text:
predvojnový

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) pre-war

title: predvojnový


text:
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title: User:YourLocalZenith


text:
povojnový

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) post-war

title: povojnový


text:
Arrighi

Etymology
Patronymic surname, from the personal name.

title: Arrighi


text: Stenico

title: Stenico


text:
σῆστρον

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sieve, strainer

title: σῆστρον


text:
धीमत्

Etymology
From. .

Adjective

 * 1) intelligent, wise, learned, sensible

title: धीमत्


text: erythemato-

title: erythemato-


text:
out-of-place

Adjective

 * 1) Inappropriate or incongruous in a particular setting or situation.

title: out-of-place


text:
cocotar

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) coconut grove

title: cocotar


text:
erythematoedematous

Etymology
From, reflecting New Latin :.

Adjective

 * Of, pertaining to, or affected by both and ; both  and.

title: erythematoedematous


text: edemato-

title: edemato-


text: Category:English terms prefixed with edemato-


text: Tiikwan

title: Tiikwan


text:
taskmört

Noun

 * 1)  a meanie

title: taskmört


text:
meshalyaap

Noun

 * 1) monarch butterfly.

title: meshalyaap


text:
milyaapan

Noun

 * 1) bat.

title: milyaapan


text:
shaii

Noun

 * 1) turkey vulture.

title: shaii


text:
aahmaa

Noun

 * 1) quail.

title: aahmaa


text:
mallgroda

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) someone obviously satisfied with themselves, in either a cheeky or a smug way

title: mallgroda


text:
hatepull

Noun

 * 1) Californian woodpecker.

title: hatepull


text:
hallyewii

Noun

 * 1) lizard.

title: hallyewii


text: shade cloths

title: shade cloths


text: shank-nags

title: shank-nags


text:
emallk

Noun

 * 1) mause.

title: emallk


text:
perhaaw

Noun

 * 1) grey fox.

title: perhaaw


text: shared pointers

title: shared pointers


text: shaving lotions

title: shaving lotions


text: shaya roots

title: shaya roots


text: sheet silicates

title: sheet silicates


text: shielding constants

title: shielding constants


text: ship-builders

title: ship-builders


text:
Nyemtaay

Proper noun

 * 1) Yatay, settlement of San Diego County, California.

title: Nyemtaay


text: shore dotterels

title: shore dotterels


text: short heads

title: short heads


text: short-order chefs

title: short-order chefs


text: shower shoes

title: shower shoes


text:
ehmall

Noun

 * 1) squirrel.

title: ehmall


text: Siberian grouses

title: Siberian grouses


text: shrew possums

title: shrew possums


text: side arms

title: side arms


text: side bets

title: side bets


text:
waipuk

Noun

 * 1) kingsnake.

title: waipuk


text:
nyemii

Noun

 * 1) bobcat.

title: nyemii


text:
llyexwiiw

Noun

 * 1) skunk.

title: llyexwiiw


text: Sierpinski spaces

title: Sierpinski spaces


text: simple futures

title: simple futures


text: silver rules

title: silver rules


text: silk trees

title: silk trees


text: sign-offs

title: sign-offs


text: singles nets

title: singles nets


text: singles sticks

title: singles sticks


text: sink functions

title: sink functions


text: sink-holes

title: sink-holes


text: sixty-four thousand dollar questions

title: sixty-four thousand dollar questions


text:
nyemtaay

Noun

 * 1) puma.

title: nyemtaay


text: myeloproliferative diseases

title: myeloproliferative diseases


text: mutating tables

title: mutating tables


text: multiplicative numbers

title: multiplicative numbers


text: muconic acids

title: muconic acids


text: MP3 CDs

title: MP3 CDs


text: mountain pines

title: mountain pines


text: mooring rings

title: mooring rings


text:
näckrosblad

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) a lily pad

title: näckrosblad


text:
opyāc

Etymology
From (whence also 🇨🇬), from an  source. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) memory

title: opyāc


text: Montreal steak spices

title: Montreal steak spices


text: Montreal seasonings

title: Montreal seasonings


text: barmas

title: barmas


text:
epiyac käl

Etymology
Phrasal verb comprising of and.

Verb

 * 1) to remember

title: epiyac käl


text:
epiyac yām

Etymology
Phrasal verb comprising of and.

Verb

 * 1) to cause someone to remember, to recall something to someone

title: epiyac yām


text:
lip flip

Noun

 * 1)  A cosmetic surgery procedure involving an injection of Botox into the upper lip to give a fuller or poutier appearance.

title: lip flip


text: lip flips

title: lip flips


text:
ethëzë

Etymology
From. According to Beekes, moths were thought to bring fevers. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) moth

title: ethëzë


text: skid-marks

title: skid-marks


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Tocharian/epiyāc

Etymology
From an source. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) memory

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Tocharian/epiyāc


text: leamans

title: leamans


text:
umbral moonshine

Noun

 * 1)  A mysterious connection between Niemeier lattices and Ramanujan's ; a generalization of the Mathieu moonshine phenomenon connecting representations of the  with s.

title: umbral moonshine


text:
embraguetarse

Verb

 * 1)  to fight with the muleta at close quarters to the bull

title: embraguetarse


text: embraguetado

title: embraguetado


text:
entrecajas

Noun

 * 1)  backstage

title: entrecajas


text:
Talk:𩵋

RFV discussion: August 2022
Japanese. Added by User:NoN-riAjUu. That's not Fumiko Take, is it? — Fytcha〈 T | L | C 〉 02:01, 9 August 2022 (UTC)

 * It's a Ryakuji NoN-riAjUu (talk) 15:56, 9 August 2022 (UTC)

 * Calligraphic variant (kuzushiji database, modern usage) not found in printed material, and that user is most certainly not Fumiko Take. —Fish bowl (talk) 18:23, 9 August 2022 (UTC)
 * Thanks, interesting. Should this be kept in absence of durably archived attestation? It may certainly be of interest IMO. If so, I think creating a definition-line template and a category for these would be nice. — Fytcha〈 T | L | C 〉 01:56, 10 August 2022 (UTC)
 * The kuzushiji database is extracted from books. AFAIK 𩵋 doesn't appear in typeset matter, but that doesn't mean it's not durably archived. The tweet by JUMANJIKYO observes that 𩵋 used to be common. —Fish bowl (talk) 21:19, 12 August 2022 (UTC)

RFV-passed by the evidence presented above. — Fytcha〈 T | L | C 〉 21:28, 12 August 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:𩵋


text: esprinter

title: esprinter


text:
exleón

Noun

 * 1) former  player

title: exleón


text:
extorero

Noun

 * 1) former bullfighter

title: extorero


text:
Reconstruction:Tocharian B/prete

Reconstruction
Only attested in.

Etymology
Ultimately from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, etc.

Noun

 * 1) decision, intention

title: Reconstruction:Tocharian B/prete


text:
gaztetxu

Noun

 * 1) a player of Beti Gazte, a football team from the Basque Country

title: gaztetxu


text:
श्रीमान्

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) husband
 * 2) mister
 * 1) mister

title: श्रीमान्


text:
ἐντυγχάνω

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) I meet, I fall in with, I stumble across
 * 2)  I strike
 * 3) I discuss, I talk to
 * 4) I appeal to, I entreat
 * 5) I have sexual intercourse with
 * 6)  I meet with, I light upon, I read
 * 1)  I strike
 * 2) I discuss, I talk to
 * 3) I appeal to, I entreat
 * 4) I have sexual intercourse with
 * 5)  I meet with, I light upon, I read
 * 1) I appeal to, I entreat
 * 2) I have sexual intercourse with
 * 3)  I meet with, I light upon, I read
 * 1)  I meet with, I light upon, I read
 * 1)  I meet with, I light upon, I read

title: ἐντυγχάνω


text:
hipervitaminado

Adjective

 * 1) high voltage; high-energy

title: hipervitaminado


text:
श्रीमन्त

Adjective

 * 1) See

title: श्रीमन्त


text:
jandilla

Noun

 * 1)  a bull from the  farm

title: jandilla


text:
jelkide

Adjective

 * 1) supporting the PNV (Basque National Party)

title: jelkide


text:
着順

Noun

 * 1)  order in which competitors end up winning

title: 着順


text:
uncomfiness

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  Uncomfortableness.

title: uncomfiness


text: katxis

title: katxis


text:
Citations:Taihoku

 * Formerly there was no plant in Formosa for treating the oil ; but the Formosa government has now provided, in its Camphor establishment at Taihoku (Taipeh), an apparatus for this purpose.
 * The conclusion reached by the Enquiry Committee was that Netaji met his death as a result of an air crash at Taihoku air-field in Formosa on August 18, 1945 and his ashes are now at Renkoji temple in Tokyo.
 * The raid, known as the Taihoku Air Raid, took place on May 31, 1945 and was part of the largest allied air raid on Japanese-occupied Taipei (then known as Taihoku) during WWII.
 * The conclusion reached by the Enquiry Committee was that Netaji met his death as a result of an air crash at Taihoku air-field in Formosa on August 18, 1945 and his ashes are now at Renkoji temple in Tokyo.
 * The raid, known as the Taihoku Air Raid, took place on May 31, 1945 and was part of the largest allied air raid on Japanese-occupied Taipei (then known as Taihoku) during WWII.
 * The raid, known as the Taihoku Air Raid, took place on May 31, 1945 and was part of the largest allied air raid on Japanese-occupied Taipei (then known as Taihoku) during WWII.
 * The raid, known as the Taihoku Air Raid, took place on May 31, 1945 and was part of the largest allied air raid on Japanese-occupied Taipei (then known as Taihoku) during WWII.

title: Citations:Taihoku


text: machamartillo

title: machamartillo


text:
құйрықсыз

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) acaudal, acaudate, tailless

title: құйрықсыз


text:
Archimedean point

Etymology
In reference to the ancient mathematician Archimedes, who supposedly claimed that he could lift the Earth off its foundation if he were given a place to stand, one solid point, and a long enough lever. Attributed to.

Noun

 * 1) A hypothetical viewpoint from which certain objective truths can be perfectly perceived, or from which one may reliably start a chain of reasoning.

title: Archimedean point


text: Archimedean points

title: Archimedean points


text: minorizado

title: minorizado


text:
құйынды

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) vortical

title: құйынды


text: atrevete

title: atrevete


text:
қызылқұйрық

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) redstart,

title: қызылқұйрық


text: Category:Sanskrit terms suffixed with -मान


text: AJATT

title: AJATT


text:
やみおち

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  becoming part of the dark side

title: やみおち


text: 闇堕ち

title: 闇堕ち


text:
хрущъ

Etymology
, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬 (attested since the late 1400s), 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) cockchafer

title: хрущъ


text: Category:zle-ort:Beetles

title: Category:zle-ort:Beetles


text: Category:zle-ort:Insects

title: Category:zle-ort:Insects


text:
shuffleability

Noun

 * 1)  The ease or capability of something being shuffled.

title: shuffleability


text:
unshuffleability

Noun

 * 1)  The incapability or impossibility of something being shuffled.

title: unshuffleability


text:
peramoenus

Adjective

 * 1) very pleasant

title: peramoenus


text:
quasi-synonym

Etymology
From.

title: quasi-synonym


text:
жукъ

Etymology
, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) beetle

title: жукъ


text: quasi-synonyms

title: quasi-synonyms


text: Category:Russian terms derived from toponyms


text:
génuine

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1)  genuine

title: génuine


text:
ikhangaru

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) kangaroo

title: ikhangaru


text: Category:zu:Macropods

title: Category:zu:Macropods


text: Category:zu:Marsupials

title: Category:zu:Marsupials


text: Category:aer:Macropods

title: Category:aer:Macropods


text:
akngwelye artnwere

Noun

 * 1)  dingo

Usage notes
Generally dingos are just referred to as akngwelye (the generic term for dogs) in Eastern Arrernte.

title: akngwelye artnwere


text: Category:bg:Murids

title: Category:bg:Murids


text:
轆轤を回す

Verb

 * 1)  to make a similar pose with both hands, used when explaining something during a speech or similar event
 * 1)  to make a similar pose with both hands, used when explaining something during a speech or similar event

title: 轆轤を回す


text: plaha

title: plaha


text: plahe

title: plahe


text: plaho

title: plaho


text: plahu

title: plahu


text: plahi

title: plahi


text:
miskenan

Noun

 * 1) stink beetle.

title: miskenan


text:
kellyemuy

Noun

 * 1) bumble bee.

title: kellyemuy


text:
hiiwaat

Noun

 * 1) deergrass.

title: hiiwaat


text:
kilyaawii

Noun

 * 1) dove.

title: kilyaawii


text:
tellypuu

Noun

 * 1) roadrunner bird.

title: tellypuu


text:
エロイプ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  Internet phone sex

title: エロイプ


text:
meniish

Noun

 * 1) scorpion.

title: meniish


text:
'eshpaa

Noun

 * 1) golden eagle.

title: 'eshpaa


text:
kunyaaw

Noun

 * 1) jackrabbit.

title: kunyaaw


text:
menniih

Noun

 * 1) spider.

title: menniih


text:
shaii kuatay

Noun

 * 1) California condor.

title: shaii kuatay


text:
nemuuly

Noun

 * 1) bear.

title: nemuuly


text:
さぎょいぷ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  voice chatting while working

title: さぎょいぷ


text:
kwa nyilly

Noun

 * 1) pronghorn.

title: kwa nyilly


text:
nyemii kuatay

Noun

 * 1) jaguar.

title: nyemii kuatay


text:
ʼaanall

Noun

 * 1) mesquite

title: ʼaanall


text:
feérico

Adjective

 * 1) fairy

Adjective

 * 1) fairy

title: feérico


text:
'eshpaa ewall nemeshap

Noun

 * 1) bald eagle.

title: 'eshpaa ewall nemeshap


text:
'u'uu

Noun

 * 1) horned owl.

title: 'u'uu


text:
chi ariar tenurr estik

Noun

 * 1) California killifish.

title: chi ariar tenurr estik


text:
para ak nemeshap

Noun

 * 1) heron, great egret.

title: para ak nemeshap


text:
e'pilly

Noun

 * 1) cattail.

title: e'pilly


text:
mashhaatiit

Noun

 * 1) dragonfly.

title: mashhaatiit


text:
'ehnaally

Noun

 * 1) turttle.

title: 'ehnaally


text:
hantak saai

Noun

 * 1) toad.

title: hantak saai


text:
ashaa milshlap

Noun

 * 1) millard.

title: ashaa milshlap


text:
para ak

Noun

 * 1) heron.

title: para ak


text:
para ak hepeshiw

Noun

 * 1) great blue heron.

title: para ak hepeshiw


text:
օրհաս

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) the last day, hour or moments of life before death
 * 2)  end, finish

Noun

 * 1) the day at which a person is fated to die, one's appointed time

title: օրհաս


text:
lingwizm

Etymology
From.

title: lingwizm


text:
kupally

Noun

 * 1) blue elderberry.

title: kupally


text:
hachehwach

Noun

 * 1) hooded oriole.

title: hachehwach


text: inju

title: inju


text:
ku'uun

Noun

 * 1) falcon.

title: ku'uun


text: injem

title: injem


text:
ashaa hahpaa

Noun

 * 1) cactus wren.

title: ashaa hahpaa


text:
'aashaa

Noun

 * 1) bird.

title: 'aashaa


text:
'ehpaa

Noun

 * 1) prickly pear.

title: 'ehpaa


text: slanu

title: slanu


text: slanom

title: slanom


text: Category:cu:Ice

title: Category:cu:Ice


text:
އަށުހައްޓި

Etymology
. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Numeral

 * 1) sixty-eight

title: އަށުހައްޓި


text: pet flaps

title: pet flaps


text: permanent revolutionists

title: permanent revolutionists


text: permanent shaves

title: permanent shaves


text: pericardial taps

title: pericardial taps


text: performance artists

title: performance artists


text: pepper trees

title: pepper trees


text: peppered moths

title: peppered moths


text: people-carriers

title: people-carriers


text: pentatope numbers

title: pentatope numbers


text: pentynoic acids

title: pentynoic acids


text: pentaenoic acids

title: pentaenoic acids


text: Penrose diagrams

title: Penrose diagrams


text: pen-pictures

title: pen-pictures


text: pencil mustaches

title: pencil mustaches


text: pen portraits

title: pen portraits


text:
hampachoka huumpaashuuk

Noun

 * 1) hummingbird.

title: hampachoka huumpaashuuk


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/prot-

Root

 * 1) to understand

Derived terms

 * Unsorted formations


text:
kusii

Noun

 * 1) jimsonweed.

title: kusii


text:
pratim

Etymology
Ultimately from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, etc.

