text:
djöfulli

Etymology
Derived from the curse word by imitating the endings of the related adverbial curse words, , etc. ( can not be naturally derived from by itself).

Appears in the mid-20th century.

Adverb

 * 1) darn, damn a fairly mild curse word, most often used positively

title: djöfulli


text: Category:Rhymes:Finnish/uːnor

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

title: Category:Rhymes:Finnish/uːnor


text:
tiba-tiba

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1) suddenly

title: tiba-tiba


title: kik1


text: Category:Rhymes:Finnish/økyily

title: Category:Rhymes:Finnish/økyily


text:
സ്വീകരിക്കുക

Verb

 * 1) to accept
 * 2) to receive
 * 3) to welcome

title: സ്വീകരിക്കുക


text: Category:Rhymes:Finnish/økyily/3 syllables


text: phosgenations

title: phosgenations


text: philologasters

title: philologasters


text: Philippinists

title: Philippinists


text: philips

title: philips


text: philiacs

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text:
Citations:Syuejia

 * Yeh Wang (1826-1889), a master craftsman born in Chiayi, founded the Taiwanese branch of the industry, and though his work is rare these days, you can still see some of his original figures in Ciji Temple in Syuejia near Tainan (see p.333).
 * Cultured Japanese eels (n = 257) were purchased from 1 pond in Yonglin, 6 ponds in Budai (run by the same farmer), and 1 pond in Syuejia all of southwestern Taiwan in Sept. 2006.
 * Cultured Japanese eels (n = 257) were purchased from 1 pond in Yonglin, 6 ponds in Budai (run by the same farmer), and 1 pond in Syuejia all of southwestern Taiwan in Sept. 2006.
 * Healthy sturgeon, a cultured Huso huso × Acipenser ruthenus hybrid, (body weight: 130 ± 10 g) and healthy rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss (body weight: 100 ± 10 g) were obtained from the Fisheries Research Institute, COA (Changhua county, Taiwan) and a cultural fish farm (Syuejia District, Tainan City, Taiwan).
 * Cultured Japanese eels (n = 257) were purchased from 1 pond in Yonglin, 6 ponds in Budai (run by the same farmer), and 1 pond in Syuejia all of southwestern Taiwan in Sept. 2006.
 * Cultured Japanese eels (n = 257) were purchased from 1 pond in Yonglin, 6 ponds in Budai (run by the same farmer), and 1 pond in Syuejia all of southwestern Taiwan in Sept. 2006.
 * Healthy sturgeon, a cultured Huso huso × Acipenser ruthenus hybrid, (body weight: 130 ± 10 g) and healthy rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss (body weight: 100 ± 10 g) were obtained from the Fisheries Research Institute, COA (Changhua county, Taiwan) and a cultural fish farm (Syuejia District, Tainan City, Taiwan).
 * Healthy sturgeon, a cultured Huso huso × Acipenser ruthenus hybrid, (body weight: 130 ± 10 g) and healthy rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss (body weight: 100 ± 10 g) were obtained from the Fisheries Research Institute, COA (Changhua county, Taiwan) and a cultural fish farm (Syuejia District, Tainan City, Taiwan).
 * Healthy sturgeon, a cultured Huso huso × Acipenser ruthenus hybrid, (body weight: 130 ± 10 g) and healthy rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss (body weight: 100 ± 10 g) were obtained from the Fisheries Research Institute, COA (Changhua county, Taiwan) and a cultural fish farm (Syuejia District, Tainan City, Taiwan).
 * Healthy sturgeon, a cultured Huso huso × Acipenser ruthenus hybrid, (body weight: 130 ± 10 g) and healthy rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss (body weight: 100 ± 10 g) were obtained from the Fisheries Research Institute, COA (Changhua county, Taiwan) and a cultural fish farm (Syuejia District, Tainan City, Taiwan).
 * Healthy sturgeon, a cultured Huso huso × Acipenser ruthenus hybrid, (body weight: 130 ± 10 g) and healthy rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss (body weight: 100 ± 10 g) were obtained from the Fisheries Research Institute, COA (Changhua county, Taiwan) and a cultural fish farm (Syuejia District, Tainan City, Taiwan).
 * Healthy sturgeon, a cultured Huso huso × Acipenser ruthenus hybrid, (body weight: 130 ± 10 g) and healthy rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss (body weight: 100 ± 10 g) were obtained from the Fisheries Research Institute, COA (Changhua county, Taiwan) and a cultural fish farm (Syuejia District, Tainan City, Taiwan).
 * Healthy sturgeon, a cultured Huso huso × Acipenser ruthenus hybrid, (body weight: 130 ± 10 g) and healthy rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss (body weight: 100 ± 10 g) were obtained from the Fisheries Research Institute, COA (Changhua county, Taiwan) and a cultural fish farm (Syuejia District, Tainan City, Taiwan).
 * Healthy sturgeon, a cultured Huso huso × Acipenser ruthenus hybrid, (body weight: 130 ± 10 g) and healthy rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss (body weight: 100 ± 10 g) were obtained from the Fisheries Research Institute, COA (Changhua county, Taiwan) and a cultural fish farm (Syuejia District, Tainan City, Taiwan).

title: Citations:Syuejia


text:
معضلة

Noun

 * 1) problem, riddle, enigma, dilemma

title: معضلة


text:
tillgodose

Etymology
🇰🇲

Verb

 * 1) accommodate, satisfy, fulfill
 * 2) supply, provide

title: tillgodose


text:
peittiissä

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to hide

title: peittiissä


text: tillgodosedda

title: tillgodosedda


text: tillgodosetts

title: tillgodosetts


text: tillgodosågs

title: tillgodosågs


text: Category:Japanese terms spelled with 捜 read as さが


text: tillgodoses

title: tillgodoses


text: tillgodosåg

title: tillgodosåg


text: tillgodoseende

title: tillgodoseende


text: tillgodosett

title: tillgodosett


text: phenylthiophenes

title: phenylthiophenes


text: phenylsulfonyls

title: phenylsulfonyls


text: phenylsulfinyls

title: phenylsulfinyls


text: phenylsuccinates

title: phenylsuccinates


text: phenylpropyls

title: phenylpropyls


text: phenyloxys

title: phenyloxys


text: phenyliminos

title: phenyliminos


text: phenylfurans

title: phenylfurans


text: phenyldiethanolamines

title: phenyldiethanolamines


text:
paleotechnology

Noun

 * 1) technology used by ancient peoples

title: paleotechnology


text:
ജീവനക്കാരൻ

Noun

 * 1) employee; salaried staff

title: ജീവനക്കാരൻ


text:
ქობალია

Etymology
From.

title: ქობალია


text:
ജീവനക്കാരി

Noun

 * 1) employee; salaried staff

title: ജീവനക്കാരി


text: phenylazirines

title: phenylazirines


text: phenylations

title: phenylations


text: phenylalaninemias

title: phenylalaninemias


text: phenylacetyls

title: phenylacetyls


text: phenolethers

title: phenolethers


text: phenanthridiniums

title: phenanthridiniums


text: phenanthrenylenes

title: phenanthrenylenes


text: phenanthrenyls

title: phenanthrenyls


text: phalaenopsines

title: phalaenopsines


text:
Citations:Ciaotou

 * The jurisdiction area of Taiwan Ciaotou District Prosecutors Office includes 26 districts in total.
 * The Ciaotou District Prosecutors Office and Kaohsiung police both responded Tuesday that no relevant information has been received so far from the mayor's office. . . . Wang Po-tun (王柏敦), an official with the Ciaotou Prosecutors Office, said that if Han was to file a charge on offences against privacy, he would have to do it personally.
 * The jurisdiction area of Taiwan Ciaotou District Prosecutors Office includes 26 districts in total.
 * The Ciaotou District Prosecutors Office and Kaohsiung police both responded Tuesday that no relevant information has been received so far from the mayor's office. . . . Wang Po-tun (王柏敦), an official with the Ciaotou Prosecutors Office, said that if Han was to file a charge on offences against privacy, he would have to do it personally.
 * The jurisdiction area of Taiwan Ciaotou District Prosecutors Office includes 26 districts in total.
 * The Ciaotou District Prosecutors Office and Kaohsiung police both responded Tuesday that no relevant information has been received so far from the mayor's office. . . . Wang Po-tun (王柏敦), an official with the Ciaotou Prosecutors Office, said that if Han was to file a charge on offences against privacy, he would have to do it personally.
 * The jurisdiction area of Taiwan Ciaotou District Prosecutors Office includes 26 districts in total.
 * The Ciaotou District Prosecutors Office and Kaohsiung police both responded Tuesday that no relevant information has been received so far from the mayor's office. . . . Wang Po-tun (王柏敦), an official with the Ciaotou Prosecutors Office, said that if Han was to file a charge on offences against privacy, he would have to do it personally.
 * The Ciaotou District Prosecutors Office and Kaohsiung police both responded Tuesday that no relevant information has been received so far from the mayor's office. . . . Wang Po-tun (王柏敦), an official with the Ciaotou Prosecutors Office, said that if Han was to file a charge on offences against privacy, he would have to do it personally.
 * The Ciaotou District Prosecutors Office and Kaohsiung police both responded Tuesday that no relevant information has been received so far from the mayor's office. . . . Wang Po-tun (王柏敦), an official with the Ciaotou Prosecutors Office, said that if Han was to file a charge on offences against privacy, he would have to do it personally.
 * The Ciaotou District Prosecutors Office and Kaohsiung police both responded Tuesday that no relevant information has been received so far from the mayor's office. . . . Wang Po-tun (王柏敦), an official with the Ciaotou Prosecutors Office, said that if Han was to file a charge on offences against privacy, he would have to do it personally.
 * The Ciaotou District Prosecutors Office and Kaohsiung police both responded Tuesday that no relevant information has been received so far from the mayor's office. . . . Wang Po-tun (王柏敦), an official with the Ciaotou Prosecutors Office, said that if Han was to file a charge on offences against privacy, he would have to do it personally.
 * The Ciaotou District Prosecutors Office and Kaohsiung police both responded Tuesday that no relevant information has been received so far from the mayor's office. . . . Wang Po-tun (王柏敦), an official with the Ciaotou Prosecutors Office, said that if Han was to file a charge on offences against privacy, he would have to do it personally.

title: Citations:Ciaotou


text: Phaëthontiads

title: Phaëthontiads


text: pgRNAs

title: pgRNAs


text: pgrnas

title: pgrnas


text: PGDs

title: PGDs


text: PFTs

title: PFTs


text: PFOs

title: PFOs


text:
Inkinen

Etymology
.

title: Inkinen


text: pestalotiollides

title: pestalotiollides


text: Pervezis

title: Pervezis


text: perventions

title: perventions


text: perveances

title: perveances


text: persulfurations

title: persulfurations


text: PERSTATs

title: PERSTATs


text: Persophobes

title: Persophobes


text: perplections

title: perplections


text: perselenides

title: perselenides


text: peroxyhemiacetals

title: peroxyhemiacetals


text: peroxovanadates

title: peroxovanadates


text: peroxidants

title: peroxidants


text: permutizers

title: permutizers


text: permacaths

title: permacaths


text: Template:R:te:AVK 2008

title: Template:R:te:AVK 2008


text: bedömaren

title: bedömaren


text: bedömarna

title: bedömarna


text: bedömarens

title: bedömarens


text: bedömarnas

title: bedömarnas


text: bedömares

title: bedömares


text:
Cordelli

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Statistics

 * According to data collected by Forebears in 2014, Cordelli is the 161220th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 135 individuals.

title: Cordelli


text: inkompetenta

title: inkompetenta


text: photolurkers

title: photolurkers


text:
Lekas

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Lekas is the 43369th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 498 individuals. Lekas is most common among White (95.38%) individuals.

title: Lekas


text:
Layon

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Layon is the 139228th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 120 individuals. Layon is most common among Asian/Pacific Islander (49.17%) and White (31.67%) individuals.

title: Layon


text: Layons

title: Layons


text:
udupić

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to fuck, to put one's ass in a sling, to screw, to screw over

title: udupić


text:
ঘোরা

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to turn
 * 2) to spin, to rotate
 * 3) to travel, to wander
 * 1) to travel, to wander
 * 1) to travel, to wander

title: ঘোরা


text:
udupiać

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to fuck, to put one's ass in a sling, to screw, to screw over

title: udupiać


text:
Lloyds

Etymology 1

 * From

Proper noun

 * , formerly known as Lloyds TSB Group.
 * , a subsidiary of Lloyds Banking Group.
 * 1) A placename
 * 1) A placename

title: Lloyds


text:
Lloyd's

Proper noun

 * , a British reinsurance market.

title: Lloyd's


text:
danaid eggfly

Etymology
So called as they mimic the appearance of toxic butterflies such as Danaus chrysippus and Danaus plexippus.

