாக்கா


text: frigefactarentur

title: frigefactarentur


text: frigefacta

title: frigefacta


text: frigefactato

title: frigefactato


text: frigefactator

title: frigefactator


text: frigefactate

title: frigefactate


text: frigefactatote

title: frigefactatote


text: frigefactanto

title: frigefactanto


text: frigefactantor

title: frigefactantor


text: frigefactari

title: frigefactari


text: frigefactandi

title: frigefactandi


text: frigefactando

title: frigefactando


text: frigefactandum

title: frigefactandum


text:
namolny

Etymology
From. A word of dialectal origin as the standard form would be *namodlny.

Adjective

 * 1)  importunate, insistent, obtrusive, persistent, pushy
 * 2)  intrusive, persistent
 * 1)  intrusive, persistent
 * 1)  intrusive, persistent

title: namolny


text:
பூமிசாஸ்திரம்

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) geography
 * 2) geology

title: பூமிசாஸ்திரம்


text:
frigefactans

Etymology
Present participle of

Participle

 * 1) cooling

title: frigefactans


text: frigefactantes

title: frigefactantes


text: frigefactantia

title: frigefactantia


text: frigefactantis

title: frigefactantis


text: frigefactantium

title: frigefactantium


text: frigefactantibus

title: frigefactantibus


text: frigefactanti

title: frigefactanti


text: frigefactantem

title: frigefactantem


text:
frigefactandus

Etymology
Future passive participle of

Participle

 * 1) which is to be cooled

title: frigefactandus


text: frigefactanda

title: frigefactanda


text: frigefactandae

title: frigefactandae


text: frigefactandam

title: frigefactandam


text: frigefactande

title: frigefactande


text: frigefactandorum

title: frigefactandorum


text: frigefactandarum

title: frigefactandarum


text: frigefactandis

title: frigefactandis


text: frigefactandos

title: frigefactandos


text: frigefactandas

title: frigefactandas


text:
ஸ்தாயி

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  pitch
 * 2) tender love

title: ஸ்தாயி


text: frigidiuscula

title: frigidiuscula


text: frigidiusculum

title: frigidiusculum


text: frigidiusculi

title: frigidiusculi


text: frigidiusculae

title: frigidiusculae


text: frigidiusculorum

title: frigidiusculorum


text: frigidiuscularum

title: frigidiuscularum


text: frigidiusculis

title: frigidiusculis


text: frigidiusculas

title: frigidiusculas


text: frigidiusculos

title: frigidiusculos


text: frigidiusculo

title: frigidiusculo


text: frigidiusculam

title: frigidiusculam


text: frigidiuscule

title: frigidiuscule


text:
zajmujący

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) compelling, entertaining, immersive, stimulating

title: zajmujący


text:
விளம்பம்

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) slowness, tardiness, delay
 * 2)  a variety of laya which indicates that a composition is to be performed slowly
 * 1)  a variety of laya which indicates that a composition is to be performed slowly

title: விளம்பம்


text:
Christianssund

Proper noun

 * , the spelling with two s's, Christianssund, was used from 1742 to1877, then the spelling was used until 1889, and the modern spelling  has been used since.

title: Christianssund


text:
Kristianssund

Proper noun

 * , the spelling with two s's, Christianssund, was used from 1742 to1877, then the spelling was used until 1889, and the modern spelling  has been used since.

title: Kristianssund


text:
இலயை

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  an element of time-measure which specifies the pace at which a composition is to be performed, of three kinds, viz.,, ,

title: இலயை


text:
fascynujący

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) charming, endearing, engaging, fascinating, fetching, winsome

title: fascynujący


text:
porywający

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) charming, endearing, engaging, fascinating, fetching, winsome

title: porywający


text:
இலம்பகம்

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) chapter or section
 * 2) garland
 * 3) ornamental chain for a woman's forehead
 * 1) ornamental chain for a woman's forehead

title: இலம்பகம்


text:
cuamatlatl

Noun

 * 1) cap, hat.

title: cuamatlatl


text:
Talk:tornio da vasaio

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title: Talk:tornio da vasaio


text:
இலயம்

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) dissolution
 * 2) merging, absorption
 * 3)  state of god in which knowledge alone is manifest
 * 4) effacement
 * 5) exactness of time-measure
 * 6) union of song, dance and instrumental music
 * 7) a dance
 * 1) exactness of time-measure
 * 2) union of song, dance and instrumental music
 * 3) a dance

title: இலயம்


text:
yalle

Etymology
A derivative of.