Noun

 * 1) decision, resolve, determination

title: pratim


text:
Kūsu

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Proper noun

 * 1) Cush

title: Kūsu


text:
e'mull

Noun

 * 1) agave, century plant.

title: e'mull


text:
epretäññe

Etymology
From + the condition-forming suffix.

Noun

 * 1) resolution, steadfastness

title: epretäññe


text:
iihay halakwal

Noun

 * 1) salamander.

title: iihay halakwal


text:
kekhuu

Noun

 * 1) flicker.

title: kekhuu


text:
ashaa kwilaaw

Noun

 * 1) mockingbird.

title: ashaa kwilaaw


text:
'ensnyaaw

Noun

 * 1) oak.

title: 'ensnyaaw


text:
nemeshap

Noun

 * 1) white.

title: nemeshap


text:
hepeshiw

Noun

 * 1) blue.

title: hepeshiw


text:
nyilly

Noun

 * 1) black.

title: nyilly


text:
hemoll

Noun

 * 1) gray.

title: hemoll


text:
оноосон нэр

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  proper noun

title: оноосон нэр


text:
ashaa

Noun

 * 1) bird.

title: ashaa


text: leg days

title: leg days


text:
meniis

Noun

 * 1) cat.

title: meniis


text:
buurr

Noun

 * 1) fishing line

Noun

 * 1) donkey.

title: buurr


text:
meshanan

Noun

 * 1) pinacate beetle.

title: meshanan


text:
tekhii

Noun

 * 1) prairie dog.

title: tekhii


text:
haakwal

Noun

 * 1) lizard.

title: haakwal


text:
'ehpank

Noun

 * 1) whale.

title: 'ehpank


text:
'esuuyan

Noun

 * 1) horned lizard.

title: 'esuuyan


text:
'ehtaay

Noun

 * 1) crow.

title: 'ehtaay


text: slanim

title: slanim


text: slanoj

title: slanoj


text:
mespily

Noun

 * 1) whak.

title: mespily


text:
xwlakɔ

Alternative forms

 * (Nigeria)

Etymology
Likely from. Grand-Popo is a city on the Beninese coast that has a rich history of salt production. Their salt was collected from the bottom of the lagoon during the dry season. They traded their salt with nearby groups such as the Gun and Fon. Cognates include 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬

Noun

 * 1) salt

title: xwlakɔ


text:
halypuusuutt

Noun

 * 1) hummingbird.

title: halypuusuutt


text: maica

title: maica


text:
tu'muy

Noun

 * 1) grasshopper.

title: tu'muy


text:
mehwaa

Noun

 * 1) American badger.

title: mehwaa


text:
hwlɛ

Alternative forms

 * (Nigeria)

Verb

 * 1) to save

title: hwlɛ


text:
hechkullk

Noun

 * 1) wolf.

title: hechkullk


text:
'ephar

Noun

 * 1) rabbit.

title: 'ephar


text:
hellyaaw

Noun

 * 1) cottontail rabbit.

title: hellyaaw


text: Category:ro:Female family members

title: Category:ro:Female family members


text: Category:ro:Family members

title: Category:ro:Family members


text:
kulashaash

Noun

 * 1) Mountain bluebird.

title: kulashaash


text:
hashuupill

Noun

 * 1) fish.

title: hashuupill


text:
'ehatt

Noun

 * 1) dog.

title: 'ehatt


text:
'emallk

Noun

 * 1) rat.

title: 'emallk


text: Category:ro:Male family members

title: Category:ro:Male family members


text:
ʼily

Noun

 * 1) tree.

title: ʼily


text:
chewuuw

Noun

 * 1) fruit.

title: chewuuw


text:
'iitaay

Noun

 * 1) forest.

title: 'iitaay


text: -ώματος

title: -ώματος


text: Category:rup:Male family members

title: Category:rup:Male family members


text: Category:rup:Family members

title: Category:rup:Family members


text:
hellya

Noun

 * 1) moon.

title: hellya


text: -ώματα

title: -ώματα


text: Category:rup:Female family members

title: Category:rup:Female family members


text: -ωμάτων

title: -ωμάτων


text:
kpodo

Alternative forms

 * (Nigeria)

Preposition

 * 1) with

title: kpodo


text:
aherte

Noun

 * 1) bilby, rabbit-eared bandicoot

title: aherte


text: pentatomoids

title: pentatomoids


text:
pweleke

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cattle
 * 2) bullock

title: pweleke


text: Category:en:Pentatomoid bugs

title: Category:en:Pentatomoid bugs


text: Category:Pentatomoid bugs

title: Category:Pentatomoid bugs


text: Category:aer:Bovines

title: Category:aer:Bovines


text:
atyelpe

Noun

 * 1) western quoll, native cat

title: atyelpe


text: makete

title: makete


text:
be used to

Verb

 * 1)  To be familiar with or accustomed to something or someone through repeated experience; to be acclimated to.

Translations
This section is only for verbs meaning "to be used to" as opposed to literal translations of "be" + "used to". For translations of the adjectival "used to", see used to.

 * Catalan:
 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Finnish: olla tottunut
 * French: être habitué à
 * Hungarian:
 * Italian:
 * Japanese:
 * Latin: īnsuēscō, soleō
 * Old Church Slavonic: обꙑкнѫти
 * Portuguese:
 * Spanish:
 * Sranan Tongo: gwenti
 * Swedish: vara van vid
 * Vietnamese: đã quen với

title: be used to


text: ゆうれいもじ

title: ゆうれいもじ


text: yūrei moji

title: yūrei moji


text:
'ehwatt

Noun

 * 1) red.

title: 'ehwatt


text: Category:rup:Snakes

title: Category:rup:Snakes


text: Category:rup:Reptiles

title: Category:rup:Reptiles


text:
Dioscorea esculenta

Hypernyms

 * - order; - family;  - genus

title: Dioscorea esculenta


text:
multiforus

Adjective

 * 1) pierced with many holes

title: multiforus


text: zeca

title: zeca


text: zecu

title: zecu


text: zeče

title: zeče


text: zecom

title: zecom


text:
multimodis

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1) in many ways, variously

title: multimodis


text: Kalitta

title: Kalitta


text: síněk

title: síněk


text: síňce

title: síňce


text: síňky

title: síňky


text:
lingwistyczny

Etymology

 * compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬..

Adjective

 * 1)  linguistic
 * 2)  linguistic
 * 1)  linguistic

title: lingwistyczny


text: síňku

title: síňku


text: síňko

title: síňko


text:
lingwistycznie

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1)  linguistically
 * 2) linguistically
 * 1) linguistically

title: lingwistycznie


text:
unpalatalize

Verb

 * 1) To depalatalize; to make or become not palatal.

title: unpalatalize


text: unpalatalizing

title: unpalatalizing


text:
sinka

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) bruise

Verb

 * 1) to slow down or delay (someone or something)

Noun

 * 1) cornett

title: sinka


text:
Sesbania grandiflora

Hypernyms

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

title: Sesbania grandiflora


text:
ئەتىمال

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) possibly, perhaps

title: ئەتىمال


text:
językoznawczyni

Etymology
From.

title: językoznawczyni


text:
تاجاۋۇز

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) aggression, invasion

title: تاجاۋۇز


text:
PHASR

Etymology
From the fictional Star Trek weapon technology, the.

Proper noun

 * 1)   a non-lethal laser weapon technology that causes temporary blindness

Noun

 * 1) A gun or rifle implementing PHASR technology.

title: PHASR


text:
językoznawczość

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  the quality of being linguistic

title: językoznawczość


text:
murreus

Adjective

 * 1) anointed with myrrh, perfumed
 * 2) myrrh-colored, yellowish

Adjective

 * 1) of or pertaining to the stone

title: murreus


text: karano

title: karano


text:
muscosus

Adjective

 * 1) full of moss, mossy

title: muscosus


text: Category:Polish terms borrowed from Koine Greek


text: Category:Polish terms borrowed from Attic Greek


text: Category:Polish terms derived from Attic Greek


text: kárala

title: kárala


text: karala

title: karala


text: karao

title: karao


text: karalo

title: karalo


text: karale

title: karale


text:
އޮނަހަތްތެރި

Etymology
. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Numeral

 * 1) sixty-nine

title: އޮނަހަތްތެރި


text:
poliglotka

Etymology
From.

title: poliglotka


text: karaš

title: karaš


text:
ނަވަހައްޓި

Etymology
. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Numeral

 * 1) sixty-nine

title: ނަވަހައްޓި


text: karamo

title: karamo


text: karaju

title: karaju


text:
poliglotyzm

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) polyglotism

title: poliglotyzm


text:
poliglotyczny

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  polyglot

title: poliglotyczny


text:
ހަތްތެރި

Etymology
. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Numeral

 * 1) seventy

title: ހަތްތެރި


text:
kárám

Noun

 * 1) crocodile

title: kárám


text: káráš

title: káráš


text: kárá

title: kárá


text: káráme

title: káráme


text: káráte

title: káráte


text:
އެކާހަތްތެރި

Etymology
. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Numeral

 * 1) seventy-one

title: އެކާހަތްތެރި


text: kárají

title: kárají


text: kárej

title: kárej


text: káral

title: káral


text: káralo

title: káralo


text: kárali

title: kárali


text: káraly

title: káraly


text: kárána

title: kárána


text: kárán

title: kárán


text: káráno

title: káráno


text:
O'Bansawin

Etymology
Anglicization of the, from , meaning

Translations

 * Abenaki: Obomsawin
 * French:

Etymology
, Anglicized from the, Gallicized from the , meaning.

title: O'Bansawin


text: káráni

title: káráni


text: kárány

title: kárány


text: Category:English surnames from Abenaki

title: Category:English surnames from Abenaki


text: Category:French terms derived from Abenaki


text: Category:French surnames from Abenaki

title: Category:French surnames from Abenaki


text: Category:Surnames from Abenaki by language


text: Category:French terms derived from Abenaki-Penobscot languages


text:
kárání

Etymology
From.

title: kárání


text: VTubers

title: VTubers


text:
full-heartedness

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The state, quality, or condition of being full-hearted.

title: full-heartedness


text:
ウイッチ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) witch

title: ウイッチ


text:
PNGTuber

Etymology
/

Noun

 * 1) A YouTube personality who uses stylized static images edited onto their videos as a substitute for a facecam.

Related terms

 * virtual YouTuber (VTuber)

title: PNGTuber


text: líci

title: líci


text: lící

title: lící


text:
User:Quercus solaris/Remedial stuff

 * Category:English prefixes
 * Category:English suffixes

What is this?

 * If built out comprehensively enough, this list would become/instantiate a list of combining forms in scientific vocabulary. Thus …
 * It could then potentially become:
 * An appendix to Wiktionary
 * A list article subordinate to, or a table inside,
 * Redlinks herein are of 2 classes:
 * (1) oughta candidates: Some of the redlinks definitely and obviously need bluening, which will happen in due course.
 * (2) phantom alt forms to be culled later: Other redlinks are valid in terms of morphologic potential but are unrealizable because there are no real-world instances of derived terms to instantiate them. (In other words, they are .) Those will constitute a class of persistence of redness over time, until a time later when they can eventually be duly culled at one fell swoop. But not before then; in due season. Each one requires verification of whether any instantiations exist.
 * Some of these are being weeded out during the course of further iteration, rather than sitting around waiting for later. I recently decided that when I remove them I will use the edit summary "gap", meaning operationally that "it has been determined either not to exist or to be so rare as to lump it into that class for these purposes".
 * Also in the meantime: it is time to start using a symbol as a breadcrumb for later, regarding redlinks herein of which I take a dim view (but am not yet ready to delete).
 * That symbol for the moment shall be: ⊗
 * In contrast, as at semi-oughta, the symbol for likely prospects is: ⊕

Why do this?