Noun

 * 1) A common species of nymphalid butterfly,, of tropical and subtropical Africa, Asia, Australasia, and the Americas.

title: danaid eggfly


text: danaid eggflies

title: danaid eggflies


text: ఐరాస

title: ఐరాస


text:
egenintresse

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) self-interest

title: egenintresse


text:
Lloyds Bank

Proper noun

 * 1)  , a British retail and commercial bank.
 * , formerly known as Lloyds TSB Group, the parent company of Lloyds Bank.

title: Lloyds Bank


text: egenintresset

title: egenintresset


text: egenintressen

title: egenintressen


text: egenintressena

title: egenintressena


text: egenintresses

title: egenintresses


text: egenintressets

title: egenintressets


text: egenintressens

title: egenintressens


text: egenintressenas

title: egenintressenas


text:
retail bank

Noun

 * 1)  A bank whose chief business is providing banking services to the general public.

Derived terms

 * retail banking

Translations

 * Arabic: مَصْرِف اِسْتِهْلَاكِيّ, بَنْك اِسْتِهْلَاكِيّ
 * Bengali:
 * Chinese:
 * Cantonese:
 * Mandarin: 零售銀行
 * Dutch:, consumentenbank
 * Finnish: vähittäispankki
 * French:
 * German: Privatkundenbank
 * Hindi:
 * Italian:
 * Japanese:
 * Norwegian:
 * Bokmål:
 * Nynorsk:
 * Polish: bankowość detaliczna
 * Russian:
 * Spanish:
 * Swedish: konsumentbank
 * Tagalog:

title: retail bank


text: pre-establish

title: pre-establish


text: pre-establishes

title: pre-establishes


text: pre-establishing

title: pre-establishing


text: pre-established

title: pre-established


text: preëstablish

title: preëstablish


text: preëstablishes

title: preëstablishes


text: preëstablishing

title: preëstablishing


text: preëstablished

title: preëstablished


text:
ngone

Pronoun

 * , we

title: ngone


text: Citations:huque

title: Citations:huque


text: retail banks

title: retail banks


text:
seghetto alternativo

Noun

 * 1) jigsaw tool

title: seghetto alternativo


text:
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Parameters

 * 1 Word (e.g. faldr)

Examples

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text:
buck slip

Noun

 * 1)  A piece of paper attached to a file, memorandum, etc., indicating who should read it and what action to take.
 * 2)  A small advertising flyer included alongside other correspondence.

title: buck slip


text: buck slips

title: buck slips


text:
huque

Noun

 * 1) huke
 * 2) * Anatole France, Le Pain noir:
 * "fr"
 * "fr"

- Et il était reconnaissable à son bonnet de laine rouge, à sa huque fourrée, à son visage noyé de graisse jaune et à ses petits yeux vifs.

 * 1) * 1972, Hervé Bazin, Cri de la chouette, Grasset, edition of Le Livre de Poche, page 179:
 * "fr"

- Nous sommes entrés par petits paquets dans une mairie de brique, ex-abbaye affichant les armes de la ville où figure un des clous de la Croix et cette plaque, fière d'annoncer que la Pucelle est passée là en mars 1430. Elle n'a eu qu'un tort : en repartir pour Compiègne pour se faire tirer par la huque à bas de son cheval.

title: huque


text:
ফেরা

Etymology
, from. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 /, 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to return
 * 2) to turn
 * 1) to turn

title: ফেরা


text: heuke

title: heuke


text: heukes

title: heukes


text: huques

title: huques


text: Citations:麵麭

title: Citations:麵麭


text:
silyak

Noun

 * 1)  angry shout or yell

title: silyak


text:
querlesen

Verb

 * 1)  to skim, scan to read diagonally

title: querlesen


text: quergelesen

title: quergelesen


text: querzulesen

title: querzulesen


text: querlesend

title: querlesend


text:
ᠬᠠᠷᠮᠠᠨ ᠳᠢᠶᠠᠩᠬᠤᠸᠠ

Noun

 * 1)  mobile phone

title: ᠬᠠᠷᠮᠠᠨ ᠳᠢᠶᠠᠩᠬᠤᠸᠠ


text:
vällii

Postposition

 * 1)  between

title: vällii


text:
కంప్యూటర్

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: కంప్యూటర్


text:
Template:R:non:Prose

“” in Dictionary of Old Norse Prose (ONP) at University of Copenhagen

title: Template:R:non:Prose


text: Citations:企檯

title: Citations:企檯


text:
keelisisteema

Etymology
From,.

Noun

 * 1) language family

title: keelisisteema


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/Žiroslavъ

Etymology
From.

Related terms

 * (1=)

Descendants

 * East Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:
 * West Slavic:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/Žiroslavъ


text: Category:Northern Sami learned borrowings from Latin


text: Category:Northern Sami learned borrowings


text:
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Parameters

 * 1 Word (e.g. stǫng)
 * 2 ID (e.g. 76692)

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text:
User:Malku H₂n̥rés/Hebrew/MR

כּוֹתְבי־ אֲבִיעֶזֶר אֲבַעְבּוּעַת אֹרֶן אֲחִינֹעַם אִינְפַנְטִילִי אַנָּה אע״פ אַקְוַרְיוּם אֵרֵחַ בֻּטַּח בֵּין תְּחוּמִי בֵּין־תְּחוּמִי בַּלּוּטַת יוֹתֶרֶת הַמּוֹחַ בַּרְבָּרִי בֶּרְבֶּרִי בַּרְבְּרִי בַּרְחָשׁ בָּתֵּי־ גַּבְלִית הֻתְפַּל הֵיכָלִים הִלּוּךְ אִטִּי הֶעֱטִיר הִתְמַתֵּחַ זֻכָּה זַמְרִיר חֹב חֻבְצָה חֲזָזִית חִנּוּכִי חִסָּכוֹן חַיִץ חִתּוּל חֲלוֹמוֹת בְּאַסְפַּמְיָה חנוכות \ חֲנֻכּוֹת חנוכות \ חֲנֻכּוֹת־ חנוכת \ חֲנֻכַּת־ חַשְׁמוֹנָאִי טוּנָה טוֹנָה טֶלֶפוֹן נַיָּד טֶלֶפוֹן סֶלוּלָרִי טַפֶּט טרוּמְפֶּלְדּוֹר יַבְנֶה יְוֵּאן יֻחַס כּוֹהֲנֵי־ \ כֹּהֲנֵי־ כוונת־ כּוֹתְבים כִּנּוּי חִבָּה כיפורי \ כִּפּוּרֵי־ כִּפּוּרֵי־ כִּפּוּרִים לֹא רָאִינוּ אֵינָהּ רְאָיָה להקת עורבים לַהֲרֹג לוּחִית לחייך / לְחַיֵּךְ לֵיל כָּל הַקְּדוֹשִׁים לסה״נ מְאֻחָד מְאַפְיֵן מַגָּשׁ מִדְרָשִׁים מה פתאם מוֹבַּיְל מוּבָן מוֹעֵד מוֹרֶה מַטְלִית מֵילָה מִפְתָּן מִצְרָךְ מְכֻשָּׁף מַכְתֵּשׁ מֶלְחָצַיִם מַסֶּכְתּוֹת מַעֲרֶכֶת מֵידָע מַפְרֵט מַצְנֵחַ מְקַדֵּשׁ מִקְדָּשׁ מְעַט מקובל \ מְקֻבָּל מְקֻוַּן / מְקֻוַּון / מְקוּוַּן מַקְסִימוּם מְרֻבָּע מַרְזֵב מְרֻצֶּה מַרְצֶה מָרָתוֹן מִשְׂחֲקֵי מְשִׁיבוֹן מִשְׁלֹחַ מָנוֹת מִתְנַקֵּשׁ נִגְמַרְתֶּן נדנים נונין נֻחַם נִטּוּר ניקודים \ נִקּוּדִים נֶעֱלָם נַעַץ נַפְתָּלִי נְקֻדּוֹת נִקְרוֹת נָשׂוּא נִשְׁכָּח סֶבֶב הוֹפָעוֹת סֶגוֹלִים סָדָן סֻלְטָאן סוּסִים סֶאוּל סִכּוּיִים סִינִים סֻפַּק סָפַק סֵפֶר תּוֹרָה סֶרֶט תִּעוּדִי סתווים \ סְתָוִים עאכ״ו עֲגוּרָן עַדְלָיָדַע עוֹרֵק עו״ד עֶזְרַת עֵירֹם עַקְעָק עִשּׂוּר פּוֹלַנְיָה פִינִית פִּרְסֹמֶת פְּלוֹנְטֶר פָלַסְטִינִי פֶּנִי פְּסוּקִית פְּקֻדָּה פָּרָדוֹקְס פְּרִיבִילֶגְיָה פַּרְעוֹנִי פת פלטר צָמָה צִעְצוּעַ צֶרְיוּם צִ'ילֶה קִדּוּם קְהָת קוונטים \ קְוַנְטִים קְלִידִים קָמֵי־ קָמִים קֶנְגּוּרוּ קֻעְקַע קִצּוּץ קְצִיצַת קְרוֹאַטְיָה קִרְיַת טאָהש קֶרֶשׁ גִּהוּץ רָאשׁוּת רְבִיעִיָּה רַדְיָאטוֹר רוֹדְיוּם רוּחַ־רְפָאִים רֹעִי רִגּוּל תַּעֲשִׂיָּתִי רְצוּעוֹת רְצוּעַת רשם בפרוטוקול רשם פרוטוקול ר״מים שָׂדֶה לָבָן שֹׁהַם שחורים שַׁחֲרִית שִׁטָּפוֹן שִׁדָּה שִׂכּוּל שֶׁלַח שְׁנִיּוֹנִי שַׁעַר הָרַחֲמִים שַׁקְשׁוּקָה שְׁרַפְרַף תְּאוֹמִים תָּדִיר תוה״ק תּוֹלָע תְּזוּנָתִי תֻּחַם תִּחֵם תַּחֲנוּן תֵּיוֹן תֵּימָנִי תִּעֵד תִּרְבּוּת תָּכוּף תַּלְמוּדִי תַּמְרוּק תְּמָרִים תִּסְמֹנֶת הַאַף הַלָבָן תשלח תַּת־תַּרְבּוּת

title: User:Malku H₂n̥rés/Hebrew/MR


text:
bischen

Verb

 * 1)  to soothe, calm a baby

title: bischen


text:
epistoła

Etymology
, from, from.

Noun

 * 1)  epistle, letter
 * 2)  screed
 * 3)  epistle
 * 1)  epistle

title: epistoła


text: Category:xmf:Condiments

title: Category:xmf:Condiments


text: Category:xmf:Fruits

title: Category:xmf:Fruits


text: Category:xmf:Prunus genus plants

title: Category:xmf:Prunus genus plants


text: Category:xmf:Stone fruits

title: Category:xmf:Stone fruits


text:
ჸომური

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cherry plum
 * 2) tkemali, a cherry plum sauce

Usage notes
The preferred term for the meaning of tkemali is.

title: ჸომური


text:
sierra de sable

Noun

 * 1) sabre saw

title: sierra de sable


text: ჸუმური

title: ჸუმური


text: ომური

title: ომური


text:
samúðarkveðja

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) condolences comfort, support, or sympathy offered especially to the family and friends of somebody who has died

Usage notes
Practically always used in the plural.

title: samúðarkveðja


text:
serra de sabre

Noun

 * 1) sabre saw

Noun

 * 1) sabre saw

Noun

 * 1) sabre saw

title: serra de sabre


text: Category:pt:Saws

title: Category:pt:Saws


text: Category:Visakhapatnam Telugu

title: Category:Visakhapatnam Telugu


text:
buaya darat

Etymology
Compound of 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1)  playboy, womanizer
 * 2)  bad guy, scoundrel

title: buaya darat


text:
small-talker

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) A person who engages in small talk.

title: small-talker


text: uszum

title: uszum


text:
ყომური

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) cherry plum

title: ყომური


text:
Template:ta-conj-auto/documentation

It usually suffices to call this template with its only required parameter, the class of the verb; for instance:

This will create a Class 3 verb based on the current pagename. For example, if invoked on the page, it will produce

If a verb comprises of more than one word, only the final word will be conjugated.

Parameters

 * 1:
 * The class of the verb. Required, and discussed below.

 * 2:
 * The verb, in the lemma (imperative) form. Normally, omit this parameter, and it will be derived from the page name, but it can be included (with the value of the verb’s infinitive) if it is not the same as the page name (e.g. in a test page in user space).

 * imperat_sg:
 * The imperative-singular form, if it is not the same as the lemma

 * imperat_pl:
 * The imperative-plural form, if it is irregular

 * inf:
 * The infinitive form, if it is irregular. Notably, the irregular infinitives for, , , , , , , , , and are accounted for.