Verb

 * 1) accessible

title: yalle


text:
fascynować

Etymology
+, from.

Verb

 * 1)  to fascinate
 * 2)  to be fascinated

title: fascynować


text:
hemställan

Noun

 * 1)  a request

title: hemställan


text: serenifica

title: serenifica


text: serenificum

title: serenificum


text: serenifici

title: serenifici


text: serenificae

title: serenificae


text: serenificorum

title: serenificorum


text: serenificarum

title: serenificarum


text: serenificis

title: serenificis


text: serenificos

title: serenificos


text: serenificas

title: serenificas


text: serenificam

title: serenificam


text: serenifice

title: serenifice


text: serenifico

title: serenifico


text:
zafascynować

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to fascinate
 * 2)  to be fascinated

title: zafascynować


text:
yalñetstse

Etymology
From +.

Noun

 * 1) someone undertaking a journey

title: yalñetstse


text:
yalñeṣṣe

Etymology
From +.

Adjective

 * 1) pertaining to going or a journey

title: yalñeṣṣe


text:
zwojować

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to pull off
 * 2)  to conquer
 * 1)  to conquer

title: zwojować


text: სფეროები

title: სფეროები


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 鑛

title: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 鑛


text: Category:ca:Coronavirus

title: Category:ca:Coronavirus


text: Category:ca:Viruses

title: Category:ca:Viruses


text: Category:fr:Viruses

title: Category:fr:Viruses


text: Category:gl:Coronavirus

title: Category:gl:Coronavirus


text: Category:oc:Viruses

title: Category:oc:Viruses


text:
pomajsterkować

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to DIY

title: pomajsterkować


text: Category:gl:Viruses

title: Category:gl:Viruses


text: Category:nl:Viruses

title: Category:nl:Viruses


text: Category:es:Viruses

title: Category:es:Viruses


text: Category:es:Coronavirus

title: Category:es:Coronavirus


text: Category:ro:Viruses

title: Category:ro:Viruses


text: Category:ro:Coronavirus

title: Category:ro:Coronavirus


text: Category:sv:Coronavirus

title: Category:sv:Coronavirus


text: Category:it:Viruses

title: Category:it:Viruses


text: Category:gv:Viruses

title: Category:gv:Viruses


text: Category:gv:Coronavirus

title: Category:gv:Coronavirus


text: Category:gv:Disease

title: Category:gv:Disease


text: Category:oc:Coronavirus

title: Category:oc:Coronavirus


text: Category:oc:Disease

title: Category:oc:Disease


text: Category:sv:Viruses

title: Category:sv:Viruses


text: Category:cy:Coronavirus

title: Category:cy:Coronavirus


text:
manipulować

Etymology
+, from.

Verb

 * 1)  to manipulate
 * 2)  to manipulate
 * 1)  to manipulate

title: manipulować


text:
أحجية

Noun

 * 1) riddle, puzzle, enigma

title: أحجية


text:
zmanipulować

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to manipulate
 * 2)  to manipulate
 * 1)  to manipulate

title: zmanipulować


text:
Appendix:Old Irish class A I present verbs

Old Irish class A I verbs (Strachan's B1, McCone's W1) are derived from Proto-Celtic verbs ending in, which are derived from Proto-Indo-European verbs ending in and correspond to the Latin first conjugation, Ancient Greek verbs in , and Germanic class 2 weak verbs in. The final consonant of the stem is nonpalatalized throughout, meaning that any consonant-initial endings also start with a nonpalatalized consonant.

See Category:Old Irish class A I present verbs for a list of verbs belonging to this class.

Nondeponent endings
A sample verb for this class is. The endings are as follows:

The letter ⟨t⟩ stands for in all third-person plural and passive plural endings.

See Appendix:Old Irish delenition for the change of ending-initial ⟨th⟩ to ⟨t⟩ after certain consonants.