 * To what extent is this list rendered superfluous by such already existing things as Category:English prefixes and Category:English suffixes, in terms of already-blue instantiations?
 * In several ways, yes, it is superfluous. But …
 * But this list still has its persistently red class of oughta candidates, and it has the checkmark links, and those are two ways in which it brings something usefully additional.
 * Regarding the use cases of this list, it is interesting that even if it serves no other purpose (such as those mentioned earlier), then …
 * It nonetheless functions as a map for me
 * (1) to systematically find/detect the existing gaps/holes in Wiktionary that need filling (oughta candidates);
 * (2) to organize a list of them as to-do items;
 * (3) to have an easy test method for confirming completion once they have all been backfilled; and
 * (4) to organize a list of stuff I have gotten done that needed doing.
 * Who knows—I might well just abandon this whole dalliance tomorrow, or I might pour dozens of hours into turning it into something that I find interesting and/or useful. When you get down to it, the reason I'm here at all is just because I find this little scratchpad avocationally, casually diverting. It's a fling, like some others as well.
 * Update on 2023-02-21: Time to tabularize? I am starting to think about a grid of semantic relations. Each affix within a cell would have its cat checkmark right next to it. On one hand, my brain keeps intermittently telling me not to bother further fleshing out this fling, because the further benefit to myself in doing so is limited; but on the other hand, my brain is answering that such a grid would be mildly interesting to me, for my own amusement. Perhaps begin building it for kicks, then see later whether I bother to finish? [Some minutes later:] Yes, a demo is given below. Thoughts in reaction so far: (1) It would be neat to have such a table, in comprehensive form (i.e., near-exhaustive form), as a fait accompli. (2) Q: Should I force myself not to build it because the time opportunity cost is not worthwhile? A: Probably; but it would add something useful that is not quite available elsewhere (i.e., lists of ISV combining forms exist elsewhere, but their semantic-relations cross-references tend to be both meager/insufficient and nontabular), and it would be somewhat entertaining to watch it take shape during construction. Meh. TBD.

How to do this (i.e., which way to iterate this)

 * Wiktionary doesn't yet know for sure which standard it would like to follow regarding the autocat categorization and thus the etymology section template parameters; there are two options that have both been used a lot.
 * A discussion in the Beer parlour in 2023-02 elicited no opinions on which method to prefer.
 * Beer_parlour/2023/February
 * In the meantime, it is fine to create entries for prevocalic alt forms that are valid (not gaps) but aren't entered yet; but do not bother retroactively imposing either method of categorization. Thus:
 * For now the focus is on:
 * Ensuring that the cat-cat xrefs exist for all such pairs;
 * Doing some more flagging (⊗) or deleting of redlinks herein that point to prevocalic alt forms not yet entered (some will never be entered; others may possibly be entered someday);
 * If creating an entry for a prevocalic alt form that is valid (not a gap) but isn't entered yet, then the following:
 * Any derived term's etymology section that would point to it raises the following thought:
 * Because neither method of categorization is yet being retroactively imposed (i.e., upon entries that already contained either existing method), the markup should be such that that existing entry points to the new entry in a way that editors can see it, but does not change the method of categorization; thus, commentized; as for how, it seems " |en|rhizo-|alt1=rhiz-|-ome " is the best pattern.
 * A thought about to-do item priority. People don't need to be spoonfed every instance of the prevocalic alt forms, once they've been handed the pattern, because to backfill any given additional instance mentally is trivial. In contrast, what they do need is (1) the autocats with cross-references that spoonfeed the alt hyperlinks (to invite them to complete each such circuit in any given instance, without critical thinking) and (2) the semantic relations at both the affix entries and (to some extent) at the autocats, to spoonfeed the relational "insights" (again, to complete each such circuit in any given instance, without critical thinking). Those, too (quote-unquote "insights"), become increasingly trivial to someone who's used to (the metapattern of) reaching for them, but for many others they remain an "insight" otherwise forgone, and rest-of-sentence. I think of a quote recently run across in Starzl 1992 where he mentions a colleague who savored the design of a system that had been designed smartly by smart people to be run without effort by idiots.

Other points of exposition

 * Regarding homographic forms: Wiktionary does not use the numbered headword convention (as many other dictionaries do), whereas Wiktionary instead uses numbered "Etymology" subheadings, and thus homographs can appear here as adjacent list items with duly tailored pipe linking to the correct/appropriate link target.

To-do

 * ✓ Finish the checkmark backfill ;
 * ✓ Cull the trash ( now done; any isolated remnant specks will be polished out if found );
 * Caveat: Additional ctrl-h-ness has reintroduced a certain limited degree of bsness to some cat checkmarks, to be duly debullified as work progresses;
 * ✓ LabelFront: ctrl-f: "LabelFront" ; ctrl-f: "([["
 * Step through for front blue-gold;
 * [front blue-gold at whatnow]
 * Wake me up when you reach Jupiter, you little lunch-packer you.
 * Step through for reclean front type 1;
 * [reclean front type 1]
 * Step through for cat-cat xrefs;
 * [cat-cat xrefs, initial, front]
 * Then cull whatever is blueless after that point; but—
 * While doing so, mind the instances of a blue checkmark on an otherwise-all-red affair, which are interesting in their own right; as of this writing, ceco- and cnido- are examples of that class, which is a class of low-hanging fruit. What it represents is situations where bots created the category because redlinks to the forms exist. That sort of situation is satisfying to the part of me that appreciates cases where software beats humans to their own punches in a way that would seem like AI insight except that it's actually just thousand-monkey effluent. Still, it represents how machines can sometimes successfully substitute for the scarcity of attention-paying by humans.
 * Tabularize
 * (Tabularization would be helpful, for tuples of [alternative forms list (alt)] → [key semantic relations (syn, cot, ant, rel, also] → [principal meaning ± main corollary senses] → cardinal example terms, plus more, where "plus more" is a bluelink targeted like this one is)
 * Bluen the redlinks that definitely and obviously need bluening
 * Regarding the redlinks that are of the class of potentially valid but unrealized: temporarily tag them (to get stuff sorted); then eventually just delete them
 * Step through for EN-from-ISV-from-NL-from-L/G, whereas countless wikt entries for neoclassical compounds currently assert "EN-from-L/G" (reflecting a long-standing pedagogic and epistemologic weakness in the education system)
 * Step through for pron
 * Step through for H2 Translingual in addition to H2 English, whereas most of these need both but have only English so far (2022) (reflecting a long-standing pedagogic and epistemologic weakness in the education system)
 * Step through for H2 Translingual in addition to H2 English, whereas most of these need both but have only English so far (2022) (reflecting a long-standing pedagogic and epistemologic weakness in the education system)

List body flavor 1

 * -a (pl: -ae / -æ) (cot: -us (pl: -i); cot: -um (pl: -a))
 * a- / an- → ✓ / ✓
 * ab- / a- / abs- → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * ⇒ abdomin- / abdomino- (cot: ventri- / ventro- / ⊗ventr-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * abs- / ab- / a- → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * ac- → ✓
 * ⇒ acanth- / acantho- → ✓ / ✓
 * ⇒ acar- / acaro- (cot: arachn- / arachno- [coordinate beneath the hypernymic relation of arthropods]; cot: ascar- [coordinate beneath the hypernymic relation of parasites]) → ✓ / ✓
 * acet- / aceto- (cf: methyl-; cf: acetyl) → ✓ / ✓

 * acousto- (cot: ⊗acou-; cot: acu-; cot: son- / sono-; cot: phon- / phono-; cot: audio-) → ✓
 * acr- / acro- → ✓ / ✓
 * actin- / actino- → ✓ / ✓
 * acu- (cot: ⊗acou-; cot: acousto-; cot: son- / sono-; cot: phon- / phono-; cot: audio-) → ✓
 * acu- → ✓
 * ad- / af- / ag- → ✓
 * -ad → ✓
 * aden- / adeno- → ✓ / ✓
 * ⇒ adip- / adipo- (cot: lip- / lipo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -aemia / -æmia (alt: -emia) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * aer- / aero- (alt: air#+) → ✓ / ✓
 * aetio- / etio- → ✓ / ✓
 * -agog / -agogue → ✓
 * agri- / agro- → ✓ / ✓
 * -al (syn: -ar; syn: -an; syn: -ial; syn: -ian;) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * -algia (syn: -dynia / -odynia) → ✓
 * alg- / algo- → ✓ / ✓
 * all- (syn: pan-; syn: omni-) → ✓ / ✓
 * allo- (cot: xeno-; cot: auto-; cot: self-) → ✓ / ✓
 * allant- / allanto- → ✓ / ✓
 * alveol- / alveolo- → ✓ / ✓
 * ambi- (syn/alt: amphi- / ampho-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * ambly-, as:
 * ambly- → ✓ — representing sense "blunt; obtuse"
 * ambly- → ✓ — representing sense "dulled; dimmed"
 * ambly- → ✓ — representing sense "amblyopia"
 * (These are not homographic but rather merely polysemous, representing semantic field excursions, as is evident whereas the cognitive/figurative connection from obtuse angles to dull objects to obtuse people to dull people to dim eyesight is archetypally obvious; which is to say (rudely, but in the voice of human archetypes, not my voice), "they are not the sharpest tools in the shed, and/or their eyesight is none too sharp either")
 * ameb- / amebo- (alt: amoeb- / amoebo-; alt: amœb- / amœbo-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * amnio- (cot: chorio-; cot: placento-; cot: feto-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * amoeb- / amoebo- (alt: ameb- / amebo-; alt: amœb- / amœbo-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * amphi- / ampho- (syn/alt: ambi-) → ✓ / ✓
 * amygdal- / amygdalo- → ✓ / ✓
 * amyl- / amylo- → ✓ / ✓
 * an- / a- → ✓ / ✓
 * ana- → ✓
 * andr- / andro- (cot: gyn- / gyno- / gynec- / gyneco- / gynaec- / gynaeco- / gynæc- / gynæco-) → ✓ / ✓
 * angi- / angio- → ✓ / ✓
 * aniso- (ant: iso-; ant: ipsi-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * ankyl- / ankylo- → ✓ / ✓
 * [reclean front type 1]
 * ano- (hyper: proct- / procto-; hyper: anorectal) (cot: rect- / recto-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * ⇒ ant- / ante- (syn: pre-) → ✓
 * ant- / anter- / anteri- / anterio- / antero- → ✓ / ✓
 * anthrac- / anthraco- → ✓ / ✓
 * anthrop- / anthropo- → ✓ / ✓
 * ⇒ ant- / anti- (syn: counter-) (ant: pro-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓

 * aort- / aorto- → ✓ / ✓
 * ap- / apo- → ✓ / ✓
 * apic- / apico- → ✓ / ✓
 * appendic- / appendico- → ✓ / ✓
 * -ar (syn: -al) → ✓
 * arachn- / arachno- (cot: acar- / acaro- [coordinate beneath the hypernymic relation of arthropods]) → ✓ / ✓
 * arch- / archi- / archo- → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * arteri- / arterio- (cot: arteriol- / arteriolo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * arteriol- / arteriolo- (cot: arteri- / arterio-) → ✓ / ✓
 * arthr- / arthro- (syn: articul- / articulo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * articul- / articulo- (syn: arthr- / arthro-) → ✓ / ✓
 * ascar- (cot: acar- / acaro-) → ✓ / ✓
 * aspergill- / aspergillo- (hyper: fungi-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * asthen- / astheno- → ✓ / ✓
 * astr- / astro- (cot: sider- / sidero-; cot: stellar; cot: heli- / helio-; cot: solar) → ✓ / ✓
 * -ate → ✓
 * atel- / atelo- → ✓ / ✓
 * ather- / athero- → ✓ / ✓
 * atlant- / atlanto- (syn: atlo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * atlo- (syn: atlant- / atlanto-) → ✓ / ✓
 * atm- / atmo- → ✓ / ✓
 * atri- / atrio- → ✓ / ✓
 * audio- (cot: ⊗acou-; cot: acousto-; cot: acu-; cot: son- / sono-; cot: phon- / phono-) → ✓ / ✓
 * aur- / auri- / auro- (syn: ot- / oto-) (cot: auricul- / auriculo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * auricul- / auriculo- (cot: aur- / auri- / auro-; cot: ot- / oto-) → ✓ / ✓
 * aut- / auto- (syn: self-) (cot: allo-; cot: xeno-) → ✓ / ✓
 * aux- / auxo- → ✓ / ✓
 * axi- → ✓
 * bacill- / bacillo- → ✓ / ✓
 * bacter- / bacteri- / bacterio- → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * bar- / bary- / bari- / baro- (denoting weight or pressure [weight per area; force per area]) (not to be confused with bario- or baryo-, although ultimately cognate with them) → ✓
 * bario- (denoting barium) (not to be confused with bari- or baryo-, although ultimately cognate with them) → ✓
 * baryo- (denoting baryon) (not to be confused with bary- or bario-, although ultimately cognate with them) → ✓
 * bas- / baso- → ✓ / ✓
 * basi- / basio- → ✓ / ✓
 * bathy- / batho- → ✓ / ✓
 * bi- / bin- / bis- (syn: di-) (cot: dipl- / diplo-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * bil- / bili- / bilio- / bilo- (syn: chol- / chole-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * bin- / bi- / bis- (syn: di-) → ✓ / ✓
 * bio- → ✓
 * bis- / bi- / bin- (syn: di-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * -blast (rel: blast; rel: blast- / blasto-) → ✓
 * blast- / blasto- (rel: blast; rel: -blast) → ✓ / ✓
 * blenn- / blenno- (syn: muc- / muco-; syn: myx- / myxo-) (cot: mucoso-) → ✓ / ✓
 * blephar- / blepharo- → ✓ / ✓
 * brachi- / brachio- (cot: humer- / humero-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * brachy- (ant: tel- / tele-) → ✓
 * brady- (ant: tachy-) → ✓
 * brevi- → ✓
 * brom- / bromo- → ✓ / ✓
 * bronch- / broncho- → ✓ / ✓
 * bucco- → ✓
 * butyr- / butyro- → ✓ / ✓
 * cac- / caco- → ✓ / ✓
 * caeco- (alt: ceco-) → ✓ / ✓
 * caen- / caeno- / cæn- / cæno- (alt: ceno-) (syn: neo-; syn: nov-) (cot: cen-) (ant: pale- / paleo-) (hom: coen- / coeno- / cœn- / cœno-) → ✓ / ✓
 * calc- / calci- / calcio- / calco- → ✓ / ✓
 * calcaneo- → ✓
 * canth- / cantho- → ✓ / ✓
 * capn- / capno- → ✓ / ✓
 * carb- / carbo- → ✓ / ✓
 * carcin- / carcino- (hypo: carcinomato-) → ✓ / ✓
 * carcinomato- (hyper: carcin- / carcino-) → ✓ / ✓
 * cardi- / cardio- → ✓ / ✓
 * carp- / carpo- → ✓ / ✓
 * cari- / cario- → ✓ / ✓
 * cary- / caryo- / kary- / karyo- → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * cat- / cata- / cath- (see ) → ✓
 * caud- / caudo- → ✓ / ✓
 * -cav- / -cavo- (cf: koil- / koilo-) (senses: cava/cavography; cavity/cavosurface)
 * ceco- (alt: caeco-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -cele (alt: -coele / -cœle) → ✓
 * cen- (cot: ceno-; cot: ceno-; cot: caen- / caeno- / cæn- / cæno-; cot: coen- / coeno- / cœn- / cœno-; cot: neo-; cot: nov-); cot: pale- / paleo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * ceno- (hom: ceno-) (alt: caen- / caeno- / cæn- / cæno-) (hom: coen- / coeno- / cœn- / cœno-) (cot: cen-) (syn: neo-; syn: nov-) (ant: pale- / paleo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * ceno- (hom: ceno-) (alt: coen- / coeno- / cœn- / cœno-) (hom: caen- / caeno- / cæn- / cæno-) (cot: cen-) → ✓ / ✓
 * centi- → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * centr- / centro- → ✓ / ✓
 * cephal- / cephalo- (cot: encephal- / encephalo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * cer- / cero- → ✓ / ✓
 * cerat- / cerato- → ✓ / ✓
 * cerebell- / cerebello- (cot: cerebr- / cerebro-) → ✓ / ✓
 * cerebr- / cerebro- (cot: cerebell- / cerebello-) (hypo: cortico- / cortic- ) → ✓ / ✓
 * cervic- / cervico- → ✓ / ✓
 * chaeto- (cot: trich- / tricho-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * chalc- / chalco- (syn: cupr- / cupro-) → ✓ / ✓
 * cheil- / cheilo- → ✓ / ✓
 * cheir- / cheiro- / chir- / chiro- → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * chem- / chemo- → ✓ / ✓
 * -chezia (cot: -rrhea; cot: -rrhagia) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * chir- / chiro- / cheir- / cheiro- → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * chlor- / chloro- → ✓ / ✓
 * choan- / choano- → ✓ / ✓
 * chol- / chole- (syn: bil- / bili- / bilio- / bilo-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * cholecysto- (note: see note at disco-/disko-) (cot: choledoch- / choledocho-; cot: chol- / chole-;) → ✓
 * choledoch- / choledocho- (cot: cholecysto-; cot: chol- / chole-;) → ✓ / ✓
 * chondr- / chondro- → ✓ / ✓
 * chore- / choreo- → ✓ / ✓
 * chorio- (cot: amnio-; cot: placento-; cot: feto-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * chron- / chrono- (syn: tempor- / temporo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * chrys- / chryso- → ✓ / ✓
 * chyl- / chylo- → ✓ / ✓
 * -cide → ✓
 * cili- / cilio- → ✓ / ✓
 * cine- / kine- (cot: kinesi- / kinesio-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * circum- (cot: peri-) → ✓
 * cis- → ✓ / ✓
 * -clast → ✓
 * cleid- / cleido- → ✓ / ✓
 * clin- / clino- → ✓ / ✓
 * clinico- (cot: medico-; cot: -Tx-; cot: iatr- / iatro-; cot: pharmac- / pharmaco-; cot: pharma-; cot: pharma) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * cnid- / cnido- → ✓ / ✓
 * co- → ✓ / ✓
 * coel- / coelo- / cœlo- → ✓ / ✓
 * -coele / -cœle (alt: -cele) → ✓
 * coen- / coeno- / cœn- / cœno- (alt: ceno-) (hom: caen- / caeno- / cæn- / cæno-) (cot: cen-) → ✓ / ✓
 * col- / colo- / colon- / colono- → ✓ / ✓
 * colp- / colpo- (syn: vagin- / vagino-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * com- → ✓ / ✓
 * con- / cono- → ✓ / ✓
 * contra- / contro- → ✓ / ✓
 * copr- / copro- (syn: fec- / feco-; syn: scat- / scato-) → ✓ / ✓
 * cor- / coro- → ✓ / ✓
 * coron- / corono- → ✓ / ✓
 * cortic- / cortico- (hyper: cerebro- / cerebr- ) (hyper: reno- / ren- ) (hypo: adrenocortico- / adrenocortic- ) → ✓ / ✓
 * cost- / costo- → ✓ / ✓
 * counter- (syn: ant- / anti-) (ant: pro-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * crani- / cranio- → ✓ / ✓
 * crur- / cruro- → ✓ / ✓
 * cryo- (cot/near-syn: psychro-) (cot/near-ant: thermo-) → ✓
 * crypt- / crypto- → ✓ / ✓
 * cune- / cuneo- → ✓ / ✓
 * cupr- / cupro- (syn: chalco-) → ✓ / ✓
 * cyan- / cyano- cot: erythr- / erythro-, xanth- / xantho-, leuk- / leuko- [colors];) → ✓ / ✓
 * cycl- / cyclo- → ✓ / ✓
 * cyn- / cyno- → ✓ / ✓
 * cysto- (note: see note at disco-/disko-) → ✓
 * -cyte (cot: cyt- / cyto-) → ✓