 * adv_part:
 * The adverbial participle form when it is irregular, as in for

 * aff_pres_base:
 * The (affective) present form, aka. the present adjectival participle for the verb if it is irregular. for, although this would be populated normally as  is a regular verb.

 * aff_pres_avai_base:
 * Equivalent of the above, but in the third person plural neuter as the medial suffix often changes. for, although this would be populated normally as  is a regular verb.

 * aff_past_base:
 * The (affective) past form, aka. the past adjectival participle for the verb if it is irregular. for, although this would be populated normally as  is a regular verb.

 * aff_futu_base:
 * The (affective) future form, aka. the base of the future forms (but not the future adjectival participle). for, although this would be populated normally as  is a regular verb.

 * gerund_2:
 * The gerund (form II) when it is irregular, as in for

Verb Classes
An explanation of verb classes can be seen here or here. For reference, they're also described below.

Class 1
Verbs that conjugate with, , and in the past, present, and future, respectively. An example is

Class 2
Verbs that conjugate with, , and in the past, present, and future, respectively. An example is

Class 3
Verbs that conjugate with, , and in the past, present, and future, respectively. An example is

Class 4
Verbs that conjugate with final consonant doubling,, and in the past, present, and future, respectively. An example is

Class 5
Verbs that usually conjugate with, , and in the past, present, and future, respectively. All these verbs are irregular to some extent, and require the additional forms. An example is

Class 6
Verbs that conjugate with, , and in the past, present, and future, respectively. An example is

Class 7
Verbs that conjugate with, , and in the past, present, and future, respectively. An example is

Sandhi
Ordinary sandhi is taken into account, so excess forms for the present, past, etc should not need to be provided. For instance on the page  produces

Notice how, by default, the future includes the duplicated  and the past tense base is  due to natural sandhi between a lateral approximant and a dental or retroflex stop.

title: Template:ta-conj-auto/documentation


text: Category:lzz:Prunus genus plants

title: Category:lzz:Prunus genus plants


text: Category:lzz:Stone fruits

title: Category:lzz:Stone fruits


text: Category:lzz:Fruits

title: Category:lzz:Fruits


text: ყომუი

title: ყომუი


text: Wiktionary:Foreign Word of the Day/2022/February 10


text: ომბრი

title: ომბრი


text:
అగ్గినిప్పు

Noun

 * 1) fire
 * 2)  spark

title: అగ్గినిప్పు


text:
elopaikka

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) place of residence

title: elopaikka


text: small-talkers

title: small-talkers


text:
متصرف

Etymology
From, active participle of.

Noun

 * 1) the governor of a sanjak

title: متصرف


text: preverts

title: preverts


text: pretotypes

title: pretotypes


text: presynchronizations

title: presynchronizations


text:
sierra circular

Noun

 * 1) circular saw a power-saw with a circular cutting blade

title: sierra circular


text: prestrokes

title: prestrokes


text: presheaths

title: presheaths


text: Category:gl:Saws

title: Category:gl:Saws


text: presonications

title: presonications


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Georgian-Zan/q̇amal-

Noun

 * 1) cherry plum (Prunus cerasifera)

Descendants

 * Zan:
 * Zan:


text:
Vormensch

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) prehuman, australopith

title: Vormensch


text: Category:ccs-gzn-pro:Fruits

title: Category:ccs-gzn-pro:Fruits


text: Category:ccs-gzn-pro:Foods

title: Category:ccs-gzn-pro:Foods


text: Category:ccs-gzn-pro:Food and drink

title: Category:ccs-gzn-pro:Food and drink


text: Category:ccs-gzn-pro:Prunus genus plants


text: Category:ccs-gzn-pro:Rose family plants

title: Category:ccs-gzn-pro:Rose family plants


text: Category:ccs-gzn-pro:Rosales order plants


text: Category:ccs-gzn-pro:Plants

title: Category:ccs-gzn-pro:Plants


text:
പഞ്ചായത്ത്

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) panchayat; village council

title: പഞ്ചായത്ത്


text:
തദ്ദേശ ഭരണകൂടം

Noun

 * 1) local government

title: തദ്ദേശ ഭരണകൂടം


text:
ഭരണകൂടം

Noun

 * 1) government

title: ഭരണകൂടം


text: ტყიმალი

title: ტყიმალი


text: ტყმიალი

title: ტყმიალი


text:
ഭരണ

Adjective

 * 1) of or relating to government

title: ഭരണ


text:
Frühmensch

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) prehuman member of the genus Homo before Homo sapiens

title: Frühmensch


text:
ഭരണനിർവ്വഹണം

Noun

 * 1) governance
 * 2) administration

title: ഭരണനിർവ്വഹണം


text:
നിർവ്വഹണം

Noun

 * 1) execution, administration

title: നിർവ്വഹണം


text: Category:de:Saws

title: Category:de:Saws


text: Category:ca:Saws

title: Category:ca:Saws


text:
Urmensch

Etymology
From.

title: Urmensch


text: Del Noce

title: Del Noce


text: Category:nl:Saws

title: Category:nl:Saws


text:
taparøx

Etymology
Either or, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) small axe

title: taparøx


text:
Rivabene

Etymology
Shortened form of.

title: Rivabene


text: Galantucci

title: Galantucci


text:
പാലിക്കുക

Verb

 * 1)  to follow (rules, guidelines, instructions, etc.); abide by
 * 2) to operate; execute

title: പാലിക്കുക


text:
കാര്യനിർവഹണം

Noun

 * 1) administration
 * 2) management

title: കാര്യനിർവഹണം


text:
Fatzke

Etymology
Probably, the vocative form of , which is the diminutive form of the given name , itself from , from , from. .

Noun

 * 1)  beau, dandy, fop, peacock, pompous twit

title: Fatzke


text:
fundarlaun

Noun

 * 1) reward paid to the finder of lost property for returning it to the owner

title: fundarlaun


text:
eochair uaisle éadach

Proverb

 * 1) fine feathers make fine birds

title: eochair uaisle éadach


text:
ഔദ്യോഗിക

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) official

title: ഔദ്യോഗിക


text: Category:Icelandic thesaurus entries

title: Category:Icelandic thesaurus entries


text:
ഉദ്യോഗസ്ഥൻ

Noun

 * 1) official;  officeholder

title: ഉദ്യോഗസ്ഥൻ


text:
andskoti

Etymology
An Old Norse term meaning "opponent", from 🇰🇲.

By extension, everybody's opponent is Satan. This meaning is attested in some old poems, including one claimed to be from 1180.

Noun

 * 1)  opponent, enemy
 * 2)  devil, Satan

Adverb

 * 1) damn, bloody curse word used for emphasis, often positive

title: andskoti


text: Rogato

title: Rogato


text: pincerni

title: pincerni


text: Scattone

title: Scattone


text: Harar

title: Harar


text:
krulla

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1) curl in hair

Verb

 * 1) to curl hair

Noun

 * 1) curling sport

Verb

 * 1) to curl (make curly), to curl up
 * 2)  to curl (become curly), to curl up

title: krulla


text:
ആസൂത്രണം

Noun

 * 1) planning

title: ആസൂത്രണം


text: Ruzzini

title: Ruzzini


text: Vermiglioli

title: Vermiglioli


text: malvaceas

title: malvaceas


text:
sẹ

Verb

 * 1) to condense

Verb

 * 1) to sieve

title: sẹ


text: Milesi

title: Milesi


text:
níor eitigh páipéar bán dúch riamh

Proverb

 * 1) Youth is impressionable. (literally "Blank paper never rejected ink.")

title: níor eitigh páipéar bán dúch riamh


text:
tartà

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) tartan

title: tartà


text:
kiweje

Verb

 * 1) to shrivel

title: kiweje


text:
Sanacore

Etymology
.

title: Sanacore


text:
bizzilla

Etymology
From a diminutive of. Lace originated in Italy in the 15th century and was produced in Malta by the 16th century. The Maltese word probably goes back to that time because the b- suggests an early borrowing.

Noun

 * 1) lace fabric

Adjective

 * 1) of perfect work

title: bizzilla


text: Chiummiento

title: Chiummiento


text:
rútína

Noun

 * 1) routine

title: rútína


text:
TYRP1

Noun

 * 1)  An enzyme
 * 2)  The gene encoding for the enzyme
 * 1)  The gene encoding for the enzyme
 * 1)  The gene encoding for the enzyme

title: TYRP1


text:
Madziarka

Etymology
From.

title: Madziarka


text:
Citations:wormily

 * 2006, Burton, Iowa City, Nov 17, 2006 (Comment)
 * When the sleeping bag began squirming wormily and bouncing to the beat

title: Citations:wormily


text:
vakcinácia

Noun

 * 1) vaccination

title: vakcinácia


text:
androphorous

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Having the physical features of a male.

title: androphorous


text: ἀλλοτρίᾳ

title: ἀλλοτρίᾳ


text: makal

title: makal


text: ξυμμαχίᾳ

title: ξυμμαχίᾳ


text:
oznámenie

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) announcement, notice, notification

title: oznámenie


text:
jävlig

Adjective

 * 1)  shitty, bad
 * 2)  mean, shitty (towards someone)
 * 3)  damn, hella (as a negative or positive intensifier)
 * 1)  mean, shitty (towards someone)
 * 2)  damn, hella (as a negative or positive intensifier)
 * 1)  damn, hella (as a negative or positive intensifier)

Synonyms

 * (euphemistic)

title: jävlig


text: makán

title: makán


text: Uhorsko

title: Uhorsko


text:
jävligt

Adverb

 * 1)  meanly, nastily, troublesomely
 * 2)  very

title: jävligt


text: jävligast

title: jävligast


text: Kibblesmiths

title: Kibblesmiths


text: jävligaste

title: jävligaste


text: jävliga

title: jävliga


text: jävligare

title: jävligare


text: jävlige

title: jävlige


text:
dignitar

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) dignitary

title: dignitar


text:
jiroro

Verb

 * 1) to discuss, to debate, to deliberate
 * 2) to consider
 * 3) to converse
 * 1) to converse

title: jiroro


text: Cordellis

title: Cordellis


text:
gbadura

Etymology
🇰🇲

Verb

 * 1) to pray

title: gbadura


text:
gbaawẹ

Etymology
🇰🇲

Verb

 * 1)  to fast

title: gbaawẹ


text:
συγκινδυνεύω

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to incur danger along with
 * 2) to be partners in danger

title: συγκινδυνεύω


text: ξυγκινδυνεύω

title: ξυγκινδυνεύω


text:
ħajbur

Etymology
Has been connected to, but Vassalli gives it with.

Noun

 * 1) cumulus clouds or similar fairly small low-level clouds

title: ħajbur


text: ξυγκινδυνεύειν

title: ξυγκινδυνεύειν


text: Lekases

title: Lekases


text:
androsporangium

Etymology
, from +.

Noun

 * 1) A sporangium for androspores.

title: androsporangium


text: androsporangia

title: androsporangia


text:
gbin

Etymology 1
Compare 🇨🇬

Verb

 * 1) to moan; to grunt; to sob; to groan

Verb

 * 1) to swim

Etymology 1
Compare 🇨🇬

Verb

 * 1) to moan; to groan

Etymology 2
Proposed to derive from, cognate with 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to plant

Usage notes
gbin when followed by a direct object.

title: gbin


text: Template:RQ:Scott Poetical Works

title: Template:RQ:Scott Poetical Works


text:
nipọn

Etymology
From

Verb

 * 1) to be thick

title: nipọn


text:
wzdłużenie zastępcze

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  compensatory lengthening

title: wzdłużenie zastępcze


text: φαινομένη

title: φαινομένη


text:
abuzat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Noun

 * 1) abusing

Noun

 * 1) abused person

title: abuzat


text:
adoptabil

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) adoptable

title: adoptabil


text: O'Sheas

title: O'Sheas


text:
adulmecat

Etymology
Past participle of.

Noun

 * 1) trailing

title: adulmecat


text:
Տիգրանյան

Etymology
From.

title: Տիգրանյան


text:
diaconesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  deacon

title: diaconesc


text:
duhnicesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  spiritual

title: duhnicesc


text: ἀπεωσάμεθα

title: ἀπεωσάμεθα


text:
dumnezeesc

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬

Adjective

 * 1) divine

title: dumnezeesc


text:
frâncesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Frankish
 * 2) Western European

title: frâncesc


text:
holteiesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  bachelor

title: holteiesc


text: gebaruto

title: gebaruto


text:
idolesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  idol

title: idolesc


text:
indienesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Indian

title: indienesc


text: ゲバぼう

title: ゲバぼう


text:
ironicesc

Etymology
. Equivalent to or.