In some cases, a vowel is inserted (historically speaking, fails to be deleted) before consonant-initial endings. This vowel is found especially after stems ending in a consonant cluster that cannot be followed by a third consonant, and after stems ending in one of the dental obstruents, but it also sometimes found in other cases. When this vowel appears, the initial consonant of the ending is in most cases palatalized. In addition, a consonant cluster that cannot end a word is broken up by an epenthetic vowel in the second-person singular imperative. An example is :

Deponent endings
A sample verb for this class is. The endings are as follows:

Here again, certain consonant clusters take a vowel before consonant-initial endings, e.g. :


text: Template:R:DSAE

title: Template:R:DSAE


text: 㨣

title: 㨣


text:
मनोकामना

Etymology
From hi, from +, deriving from the roots  and , respectively. Such a formation is not possible in Sanskrit; mánas and kāmanā would normally yield *manaskāmanā or *manaḥkāmanā. Rarely, but sometimes written also as मनस्कामना and मनःकामना, restoring Sanskrit sandhi rules and making the word look Sanskrit-like.

Noun

 * 1) "the heart's desire" a strong desire

title: मनोकामना


text:
ஆயன்

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a man of the cowherder caste, a herdsman

title: ஆயன்


text:
crammian

Etymology
From, from , from.

Verb

 * 1) to cram, stuff

title: crammian


text:
米力農

Noun

 * 1)  milrinone

title: 米力農


text: 米力农

title: 米力农


text:
rażący

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) conspicuous, egregious
 * 2) flagrant

title: rażący


text:
porażający

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) seismic

title: porażający


text: migihidari

title: migihidari


text:
tyrać

Etymology
..

Verb

 * 1)  to slave, to tool, to work very hard

title: tyrać


text: ōdan hodō

title: ōdan hodō


text:
ஆய்ச்சி

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) woman of the  cow-herder caste

title: ஆய்ச்சி


text:
국룰

Etymology
Usually analyzed as a.

Noun

 * 1)  an unwritten rule or unspoken rule, usually lighthearted or non-serious
 * 2)  an obvious choice; something obvious; a trend
 * 1)  an obvious choice; something obvious; a trend

title: 국룰


text: さう

title: さう


text:
அம்மான்

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) mother's brother, maternal uncle
 * 2) wife's father
 * 3) husband of father's sister
 * 4) father
 * 5) God, as the father
 * 1) God, as the father
 * 1) God, as the father

title: அம்மான்


text:
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title: Template:R:DSAE/documentation


text:
wandal

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) defacer, vandal

title: wandal


text:
உழவன்

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) farmer, ploughman, agriculturist
 * 2) member of the ploughing class in an agricultural tract
 * 3) a member of the Śūdra caste
 * 4) a member of the cultivating division of the Vaishya caste
 * 1) a member of the cultivating division of the Vaishya caste
 * 1) a member of the cultivating division of the Vaishya caste

title: உழவன்


text:
உழவுகாடு

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) lands that can be ploughed and brought under cultivation

title: உழவுகாடு


text:
培哚普利

Noun

 * 1)  perindopril

title: 培哚普利


text:
nacry

Adjective

 * 1) nacreous

title: nacry


text: Nachschlags

title: Nachschlags


text: Nabby

title: Nabby


text:
Module:es-common

local export = {}

local romut_module = "Module:romance utilities"

local u = require("Module:string/char") local rsplit = mw.text.split local rfind = mw.ustring.find local rmatch = mw.ustring.match local rsubn = mw.ustring.gsub

local TEMPC1 = u(0xFFF1) local TEMPC2 = u(0xFFF2) local TEMPV1 = u(0xFFF3) local DIV = u(0xFFF4) local vowel = "aeiouáéíóúý" .. TEMPV1 local V = "[" .. vowel .. "]" local AV = "[áéíóúý]" -- accented vowel local W = "[iyuw]" -- glide local C = "[^" .. vowel .. ".]"

export.vowel = vowel export.V = V export.AV = AV export.W = W export.C = C

local remove_accent = { ["á"] = "a", ["é"] = "e", ["í"] = "i", ["ó"] = "o", ["ú"] = "u", ["ý"] = "y" } local add_accent = { ["a"] = "á", ["e"] = "é", ["i"] = "í", ["o"] = "ó", ["u"] = "ú", ["y"] = "ý" }

export.remove_accent = remove_accent export.add_accent = add_accent

local prepositions = { "al? ", "del? ", "como ", "con ", "en ", "para ", "por ", }