 * cyt- / cyto- (cot: -cyte) → ✓ / ✓
 * D- → ✓ / ✓
 * d- / dextro- (cot: dextr- / dextro-) (ant: l- / levo-) (ant: lev- / levo-) (ant: sinistr- / sinistro-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * dacry- / dacryo- → ✓ / ✓
 * dactyl- / dactylo- (syn: digit- / digito-) (cot: digi-) (mer: phalang- / phalango-) → ✓ / ✓
 * de- → ✓
 * deca- → ✓
 * dec- / deci- → ✓ / ✓
 * demi- (syn: semi-; syn: hemi-) (cot: quasi-; cot: pseudo-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * dendr- / dendro- → ✓ / ✓
 * dent- / dento- (syn: odont- / odonto-) → ✓ / ✓
 * derm- / derma- / dermo- (syn: dermat- / dermato-; syn: cutaneo-) (cot: epiderm- / epidermo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * dermat- / dermato- (syn: derm- / derma- / dermo-; syn: cutaneo-) (cot: epiderm- / epidermo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -desis → ✓
 * desm- / desmo- → ✓ / ✓
 * deut- / deuto- → ✓ / ✓
 * deuter- / deutero- → ✓ / ✓
 * dextr- / dextro- (cot: d- / dextro-) (ant: lev- / levo-) (ant: sinistr- / sinistro-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * di- (syn: bi- / bin- / bis-) (cot: dipl- / diplo-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * dia- → ✓
 * dicty- → ✓ / ✓
 * digit- / digito- (syn: dactyl- / dactylo-) (cot: digi-) (mer: phalang- / phalango-) → ✓ / ✓
 * digi- / (cot: digit- / digito-; cot: dactyl- / dactylo-) (mer: phalang- / phalango-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * dipl- / diplo- (cot: bi- / bin- / bis-; cot: di-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * dips- / dipso- → ✓ / ✓
 * dis- / dys- (syn: mis- [more syn than cot]; syn: mal- [more syn than cot]) (ant: eu-; ant: normo- [more ant than cot]) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * disco- (alt: disko-) (note: "disc-" and "disk-" are emically considered not to exist per se (as opposed to possibly being zero morphs etically) because "disc" and "disk" can take suffixes (e.g., discectomy, diskectomy; the same is true of cyst- versus cyst as the counterpart to cysto-, of cholecyst- versus cholecyst as the counterpart to cholecysto-, of ureter- versus ureter as the counterpart to uretero-, and probably a few others that I cannot think of offhand) → ✓ / ✓
 * disko- (alt: disco-) (note: see note at crossposted entry) → ✓ / ✓
 * disto- (cot: proximo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * dolich- / dolicho- → ✓ / ✓
 * dors- / dorso- (cot: ventri- / ventro- [more cot than ant]; cot: abdomin- / abdomino- [more cot than ant]) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * drom- / dromo- → ✓ / ✓
 * duct- / ducto- → ✓ / ✓
 * duoden- / duodeno- → ✓ / ✓
 * dynam- / dynamo- → ✓ / ✓
 * -dynia / -odynia (syn: -algia) → ✓
 * dys- / dis- (syn: mis- [more syn than cot]; syn: mal- [more syn than cot]) (ant: eu-; ant: normo- [more ant than cot]) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * e- ( as in e-cigs, email/e-mail, and e-commerce)
 * e- / ex- / ec- / ef- → ✓ / ✓
 * ec- / eco- → ✓ / ✓
 * echin- / echino- → ✓ / ✓
 * -ectomy (cot: -tomy / -otomy; cf: -tome) → ✓
 * ect- / ecto- → ✓ / ✓
 * edemat- / edemato- → ✓ / ✓
 * ef- / efo-
 * elast- / elasto- → ✓ / ✓
 * electr- / electro- → ✓ / ✓
 * em- / en- / im- / in- → ✓ / ✓
 * embol- / embolo- (cot: thromb- / thrombo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -emia (alt: -aemia / -æmia) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * en- / em- / in- / im- → ✓ / ✓
 * eno- / oeno- / œno- → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * encephal- / encephalo- (cot: cephal- / cephalo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * end- / endo- / ento- → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * ent- → ✓
 * enter- / entero- (cot: intestin- / intestino-) (cot: gut) (hyper: GI) → ✓ / ✓
 * ento- (alt: end- / endo-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * entom- / entomo- → ✓ / ✓
 * eo- → ✓
 * epi- → ✓
 * epiderm- / epidermo- (cot: derm- / derma- / dermo-; cot: dermat- / dermato-; cot: cutaneo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * epididym- / epididymo- → ✓ / ✓
 * episio- (cot: perineo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * erg- / ergo- → ✓ / ✓
 * erot- / eroto- → ✓ / ✓
 * erythemat- / erythemato- → ✓ / ✓
 * erythr- / erythro- (cot: leuk- / leuko- and thromb- / thrombo- [blood cell types]; cot: cyan- / cyano-, xanth- / xantho-, leuk- / leuko- [colors];) → ✓ / ✓
 * es- → ✓ / ✓
 * esophag- / esophago- / oesophag- / oesophago- → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * etio- / aetio- → ✓ / ✓
 * [cat-cat xrefs, initial, front]
 * eu- (syn: normo- [more syn than cot]) (ant: dys-; ant: dis-; ant: mis-; ant: mal-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * eury- → ✓ / ✓
 * ex- / e- / ec- → ✓ / ✓
 * exo- → ✓ / ✓
 * extra- (cot: extro-) → ✓ / ✓
 * extro- (cot: extra-) → ✓ / ✓
 * faci- / facio- (cot: prosop- / prosopo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -facient (-fact- / -fect-) → ✓
 * fasci- / fascio- → ✓ / ✓
 * femor- / femoro- → ✓ / ✓
 * -ferous → ✓
 * ferr- / ferro- (cot: sider- / sidero-) → ✓ / ✓
 * fet- / feto- → ✓ / ✓
 * fibr- / fibro- → ✓ / ✓
 * fibromato- → ✓ / ✓
 * fil- / filo- → ✓ / ✓
 * flagell- / flagello- → ✓ / ✓
 * flav- / flavo- → ✓ / ✓
 * -form / -iform (syn: -morphic) (cot: -morph) → ✓
 * front- / fronto- → ✓ / ✓
 * fungi- → / ✓
 * galact- / galacto- (syn: lact- / lacto-) → ✓ / ✓
 * gam- / gamo- → ✓ / ✓
 * gangli- / ganglio- → ✓ / ✓
 * gastr- / gastro- (cot: esophag- / esophago- / oesophag- / oesophago-; cot: enter- / entero-; cot: intestin- / intestino-; cot: duoden- / duodeno-; cot: jejun- / jejuno-; cot: ile- / ileo-; cot: cec- / ceco-; cot: col- / colo-; cot: proct- / procto-) → ✓ / ✓
 * geo- → ✓
 * -geny / -ogeny (cot: -ogen) (cot: -genic) (cot: -genesis) → ✓
 * gen- / geno- → ✓ / ✓
 * genesis / -genesis → ✓
 * geni- / genio- → ✓ / ✓
 * genit- / genito- → ✓ / ✓
 * ger- / gero- → ✓ / ✓
 * geront- / geronto- → ✓ / ✓
 * gingiv- / gingivo- → ✓ / ✓
 * glen- / gleno- → ✓ / ✓
 * gli- / glio- → ✓ / ✓
 * glomerul- / glomerulo- → ✓ / ✓
 * gloss- / glosso- → ✓ / ✓
 * glott- / glotto- → ✓ / ✓
 * gluc- / gluco- (syn: glyc- / glyco-) → ✓ / ✓
 * glute- / gluteo- → ✓ / ✓
 * glyc- / glyco- (syn: gluc- / gluco-) → ✓ / ✓
 * gnath- / gnatho- → ✓ / ✓
 * gon- / gono- → ✓ / ✓
 * gonad- / gonado- → ✓ / ✓
 * goni- / gonio- → ✓ / ✓
 * -gram (syn: -graph) (rel: -graphy; rel: graph- / grapho-) → ✓
 * gran- / grano- (cot: granul- / granulo-) (rel: granulomat- / granulomato-) → ✓ / ✓
 * granul- / granulo- (cot: gran- / grano-) (rel: granulomat- / granulomato-) → ✓ / ✓
 * granulomat- / granulomato- (rel: granul- / granulo-; rel: gran- / grano-)→ ✓ / ✓
 * -graph (syn: -gram) (rel: -graphy; rel: graph- / grapho-) → ✓
 * -graphy (rel: -graph; rel: -gram)→ ✓
 * graph- / grapho- (rel: -graphy; rel: -graph; rel: -gram) → ✓ / ✓
 * grav- / gravo- → ✓ / ✓
 * gymn- / gymno- → ✓ / ✓
 * gyn- / gyno- / gynec- / gyneco- / gynaec- / gynaeco- / gynæc- / gynæco- (cot: andr- / andro-) / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * gyr- / gyro- → ✓ / ✓
 * haemat- / haemato- / hæmat- / hæmato- / hemat- / hemato- (syn: haem- / haemo- / hæm- / hæmo- / hem- / hemo-) (cot: sanguin- / sanguino-) → ✓ / ✓
 * haem- / haemo- / hæm- / hæmo- / hem- / hemo- (syn: haemat- / haemato- / hæmat- / hæmato- / hemat- / hemato-) (cot: sanguin- / sanguino-) → ✓ / ✓
 * hapl- / haplo- → ✓ / ✓
 * hapt- / hapto- → ✓ / ✓
 * hect- / hecto- → ✓ / ✓
 * heli- → ✓ / ✓
 * heli- / helio- (syn: solar) (cot: astr- / astro-; cot: sider- / sidero-; cot: stellar) → ✓ / ✓
 * helic- / helico- (also: rot- / roto-) → ✓ / ✓
 * hemat- / hemato- / haemat- / haemato- / hæmat- / hæmato- (syn: hem- / hemo- / haem- / haemo- / hæm- / hæmo-) (cot: sanguin- / sanguino-) → ✓ / ✓
 * hemi- (syn: semi-; syn: demi-) (cot: quasi-) → ✓ / ✓
 * hem- / hemo- / haem- / haemo- / hæm- / hæmo-) (syn: hemat- / hemato- / haemat- / haemato- / hæmat- / hæmato-) (cot: sanguin- / sanguino-) → ✓ / ✓
 * hepat- / hepato- (syn: hepatico-) → ✓ / ✓
 * hepatico- (syn: hepat- / hepato-) → ✓ / ✓
 * hept- / hepta- / hepti- / hepto- (syn: sept- / septa- / septi- / septo-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * hered- / heredo- → ✓ / ✓
 * herpet- / herpeto- → ✓ / ✓
 * heter- / hetero- → ✓ / ✓
 * hex- / hexa- / hexo- (syn: sex- / sexa- / sexo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * hidr- / hidro- → ✓ / ✓
 * hipp- / hippo- → ✓ / ✓
 * hist- / histo- (syn: histi- / histio-) → ✓ / ✓
 * histi- / histio- (syn: hist- / histo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * hod- / hodo- → ✓ / ✓
 * hol- / holo- → ✓ / ✓
 * hom- / homo- → ✓ / ✓
 * home- / homeo- → ✓
 * humer- / humero- (cot: brachi- / brachio-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * hyal- / hyalo- → ✓ / ✓
 * hydat- / hydato- → ✓ / ✓
 * hydr- / hydro- → ✓ / ✓
 * hydroxyl / hydroxyl- / hydroxy- → ✓ / ✓
 * hygr- / hygro- → ✓ / ✓
 * hyl- / hylo- → ✓ / ✓
 * hymen- / hymeno- → ✓ / ✓
 * hyper- → ✓ / ✓
 * hypn- / hypno- → ✓ / ✓
 * hypo- → ✓ / ✓
 * hyps- / hypso- → ✓ / ✓
 * hyster- / hystero- (syn: metr- / metro-; syn: uter- / utero-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -i- → ✓
 * i- ( as in iPhone, iOS, iPod, iMessage, and many stupid coinages aping them) → ✓
 * -iasis (pl: -iases) (syn: -osis) (pl: -oses) (cot: -itis (pl: -itides; pl: -itises)) → ✓
 * iatr- / iatro- (cot: medico-; cot: -Tx-; cot: clinico-; cot: pharmac- / pharmaco-; cot: pharma-; cot: pharma) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * ichthy- / ichthyo- → ✓ / ✓
 * icter- / ictero- → ✓ / ✓
 * idi- / idio- → ✓ / ✓
 * il- / in- / im- / ir- / i- (syn: un-; syn: non-) → ✓ / ✓
 * ile- / ileo- → ✓ / ✓
 * ili- / ilio- → ✓ / ✓
 * im- / in- / il- / ir- / i- (syn: un-; syn: non-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -in / -ine → ✓
 * in- / en- / em- → ✓ / ✓
 * in- / im- / il- / ir- / i- (syn: un-; syn: non-) → ✓ / ✓
 * infer- / infero- (cot: infra-; cot: sub-) (ant: super- / supero-) → ✓ / ✓
 * infra- (cot: infer- / infero-; cot: sub-) (ant: super- / supero-) → ✓
 * ini- → ✓
 * inter- → ✓ / ✓
 * intestin- / intestino- (cot: enter- / entero-) (syn: gut) (hyper: GI)→ ✓ / ✓
 * intra- (cot: intro-; cot: inter-; cot: extra-; cot: extro-) → ✓ / ✓
 * intro- (cot: intra-; cot: inter-; cot: extro-; cot: extra-) → ✓ / ✓
 * iod- / iodo- → ✓ / ✓
 * ipsi- (syn: iso-) (ant: aniso-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * ir- / in- / im- / il- / i- (syn: un-; syn: non-) → ✓ / ✓
 * irid- / irido- → ✓ / ✓
 * ischi- / ischio- → ✓ / ✓
 * -ise / -ize (der: -isation) / -ization) (rel: -ation; rel: -tion) (cot: -ate) → ✓
 * -ism → ✓
 * iso- (syn: ipsi-) (ant: aniso-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * -ist → ✓
 * -ite → ✓
 * -itis (pl: -itides; pl: -itises) (cot: -iasis (pl: -iases); cot: -osis (pl: -oses);) → ✓
 * -ize / -ise (der: -ization / -isation) (rel: -ation; rel: -tion) (cot: -ate) → ✓
 * jejun- / jejuno- → ✓ / ✓
 * jugulo- → ✓ / ✓
 * juxta- → ✓ / ✓
 * ka- / kal- → ✓ / ✓
 * kary- karyo- / cary- / caryo- → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * kerat- / kerato- → ✓ / ✓
 * kilo- → ✓ / ✓
 * kine- / cine- (cot: kinesi- / kinesio-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * kinesi- / kinesio- (cot: kine- / cine-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * klept- / klepto- → ✓ / ✓
 * koil- / koilo- (cf: -cav- / -cavo- [senses: cava/cavography; cavity/cavosurface]) → ✓ / ✓
 * L- → ✓ / ✓
 * l- / levo- (cot: lev- / levo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * labi- / labio- (syn: cheil- / cheilo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * lact- / lacto- (syn: galact- / galacto-) → ✓ / ✓
 * lamin- / lamino- → ✓ / ✓
 * lapar- / laparo- → ✓ / ✓
 * laryng- / laryngo- → ✓ / ✓
 * later- / latero- → ✓ / ✓
 * -lect → ✓
 * lei- / leio- → ✓ / ✓
 * lept- / lepto- → ✓ / ✓
 * leuc- / leuco- / leuk- / leuko- → ✓ / ✓
 * leuk- / leuko- / leuc- / leuco- → ✓ / ✓
 * lev- / levo- (cot: l- / levo-) (syn: sinistr- / sinistro-) (ant: dextr- / dextro-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * lien- / lieno- → ✓ / ✓
 * lign- / ligno- → ✓ / ✓
 * lingu- / linguo- → ✓ / ✓
 * lip- / lipo- (cot: adip- / adipo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -lith → ✓
 * lith- / litho- → ✓ / ✓
 * log- / logo- → ✓ / ✓
 * -log / -logue → ✓
 * -logy / -ology) → ✓
 * -ly (der: -liness; der: -lier; der: -liest) → ✓
 * loph- / lopho- → ✓ / ✓
 * lumb- / lumbo- (cot: sacr- / sacro-; cot: thorac- / thoraco-; cot: cervic- / cervico-) (hyper: spondyl- / spondylo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * lute- / luteo- → ✓ / ✓
 * lymph- / lympho- → ✓ / ✓
 * lyo- → ✓
 * lys- / lyso- → ✓ / ✓
 * macr- / macro- → ✓ / ✓
 * magna- → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * magnes- / magnesio- / magneso- → ✓ / ✓
 * magnet- / magneto- → ✓ / ✓
 * mal- (cot: dis- / dys-) → ✓
 * malac- / malaco- → ✓ / ✓
 * mamm- / mammo- → ✓ / ✓
 * man- / mano- → ✓ / ✓
 * mania / -mania → ✓
 * mast- / masto- → ✓ / ✓
 * mechan- / mechano- → ✓ / ✓
 * med- (syn: mid-; syn: medio-; syn: mesio-; syn: mes- / meso-) → ✓ / ✓
 * medico- (cot: clinico-; cot: iatr- / iatro-; cot: -Tx-; cot: pharmac- / pharmaco-; cot: pharma-; cot: pharma) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * medio- (syn: mesio-; syn: med-; syn: mes- / meso-; syn: mid-) → ✓ / ✓
 * mega- → ✓
 * megal- / megalo- → ✓ / ✓
 * mel- / melo- → ✓ / ✓
 * melan- / melano- → ✓ / ✓
 * men- / meno- → ✓ / ✓
 * mening- / meningo- → ✓ / ✓
 * ment- / mento- → ✓ / ✓
 * -mer → ✓
 * -meric → ✓
 * -merous → ✓
 * mer- / mero- → ✓ / ✓
 * mes- / meso- (syn: mesio-; syn: medio-; syn: med-; syn: mid-) → ✓ / ✓
 * mesenter- / mesentero- → ✓ / ✓
 * mesio- (syn: medio-; syn: mes- / meso-; syn: med-; syn: mid-) → ✓ / ✓
 * meta- → ✓ / ✓
 * metacarp- / metacarpo- → ✓ / ✓
 * metatars- / metatarso- → ✓ / ✓
 * -meter / -ometer → ✓
 * -metry / -ometry → ✓
 * metr- / metro- (syn: hyster- / hystero-; syn: uter- / utero-) → ✓ / ✓
 * micr- / micro- → ✓ / ✓
 * mid- (syn: med-; syn: medio-; syn: mesio-; syn: mes-) → ✓ / ✓
 * milli- → ✓
 * -mimetic → ✓
 * mis- (syn: dis- / dys- [more syn than cot]; syn: mal- [more syn than cot]) (ant: eu-; ant: normo- [more ant than cot]) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * mis- / miso- → ✓ / ✓
 * mit- / mito- → ✓ / ✓
 * mon- / mono- (syn: un- / una- / uni- / uno-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -morph (der: -morphic; also: -form / -iform) → ✓
 * -morphic (syn: -form / -iform) (cot: -morph) → ✓
 * morph- / morpho- → ✓ / ✓
 * mot- / moto- → ✓ / ✓
 * muc- / muco- / (syn: myx- / myxo-; syn: blenno-) (cot: mucoso-) (not to be confused with mucoso-, although ultimately cognate with it) → ✓ / ✓
 * mucos- / mucoso- (cot: muc- / muco-; cot: myx- / myxo-; cot: blenno-) (not to be confused with muco-, although ultimately cognate with it) → ✓ / ✓
 * multi- (syn: poly-) (cot: pluri-, mono-, bi-, di-, tri-, vari-, poikil- / poikilo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * muscul- / musculo- → ✓ / ✓
 * my- / myo- → ✓ / ✓
 * -myces → ✓
 * -mycete / mycete → ✓
 * myc- / myco- → ✓ / ✓
 * myel- / myelo- → ✓ / ✓
 * myring- / myringo- (syn: tympan- / tympano-) → ✓ / ✓
 * myx- / myxo- (syn: muc- / muco-; syn: blenno-) (cot: mucoso-) → ✓ / ✓
 * n- → ✓ / ✓
 * N- → ✓ / ✓
 * natr- / natro- → ✓ / ✓
 * nano- → ✓ / ✓
 * narc- / narco- → ✓ / ✓
 * nas- / naso- (syn: rhin- / rhino-) → ✓ / ✓
 * necr- / necro- → ✓ / ✓
 * nemat- / nemato- → ✓ / ✓
 * neo- (syn: nov-; syn: caen- / caeno- / cæn- / cæno-; syn: ceno-) (cot: cen-) (ant: pale- / paleo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * nephel- / nephelo- (cf: nebula) → ✓ / ✓
 * nephr- / nephro- → ✓ / ✓
 * neur- / neuro- → ✓ / ✓
 * neutr- / neutro- → ✓ / ✓
 * nev- / nevo- → ✓ / ✓
 * nitr- / nitro- (syn: azot- / azoto-) → ✓ / ✓
 * noci- → ✓
 * nod- / nodo- → ✓ / ✓
 * nom- / nomo- → ✓ / ✓
 * non- (syn: in- / im- / il- / ir- / i-; syn: un-) → ✓ / ✓
 * non- / nona- / noni- / nono (syn: novem-) → ✓ / ✓
 * normo- (syn: eu- [more syn than cot]) (ant: dys-; ant: dis-; ant: mis-; ant: mal-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * nos- / noso- → ✓ / ✓
 * not- / noto- → ✓ / ✓
 * nov- (syn: neo-; syn: caen- / caeno- / cæn- / cæno-; syn: ceno-) (cot: cen-) (ant: pale- / paleo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * nucle- / nucleo- → ✓ / ✓
 * nutr- / nutri- / nutro- → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * nyct- / nycto- → ✓ / ✓
 * nymph- / nympho- → ✓ / ✓
 * -o- → ✓
 * ob- → ✓ / ✓
 * occipit- / occipito- → ✓ / ✓
 * oct- / octa- / octi- / octo- → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * ocul- / oculo- (syn: ophthalm- / ophthalmo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -ode → ✓
 * odont- / odonto- (syn: dent- / dento-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -odynia / -dynia (syn: -algia) → ✓
 * oeno- / œno- / eno- → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * oesophag- / oesophago- / esophag- / esophago- → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * -oid → ✓
 * -ol → ✓
 * -ole → ✓
 * ole- / oleo- → ✓ / ✓
 * olig- / oligo- (syn: pauci-) (cot: pluri-; cot: poly-; cot: multi-; cot: mono-, bi-, di-, tri-; cot: vari-; cot: poikil- / poikilo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -ology / -logy → ✓
 * om- / omo- → ✓ / ✓
 * -oma (pl: -omata, -omas) → ✓
 * -ometer (alt: -meter) → ✓
 * omni- (syn: pan-; syn: all-) → ✓ / ✓
 * omphal- / omphalo- (syn: umbilic- / umbilico-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -on → ✓
 * onc- / onch- / onco- → ✓ / ✓
 * oneir- / oneiro- → ✓ / ✓
 * onych- / onycho- → ✓ / ✓
 * oo- (syn: ov- / ovo-) (cot: oophor- / oophoro-; cot: ovari- / ovario-) → ✓ / ✓
 * oophor- / oophoro- (syn: ovari- / ovario-) (cot: -; cot: ov- / ovo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * ophthalm- / ophthalmo- (syn: ocul- / oculo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -opia → ✓
 * opisth- / opistho- (cot: retro-; cot: dorsi- / dorso-) → ✓ / ✓
 * or- / oro- (syn: stomat- / stomato-) → ✓ / ✓
 * organo- (syn: organ) (hypo: viscer- / viscero-; hypo: visceral) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * ornith- / ornitho- → ✓ / ✓
 * orth- / ortho- (cot: rect- / recti- / recto-) → ✓ / ✓
 * oscill- / oscillo- → ✓ / ✓
 * -osis (pl: -oses) (syn: -iasis (pl: -iases)) (cot: -itis (pl: -itides; pl: -itises)) → ✓
 * osm- / osmo- → ✓ / ✓
 * oste- / osteo- (cot: os / -oss- / -ost-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -ostomy (pl: -ostomies) (alt: -stomy (pl: -stomies)) (cot: ostomy (pl: ostomies)) (cot: stoma (pl: stomata; pl: stomas) → ✓
 * -otomy (alt: -tomy) (cot: -ectomy) (rel: -tome) → ✓
 * ot- / oto- (cot: aur- / auri- / auro-) → ✓ / ✓
 * ov- / ovo- (syn: -) (rel: ovari- / ovario-; rel: oophor- / oophoro-) → ✓ / ✓
 * ovari- / ovario- (syn: oophor- / oophoro-) (rel: ov- / ovo-; rel: -) → ✓ / ✓
 * oxy- / ox- / oxo- (cot: hydroxy-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * p- / para- (hom: par- / para-) → ✓ / ✓
 * pachy- → ✓
 * palat- / palato- → ✓ / ✓
 * pale- / paleo- (ant: neo-; ant: nov-; ant: ceno-; ant: caen- / caeno- / cæn- / cæno-) (cot: cen-) → ✓ / ✓
 * pali- / palin- → ✓ / ✓
 * pan- (syn: all-; syn: omni-) → ✓ / ✓
 * pancreat- / pancreato- (syn: pancreatico-) → ✓ / ✓
 * pancreatico- (syn: pancreat- / pancreato-) → ✓ / ✓
 * par- / para- (hom: p- / para-) → ✓ / ✓
 * pariet- / parieto- → ✓ / ✓
 * patell- / patello- → ✓ / ✓
 * path- / patho- → ✓ / ✓
 * pauci- (syn: olig- / oligo-; cot: poly-, multi-, pluri-, mono-, bi-, di-, tri-, and vari) → ✓ / ✓
 * ped- / pedo- (cot: hebe-) → ✓ / ✓
 * ped- / pedi- / pedo- (syn: pod- / podo-) (rel: -pod) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * pelv- / pelvi- → ✓ / ✓
 * pen- / peno- (syn: phall- / phallo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * pent- / penta- / penti- / pento- (syn: quint- / quinta- / quinti- / quinto-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * per- → ✓ / ✓
 * peri- (cot: circum-; cot: pre-; cot: ante-; cot: post-) → ✓ / ✓
 * perineo- (cot: episio-) → ✓ / ✓
 * peritoneo- → ✓ / ✓
 * peta- → ✓
 * -pexy (hyper: -plasty) → ✓
 * phac- / phaco- / phak- / phako- (syn: -lent-) → ✓ / ✓
 * phaeo- / pheo- → ✓ / ✓
 * phago- (rel: -phage) → ✓ / ✓
 * -phage (rel: phago-) → ✓
 * phak- / phako- / phac- / phaco- (syn: -lent-) → ✓ / ✓
 * phalang- / phalango- (hol: digit- / digito-; hol: dactyl- / dactylo-) (cot: digi-) → ✓ / ✓
 * phall- / phallo- (syn: pen- / peno-) → ✓ / ✓
 * pharma- (syn: pharmac- / pharmaco-) (rel: pharma) (cot: medico-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * pharmac- / pharmaco- (syn: pharma-) (rel: pharma) (cot: medico-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * pharyng- / pharyngo- → ✓ / ✓
 * pheo- / phaeo- → ✓ / ✓
 * phen- / pheno- → ✓ / ✓
 * phil- / philo- (rel: -philia; rel: -phile) → ✓ / ✓
 * -phile (rel: -philia; rel: phil- / philo-) → ✓
 * -philia (rel: -phile; rel: phil- / philo-) → ✓
 * phleb- / phlebo- (syn: ven- / veno-) (hyper: vascul- / vasculo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -phobe (rel: -phobia; rel: phobia) → ✓
 * phobia (rel: -phobia; rel: -phobe) → ✓
 * phon- / phono- (cot: son- / sono-; cot: acoust- / acousto-; cot: acu-) → ✓ / ✓
 * phor- / phoro- → ✓ / ✓
 * phot- / photo- (hyper: -rad-; hyper: radi- / radio-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -phrenia (rel: phren- / phreno-) → ✓
 * phren- / phreno- (rel: -phrenia) → ✓ / ✓
 * phyc- / phyco- (syn: alg- / algo-; hyper: phyt- / phyto-) → ✓ / ✓
 * phyl- / phylo- → ✓ / ✓
 * phyll- / phyllo- → ✓ / ✓
 * physi- / physio- → ✓ / ✓
 * phyt- / phyto- (rel: -phyte) (hypo: phyc- / phyco-; hypo: alg- / algo-) (cot: myc- / myco-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -phyte (rel: phyt- / phyto-) (cot: myc- / myco-) → ✓
 * picr- / picro- → ✓ / ✓
 * piez- / piezo- → ✓ / ✓
 * pil- / pilo- → ✓ / ✓
 * pituit- / pituito- → ✓ / ✓
 * -plasty (hypo: -pexy) → ✓
 * placento- (cot: amnio-; cot: chorio-; cot: feto-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * platy- → ✓
 * ple- / pleo- → ✓ / ✓
 * pleur- / pleuro- (cot: peritoneo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -plex → ✓
 * plex- / plexo- → ✓ / ✓
 * plic- / plico- → ✓ / ✓
 * pluri- (cot: multi-; cot: poly-; cot: vari-; cot: poikil- / poikilo-; cot: pauci-; cot: olig- / oligo-) (ant: mon- / mono-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * pneum- / pneumo- (cot: pneumat- / pneumato-; cot: pneumon- / pneumono-; cot: pulm- / pumlo-; cot: pulmon- / pulmono-; cot: -respir-) → ✓ / ✓
 * pneumat- / pneumato- (cot: pneum- / pneumo-; cot: pneumon- / pneumono-; cot: -respir-) → ✓ / ✓
 * pneumon- / pneumono- (cot: pneum- / pneumo-; cot: pneumat- / pneumato-; cot: pulm- / pumlo-; cot: pulmon- / pulmono-; cot: -respir-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -pod (rel: pod- / podo-; rel: ped- / pedi- / pedo-) → ✓
 * pod- / podo- (syn: ped- / pedi- / pedo-) (rel: -pod) → ✓ / ✓
 * poikil- / poikilo- (cot: vari-; cot: pluri-; cot: poly-; cot: multi-; cot: pauci-; cot: olig- / oligo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * poly- (syn: multi-) (cot: pluri-; cot: vari-; cot: poikil- / poikilo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * por- / poro- → ✓ / ✓
 * post- (ant: pre-) (hyper: peri-) → ✓ / ✓
 * poster- / posteri- / postero- (ant: anter- / anteri- / antero-) → ✓ / ✓
 * ⇒ pre- (syn: ant- / ante-) (ant: post-) (hyper: peri-) → ✓
 * presby- / presbyo- (cot: pale- / paleo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * pro- (ant: ant- / anti-; ant: counter-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * pro- (cot: prot- / proto-; cot: pre-) → ✓ / ✓
 * ⇒ proct- / procto- (syn: anorectal) (hypo: ano-; hypo: rect- / recto-) (cot: col- / colo-; cot: intestino-) → ✓ / ✓
 * pros- / proso- (cot: anter- / anteri- / antero-) (ant: opisth- / opistho-) (cot: poster- / posteri- / postero-) → ✓ / ✓
 * prosop- / prosopo- (cot: faci- / facio-) → ✓ / ✓
 * prot- / proto- (cot: pro-; cot: pre-) → ✓ / ✓
 * proximo- (cot: disto-) → ✓ / ✓
 * psamm- / psammo- → ✓ / ✓
 * pseud- / pseudo- (cot: quasi-; cot: semi-; cot: demi-; cot: hemi-) → ✓ / ✓
 * psych- / psycho- → ✓ / ✓
 * psychr- / psychro- (cot/near-syn: cryo-) (cot/near-ant: thermo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * pub- / pubo- (hyper: pelvi-) → ✓ / ✓
 * pulm- / pulmo- (cot: pulmon- / pulmono-; cot: -respir-; cot: pneum- / pneumo-; cot: pneumon- / pneumono-; cot: pneumat- / pneumato-) → ✓ / ✓
 * pulmon- / pulmono- (cot: pulm- / pulmo-; cot: -respir-; cot: pneum- / pneumo-; cot: pneumon- / pneumono-; cot: pneumat- / pneumato-) → ✓ / ✓
 * py- / pyo- → ✓ / ✓
 * pyel- / pyelo- (cot: uretero-) → ✓ / ✓
 * pyg- / pygo- → ✓ / ✓
 * pykn- / pykno- → ✓ / ✓
 * pylor- / pyloro- → ✓ / ✓
 * pyr- / pyro- → ✓ / ✓
 * quadr- / quadra- / quadri- / quadro- (syn: quatr- / quatra- / quatri- / quatro-; syn: tetr- / tetra- / tetri- / tetro-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * quasi- (cot: demi-; cot: semi-; cot: hemi-; cot: pseudo-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * quint- / quinta- / quinti- / quinto- (syn: pent- / penta- / penti- / pento-) → ✓ / ✓
 * R- → ✓ / ✓
 * rachi- (alt: rhachi-) (syn: spino-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * radi- / radio- (syn: -radi-) (hypo: phot- / photo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * re- (cot: un-) → ✓
 * recti- (cot: orth- / ortho-) → ✓ / ✓
 * rect- / recto- (hyper: proct- / procto-; hyper: anorectal) (cot: ano-; cot: col- / colo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * ren- / reno- (cot: uro-) → ✓ / ✓
 * reticul- / reticulo- → ✓ / ✓
 * retr- / retro- (cot: post-; cot: poster- / posteri- / postero-) → ✓ / ✓
 * rhabd- / rhabdo- → ✓ / ✓
 * rhe- / rheo- → ✓ / ✓
 * rhin- / rhino- (syn: nas- / naso-) → ✓ / ✓
 * rhiz- / rhizo- (cot: -rad-) → ✓ / ✓
 * rhod- / rhodo- → ✓ / ✓
 * rot- / roto- (also: helic- / helico-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -rrhagia (cot: -rrhea; cot: -chezia) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * -rrhea (cot: -rrhagia; cot: -chezia) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * rubr- / rubro- → ✓ / ✓
 * S- → ✓ / ✓
 * s- → ✓ / ✓
 * sacchar- / saccharo- (cot: gluc- / gluco-; cot: glyc- / glyco-) → ✓ / ✓
 * sacr- / sacro- (cot: lumb- / lumbo-; cot: thorac- / thoraco-; cot: cervic- / cervico-) (hyper: spondyl- / spondylo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * salping- / salpingo- (cot: tub- / tubo-; cot: tubul- / tubulo-; cot: syring- / syringo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * sanguin- / sanguino- (cot: hem-/hemo-/haem-/haemo-/hemat-/hemato-/haemat-/haemato-/hæm-/hæmo-/hæmat-/hæmato-; cot: -emia/-aemia/-æmia) → ✓ / ✓
 * sapr- / sapro- → ✓ / ✓
 * sarc- / sarco- → ✓ / ✓
 * scaph- / scapho- → ✓ / ✓
 * scapul- / scapulo- → ✓ / ✓
 * scat- / scato- (cot: copr- / copro-; cot: fec- / feco-) → ✓ / ✓
 * schiz- / schizo- → ✓ / ✓
 * scler- / sclero- → ✓ / ✓
 * -scope / -oscope → ✓ / ✓
 * -scopy / -oscopy → ✓ / ✓
 * scot- / scoto- → ✓ / ✓
 * self- (syn: aut- / auto-) (cot: allo-; cot: xeno-) → ✓ / ✓
 * semi- (syn: hemi-; syn: demi-) (cot: quasi-; cot: pseudo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * sept- / septa- / septi- / septo- (syn: hept- / hepta- / hepti- / hepto-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * sept- / septo- → ✓ / ✓
 * septic- / septico- (cot: bacterio-) → ✓ / ✓
 * ser- / sero- (cot: muco-; cot: myxo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * sex- / sexa- / sexo- (syn: hex- / hexa- / hexo-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * skelet- / skeleto- (cot: osteo-; cot: musculo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * sial- / sialo- (syn: -saliv-) → ✓ / ✓
 * sider- / sidero- (cot: ferr- / ferro-) → ✓ / ✓
 * sider- / sidero- (cot: astr- / astro-; cot: stellar; cot: heli- / helio-; cot: solar) → ✓ / ✓
 * sin- / sino- → ✓ / ✓
 * sinistr- / sinistro- (syn: lev- / levo-) (ant: dextr- / dextro-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * -sis (pl: -ses) (hypo: -osis (pl: -oses); hypo: -iasis (pl: -iases) → ✓
 * somat- / somato- → ✓ / ✓
 * somn- / somno- → ✓ / ✓
 * son- / sono- (cot: phon- / phono-; cot: ⊗acou-; cot: acousto-; cot: audio-) → ✓ / ✓
 * spatial / spatio- → ✓ / ✓
 * spectr- / spectro- → ✓ / ✓
 * sperm- / spermo- (cot: spermat- / spermato-) → ✓ / ✓
 * spermat- / spermato- (cot: sperm- / spermo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * sphen- / spheno- → ✓ / ✓
 * spher- / sphero- → ✓ / ✓