Adjective

 * 1)  ironical

title: ironicesc


text: geba-bō

title: geba-bō


text:
laconicesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  laconic

title: laconicesc


text: ゲバじ

title: ゲバじ


text:
limpezie

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) transparency

title: limpezie


text:
värdegrund

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) a common ethical foundation followed by a collective such as a nation, school or social movement, often with social values such as the sanctity of  life, individual freedom and egalitarianism.

title: värdegrund


text: geba-ji

title: geba-ji


text:
limpezitor

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) transparentizing

title: limpezitor


text:
സമ്മേളനം

Etymology
From

Noun

 * 1) conference

title: സമ്മേളനം


text:
lăcomesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  greedy

title: lăcomesc


text:
lăturalnic

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) adjacent

title: lăturalnic


text:
lăuzie

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) postpartum

title: lăuzie


text:
magnilocvență

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) magniloquence, grandiloquence

title: magnilocvență


text:
Template:RQ:Scott Poetical Works/documentation

Usage
This template may be used on Wiktionary entry pages to quote from a collection of 's works entitled The Poetical Works of Walter Scott, Esq. (1st edition, 1820. 12 volumes). It can be used to create a link to online versions of the work at the HathiTrust Digital Library:

Where a specific quotation template exists (for example,, use that template instead of this one.

Parameters
The template takes the following parameters:

 * 1 or volume – mandatory: the volume number quoted from in uppercase Roman numerals, from I to XII.
 * 2, chapter, or poem – mandatory: the name of the chapter or poem quoted from. If quoting from one of the chapters or poems indicated in the second column of the following table, give the parameter the value indicated in the first column:

 * For help with linking other English Wikipedia articles or adding publication dates to the template, leave a message on the talk page or at "Grease pit".

 * part, canto and/or stanza – the part, canto and/or stanza number quoted from in uppercase Roman numerals (or in Arabic numerals if Roman numerals are not used in the work).
 * 3 or page, or pages – mandatory in some cases: the page number(s) quoted from in Arabic or lowercase Roman numerals as the case may be. When quoting a range of pages, note the following:
 * Separate the first and last pages of the range with an en dash, like this: 10–11 or x–xi.
 * You must also use pageref to specify the page number that the template should link to (usually the page on which the Wiktionary entry appears).
 * You must specify this information to have the template link to an online version of the work.

 * 4, text, or passage – a passage to be quoted from the work.
 * footer – a comment on the passage quoted.
 * brackets – use on to surround a quotation with brackets. This indicates that the quotation either contains a mere mention of a term (for example, "some people find the word manoeuvre hard to spell") rather than an actual use of it (for example, "we need to manoeuvre carefully to avoid causing upset"), or does not provide an actual instance of a term but provides information about related terms.

Examples

 * Wikitext:
 * ; or
 * Result:
 * Result:

 * Wikitext:
 * Result:


text:
manchesterian

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Manchesterist

title: manchesterian


text:
meșteșugesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  artificial

title: meșteșugesc


text:
återvinningsstation

Noun

 * 1) a civic amenity site; a household waste recycling centre; a place to leave sorted household waste for recycling, often located in residental and retail areas

title: återvinningsstation


text:
mohametesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) Muslim

title: mohametesc


text: Citations:I'm not the one

title: Citations:I'm not the one


text:
oștesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  military

title: oștesc


text:
casuístic

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) casuistic, casuistical

title: casuístic


text: casuístics

title: casuístics


text: casuístiques

title: casuístiques


text:
User:BajookThug/Books/test

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title: User:BajookThug/Books/test


text:
bogdănesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Moldavian

title: bogdănesc


text:
bădărănesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) boorish

title: bădărănesc


text:
chiriarhicesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  diocesan bishop

title: chiriarhicesc


text:
criminalicesc

Etymology
From or.

Adjective

 * 1)  criminal

title: criminalicesc


text:
demonesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) demonic

title: demonesc


text:
directoresc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) directorial

title: directoresc


text:
episcopesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) episcopal

title: episcopesc


text:
evanghelicesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) evangelical

title: evanghelicesc


text:
fermecătoresc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) magic

title: fermecătoresc


text:
osmănesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Ottoman

title: osmănesc


text:
Kasuistik

Noun

 * 1) casuistry

title: Kasuistik


text: Dire Dawa

title: Dire Dawa


text:
здобувати

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to acquire, to gain, to get, to obtain

title: здобувати


text:
căiesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) equine

title: căiesc


text:
comicesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  comical

title: comicesc


text:
pășesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  pasha

title: pășesc


text:
robesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) slavish

title: robesc


text:
rândunesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  swallow

title: rândunesc


text:
răcesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  crayfish

title: răcesc


text:
războiesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) warlike

title: războiesc


text:
soresc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  solar

title: soresc


text:
sudițesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  foreign citizen

title: sudițesc


text:
sărăcesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) poor

title: sărăcesc


text:
tropicesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  tropic

title: tropicesc


text:
ursesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) bearish

title: ursesc


text:
viclenesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) cunning

title: viclenesc


text:
viziteiesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  coachman

title: viziteiesc


text:
văduvesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) widowish

title: văduvesc


text:
șoimesc

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  falcon
 * 2) brave

title: șoimesc


text:
акцыя

Etymology
Derived from. Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)   financial instrument certifying part-ownership of a company

title: акцыя


text:
здобути

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to acquire, to gain, to get, to obtain

title: здобути


text:
megatropolis

Noun

 * 1) a very large city

title: megatropolis


text:
User talk:Shattering Crystal

Welcome Message
--Apisite (talk) 21:47, 2 February 2022 (UTC)

title: User talk:Shattering Crystal


text:
przewietrzyć

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to air out, to ventilate
 * 2)  to get some air, to take a breather

title: przewietrzyć


text:
Pfingstler

Noun

 * 1)  Pentecostalist, Pentecostal member of a Pentecostal church

title: Pfingstler


text:
Pfingstlerin

Etymology
From.

title: Pfingstlerin


text: Pfingstlerinnen

title: Pfingstlerinnen


text: Pfingstlers

title: Pfingstlers


text:
przewietrzać

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to air out, to ventilate
 * 2)  to get some air, to take a breather

title: przewietrzać


text:
rewitalizacja

Etymology
From +  +.

Noun

 * 1) revitalization

title: rewitalizacja


text:
Awash

Proper noun

 * , after which the town is named.
 * , after which the town is named.

title: Awash


text:
мувоморка

Etymology
Cognate to 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) fly agaric

title: мувоморка


text:
متردد

Etymology
of.

Adjective

 * 1) hesitant, indecisive, irresolute, undecided
 * 1) hesitant, indecisive, irresolute, undecided

Etymology
From, active participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) hesitant; indecisive

title: متردد


text:
przewiać

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to blow, to move by blowing
 * 2)  to chill
 * 3)  to winnow, to husk

title: przewiać


text: Citations:中餐

title: Citations:中餐


text:
przewiewać

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to blow, to move by blowing
 * 2)  to chill
 * 3)  to winnow, to husk

title: przewiewać


text: Citations:Yanshuei

title: Citations:Yanshuei


text:
Longstaff

Etymology
From 🇰🇲, perhaps a metonymic occupational surname for a tipstaff or beadle or, alternatively, a nickname for a tall, thin man.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Longstaff is the 45253rd most common surname in the United States, belonging to 473 individuals. Longstaff is most common among White (94.71%) individuals.

title: Longstaff


text:
вербувати

Etymology
, from. With suffix. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to recruit, to enlist, to enrol

title: вербувати


text:
hissiyat

Etymology
From, a pseudo-Arabic derivation from.

Noun

 * 1) feeling, sensation

title: hissiyat


text:
User:JeffDoozan/stats/sections/20220201

Languages sections WT:POS sections WT:ELE sections Nonstandard sections

title: User:JeffDoozan/stats/sections/20220201


text:
User:JeffDoozan/stats/sections/20220201/Other

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | Other | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | À | Ö | ǀ | ǁ | ǃ
 * Sections with <100 uses at a given level

Declension

 * L4: খুৰী

=Descendents

 * L3: cistella

=References

 * L2: pancalongok


text:
User:JeffDoozan/stats/sections/20220201/A

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | Other | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | À | Ö | ǀ | ǁ | ǃ
 * Sections with <100 uses at a given level

A-Hmao

 * L2: 𖼀𖽔, 𖼀𖽔𖾐, 𖼀𖽘𖾐, 𖼐𖽑𖽪𖾐, 𖼐𖽻𖾏, 𖼯𖽙, 𖼯𖽙𖾑, 𖼽𖽔, 𖽐𖼀𖽔𖾐, 𖽐𖼊𖽠𖾑, 𖽐𖼷𖽑𖽹

A-Pucikwar

 * L2: a-, ar tam, burin, ca, cop, ino, kono, lat, lop, loŋo, luk, mina, mula, poŋ, raic, ro, tapa, wat, wolo, ɲipa

Aari

 * L2: burukinti, búrukse, búrukše, dónq, gurdá, isimanna, makkán, noqá, qaskén, qaskén-tamars, sónqa, tabzá, tammá, tirá, tóoni, waakí, wókka, wóllaq, zémma, ʔoydí

Aasax

 * L2: haǯa-t, ila-t, maeet, mayeet, maʔa, rakaš, tugukél, wa-t

Aba

 * L2: mme, nie

Abai

 * L2: daaʔ

Abanyom

 * L2: wóbá, wùbà, àláp, àlɨb

Abau

 * L2: a, horuom, how, hu, huok, kior, makwe, nays, nene, nweyk, nwoh, nyan, ompiy, pareis, payr, rorowh, ruw, sa, sey, wown, yoh

Abaza

 * L2: -гӏвы, -ква, -ра, А, Акъва, Гвдоутӏа, а-, аба, абаза, абаза бызшва, абызшва, август, адабыжьмакъ, амгӏа, амшын, апрель, апсыуа, атранспорт, бага, бгъьы, гъар, гъынчыльа, гьей, гӏапынхъамыз, гӏвба, гӏвыга, декабрь, джвджвага, джыш, джьындж, дзхӏвымыгъ, дзы, дзыгъба, закӏы, ла, мазахӏван, май, мартӏ, мцы, ноябрь, октябрь, па, пслачва, псхӏальыва, пхынхъа, пхынчыльа, пщба, сентябрь, тлагӏва, хвба, хпа, хӏара, цгвы

Abbreviations

 * L3: A., Ugaritic, a i., a pod., sexto, ім.
 * L5: восьмой, седьмой, шестой

Abenlen Ayta

 * L2: babai, dayami, lanom, mata

Abidji

 * L2: mídí

Abipon

 * L2: enaRap, enar'ap, enarap, enaȓap

Abon

 * L2: bine, ófúnē

Abron

 * L2: damvo, enzuo, hire, nandwie

Abu

 * L2: mutu

Abu' Arapesh

 * L2: abal, aleman, bul, numata'

Abua

 * L2: ə̀mùum

Abui

 * L2: ading-ading, ha-, he-, kuluk-kuluk, ya

Abun

 * L2: syur

Abung

 * L2: səbɑy, sə̯bɑy, tapis, wɑy

Abure

 * L2: nshüe, ɲi

Abé

 * L2: megyi

Acatepec Me'phaa

 * L2: aʔgu, ijaʔ

Achagua

 * L2: siatai, íina, íinanai, íinetoo, íineɻu

Achang

 * L2: jeis, ngos

Acheron

 * L2: A, ŋɪr, ŋɪrɜk

Achi

 * L2: yaʼ

Acholi

 * L2: aa, abaa, ataba, balo, bɔŋɔ, cam, culo, dyag, dyaŋ, gwɛno, kal, keto, kwoyo, kɔm, langara, oyoo, pii, tic, too, ɔnɔ

Achuar

 * L2: aishmang, entsa, entza, namak, nuwa, yumi, yuwi

Achumawi

 * L2: ajúmmá, as

Aché

 * L2: waxu

Active form

 * L4: doşiyene

Adai

 * L2: cola, ieska

Adang

 * L2: sɛi

Adangme

 * L2: fiɛɛmi, gbidii, gble, hlami, i, i kpa mo pɛ, i suɔ mo, jeha, kusie, lafa, ligbi, lolo, mla, mo, mo tsumi, mo-hee-e, momo, nyu, otie, otsi, sidi, suɔ, tsumi, wawa, ɔ

Adele

 * L2: Gɩdɩrɛ, esiyee, fwo, fwo-ɛkɩ, kooron, kwarankɩ, nɩyɛ, tòn, yɛkɩ, ɛkɩ, ɛna, ɛnaa, ɛnyɔɔ

Adi

 * L2: asi, mugyum

Adioukrou

 * L2: mídʒ̀

Adja

 * L2: ayaxoxo, bafo, deha, deku, doglɛxu, eshi, ɖeci, ɖeɖivi, ɖuba, ɖyiɖɔti, ɖɛgbo