-- version of rsubn that discards all but the first return value local function rsub(term, foo, bar) local retval = rsubn(term, foo, bar) return retval end

export.rsub = rsub

-- apply rsub repeatedly until no change local function rsub_repeatedly(term, foo, bar) while true do		local new_term = rsub(term, foo, bar) if new_term == term then return term end term = new_term end end

export.rsub_repeatedly = rsub_repeatedly

-- Apply vowel alternation to stem. function export.apply_vowel_alternation(stem, alternation) local ret, err -- Treat final -gu, -qu as a consonant, so the previous vowel can alternate (e.g. conseguir -> consigo). -- This means a verb in -guar can't have a u-ú alternation but I don't think there are any verbs like that. stem = rsub(stem, "([gq])u$", "%1" .. TEMPC1) local before_last_vowel, last_vowel, after_last_vowel = rmatch(stem, "^(.*)(" .. V .. ")(.-)$")	if alternation == "ie" then if last_vowel == "e" or last_vowel == "i" then -- allow i for adquirir -> adquiero, inquirir -> inquiero, etc. ret = before_last_vowel .. "ie" .. after_last_vowel else err = "should have -e- or -i- as the last vowel" end elseif alternation == "ye" then if last_vowel == "e" then ret = before_last_vowel .. "ye" .. after_last_vowel else err = "should have -e- as the last vowel" end elseif alternation == "ue" then if last_vowel == "o" or last_vowel == "u" then -- allow u for jugar -> juego; correctly handle avergonzar -> avergüenzo ret = (				last_vowel == "o" and before_last_vowel:find("g$") and before_last_vowel .. "üe" .. after_last_vowel or				before_last_vowel .. "ue" .. after_last_vowel			) else err = "should have -o- or -u- as the last vowel" end elseif alternation == "hue" then if last_vowel == "o" then ret = before_last_vowel .. "hue" .. after_last_vowel else err = "should have -o- as the last vowel" end elseif alternation == "i" then if last_vowel == "e" then ret = before_last_vowel .. "i" .. after_last_vowel else err = "should have -i- as the last vowel" end elseif alternation == "í" then if last_vowel == "e" or last_vowel == "i" then -- allow e for reír -> río, sonreír -> sonrío ret = before_last_vowel .. "í" .. after_last_vowel else err = "should have -e- or -i- as the last vowel" end elseif alternation == "ú" then if last_vowel == "u" then ret = before_last_vowel .. "ú" .. after_last_vowel else err = "should have -u- as the last vowel" end else error("Unrecognized vowel alternation '" .. alternation .. "'") end ret = ret and ret:gsub(TEMPC1, "u") or nil return {ret = ret, err = err} end

-- Syllabify a word. This implements the full syllabification algorithm, based on the corresponding code -- in Module:es-pronunc. This is more than is needed for the purpose of this module, which doesn't -- care so much about syllable boundaries, but won't hurt. function export.syllabify(word) word = DIV .. word .. DIV -- gu/qu + front vowel; make sure we treat the u as a consonant; a following -- i should not be treated as a consonant (alguien would become álguienes	-- if pluralized) word = rsub(word, "([gq])u([eiéí])", "%1" .. TEMPC2 .. "%2") local vowel_to_glide = { ["i"] = TEMPC1, ["u"] = TEMPC2 } -- i and u between vowels should behave like consonants (paranoia, baiano, abreuense,	-- alauita, Malaui, etc.) word = rsub_repeatedly(word, "(" .. V .. ")([iu])(" .. V .. ")",		function(v1, iu, v2) return v1 .. vowel_to_glide[iu] .. v2 end	) -- y between consonants or after a consonant at the end of the word should behave like a vowel -- (ankylosaurio, cryptomeria, brandy, cherry, etc.) word = rsub_repeatedly(word, "(" .. C .. ")y(" .. C .. ")",		function(c1, c2) return c1 .. TEMPV1 .. c2 end	)