 * sphygm- / sphygmo- → ✓ / ✓
 * spino- (syn: rachi- / rhachi-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * spir- / spiro- → ✓ / ✓
 * splanchn- / splanchno- → ✓ / ✓
 * splen- / spleno- → ✓ / ✓
 * spondyl- / spondylo- (cot: vertebr- / vertebro-) → ✓ / ✓
 * spor- / sporo- → ✓ / ✓
 * squam- / squamo- → ✓ / ✓
 * staphyl- / staphylo- (rel: staph) → ✓ / ✓
 * steat- / steato- → ✓ / ✓
 * sten- / steno- → ✓ / ✓
 * -ster → ✓
 * stere- / stereo- → ✓ / ✓
 * stern- / sterno- (cot: xipho-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * steth- / stetho- → ✓ / ✓
 * -stomy (pl: -stomies) (alt: -ostomy) (pl: -ostomies) (cot: ostomy (pl: ostomies) (cot: stoma (pl: stomata; pl: stomas) → ✓
 * stomat- / stomato- (syn: or- / oro-) (rel: stoma; rel: -stomy (pl: -stomies); rel: -ostomy (pl: -ostomies); rel: ostomy (pl: ostomies)) → ✓ / ✓
 * strept- / strepto- (cot: strep) → ✓ / ✓
 * styl- / stylo- → ✓ / ✓
 * sub- (cot: infra-; cot: infer- / infero-) → ✓ / ✓
 * super- (cot: super; cot: super- / supero-; cot: supra-) (ant: infer- / infero-; ant: infra; ant: sub-) → ✓ / ✓
 * super- / supero- (cot: super-; cot: super; cot: supra-) (ant: infer- / infero-; ant: infra; ant: sub-) → ✓ / ✓
 * supra- (cot: super- / supero-; cot: super-; cot: super) (ant: infer- / infero-; ant: infra; ant: sub-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * syn- / sym- / syl- / -sy- → ✓ / ✓ (Given that is from a Greek word for "" (, from ), it is a token of life's unfairness that the Latin word for ""  and its Romance successors (e.g.,, ) are so similar to it.)
 * syring- / syringo- (cot: tub- / tubo-; cot: tubul- / tubulo-; cot: salping- / salpingo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * tachy- / tacho- (ant: brady-) (rel: tach; rel: tacho) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * tal- / talo- → ✓ / ✓
 * tars- / tarso- (cot: metatars- / metatarso-) → ✓ / ✓
 * taut- / tauto- → ✓ / ✓
 * tax- / taxo- → ✓ / ✓
 * tel- / tele- / teleo- / telo- → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * tel- / tele- (ant: brachy-) → ✓ / ✓
 * tempor- / temporo- (syn: chron- / chrono-) → ✓ / ✓
 * teno- (alt: tendo- / tendino-) → ✓ / ✓
 * tendo- / tendino- / teno- → ✓ / ✓
 * ter- / tert- / terti- (syn: tri-) → ✓ / ✓
 * terat- / terato- → ✓ / ✓
 * testicul- / testiculo- (syn: -orchi-) (hyper: genito-) → ✓ / ✓
 * tetr- / tetra- / tetri- / tetro- (syn: quadr- / quadra- / quadri- / quadro-; syn: quatr- / quatra- / quatri- / quatro-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * thanat- / thanato- (syn: -mort-) → ✓ / ✓
 * the- / theo- → ✓ / ✓
 * theri- / therio- → ✓ / ✓
 * therm- / thermo- (cot: -temp-) (cot/near-ant: cryo-; cot/near-ant:psychro-) → ✓ / ✓
 * thi- / thio- → ✓ / ✓
 * thorac- / thoraco- → ✓ / ✓
 * thromb- / thrombo- (cot: embol- / embolo- [blockages]; cot: leuk- / leuko- and erythr- / erythro- [blood cell types]; ) → ✓ / ✓
 * thym- / thymo- → ✓ / ✓
 * thyr- / thyro- → ✓ / ✓
 * tibi- / tibio- → ✓ / ✓
 * toc- / toco- → ✓ / ✓
 * -tome (rel: -tomy; rel: -otomy; cot: -ectomy) → ✓
 * -tomy (syn: -otomy) (cot: -ectomy) (rel: -tome) → ✓
 * tom- / tomo- (syn: -cis-) → ✓ / ✓
 * tonic / -tonic → ✓
 * ton- / tono- → ✓ / ✓
 * top- / topo- → ✓ / ✓
 * tox- / toxo- (cot: toxic- / toxico-) → ✓ / ✓
 * toxic- / toxico- (cot: tox- / toxo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * trache- / tracheo- → ✓ / ✓
 * trachel- / trachelo- → ✓ / ✓
 * trans- → ✓ / ✓
 * traumat- / traumato- → ✓ / ✓
 * tri- (syn: ter- / tert- / terti-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * trich- / tricho- (cot: chaeto-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓

 * trop- / tropo- → ✓ / ✓
 * troph- / tropho- → ✓ / ✓
 * tub- / tubo- (cot: tubul- / tubulo-; cot: salping- / salpingo-; cot: syring- / syringo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * tubul- / tubulo- (cot: tub- / tubo-; cot: salping- / salpingo-; cot: syring- / syringo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * tuber- / tubero- → ✓ / ✓
 * tubercul- / tuberculo- → ✓ / ✓
 * tympan- / tympano- (syn: myring- / myringo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * typ- / typo- → ✓ / ✓
 * typh- / typho- → ✓ / ✓
 * typhl- / typhlo- → ✓ / ✓
 * tyr- / tyro- → ✓ / ✓
 * -ule (adj: -ular) → ✓
 * uln- / ulno- → ✓ / ✓
 * ultra- (cot: high-; cot: hyper-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -um (pl: -a) (cot: -us (pl: -i); cot: -a (pl: -ae / -æ))
 * umbilic- / umbilico- (syn: omphal- / omphalo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * un- (syn: in- / im- / il- / ir- / i-; syn: non-) → ✓ / ✓
 * un- / una- / uni- / uno- (syn: mon- / mono-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * ur- / uro- (cot: ren- / reno-) → ✓ / ✓
 * uran- / urano- → ✓ / ✓
 * uretero- (note: see note at disco-/disko-) (cot: pyel- / pyelo-) (distinguish: urethr- / urethro-) → ✓
 * urethr- / urethro- (distinguish: uretero-) → ✓ / ✓
 * -us (pl: -i) (cot: -a (pl: -ae / -æ); cot: -um (pl: -a))
 * uter- / utero- (syn: hyster- / hystero-; syn: metr- / metro-) → ✓ / ✓
 * vagin- / vagino- (syn: colp- / colpo-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * vari- (cot: poikil- / poikilo-; cot: multi-; cot: poly-; cot: pluri-) → ✓ / ✓
 * varic- / varico- → ✓ / ✓
 * vas- / vaso- (syn: vascul- / vasculo-) (hypo: ven- / veno-; hypo: phleb- / phlebo-; hypo: arter- / arteri- / arterio- / artero-) → ✓ / ✓
 * vascul- / vasculo- (syn: vas- / vaso-) (hypo: ven- / veno-; hypo: phleb- / phlebo-; hypo: arter- / arteri- / arterio- / artero-) → ✓ / ✓
 * ven- / veno- (cot: venul- / venulo-; cot: arter- / arteri- / arterio- / artero-) → ✓ / ✓
 * venul- / venulo- (cot: ven- / veno-; cot: phleb- / phlebo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * ventri- / ventro- / ⊗ventr- (cot: abdomin- / abdomino- [more cot than syn]; cot: dors- / dorso- [more cot than ant]) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * ventricul- / ventriculo- → ✓ / ✓
 * vertebr- / vertebro- (cot: spondyl- / spondylo-) → ✓ / ✓
 * vesic- / vesico- (cot: vesicul- / vesiculo-) (usage: intravesicular § Usage notes) → ✓ / ✓
 * vesicul- / vesiculo- (cot: vesic- / vesico-) (usage: intravesicular § Usage notes) → ✓ / ✓
 * vide- / video- → ✓
 * viscer- / viscero- (syn: visceral) (hyper: organo-)→ ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * visuo- (syn: visual) → ✓ / ✓
 * xanth- / xantho- cot: cyan- / cyano-, erythr- / erythro-, leuk- / leuko- [colors];) → ✓ / ✓
 * xen- / xeno- (cot: hetero-; cot: allo-; cot: homo-; cot: auto-; cot: self-) → ✓
 * xer- / xero- → ✓ / ✓
 * xipho- (cot: stern- / sterno-) → ✓ / ✓ / ✓
 * -yl → ✓
 * zo- → ✓
 * z- → ✓
 * zyg- / zygo- → ✓ / ✓
 * zym- / zymo- → ✓ / ✓