Adjectival noun

 * L3: شكرية, 柔ら
 * L4: 繁

Adjectival verb

 * L3: rafet, weex, xonq

Adjective

 * L5: bahaw, baliw, bataw, bati, bilot, bubo, gala, habi, laya, liha, likas, luto, run-in, ريح, ضخم, عكر, مخرج, چل, 大食, 楽, 湯湯

Adjective form

 * L3: काली

Adjectives

 * L4: ب ر ء, د خ ل, س و ء, ن س ي, و ف ق
 * L5: ء ت ي, ء س ر, ء س و, ء ك د, ء ل ف, ب د ل, ب س ط, ب ه ج, ب ه م, ج ر ح, ج ل ب, ج م ع, ج ي ش, ح ب س, ح ذ ر, ح س س, ح ط م, ح ق ق, ح ل ل, ح م ل, ح ن ف, ح ي و, خ ر ب, خ ر ط, خ ر ف, خ ر ق, خ ص ص, خ ف ي, د ق ق, د و ي, د ي ر, ذ ر ع, ذ ك ر, ر ج ع, ر ج م, ر ح م, ر د د, ز ح ف, ز ر ع, ز ه ر, س ء ل, س ج ن, س ع د, س ل ب, س ل ط, س ل ل, س ل م, س ن و, ش ج ر, ش ج ع, ش غ ل, ش ل ل, ش ن ق, ص ب ر, ص ح ف, ص م م, ض ر ب, ض م ن, ط ح ن, ط ر ح, ط و ف, ع د و, ع ر ض, ع ر ي, ع ط ل, ع ط و, ع ق ق, ع ل م, ع م د, ع و د, غ ر د, غ ي ر, ف ج ء, ف ر ح, ف ص ل, ق ب ل, ق س و, ق ط ف, ق ف ر, ق م ع, ك ب ر, ك ت ل, م ك ن, م و ل, ن ت ن, ن ج س, ن ز ل, ن س ق, ن ف س, ن ق ع, ن ه ي, ن و ع, ه د ي, و ث ق, و ح د, و خ م, و ر د, و ض ح, و ط ء

Adnominal

 * L3: ああいう, あかねさす, あぢさはふ, あの, あまつ, あらぬ, あらゆる, あられふり, ありとあらゆる, ありふれた, あをによし, あん, いすくはし, いとしの, いろんな, いわゆる, おおきな, おける, おふをよし, かかる, かの, がちがち, きこゆる, こういう, こうした, こん, こんこん, さらなる, そういう, そゆ, そらにみつ, そらみつ, たいした, ちいさな, ちっちゃな, ちはやぶる, ちゅら, つづいての, とある, ともなく, とんだ, どういう, どの, どゆ, ふとした, ほたるなす, ほんの, ものの, やくもたつ, やすみしし, 一通り, 亡き, 八雲立つ, 切なる, 前記, 千早振る, 単なる, 古き良き, 大きな, 大した, 大それた, 大の, 大魚よし, 小さな, 或る, 所謂, 斯かる, 於ける, 明くる, 最たる, 本の, 滾々, 確たる, 空に満つ, 素晴らしき, 素知らぬ, 色んな, 茜さし, 茜さす, 荒ぶる, 靑丹よし, 青丹よし
 * L4: この, その, 彼の, 明

Adnyamathanha

 * L2: Arkurra, andu, apiwirlanha, awi, euro, mandya, marrawirri, miru, mudlu, ngundi, udikanda, udnyu, udnyu miru, unda, undhi, urdlu, urdlu vapa, urdlu warrpa, urrakurli, vapa, vapardla, vardna, vurruka, wabma, wadna, wartu, yapu, yura

Adverbs

 * L5: ج م ع, خ ص ص, ع و د, ف ج ء

Adzera

 * L2: A, hai, mpu, mpui

Aeka

 * L2: aβiga, biʒe, boru, ga, iŋge, kambia, kũ, oti, samina, sã, tata, umo

Aequian

 * L2: albsi, patre

Afade

 * L2: ame

Affixed forms

 * L4: cha, chŭm, cư, dơ̆ng, may, ngoiq, ក, កាយ, ការ, កាវ, កោះ, ក្ដាប់, ក្រ, ក្រាប, ខារ, ខួប, ខ្ចប់, ខ្ចី, គង, គូ, គ្រោង, ចារ, ចុង, ច្រៀង, ឆ្លើយ, ជូត, ជ្រំ, ឈាន, ឈ្លើយ, ញី, ដាច់, ដោះ, តិះ, ត្រូវ, ថ្ករ, ថ្វាយ, ទង់, ទោស, ធំ, បាំង, បូក, បួស, ប៉ះ, ផាត់, ផ្សារ, ព, ពង, ពាន, ពារ, ពុក, ពុះ, ពួក, ព្រោះ, ភរ, ភូត, រាន, រាវ, រេញ, ល, លយ, លា, លាក់, លាន, លាយ, លោម, វាល, ស, សក, សាក, សិត, សែង, ស្នើ, ហើរ, អាង, អៀង, ឮ
 * L5: ឆ្លង, សៀង

Affixed terms

 * L3: berat, ideal, kriminal, patri, positif, potensi, pusing, sadar, teman, tuan, umpama, ខ្ចាត់
 * L5: ambang, sari

Afitti

 * L2: sál, éjèl

Agarabi

 * L2: pon, wáántá

Agatu

 * L2: ìnyɔ́ŋ̀kpɔ̄

Agawam

 * L2: kesos

Aghem

 * L2: muu, wizɨn

Aghu Tharrnggala

 * L2: liy, lkyur, nthi, rom, ta, thu

Aghul

 * L2: А, вун, гъуй, зун, иъ, рагъухъан, су, тур, хъӏахъӏв, хьед

Agi

 * L2: wukora, wul

Agoi

 * L2: ifen

Aguacateca

 * L2: aʼ, kay, samlik'

Aguaruna

 * L2: buuk, dupa, hii, kaha, kaya, kayušik, kuwau, kuwiš, munȼu, namak, nantu, nayaim, nuhi, numpa, tsukagká, ukunč, wapuhuš, yaya, yuhagkim, yumi, čahip

Agusan Manobo

 * L2: abaga, mata

Agutaynen

 * L2: anga, babay, dilak, doli, enem, epat, itak, kandat, lagadi, lali, lima, lomot, mata, matalad, pito, takon, talaga, tangay, titi, walo, wi

Ahirani

 * L2: आऊत, उनाड, उमलनं, ओवा, कट्यार, कोयसा, खिमा, गफलत, गाभारा, गुऱ्हाय, गोसाई, चामडी, ताबा, दस्ती, पंघरनं, पसन, फजिती, मी, मोका, से, सोसनं

Ahom

 * L2: 𑜀𑜢𑜃𑜫, 𑜀𑜦𑜡, 𑜀𑜧, 𑜀𑜩, 𑜀𑜪, 𑜁𑜡, 𑜁𑜣, 𑜁𑜤, 𑜁𑜤𑜈𑜫, 𑜁𑜦𑜡, 𑜁𑜦𑜧, 𑜁𑜧, 𑜁𑜨𑜧, 𑜁𑜩, 𑜂𑜥, 𑜃𑜤𑜀𑜫, 𑜃𑜨𑜃𑜫, 𑜄𑜣, 𑜄𑜤𑜃𑜫, 𑜉𑜀𑜫 𑜁𑜥 𑜌𑜧, 𑜉𑜃𑜫, 𑜎𑜢𑜤𑜀𑜫, 𑜎𑜢𑜤𑜂𑜫, 𑜏𑜢𑜐𑜫, 𑜏𑜢𑜤𑜈𑜫, 𑜏𑜤𑜂𑜫, 𑜏𑜤𑜄𑜫, 𑜑𑜃𑜫, 𑜑𑜤𑜃𑜫, 𑜒𑜃𑜫, 𑜒𑜢𑜃𑜫

Ahtna

 * L2: Dghelaay Ce'e, dengi, na-tuu, nkaał, tuu

Ahwai

 * L2: makuri

Ai-Cham

 * L2: fu², hwa¹, jun¹, lau⁵, mi¹, nam³, pek⁷, sit⁷, toi⁵, zai⁶, zan¹

Aikanã

 * L2: ha'ne, txütxü

Aimele

 * L2: hãni, ki

Ainbai

 * L2: wemp

Aisi

 * L2: abi, aŋ, imu, kudʌgʌr

Aiton

 * L2: ကွ်, တပ်, တႃ, ပက်, ပိတ်, ပေႃ, ပႝ, မိုဝ်, မႃ, လင်, လိုက်, လိုင်, လိုတ်, ꩡိတ်, ꩫင်, ꩫံ, ꩫွꩫ်, ꩬိင်, ꩬိပ်, ꩬီ, ꩬံ, ꩬွင်, ꩬွ်, ꩭိင်, ꩭုက်, ꩭူ, ꩭႃ

Aja

 * L2: gùndú

Ajië

 * L2: aranabi, arawire, baléé, barawe, bei, boere, boè, di, dibëë, dovo, exoa, gōru, kani, kani kamo, kani na ma kariri, kani na ma karu, kani na ma kavue, kani na ma rhaxa, kariri, karu, kasa, kau, kavue, kemoru, kii, koa, koe, kono, kuru, kövi, kùyèè, kō, lova, ma, mai, meri, mi, mè, nabo, nai, noro, pabiri, paroro, pesa, pixe, pugewe, rha, rhovoxè, rhëʔ, sane, sivè, tapè, tawa, tawai, tawarè rha kamo, toveuba, u, vana, varui, wayo, weye, wi, wuuryèet, yevari, yööpö, âra

Aka (Central Africa)

 * L2: ci

Aka-Bea

 * L2: aka-, ar-, chana, ina-da, ot-, otyop, wai, yop, ôgar, ôto-, ôtoyop

Aka-Bo

 * L2: Lico, aka-, gila gila

Aka-Cari

 * L2: burain, inó

Aka-Kede

 * L2: burin, ine

Aka-Kora

 * L2: ino

Akar-Bale

 * L2: ina

Akaselem

 * L2: kudi

Akatek

 * L2: jaʼ

Akawaio

 * L2: azara, osorowa, tuna, tègina

Ake

 * L2: ímbì

Akebu

 * L2: mɛ̃̀wə̀

Akei

 * L2: ai

Akha

 * L2: eehf chjoohxv, uuhf chjoohxv

Akhvakh

 * L2: анжи, гьиридабе, живо, жоми, кӏоли, ламаги, лълъени, милъи, ракӏва

Akkala Sami

 * L2: avigʒinê, avigʒinĉ, ij, ilbas, äh'k'el'säm'la, čāc

Akolet

 * L2: elim, sewim

Akoose

 * L2: mendib

Akoye

 * L2: abaagi, apäki, inaaga, inäkä

Akpa

 * L2: imẹny

Akpes

 * L2: íɲí

Akum

 * L2: íkí

Akuntsu

 * L2: ɨkɨ

Akuwagel

 * L2: ite, sakwoto

Alaba

 * L2: kiisa, máncu, waa

Alabama

 * L2: -osi, aati, aatiibi, aatikànko, abahli iisa, aissi, akaaka, ana, ano, assikchìlpa, assikchìlpa hòmma, ayokpa, biya, chahta, chassi, chisnooli, chokfi, choksi, chola, chonoska, chooskani, finika, foho, haalo, hanakbootoklo, hanono, hasi, hasiholtina ispókkòoli, hasiholtina istapókkòolawah tóklo, hinakahli, hipli, holba, how, hòmma, ibi, ihaani onaami, ilbi, ilbipakófka, ilbistalsiha, ilokfa, ilpa, innaani, ipa, isbakko, iskanpatha, istila, istimila, istimilhaalo, ittilbachoba, itto, kaskaha, kasooma, kowi, laana, mobìlka, naani, nihtahollosi, ofolo, okchakko, okchi, oki, okiimi, oofa, oofaaya, oola, ootoba, opa, satani, satanosi, takkola, talkoosa, tasihmo, tayyi, tayyi alikchi, wancholaski, yalàaha, yalàaha kaskaha, yamá, ɬaki, ɬikònɬa

Alago

 * L2: ìnɔ̀wɔ́

Alagwa

 * L2: dende’ee, ila, makimoo, yaawáa

Alak

 * L2: akan, bluu, brah, kan, prah

Alamblak

 * L2: bupam, yiram

Alangan

 * L2: abok, adaynaw, ako, alibatoy, angin, anum, asin, atop, balikat, banglus, baras, bato, baya, bayukay, bibi, bitol, boglo, budang, bulan, buris, dagat, dalan, dalugdok, dalukap, daya, dila, diya, dowai, duay, ibong, ikoy, inang, itlog, kami, kamo, kaw, kubat, langit, lawa, libo, lima, maal, madilaw, madimla, magirom, mata, ngaran, ngipun, osai, pakpak, panganod, pito, punay, salinsing, siro, siyam, siyo, sura, suso, talinga, telnan, tonda, tubig, tulo, udan, uket, ulay, ulo, upat, urong, walo, yabi, yamad