word = rsub_repeatedly(word, "(" .. V .. ")(" .. C .. W .. "?" .. V .. ")", "%1.%2")	word = rsub_repeatedly(word, "(" .. V .. C .. ")(" .. C .. V .. ")", "%1.%2")	word = rsub_repeatedly(word, "(" .. V .. C .. "+)(" .. C .. C .. V .. ")", "%1.%2")	word = rsub(word, "([pbcktdg])%.([lr])", ".%1%2") word = rsub_repeatedly(word, "(" .. C .. ")%.s(" .. C .. ")", "%1s.%2") -- Any aeo, or stressed iu, should be syllabically divided from a following aeo or stressed iu. word = rsub_repeatedly(word, "([aeoáéíóúý])([aeoáéíóúý])", "%1.%2") word = rsub_repeatedly(word, "([ií])([ií])", "%1.%2") word = rsub_repeatedly(word, "([uú])([uú])", "%1.%2") word = rsub(word, "([" .. DIV .. TEMPC1 .. TEMPC2 .. TEMPV1 .. "])", {		[DIV] = "",		[TEMPC1] = "i",		[TEMPC2] = "u",		[TEMPV1] = "y",	}) return rsplit(word, "%.") end

-- Return the index of the (last) stressed syllable. function export.stressed_syllable(syllables) -- If a syllable is stressed, return it. for i = #syllables, 1, -1 do		if rfind(syllables[i], AV) then return i		end end -- Monosyllabic words are stressed on that syllable. if #syllables == 1 then return 1 end local i = #syllables -- Unaccented words ending in a vowel or a vowel + s/n are stressed on the preceding syllable. if rfind(syllables[i], V .. "[sn]?$") then return i - 1 end -- Remaining words are stressed on the last syllable. return i end

-- Add an accent to the appropriate vowel in a syllable, if not already accented. function export.add_accent_to_syllable(syllable) -- Don't do anything if syllable already stressed. if rfind(syllable, AV) then return syllable end -- Prefer to accent an a/e/o in case of a diphthong or triphthong (the first one if for some reason	-- there are multiple, which should not occur with the standard syllabification algorithm); -- otherwise, do the last i or u in case of a diphthong ui or iu. if rfind(syllable, "[aeo]") then return rsub(syllable, "^(.-)([aeo])", function(prev, v) return prev .. add_accent[v] end) end return rsub(syllable, "^(.*)([iu])", function(prev, v) return prev .. add_accent[v] end) end

-- Remove any accent from a syllable. function export.remove_accent_from_syllable(syllable) return rsub(syllable, AV, remove_accent) end

-- Return true if an accent is needed on syllable number `sylno` if that syllable were to receive the stress, -- given the syllables of a word. The current accent may be on any syllable. function export.accent_needed(syllables, sylno) -- Diphthongs iu and ui are normally stressed on the second vowel, so if the accent is on the first vowel, -- it's needed. if rfind(syllables[sylno], "íu") or rfind(syllables[sylno], "úi") then return true end -- If the default-stressed syllable is different from `sylno`, accent is needed. local unaccented_syllables = {} for _, syl in ipairs(syllables) do		table.insert(unaccented_syllables, export.remove_accent_from_syllable(syl)) end local would_be_stressed_syl = export.stressed_syllable(unaccented_syllables) if would_be_stressed_syl ~= sylno then return true end -- At this point, we know that the stress would by default go on `sylno`, given the syllabification in -- `syllables`. Now we have to check for situations where removing the accent mark would result in a	-- different syllabification. For example, países -> `pa.i.ses` but removing the accent mark would lead -- to `pai.ses`. Similarly, río -> `ri.o` but removing the accent mark would lead to single-syllable `rio`. -- We need to check whether (a) the stress falls on an i or u; (b) in the absence of an accent mark, the -- i or u would form a diphthong with a preceding or following vowel and the stress would be on that vowel. -- The conditions are slightly different when dealing with preceding or following vowels because ui and ui -- diphthongs are by default stressed on the second vowel. We also have to ignore h between the vowels. local accented_syllable = export.add_accent_to_syllable(unaccented_syllables[sylno]) if sylno > 1 and rfind(unaccented_syllables[sylno - 1], "[aeo]$") and rfind(accented_syllable, "^h?[íú]") then return true end if sylno < #syllables then if rfind(accented_syllable, "í$") and rfind(unaccented_syllables[sylno + 1], "^h?[aeou]") or			rfind(accented_syllable, "ú$") and rfind(unaccented_syllables[sylno + 1], "^h?[aeio]") then return true end end return false end