A theme of coordinateness

 * Sometimes lies beneath such hypernymous nodes as *-related, *-adjacent, *-dependent, *-like/*-oid, and not-*.
 * The theme of such coordinateness is like they say: "as opposed to what?" (upon invocation of any particular term)
 * Initiates (n.pl.) know the answer to "as opposed to what?" (or, that is, a good set of answers, or several such sets), whereas noninitiates don't. A system that helps people (and machines) to acquire such knowledge more easily and quickly (than otherwise) is one that has pedagogic value.
 * Wiktionarian corollary: "We aim to include not only the definition of a word, but also enough information to really understand it."

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Adjective

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Etymology
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Noun

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Adjective

 * 1) of myrtles,  myrtle
 * 2) myrtle-colored, chestnut brown

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막낭

Etymology
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Adjective

 * 1) fond of singing

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text: Category:Chinese ellipses

title: Category:Chinese ellipses


text: przerwie

title: przerwie


text: przerwą

title: przerwą


text: rwiesz

title: rwiesz


text: rwiemy

title: rwiemy


text: rwiecie

title: rwiecie


text: rwałeś

title: rwałeś


text: rwałaś

title: rwałaś


text:
nyumba ya uzazi

Noun

 * 1) womb, uterus

title: nyumba ya uzazi


text: nyumba za uzazi

title: nyumba za uzazi


text: Citations:f•••

title: Citations:f•••


text: Category:ITU & IMO phonetic alphabet

title: Category:ITU & IMO phonetic alphabet


text: Category:Ravennate Romagnol

title: Category:Ravennate Romagnol


text: Category:Rural Lughese Romagnol

title: Category:Rural Lughese Romagnol


text:
عنقا

Etymology
.

title: عنقا


text:
歇過

Usage notes

 * Especially in varieties that contrast this particle with simply or,  can often put more emphasis on the fact that an action might or might not have ever occurred, ever.  and  then are often milder in their experimentative implications, and can be more suited for contexts where one wishes to express that an action has or has not been experienced only within a certain timeframe.
 * In Urban Shanghainese the use of this particle is often considered old-fashioned.

Verb

 * 1)  to not exist; to not be present

title: 歇過


text: 歇过

title: 歇过


text: glajorna

title: glajorna


text: glajornas

title: glajornas


text: glajors

title: glajors


text: 雲澳

title: 雲澳


text: 云澳

title: 云澳


text: 参评

title: 参评


text:
參評

Verb

 * 1) to be entered for competitive appraisal

title: 參評


text: cānpíng

title: cānpíng


text:
rien à faire

Phrase

 * 1)  I don't care, I don't give a fuck!

Usage notes

 * This phrase can be used as a standalone, or in a verbal phrase: . This applies to most of its synonyms as well.

title: rien à faire


text: Category:ta:Rhinoceroses

title: Category:ta:Rhinoceroses


text: 参审

title: 参审


text:
參審

Verb

 * 1) to participate in an interrogation or trial
 * 2) to submit  for review or approval

title: 參審


text: cānshěn

title: cānshěn


text: 参悟

title: 参悟


text:
參悟

Verb

 * 1)  to realize through meditation
 * 2)  to comprehend; to grasp

title: 參悟


text: cānwù

title: cānwù


text:
Tsaikkari

Etymology
. Compare,.

title: Tsaikkari


text:
參驗

Verb

 * 1) to investigate and verify

title: 參驗


text: 参验

title: 参验


text: 惭颜

title: 惭颜


text:
慚顏

Noun

 * 1)  embarrassed look on one's face; ashamed expression

title: 慚顏


text: cānyàn

title: cānyàn


text: cányán

title: cányán


text: 参豫

title: 参豫


text: 參豫

title: 參豫


text: cānzhàowù

title: cānzhàowù


text:
ricetta medica

Noun

 * 1)  prescription

title: ricetta medica


text:
餐點

Noun

 * 1) food establishment
 * 2) snack; light refreshment

title: 餐點


text: 餐点

title: 餐点


text: cāndiǎn

title: cāndiǎn


text:
餐風宿露

Idiom

 * 1) to endure the hardship of living and travelling out in the wild

title: 餐風宿露


text: 餐风宿露

title: 餐风宿露


text: cānfēngsùlù

title: cānfēngsùlù


text: fēngcānlùsù

title: fēngcānlùsù


text:
餐券

Noun

 * 1) meal ticket

title: 餐券


text: cānquàn

title: cānquàn


text:
餐位

Noun

 * 1) seat in a restaurant

title: 餐位


text: cānwèi

title: cānwèi


text:
殘雪

Noun

 * 1) remaining snow

title: 殘雪


text: cánxuě

title: cánxuě


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/wīdijan

Etymology
Inherited from. From.

Verb

 * 1)  to widen


text:
簡易程序罪行

Noun

 * 1)  summary offence
 * 2) * Section 16(2), Road Traffic (Driving-offence Points) Ordinance (Cap. 375)
 * 3) * Section 64B(1), Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance (Cap. 486)
 * 4) * Section 7(5), Electoral Affairs Commission Ordinance (Cap. 541)
 * 1) * Section 7(5), Electoral Affairs Commission Ordinance (Cap. 541)
 * 1) * Section 7(5), Electoral Affairs Commission Ordinance (Cap. 541)

title: 簡易程序罪行


text: 简易程序罪行

title: 简易程序罪行


text:
vähem

Adverb

 * : less

title: vähem


text:
Goodacre

Etymology
Three possible origins:
 * An English topographic surname for someone who farmed a productive piece of land, from +.
 * An English habitational surname from a minor place in Devon, from +.
 * An Americanized spelling of the surname, from  +.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Goodacre is the 52267th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 397 individuals. Goodacre is most common among White (78.84%) and Black/African American (15.37%) individuals.

title: Goodacre


text:
ຝາຍ

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

Noun

 * 1) dam; weir

title: ຝາຍ


text: Category:Swahili terms derived from the Arabic root ط و ف


text:
Євпаторія

Etymology
The name is. Renamed in 1784, after Crimea was occupied by the Russian Empire, in honor of a Pontic king, Mithridates VI Eupator, who had colonies in the region.

title: Євпаторія


text:
等外品

Noun

 * 1) reject; outshot

title: 等外品


text:
Talk:porqué

Etymology from Latin?
Can't we say for certainy that Spanish porqué comes from the Latin collocation - per quid? It shares cognates with other Romance languages: Italian perché; Portuguese porque; Catalan per què; and French parce que. Portuguese has an obsolete variant, perque; and Old French had par cel que. These point to a shared earlier point of origin, Latin. As for the form itself, it has been attested as early as the 1st Century AD from Seneca's Apocolocyntosis. Quid is used in interrogative clauses, as opposed to the relative or interrogative adjective quod. Sound changes would indicate the i turning into an e and in, and in Iberian would conflate per and pro. LatinGuy87 (talk) 08:10, 20 August 2022 (UTC)

 * Someone should make a Latin page. Kwékwlos (talk) 14:52, 1 April 2023 (UTC)

title: Talk:porqué


text:
搭漿貨

Noun

 * 1)  product of low quality

title: 搭漿貨


text: 搭浆货

title: 搭浆货


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/smuga

Etymology
According to Vasmer, akin to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. Further compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) stripe?, streak?, strip?