Alas-Kluet Batak

 * L2: uis

Alawa

 * L2: ŋuku

Alazapa

 * L2: axi

Alcozauca Mixtec

 * L2: Cha̱tun, Chota, Ikú Kìmì, I̱ta Ita, I̱ta Ndioꞌo, Kǒ'yo, Sindiáꞌá, Tená, Ti̱ndàꞌì, Tàkuáàn, chaʼvi, chiríta, chi̱'yo̱, chi̱ta̱, ikuìì, ikú, isu, ita, i̱chi̱, i̱ta, ki̱ví, ko̱ó, ko̱ó káa, kuái̱, kìmì, leko, láxa, mbeke, mbelo, ndika'a, ndikuáñú, ndio'o, ndivá'i, nduchí, ndu̱xán, sa̱ví, sàà, sàà ndáá, tisǒ'ma, tiàká, tì'ín, tìín, vi̱kó, xa̱ko, ya̱kuín, yaꞌá, yo̱ó, yuꞌú, yâá, ìì

Alekano

 * L2: A, gamó, nagamiq

Algerian Arabic

 * L2: أغروم, بلارج, بناي, بنت, بوجغلال, جحموم, حوس, خضرة, خير, زرودية, زنقة, شتوة, طبيب, طريق, عاصمة, قدرة, كتاب, لحم, لوقت, ما, واه, وقت, ولد

Algonquin

 * L2: adik, adjidamò, akokodjìc, amik, anicinâbemowin, cigosi, cigàg, càngwèci, ejinikàzoyan, esiban, ijinikàzo, kwey, kìjig, mahingan, mahìgan, makwa, misan, mòz, nibi, nibì, nidijinikàz, nigig, omàmiwininì, opinig, padak, padakan, pejig, pijiw, pimàdjiwowin, wagosh, wajack, wàbicèsè, wàwàckèci, ànìn

Ali

 * L2: lì

Alladian

 * L2: ama, ishi, isi

Allentiac

 * L2: -guiam, acasllahue, acaxllahue, cu, hueze, pia, pxota, qtec, quillet-, qùtec, xapi, zhucña

Alngith

 * L2: tru

Aloápam Zapotec

 * L2: bea, inda, sagueo, tatubisa, yitsi

Alsea

 * L2: kilu, mukwaˀsli·

Alternative forms

 * L6: stämn

Alternative scripts

 * L4: dòn, dɛ̀mɛn, dɛ̀nkɛnɛya, dɛ́bɛ, fàliba, jà, kàba, kàbila, kàfa, kɔ̀rɛ, kɔ̀ɔ, kɔ̀ɔji, kɔ́rɔndi, kɔ́ɔ, kɛ̀lɛbolon, líkisɛ, lílin, lòlo, mànsa, mìnlɔɔ, sànda, sán, sánfɔɲɔ, sìdi, sìi, sìida, sìinfɛ, sìiɲɔɔn, sìlamaya, sìra, sín, síndi, sínin, wàsa, àrijana

Alternative spelling

 * L3: katalan

Alternative spellings

 * L3: জী, জ্বী, জ্বী না

Alu

 * L2: hahine, lima

Alumu-Tesu

 * L2: ǝmu

Alune

 * L2: asu, bina, kwele, ulane

Alungul

 * L2: alka, amadhv, ampogh, anggul, otho

Alutiiq

 * L2: Qanim Iralua, Tyakutyik, akagwik, alagnaq, aranu'tiq, arnaq, augyaq, cainiq, casaaq, caskaq, cayuq, fanaʀuq, haatkiik, i-gai, iraluq, kaminaq, kelipaq, klaatiq, kuskaq, laugka, macaq, masla, mastaq, naniyaq, nehusiq, paltuuk, pingayun, qamaquq, saalaq, slaapaq, stakanaq, talliman, uqaayanaq, wiit'ʀuuq, witʀuuq, yaqsigtuq

Alviri-Vidari

 * L2: آرو, افتو, اكا, ام, او, اور, ایستاره, اینجیل, بترسستن, بخندستن, بر, بزرگ, بمردن, بیرا, بیز, توستان, دراخت, دماد, زاک, زووان, زینه, شاغ, شو, لو, میرده, وازی, ودر, چورا, چیشم, کنگ, کو, کیرم, کیه, گزر, گنگوشک, گیل

Alyawarr

 * L2: alperr, ankerr-ingk, ingk, kwatye

Ama

 * L2: a, aipiyoi, aluwou, amu, fu, i, ino, isauno, iwo, la, mi, mulu, nako, noko, noni, nu, ono, sa, ta, tomoki, tono, uo, yu

Amahai

 * L2: aelo, mansia, napas, pikir

Amahuaca

 * L2: jiriti, joni, junu, matonco, muracoti, rurati, xano

Amaimon

 * L2: A, mamo, olu, ʌːgə

Amal

 * L2: iːp, tal

Amanab

 * L2: afag, amu, angug, arag, aragag, arigeg, atag, awag, bigisig, bosrag, bu, busog, du, ehenog, enwesog, eteg, faheg, fak, fweskeg, gab, gofwag, gog, gug, guweg, ka, kowag, mamug, mawang, misog, mo, mokug, mung, muwarig, mwit, nehembug, ninog, nisag, nofrag, nofug, ohumbug, orug, pam, pou, pup, rabo, rafu, rambig, rapok, reg, rikag, simbeg, sumieg, tata, tut, wak

Amara

 * L2: eiki

Amarakaeri

 * L2: hue̱'e̱y

Amarasi

 * L2: A

Amarizana

 * L2: eriepi, kaxü, keybin, notuy, nuita, nukagi, sietai

Amasi

 * L2: ba-, bu, mwɔ, nem, zhyi, ɣa-

Amatlán Zapotec

 * L2: nis, nits

Amba

 * L2: kilingi

Ambai

 * L2: itoru, jawra, mereha, ure, uren, ureŋ

Ambakich

 * L2: ɑmɨ

Ambala Ayta

 * L2: dilaw, lanom, mata

Ambele

 * L2: ɛ́mɔ̀ɔ̀

Ambiposition

 * L3: birra, maŋŋel, maŋŋil, ради
 * L4: čađa

Amblong

 * L2: ai

Ambonese Malay

 * L2: aer, asar, beta, cake, dangar, dangke, dangsa, deng, dia, dong, dorang, gula-gula, ka, kapal, kepeng, lia, makang, mar, nama, nona, nyong, ose, par, pastiu, pi, pigi, pung, seng, totoruga

Ambrak

 * L2: A

Ambulas

 * L2: gu, gukwami

Amdang

 * L2: sunu

Amele

 * L2: ben, caja, mi, wa

Amganad Ifugao

 * L2: alig, angin, bilid

Ami

 * L2: wuta

Ammonite

 * L2: 𐤀𐤁, 𐤀𐤋𐤌, 𐤁𐤍, 𐤌𐤋𐤊, 𐤌𐤋𐤊 𐤁𐤍 𐤏𐤌𐤍, 𐤌𐤋𐤊𐤌, 𐤏𐤌𐤅𐤍, 𐤏𐤌𐤍, 𐤏𐤌𐤍𐤃𐤁, 𐤓𐤁𐤌

Amo

 * L2: àfà

Amol

 * L2: səpən

Amondawa

 * L2: kunha, po, ɨhɨa

Ampari Dogon

 * L2: mi

Amurdag

 * L2: iraba, malawuruj, malayiwar

Ana Tinga Dogon

 * L2: inji

Anaang

 * L2: eka, ma, nwaan

Anagrams

 * L4: Belgrado, Denemarken, Nga, Saria, Zeeland, aanroepen, abutab, atsi, ba chĩa, biến cải, bộ điệu, can liên, canción, chào đón, chĩa ba, chất chứa, chối từ, contar, cải củ, củ cải, doorprikken, doorspoelen, envoi, fat tail, ganza, gatas, giản đơn, giữ gìn, hiểm hóc, ieder, iteración, khabar, khoáng chất, khí chất, kì diệu, lap, liên can, lø, maratón, mestvork, omgaan, opladen, overdoen, perito, plumón, pogged, posponer, propenso, puerta, putear, rakka, remojar, serai, sihti, sponsbad, stemvork, sulat, tagas, tani, tenor, tocino, tolerar, trapear, tunkea, tónico, tối tăm, tức bực, vãng lai, yujjhati, zeulen, điểm chỉ, ВЦИК, под нос, ทักทาย, นอนหลับ, น้อยใจ, พันธุ์ผสม, วันดีคืนดี, หนาแน่น, หน้าด้าน, หลับนอน, แน่นหนา, 勢語, 弟子, 本日
 * L5: hv

Anakalangu

 * L2: songket, urang, wei

Anal

 * L2: A, khol, pakum, thalka, thumi, vopum, zuhmun

Anam

 * L2: umbuŋgʉr

Anambé

 * L2: i

Anauyá

 * L2: ahiri, uni

Ancient Macedonian

 * L2: βαβρήν, κοῖος, ἀβαρύ, ἀβροῦτες, ἀγέρδα, ἀγκαλίς, ἀδαλός, ἀδῆ, ἀκρέα, ἀκρουνοί, ἀλίη, ἀορτής, ἀράντισιν, ἀργιόπους, ἀρφύς, ἄβαγνα, ἄγημα, ἄδδαι, ἄξος

Andalusian Arabic

 * L2: bedǔstar, chǐrba, portocǎli, ubriquǐn, çǔmri, ارصبشب, اشفقلاطور, بلارج, ديسوس, روز, شهنشاه, قرة, قطن, ما, هيدورة

Andaqui

 * L2: xixi

Andi

 * L2: анзи, архинну, бежиду, бекъашду, бекъуб, беххула, бечӏедир, бийкьигу, билъонну, бицӏиб, бичӏчӏунну, борцӏцӏи, боцӏо, буцӏцӏир, волълъиду, вохор, воцци, вошо, вучӏиду, гару, геду, гъажу, гьакъу, гьалтӏи, гьаморохи, гьинкӏкӏу, гьокӏору, гьоли, гӏадор, гӏантӏикӏа, гӏири, желъал, зубу, игьур, икунну, ила, има, ича, йецци, йеши, кав, кока, кьир, кьихинну, кӏвордо, кӏкӏой, лъен, лъобгу, магьар, мен, мигажу, милъи, мисиди, мицӏцӏи, мичӏчӏи, моко, нико, ноцӏцӏи, нуса, нусо, онлӏигу, онщи, пера, пири, рагьал, ражи, релъо, рикьи, рокьи, рокӏо, себ, сей, содо, сори, суни, тӏентӏа, ургьунну, хой, хур, ххеххи, хъвару, цӏа, цӏив, цӏцӏа, цӏцӏер, цӏцӏунно, чвахуниду, чониду, чӏамму, чӏегу, щиб

Andio

 * L2: bapikir, matakut, morekur, ue

Andoa

 * L2: moáka

Andoque

 * L2: du'u

Andoquero

 * L2: nóhwi

Aneityum

 * L2: inwai, lav

Aneme Wake

 * L2: adua, ana, boro, mína, ome, ou, uruna, urími, yokai

Angaataha

 * L2: atihɨri, kaatɨ-́há, mɨtɨho, sisɨha, utaa'o, wapo'o

Angaité

 * L2: pelhasep

Angami

 * L2: A, akam, zu

Angevin

 * L2: iau, sçavouèr

Angguruk Yali

 * L2: akaje, ap, bikkalem, dom, egela, idok, ik, keap, kelep, mene, mep, mo, sokal, suwe, ul, unu, unuk

Angika

 * L2: अंगिका, ऍ, किताब, नाम

Angkamuthi

 * L2: ya, yipa

Angkola Batak

 * L2: pikir, taon, ulos

Angkula

 * L2: amadh, angkul, otho

Angloromani

 * L2: Romanichal, Romnichal, Romnichals, baro, beng, chal, dad, diddikai, gadji, gadjo, kalo, kam, mannush, me, mush, nav, pal, pani, pen, rakli, rom, ta, trushel

Angolar

 * L2: awa, e

Angor

 * L2: hai, hoe, kinü, mao, mupui, ofis, ranihı, yaforɨ

Angoram

 * L2: alɨm

Anii

 * L2: bùtó

Animere

 * L2: a-ɲiʔ

Anindilyakwa

 * L2: akwingwa

Anjam

 * L2: baŋ, dapkala, gate, kurgus, mumug, qe, tamo, tapor, wau, ñam, ñañu

Ankave

 * L2: A, abia´ mɨ´xɨrɨ´, abɨyiŋɨ´, adɨxɨ´, agwɨrɨwɨ´, anianɨ´, a´waxᵻ´, erɨ´kura´, gume´, iniᵻgᵻ´, kakwɨ´