-- Add links around words. If multiword_only, do it only in multiword forms. function export.add_links(form, multiword_only) if form == "" or form == " " then return form end if not form:find("%[%[") then if rfind(form, "[%s%p]") then --optimization to avoid loading Module:headword on single-word forms local m_headword = require("Module:headword") if m_headword.head_is_multiword(form) then form = m_headword.add_multiword_links(form) end end if not multiword_only and not form:find("%[%[") then form = "" .. form .. "" end end return form end

function export.strip_redundant_links(form) -- Strip redundant brackets surrounding entire form. return rmatch(form, "^%[%[([^%[%]]*)%]%]$") or form end

function export.make_plural(form, gender, special) local retval = require(romut_module).handle_multiword(form, special,		function(term) return export.make_plural(term, gender) end, prepositions) if retval then return retval end

if gender == "gneut" and rfind(form, "[x@]$") then return {form .. "s"} end

-- ends in unstressed vowel or á, é, ó if rfind(form, "[aeiouáéó]$") then return {form .. "s"} end

-- ends in í or ú if rfind(form, "[íú]$") then return {form .. "s", form .. "es"} end

-- ends in a vowel + z	if rfind(form, V .. "z$") then return {rsub(form, "z$", "ces")} end

-- ends in tz	if rfind(form, "tz$") then return {form} end

local syllables = export.syllabify(form)

-- ends in s or x with more than 1 syllable, last syllable unstressed if syllables[2] and rfind(form, "[sx]$") and not rfind(syllables[#syllables], AV) then return {form} end

-- ends in l, r, n, d, z, or j with 3 or more syllables, stressed on third to last syllable if syllables[3] and rfind(form, "[lrndzj]$") and rfind(syllables[#syllables - 2], AV) then return {form} end

-- ends in an accented vowel + consonant if rfind(form, AV .. C .. "$") then return {rsub(form, "(.)(.)$", function(vowel, consonant)			return export.remove_accent[vowel] .. consonant .. "es"		end)} end

-- ends in a vowel + y, l, r, n, d, j, s, x	if rfind(form, "[aeiou][ylrndjsx]$") then -- two or more syllables: add stress mark to plural; e.g. joven -> jóvenes if syllables[2] and rfind(form, "n$") then syllables[#syllables - 1] = export.add_accent_to_syllable(syllables[#syllables - 1]) return {table.concat(syllables, "") .. "es"} end

return {form .. "es"} end

-- ends in a vowel + ch if rfind(form, "[aeiou]ch$") then return {form .. "es"} end

-- ends in two consonants if rfind(form, C .. C .. "$") then return {form .. "s"} end

-- ends in a vowel + consonant other than l, r, n, d, z, j, s, or x	if rfind(form, "[aeiou][^aeioulrndzjsx]$") then return {form .. "s"} end

return nil end

function export.make_feminine(form, special) local retval = require(romut_module).handle_multiword(form, special, export.make_feminine, prepositions) if retval then if #retval ~= 1 then error("Internal error: Should have one return value for make_feminine: " .. table.concat(retval, ",")) end return retval[1] end

if form:find("o$") then local retval = form:gsub("o$", "a") -- discard second retval return retval end

local function make_stem(form) return rsub(			form,			"^(.+)(.)(.)$",			function (before_stress, stressed_vowel, after_stress)				return before_stress .. (export.remove_accent[stressed_vowel] or stressed_vowel) .. after_stress			end) end

if rfind(form, "[áíó]n$") or rfind(form, "[éí]s$") or rfind(form, "[dtszxñ]or$") or rfind(form, "ol$") then -- holgazán, comodín, bretón (not común); francés, kirguís (not mandamás); -- volador, agricultor, defensor, avizor, flexor, señor (not posterior, bicolor, mayor, mejor, menor, peor); -- español, mongol return make_stem(form) .. "a" end

return form end

function export.make_masculine(form, special) local retval = require(romut_module).handle_multiword(form, special, export.make_masculine, prepositions) if retval then if #retval ~= 1 then error("Internal error: Should have one return value for make_masculine: " .. table.concat(retval, ",")) end return retval[1] end

if form:find("dora$") then local retval = form:gsub("a$", "") -- discard second retval return retval end

if form:find("a$") then local retval = form:gsub("a$", "o") -- discard second retval return retval end

return form end

return export

title: Module:es-common


text:
nagster

Noun

 * 1) One who nags.

title: nagster


text: nagsters

title: nagsters


text: naggish

title: naggish