Descendants

 * East Slavic:
 * South Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * Sorbian:
 * West Slavic:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:
 * Sorbian:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/smuga


text: naru hodo

title: naru hodo


text: 杪小

title: 杪小


text:
օրհասական

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) deadly, fatal, causing death
 * 2) dying, moribund
 * 3) characteristic of a dying person
 * 4) fateful, decisive, life-or-death
 * 5) extremely difficult or severe
 * 1) characteristic of a dying person
 * 2) fateful, decisive, life-or-death
 * 3) extremely difficult or severe
 * 1) extremely difficult or severe

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) deadly, fatal
 * 2) dying, moribund
 * 3)  the day of one's death

title: օրհասական


text:
推扳貨

Noun

 * 1) product of low quality
 * 2) coward; dimwit

title: 推扳貨


text: 推扳货

title: 推扳货


text: Meacocks

title: Meacocks


text:
陳貨

Noun

 * 1) product that has been collecting dust; old stock

title: 陳貨


text: 陈货

title: 陈货


text:
ᦚᦻ

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

Noun

 * 1) dam; weir

title: ᦚᦻ


text: tral

title: tral


text: liquidity traps

title: liquidity traps


text: little bush moas

title: little bush moas


text: little dodos

title: little dodos


text: little guys

title: little guys


text: Little Tokyos

title: Little Tokyos


text: living walls

title: living walls


text: log pots

title: log pots


text: loggerhead kingbirds

title: loggerhead kingbirds


text: loggerhead musk turtles

title: loggerhead musk turtles


text: loggerhead sea turtles

title: loggerhead sea turtles


text: London plane trees

title: London plane trees


text: London planes

title: London planes


text: long cases

title: long cases


text: long-tailed meadowlarks

title: long-tailed meadowlarks


text: trallo

title: trallo


text: look backs

title: look backs


text: Lord High Admirals

title: Lord High Admirals


text: Lorena Bobbitts

title: Lorena Bobbitts


text: tragli

title: tragli


text:
ӡьаада

Verb

 * 1) to throw
 * 2) to wave

title: ӡьаада


text:
ӡьама

Noun

 * 1) other
 * 2) another

title: ӡьама


text:
yay-boo

Adjective

 * 1) Involving both celebration and disapproval.

title: yay-boo


text:
ӡьамазаҟаала

Adverb

 * 1) elsewhere, somewhere else

title: ӡьамазаҟаала


text:
amorální

Adjective

 * 1) immoral

Related terms

 * See

title: amorální


text: loss preventions

title: loss preventions


text:
ӡьаны

Adverb

 * 1) standing, stood up

title: ӡьаны


text: Lp spaces

title: Lp spaces


text: lower arms

title: lower arms


text: low mass stars

title: low mass stars


text: loudness races

title: loudness races


text:
ӡьааԥха

Noun

 * 1) cauldron
 * 2) frying pan

title: ӡьааԥха


text:
ӡьаҫа

Verb

 * 1) to swim

title: ӡьаҫа


text: reservation booking designators

title: reservation booking designators


text:
ӡьаӡь

Noun

 * 1) bee

title: ӡьаӡь


text:
𒈨𒈛𒄩𒆠

Etymology
sux; might be a borrowing from.

Proper noun

 * 1) Meluhha

title: 𒈨𒈛𒄩𒆠


text:
fralla

Etymology
Hypocorism of.

Noun

 * 1)  a small white bread or bread roll (bun-shaped white bread)

Usage notes
Close synonym of. Less restricted to a bun shape.

title: fralla


text: frallo

title: frallo


text:
poikkisyyhyn

Etymology
(illative singular)

title: poikkisyyhyn


text:
poikkisyin

Etymology
(instructive plural)

Adverb

 * 1) across the grain, against the grain

title: poikkisyin


text: fralle

title: fralle


text: fragli

title: fragli


text: hóutóu

title: hóutóu


text: yānyán

title: yānyán


text:
cluster F-bomb

Etymology
. user SAMAS in 2007.

Noun

 * 1)  A length of dialogue containing numerous uses of the word.

title: cluster F-bomb


text: cluster F-bombs

title: cluster F-bombs


text:
ӡьаӡьбзааԥа

Noun

 * 1) bee wing

title: ӡьаӡьбзааԥа


text: fart squirrels

title: fart squirrels


text:
ӡьаӡьааԥа

Noun

 * 1) hive

title: ӡьаӡьааԥа


text:
ӡәадашь

Noun

 * 1) drink (a serving of drink)

title: ӡәадашь


text: attic ladders

title: attic ladders


text:
հոգեվարք

Etymology
, the plural of.

Noun

 * 1) agony of death, death throes, last moments of life
 * 2)  strong psychological or mental stress
 * 1)  strong psychological or mental stress

title: հոգեվարք


text: Kayor

title: Kayor


text:
Martinyan

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Statistics

 * According to data collected by Forebears in 2014, Martinyan is the 473286th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 29 individuals.

title: Martinyan


text:
imorální

Adjective

 * 1)  immoral morally wrong

Related terms

 * See

title: imorální


text:
Martinian

Etymology
Variant of.

Statistics

 * According to data collected by Forebears in 2014, Martinian is the 392288th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 39 individuals.

title: Martinian


text: Martinians

title: Martinians


text: Martinyans

title: Martinyans


text:
ننگ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) infamy; dishonor; shame

Noun

 * 1) partiality
 * 2) support, partisanship

title: ننگ


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/gōdijan

Etymology
Inherited from. Equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1) to make good, improve


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/fragōdijan

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to compensate, reimburse


text:
ulemavu wa ngozi

Etymology
lit. 'disability of the skin'.

Noun

 * 1) albinism

title: ulemavu wa ngozi


text:
Մարտինյան

Etymology
From.

title: Մարտինյան


text:
tear up the dance floor

Verb

 * 1)  To engage vigorously in dancing.

title: tear up the dance floor


text:
misprobe

Verb

 * 1) To probe incorrectly.

Noun

 * 1) An instance of misprobing.

title: misprobe


text: misprobes

title: misprobes


text: misprobing

title: misprobing


text: misprobed

title: misprobed


text:
dust off the cobwebs

Verb

 * 1) To begin an activity that has been suspended for a long time; to return to something after a long time, especially when there is a need to regain former familiarity or facility.

title: dust off the cobwebs


text:
waail

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

Noun

 * 1) dam

title: waail


text: Citations:Kayor

title: Citations:Kayor


text: Citations:Kayllor

title: Citations:Kayllor


text: Gambra

title: Gambra


text: Citations:Gambra

title: Citations:Gambra


text:
հոգեվար

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) experiencing death throes, dying
 * 2) having been done or having taken place in a state of dying

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) experiencing death throes, dying, close to death

Noun

 * 1) agony of death, last moments of life, giving up the ghost

title: հոգեվար


text:
Ջամբազյան

Etymology
From, from.

title: Ջամբազյան


text:
فرجام

Etymology
From, from +.

Noun

 * 1) end; conclusion
 * 2) result
 * 3) benefit
 * 4)  hearing of the supreme court
 * 1) benefit
 * 2)  hearing of the supreme court
 * 1)  hearing of the supreme court
 * 1)  hearing of the supreme court

title: فرجام


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/gōlijan

Etymology
Inherited from. Equivalent to.

Verb

 * 1)  to greet


text: Kayllor

title: Kayllor


text:
root system

Noun

 * 1)  The structure comprising the roots of a plant.
 * 2)  A configuration of vectors in a Euclidean space satisfying certain geometrical properties, fundamental in the theory of Lie groups and Lie algebras.

title: root system


text: root systems

title: root systems


text:
Niemeier lattice

Etymology
After mathematician Hans-Volker Niemeier, who classified them in 1973.

Noun

 * 1)  Any of the 24 positive definite even unimodular lattices of rank 24.

title: Niemeier lattice


text: Niemeier lattices

title: Niemeier lattices


text: Mikoyans

title: Mikoyans


text:
Leech lattice

Etymology
After mathematician John Leech, who discovered it in 1967.

Noun

 * 1)  An even unimodular lattice Λ24 in 24-dimensional Euclidean space, which is one of the best models for the problem of finding the maximum possible kissing number for n-dimensional spheres in (n + 1)-dimensional Euclidean space.

title: Leech lattice


text: Leech lattices

title: Leech lattices


text: leechbooks

title: leechbooks


text:
kissing number

Noun

 * 1)  For a given space, the maximum number of non-overlapping unit spheres that can be arranged in that space such that they each touch a common unit sphere.

title: kissing number


text: kissing numbers

title: kissing numbers


text:
Newton number

Etymology
Named after.

title: Newton number


text: Newton numbers

title: Newton numbers


text:
no body, no crime

Phrase

 * 1) If the murdered corpse cannot be found, a person cannot be charged with murder.
 * 2)  An accusation cannot be made without evidence.

title: no body, no crime


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/uʀhaltijan

Etymology
Derived from.

Verb

 * 1)  to lame, make lame


text: Category:Italian terms with unetymological gemination


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/hnaitijan

Etymology
Inherited from.

Verb

 * 1)  to hit, strike, poke
 * 2)  to insult


text:
skrytmåns

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  a braggart

title: skrytmåns


text:
Felkirk

Etymology
From +.

title: Felkirk


text: œgophony

title: œgophony


text: tonicking

title: tonicking


text: tonicked

title: tonicked


text:
落市貨

Noun

 * 1)  off-season produce

title: 落市貨


text: 落市货

title: 落市货


text:
落腳貨

Noun

 * 1)  leftover products often of lower quality

title: 落腳貨


text: 落脚货

title: 落脚货


text:
Spirito Santo

Etymology
From. The pronunciation might be a remnant of the original Latin -s.

Proper noun

 * 1)  the Holy Ghost

title: Spirito Santo


text: Bargeddie

title: Bargeddie


text:
gnällmåns

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  someone tending to whine or complain; a whiner

title: gnällmåns


text: Ҙәыда

title: Ҙәыда


text: Зекәа

title: Зекәа


text: Зеиҫәа

title: Зеиҫәа


text:
gnällspik

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  someone tending to whine or complain; a whiner

title: gnällspik


text:
Mosopelea

Noun

 * 1)  A Siouan-speaking Native American people who historically inhabited the upper Ohio River.

title: Mosopelea


text: Mosopeleas

title: Mosopeleas


text:
metaética

Noun

 * 1) metaethics

title: metaética


text: ugrofinesas

title: ugrofinesas


text: ugrofineses

title: ugrofineses


text: ugrofinesa

title: ugrofinesa


text: Ҭхәаж

title: Ҭхәаж


text:
tsonga

Noun

 * 1) Tsonga

title: tsonga


text: Category:ky:Firearms

title: Category:ky:Firearms


text: Category:alt:Firearms

title: Category:alt:Firearms


text: Category:ky:Weapons

title: Category:ky:Weapons


text: Category:alt:Weapons

title: Category:alt:Weapons


text:
béntico

Adjective

 * 1) benthic

title: béntico


text: Category:ky:Hunting

title: Category:ky:Hunting


text: Category:alt:Hunting

title: Category:alt:Hunting


text:
lusones

Noun

 * 1) Lusones

title: lusones


text:
аб'а

Noun

 * 1) an ill or sick person; a patient

title: аб'а


text:
gargantillo

Noun

 * 1) seedeater

title: gargantillo


text:
аб'ацәиа

Noun

 * 1) hospital

title: аб'ацәиа


text:
аб'аагьа

Adjective

 * 1) seriously ill

title: аб'аагьа


text: microquirópteros

title: microquirópteros


text:
аб'ашь

Noun

 * 1) illness, disease

title: аб'ашь


text:
адыга

Noun

 * 1) Circassian person

title: адыга


text:
atlapetes

Noun

 * 1) brushfinch

title: atlapetes


text:
New Imperialism

Proper noun

 * 1)  A period of unprecedented colonial expansion by European powers, the United States, and Japan during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

title: New Imperialism


text:
brushfinch

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) Any bird of the genus.

Translations

 * Finnish: andiensirkku

title: brushfinch


text:
chargedness

Noun

 * 1) The quality of being charged.

title: chargedness


text:
megaduque

Noun

 * 1) megaduke

title: megaduque


text: Chamaeleolis

title: Chamaeleolis


text: brushfinches

title: brushfinches


text:
escutelo

Noun

 * 1) scutellum

title: escutelo


text: elaenias

title: elaenias


text: clearing saw

title: clearing saw


text: clearing saws

title: clearing saws


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/hlībijan

Etymology
Inherited from.

Verb

 * 1) to care for


text:
skrytsam

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  tending to brag (too much); bragging, boastful
 * 2) intended to impress in a bragging way; ostentatious

title: skrytsam


text:
bicicrós

Noun

 * 1) cyclo-cross

title: bicicrós


text:
escualiforme

Noun

 * 1) squaliform

title: escualiforme


text:
mezzanined

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Of a building: having a mezzanine or intermediate level.

title: mezzanined


text:
opistobránquio

Noun

 * 1) opisthobranch

title: opistobránquio


text:
dasiuromorfo

Noun

 * 1) dasiuromorph

title: dasiuromorfo


text: escualiformes

title: escualiformes


text:
kílice

Noun

 * 1) kylix

title: kílice


text: tetramorfas

title: tetramorfas


text: tetramorfa

title: tetramorfa


text: tetramorfos

title: tetramorfos


text: kílices

title: kílices


text: Glasgow Green

title: Glasgow Green


text:
darolutamida

Noun

 * 1) darolutamide

title: darolutamida


text: isóptera

title: isóptera


text: isópteras

title: isópteras


text:
cocapitán

Noun

 * 1) joint captain; cocaptain

title: cocapitán


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/hnaikijan

Etymology
Inherited from.

Verb

 * 1)  to strike
 * 2)  to kill


text:
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Enjoy your stay at Wiktionary! Inner Focus (talk) 11:14, 20 August 2022 (UTC)

post-card
Uhhh although this is fun: you realise that pre- (before) and post- (after) are not the usual sense of postcard, a card sent in the post. Right? RIGHT? best wishes, Equinox ◑ 07:00, 24 August 2022 (UTC)

 * The prefix post- in the word "postcard" means "post", not "after". Also, I will find any quotation that says the word where its root word is an irregular plural, and its prefix changes the word type. Most of them can't be found, or some are not available in the English dictionary, and also see the pages Citations: artistics and Citations: glue cannon. 176.88.82.195 07:20, 24 August 2022 (UTC)

 * "post" in "postcard" is very, very, very definitely not a prefix. That word is a compound. Equinox ◑ 07:25, 24 August 2022 (UTC)

 * I'm not confusing the prefixes with compounds. An example is that a non-prefix is a compound that functions like a prefix but it's not a prefix. Non- means "no, not, or none", and "non" means "that which isn't something" or "anything that isn't something". 176.88.82.195 07:32, 24 August 2022 (UTC)

 * If you think "post" in "postcard" is a prefix then you need a real spanking. Trousers down. Equinox ◑ 07:34, 24 August 2022 (UTC)

 * And if you think I don't know what "non-" means being a 40-year-old Englishman with an English degree, then you are just rude. xox Equinox ◑ 07:35, 24 August 2022 (UTC)
 * I can't find any quotation with this meaning. So, it does not mean "being a 40-year-old Englishman with an English degree", and I'm not rude. 176.88.82.195 07:43, 24 August 2022 (UTC)

Blocked for adding huge numbers of bad etymologies
See your block log for examples. Equinox ◑ 14:32, 27 August 2022 (UTC)

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