Anmatyerre

 * L2: arelhe, kwatye

Annobonese

 * L2: amu, aua, gatu, gavu, me, nge, ntela, paatu, pe, piska, tabaku, tela

Anong

 * L2: thi, tɕʰɑ³¹ŋɑ⁵⁵

Ansus

 * L2: itoru, maria, rekami, reŋkami, tapui, vekaraja

Antigua and Barbuda Creole English

 * L2: uman, wata

Antonym

 * L3: অকমনীয়, অকর্কশ, অকর্তব্য, অকর্ষিত, অকলুষিত, অকল্যাণ, অকল্যাণকারিণী, অকষ্ট, অকাম্য
 * L4: in gross, postampullary, preampullary, অকটু, অকটুতা, অকণ্টক, অকথন, অকথনীয়, অকপট, অকপটতা, অকর্তা, অকর্মক, অকলঙ্কিত, অকলঙ্কিতা, অকলঙ্কিনী, অকলঙ্কী, অকল্পনীয়, অকল্মষ, নববর্ষ

Antonyms

 * L6: 大食

Anuak

 * L2: pii

Anufo

 * L2: nzue

Anuki

 * L2: A, rarima, wavine

Anus

 * L2: dau, mein, mofin

Anuta

 * L2: ao, iva, mua, muri, niu, noporanga, pa, papine, pitu, rua, toru, turi, vai, varu

Anyi

 * L2: bahia, baka, bodua, bohia, danta, etan ma, frake, frammire, nzuo, sɛ, wawa

Anyonym

 * L4: অকঠোর

Ao

 * L2: tsə, tzṿ

Aoheng

 * L2: aña

Aore

 * L2: ae

Apalaí

 * L2: ahno, ai, ano, aosemahmirihmahpyry, apoto, esemazupurukõme, ikurapapahmãko, kana, kawaru, konopo, munu, onu, pana, paru, tamy, tuna, tyryrykane, upuhpo, uwa, wewe, xa, zehpo, ỹ

Apali

 * L2: avili, kumʌn

Apatani

 * L2: yasi

Apiaká

 * L2: ih, koñá

Apinayé

 * L2: 'ãmri, apkahtim, axte, gô, jamy, jar'ã, jaê, kormã, kẽn, omnuj, tep

Apma

 * L2: sileng

Apolista

 * L2: iti

Apurinã

 * L2: ibo'rã, ipo'rã, kasaro, pomama, posẽteka, põkamara

Aputai

 * L2: inan

Arabana

 * L2: kutha

Arabela

 * L2: caapueyano, cuaja, cushau, jiyocua, maaji, maanu, maca, mashaaseca, mohuaca, moo, morejaca, mueruu, mueya, naana, naarajotaja, naasu, naca, nacaco, nacaque, nacuhua, nesu, nohuaseca, poonijiojua, puernu, pueyano, rijia, saaco, saajia, samaru, sapitiaaja, shiyojua, shiyonu, shu, susunu, taraajenu, tia

Araki

 * L2: A, ai, ima, wet

Arammba

 * L2: asàr, ndamno, ngámbi, nimbo, tarumba, yenówe

Aranadan

 * L2: beḷḷẽ

Araona

 * L2: eowi, hae

Arara-Karo

 * L2: icɨ

Arawak

 * L2: aba, biama, bian, bithi, biti, hadali, hala, hiaro, hime, kabun, kabyn, kathi, kati, papáia, péero, siokon, uini, vuniabu, wadili

Araweté

 * L2: i

Arawum

 * L2: wambi

Arbore

 * L2: biče, farawé

Are

 * L2: babine

Arem

 * L2: Cmbrau, athiớl, cin, dam, dæːk, dớc, hêl, làng, lìớh, mùc, ncùc, parau, patìớl, poh, puờn, pê, thêm

Argobba

 * L2: ልጓም, ሐጅስ, ሜዘነ, ሲር, ስም, ስን, አፍ, እም, ድንች

Arhuaco

 * L2: dže

Ari

 * L2: atogi, ogo

Aribwatsa

 * L2: abu

Aribwaung

 * L2: cif, mbu

Arifama-Miniafia

 * L2: babin, babine, harew

Arigidi

 * L2: go, jeèho, man, min, mán, mẹ́n, oso, rin, rán, vè, wá, ò

Arikapú

 * L2: mi

Arikara

 * L2: akahpaátu, hunahkoótaʾ, kanistarahí, kaswáhat, kaséhtš, kawisákux, koskatít, kátwiʾiš, naakunaánuʾ, nahkaaxišuʾ, nahteehát, nakás, neetahkaráni, neetahpáhat, neetahtaraxá, neštaáka, nuhnaanišíšuʾ, nutčiwahaánuʾ, nuutisuxkátox, néska, níwit, saátuʾ, skuxát, taakáxtš, tahuúnuʾ, tapáhtuʾ, tarahčiíšuʾ, tawihsaákuʾ, tinaátš, tstoóxuʾ, ushá, ustaaká, wahuxčiraánuʾ, wahúx, waxtaaká, xúhtš, áxkus, ísat, čeewaʾút, čitaapát, čitapatwáhat, čitutkawisákux, čituútuʾ, čiwanaanišíšuʾ, čiwaárut, čiwáhtš, čiškaraní, číska, škanikaátit, škawisákux

Arikem

 * L2: burupḁwḁ̆, itë́mḁ̆, ḁtí, ṅgḁ

Arin

 * L2: aiŋ, aj, aja, ajame, amä, an, anči-gɨtpuju, anɨpänun, atɨ, au, bar-oje, biqam-álte, bɨqam-álte, b́aḿa, ege, ejtol, ejt́ol, elep, eol, es, eš, itel, iŋni, kekm-elte, kul, pentu, áqodoŋ, áĺap, ä, éjtōl, éjt́ōl, ög-thūŋ, ögga, ɨga

Aringa

 * L2: ìjí

Arop-Lokep

 * L2: ran

Arosi

 * L2: honu, niu, urao, wai

Arritinngithigh

 * L2: pa

Arta

 * L2: bibig, mata, wagat

Aruop

 * L2: simi, suku

Arutani

 * L2: akohã

Aruá

 * L2: i

As

 * L2: kerja, tahun

Asaro'o

 * L2: fo, po

Ashe

 * L2: anɛŋ, enyata, eshiŋ, eŋwẽcẽ, eɔ̃, ibiŋkɔ̃ni, ibã, icar, icɔk, icɛi, ijɛɛr, ikpim, ikpẽ, ikɔk, ikɔɔ, ima, imar, imaw, inã, àmɛ̀ɛ̀

Ashkun

 * L2: Saňu, gā, iã, nām, pār, vadu, Āṣkuňu, ćina, čā, žū

Ashraaf

 * L2: ilig

Asháninka

 * L2: nija

Ashéninka Pajonal

 * L2: A

Ashéninka Perené

 * L2: kooya, nihaa, nijá

Asilulu

 * L2: burung, ina, pikir, wail

Asoa

 * L2: ama

Assan

 * L2: aj, ajun, alit, amar, atol, atūl, aš-parán, bar-ak, es, esperaŋ, eč, eš, ja, jáhatan, paltu, palá, pfóltu, tagalá, ul, ur, átōl, ös, öš

Assangori

 * L2: kal

Assiniboine

 * L2: A, bahá, bistą́ga, cedą́, hoǧą́, ipá, miní, mnétąga, pehą́ǧina, wahį́kpe, wamní, watʾéyagatą́ga, waȟnį́ca, wíyaga, wąhí, wįktą, šųgatąga, šų́ga

Asu

 * L2: dagba, eku

Asumboa

 * L2: aimiɔ, tumoa

Ata Manobo

 * L2: hapuy, mata

Atakapa

 * L2: Quiselpoo, Yegsa, kakau, kic

Atampaya

 * L2: ra

Atanques

 * L2: dita, ji

Atayal

 * L2: 'bagan, -su, Kurisimas, Wikibitia, abura', bagah, bazing, bwax, cenpan, cyugal, hikoki', hipux, mtzywaw, pngran, qoli', qom, qsya', qulih, qutux, roziq, sazing, senci, snonux, tcinun, tenaw, tennaw, usiak, utux, yaba', zima', zinaw, zinkani', zirensya', zkli', zmagal, zngli', zo, zyaw, zyong, zzik

Atemble

 * L2: anda

Athpare

 * L2: cwa

Atikamekw

 * L2: Wemotaci, akosamin, amiskw, cakweciw, ehepikw, erikoc, kiackw, mahikan, micirew, mikisiw, mikotcakoro, nipi, opan, otehiminan, ritamate, rorokasiw, wow

Atohwaim

 * L2: oxom

Atong (Cameroon)

 * L2: mʉ́ɣá

Atsahuaca

 * L2: A, chi, isthehowa

Atsugewi

 * L2: brumaiwi, yaawa, áji

Attested forms

 * L4: ᚠᚨᛁᚺᛁᛞᛟ, ᚦᚱᛁᚨ, ᚦᚱᛁᛃᛟᛉ, ᚷᛁᛒᚢ, ᚷᛡᚠ, ᚹᚨᛊ, ᚺᛡᚱᛁᚹᛟᛚᛡᚠᛦ, ᛁᛊᛏ, ᛏᚨᚹᛁᛞᛖ, ᛏᚨᚹᛁᛞᛟ

Attié

 * L2: shɛɔ, sø, sɇ

Au

 * L2: mite, nu, təpar

Auhelawa

 * L2: A, mweluluwa, we'aha

Aukan

 * L2: Doisii, alasi a wataa, bee, bubu, diingi, diingi faya wataa, eisi, en, faya, faya wataa, folow, gaan, he, igi, lobi, mama, mama bee, nenseki, swagi, taa, tanto, tifi, uman, wataa, wowoyo, yapon, ze

Aulua

 * L2: nave

Aurá

 * L2: ʔɨ

Austronesian Mari

 * L2: mpui

Auyana

 * L2: nomba

Auye

 * L2: uwo

Avatime

 * L2: tya

Avava

 * L2: muut, owe

Avikam

 * L2: sì, ɛ̀sɔ̃́

Avokaya

 * L2: A, yǐ

Avá-Canoeiro

 * L2: ɨ

Awa (New Guinea)

 * L2: no

Awa-Cuaiquer

 * L2: kwazi, piá, su

Awabakal

 * L2: bato, birung, bulowara, kokoin, makoro, ngoro, nukung, waiila, wakool, wara, yarro

Awadhi

 * L2: अँकरौरी, अंगुरी, अउ, अत्तवार, अनार, अरथ, अव, अवधी, आगि, इहाँ, उजियारा, कछू, कटावब, कय, करब, काँच, काटब, कूकर, गदहा, गरू, गिरगिट, गिरा, गिरि, चारि, छमा, जग, जस, जसु, डेबिया, तुइ, तोहार, दाता, दादुर, दिन, देखब, देब, देव, नाँव, नीक, पगु, परिच्छा, पहिला, पातर, पानी, फल, बजावब, बरतोर, बरनब, बल्लेबाज, बाघ, बान, बिटिया, बिनती, बिमल, बीचि, बीरबहूटी, बेलइया, बैद्य, मइ, मछरी, मनु, मरब, महाप्रभु, माछी, मुकुरु, मुद्रिका, मेहरारू, रजनीचर, रबि, रूप, लखब, लरिका, लोक, संकट, सपेत, समय, सयाना, सरग, सहर, सागर, साप, सुत, सुमिरब, हप्ता, हमार, हि, होब

Awar

 * L2: kan, kyao, mok

Awara

 * L2: A

Awera

 * L2: næ-ɾɛ

Awetí

 * L2: nypék, ypék, ʔɨ

Awjila

 * L2: imin

Awngi

 * L2: ኣኹ

Awngthim

 * L2: qwa

Awtuw

 * L2: gale, taləran, yüw

Awyi

 * L2: wobia

Axamb

 * L2: nuwoi

Axi Yi

 * L2: ʐi²

Ayabadhu

 * L2: ngoki, wethemu

Ayere

 * L2: eji, ekita, oyin

Aymara

 * L2: -na, -nni, Iwrupa, Piruw, Wikipidiya, achaku, achichi, allpaqa, allqamari, amuyupa, anu, aru, chacha, chhullunkhaya, ipasi, iqui-iqui, jinchu, jisa, jiwasa, jiwasana, jiwasanaka, jiwasanakana, jukumari, juma, jumana, jumanaka, jumanakana, jupa, jupana, jupanaka, jupanakana, khiti, khuchuña, khunu, kimsa, kusikusi, lapisa, lapʼa, mallku, mama, markachiri, maya, nanaka, nanakana, naya, nayana, nina, palla, pampa, paya, phaxsi, phisqa, phucha, punku, pusi, puxtiri, qamaña, qullcha, qullchanni, sarnaqaña uñtapa, supaya, suxta, tunka, uma, uraqita, uru, waka, wallqi, warawara, warmi, wawa, wawil, wila, yapuchäwi, yuriñapa

Aynu

 * L2: ab, car, hatta, zen

Ayomán

 * L2: aricachi, in

Ayoquesco Zapotec

 * L2: nis

Ayoreo

 * L2: iyoi, yodi

Ayu

 * L2: abele, abut, ador, ahwíhwì, antórà, aray, arát, ashár íkóón, ashî, atuk, aŋkpák, aŋkwínkwɛ̀rɛm, ibele, ibúr, idor, igwe, igúl, ihwe, ihwál, ihwé, ihwíhwì, imborin, incirà, ira, iray, ishár iwoon, ishî, itém, itûrû, iwoon, iŋkpák, kwínkwɛ̀rɛm, mayír, àhwalabùr, ànco, àndìndár, àshàwin, ándindar, ìbur’ùwò, ìcàrì, ìcámbìrì, ìcíp’gwè, ìgwécò, ìmbǔt, ìméŋ, ìncé, ìràt, íkóón, ǎrè

Ayutla Mixtec

 * L2: i̱kinꞌ, ki̱tara, laxa, ma̱rtiyo, mburu, mixtun, mula, ndu̱chiꞌ, ndyo̱ꞌo̱, ti̱kui, tya̱kaꞌ, tyuu̱nꞌ, viko̱ꞌ, xi̱taꞌ, ya̱ꞌaꞌ, yoo̱ꞌ, ñu̱ꞌu̱

Azha

 * L2: ʑi²¹

Azoyú Me'phaa

 * L2: ijaʔ


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Baagandji

 * L2: galgurru, kuna, mara, ngugu

Baan

 * L2: mṹṹ

Baba Malay

 * L2: sumpit, taon, toh

Babanki

 * L2: bwa, fji

Babatana

 * L2: mbi, vati

Babine-Witsuwit'en

 * L2: to, ɬəyəl, ʔəsbe

Babole

 * L2: dindúndù, máì

Babungo

 * L2: múu

Babuza

 * L2: dalom, shupa, to

Bactrian

 * L2: Κανηϸκι, Χιγγιλο, αββο, αγαλγο, αλχονο, ασνωυο, αταο, βαγο, βαχλο, ββγο, δδρογο, ηβοδαλο, ιωγο, καλδο, λασο, λαχϸατανιγο, λιστο, λογδα, λρογο, μαλαχο, μολο, οιστο, πανζο, ποσο, πουρο, σαδο, σαρλο, σοφαρο, στοργο, υαγγο, χαρο, χοαδηο, χοβανο, Ϸ, ϸ

Badaga

 * L2: நீரு

Bade

 * L2: amun

Badeshi

 * L2: meen

Badui

 * L2: ᮃᮊ᮪ᮞᮛ, ᮘᮞ

Baekje

 * L2: セシム, セマ, ハシカシ, 吉支, 己, 斯麻, 於羅瑕, 於陸, 金馬, 鞬, 鞬吉支

Baenan

 * L2: bakurí, bonikro, eželẽ, kadašužé, kelemés, patarak, pitirát, pititiɲga, šẽšẽ

Bafanji

 * L2: ŋki

Bafut

 * L2: ŋki

Bagheli

 * L2: अईसन, अपना, आमिल, उठब, कहब, का, तँय

Bagirmi

 * L2: man

Bagua

 * L2: tuna

Bagupi

 * L2: mi

Bagusa

 * L2: is, qamas

Bagvalal

 * L2: лълъе, лълъен, ракӏва

Baha

 * L2: bɔŋ³¹ba³²², dak⁵⁵, dɔk⁵⁵, dɔŋ⁴⁵, dɦa³³, ha³³, jaan³²², jɔŋ³²², kaan³²², ka³¹, lan¹¹, la¹¹, maak³³, mau¹¹, ma³¹, ma⁵⁵da³²², mi³²², mu³¹, mwi³¹, mɛŋ³¹, mɯt¹¹, m̥a³³, naan³²², nam³¹, nok¹¹, pa³²², qaan³²², qan³³, qu⁴⁵, ti⁵⁵, tu³²², təŋ²⁴, wan³¹, wat⁵⁵, whan³³, ðaak¹¹kwaaŋ⁴⁵, ðam³²², ðam⁴⁵, ðu³³, ðu⁴⁵, ðɦu³³, ŋa³¹, ŋa¹¹, ŋ̥at³³, ȵ̥ɯ³³, ɡɛ⁴⁵ðaat¹¹, ʔaau⁴⁵pja³²², ʔɔŋ⁴⁵, ʨam⁴⁵, θa³²²

Baham

 * L2: kirya

Baharna Arabic

 * L2: بوبر, خاشوقة, خاشوكة, مي

Bahau

 * L2: ataːʔ

Bahinemo

 * L2: haʼgi

Bahing

 * L2: वाँकु

Bai

 * L2: maix

Baimak

 * L2: mi

Baiso

 * L2: beke, muze

Baka

 * L2: bàkò, yàm

Bakairí

 * L2: pařu

Bakhtiari

 * L2: او, اوخوری, اوچه, بالشت, باو, برار, برد, برنج, برنو, بز, بنگ, بیدن, تش, تيه, جئيد, دا, دالو, دز, دنگ, دونا, دیه, زوان, زی, سی, شو, لگ, مندن, هونه, وریستادن, ویدن, ویر, پمه, کر, کلو, کوچیر, گریوا, گلوپیش, گودن

Baki

 * L2: payesi

Bakoko

 * L2: mindim

Bakulung

 * L2: mul

Bakumpai

 * L2: danum

Bakung

 * L2: abu, acuʼ, anak, apuy, atai, ba, belacek, bulan, celevut, cungai, ima', kepo, lakat, pat, pu'an, sungi, suŋay, talibicen, tangup, uvi'

Balaesang

 * L2: luton, valu

Balangao

 * L2: chanum

Balanta-Ganja

 * L2: asala, wede

Balanta-Kentohe

 * L2: A

Balantak

 * L2: anak, benteng, bokoti', boroki', gogorong, ili, ilio, inti'i, kaan, kakat, kompong, kumaan, laigan, langkai', lengke, loka', mae', makayo', mian, minsalan, minsoop, miro'up, miwoo', mololu, motidi', ngaan, ngoor, nuur, pae, poki-poki', rangkum, rara', ro'up, rongor, roon, royot, salan, sarak, sarat, sila', suloo, susum, taka, takala', taring, tidi', tilinga, toure', tuur, u'uru, utus, waka, weer, wese', wewer, woo', wuuk

Baldemu

 * L2: pilish, yàmàsí', ŋgǎsā

Baliledo

 * L2: ura

Balkan Romani

 * L2: baro, dad, das, džadija, gadžo, gažo, kalo, kùrva, manuš, melalo, pani, papuša, phen, phral, romacel, trušul, tume, veštica, vražitoŕa

Balo

 * L2: ɔmwɔ

Balti

 * L2: برس, بلتی, ساهار, شانكو, پولو, چھو, ݨ, ݩ, ऍ, घ़, ཀུ་ཤུ, ཆུ, སྒོ

Baltic Romani

 * L2: baro, dad, gadžo, kalo, manuš, melalo, pani, phen, pšal, trušul, tume, čovaxani

Baluan-Pam

 * L2: wei

Bambam

 * L2: baine

Bamu

 * L2: koko, koko obo, obo, orobo

Bamwe

 * L2: mai

Bana

 * L2: yàm

Banam Bay

 * L2: no-ai, nu-ai

Banda

 * L2: asu, was

Banda-Bambari

 * L2: ngungu

Bandi

 * L2: nja

Bandjalang

 * L2: bahy, baran-barahn, bilin-bilin, binaŋ, bira-, bube, budhabuyeh, budharbiyn, bujȧrebin, bullen-bullen, bullenah, bulun, bun-bun, bunihyn, buŋgu-buŋgu, dagay, danar, darigan, dirrang, gaguhŋ, gahrbayn, gajari, gam, gamay, gaŋgil, gehr, gidhuhm, gihyan, gindil, ginibi, ginyin, guhgagan, gumar, gunaŋ, gunya, guralnigahr, gurin, guruman, jabuh, jagun, jali, junahr, junru-junur, kagoġ, kićom, kumai, kuŋ, magil, mahr-mahr, merruġ, mibayn, minyaŋ, minyuġ, miruhŋ, miyi, mulanyin, mumbir-mumbir, ngali, ngayu, nyaŋ, nyuġ, wagahn, wayilahr, wayilayn, wuhrbiyn gayn, wulu, wululuyn, yaguy, yahdh, yaraman, yarayn, yirahli, ćubbo, ćulle, ŋadhaŋ, ŋamah, ŋay, ŋuruyn

Bangandu

 * L2: lì

Banggai

 * L2: asu, iaku, paisu, pikir

Bangi

 * L2: mai

Bangime

 * L2: ɥɛ̀

Baniwa

 * L2: uni

Banjarese

 * L2: Ahat, Arba, Jumahat, Kemés, Salasa, Sanayan, Saptu, aduh, aku, ampat, anak, anam, asa, asap, atur, bahu, banyu, bapa, batu, buluh, bungul, dalapan, dapur, dua, enempuluh, gasan, jalan, juta, kapala, kiwa, likur, lima, main bal, makan, mangkok, pisang, pitu, pitungwalas, puluh, ratus, ribu, sa, sa-, sajuta, salawi, salikur, sambilan, sanga, sangangpuluh, sapuluh, saratus, saribu, sasirangan, sawalas, sirang, talinga, talu, talungpuluh, tangan, tumbuhan, walu, walungpuluh, warik, welas

Banka

 * L2: žo

Bankan Tey Dogon

 * L2: nìì

Bankon

 * L2: maléw, muutaŋ

Banoni

 * L2: dotsi, garasi, kiso, piin, vaka

Bantawa

 * L2: अ़, उ़, म

Bantayanon

 * L2: buwas, kakyop, sara

Bantik

 * L2: ake, mata

Banyumasan

 * L2: Inggris, ambring, bangkong, batir, bengel, bodhol, clebek, joget, kimia, nanas, pertanian, ꦏꦶꦩꦶꦲ, ꦕ꧀ꦊꦧꦺꦏ꧀, ꦤꦤꦱ꧀, ꦥꦼꦂꦠꦤꦶꦲꦤ꧀, ꦧꦁꦏꦺꦴꦁ, ꦧꦠꦶꦂ, ꦧꦺꦴꦣꦺꦴꦭ꧀, ꦧꦼꦔꦼꦭ꧀, ꦲꦩ꧀ꦧꦿꦶꦁ, ꦲꦶꦁꦒꦿꦶꦱ꧀

Baoule

 * L2: abu, ala, ayia, bodua, kanga, labu, nzue, sɛ, wawa, yako

Barai

 * L2: A, do

Baram Kayan

 * L2: anak, bahah, bulan

Barapasi

 * L2: waro

Barasana

 * L2: kuma oko, oko, oko sohe, oko uhu, sohe, uhu

Barbareño

 * L2: ʼoʼ

Bardi

 * L2: barnamb, jalala, oola, oorany

Bargam

 * L2: asawan, aw, yu, yuw

Bari

 * L2: A, nakwan, pioŋ

Bariai

 * L2: abei, basu, danga, eaba, eau, ede, eso, ia, kemi, lima, luma, malo, man, niu, pange, pat, popou, rua, saksak, taine, tol

Bariji

 * L2: aweta, ogo

Barikewa

 * L2: wɛ̌i

Barok

 * L2: une

Barombi

 * L2: malef

Barranbinya

 * L2: ngaba

Baruga

 * L2: eka, ubu, uwu, uβu

Barunggam

 * L2: deeal, dinung, djam, dunde, ginni, maa, mau, mii, miia, toolga

Baruya

 * L2: aalya, arakwe, balage, dɨkɨlɨya, gwaagwaanga, yaadawata

Baré

 * L2: nene, ũni

Barí

 * L2: xima

Basa

 * L2: mèni

Basaa

 * L2: malép

Basap

 * L2: danum

Basay

 * L2: atsou, harate, lamit, lanum

Basketo

 * L2: watsi

Bassa

 * L2: bòò, bɔnɔ, bɛ, cá, cíì, dyue, dyuě, dyú, dàɓò, fá, fɛ́ɖɛ́, gbǒ, gma, gmàà, gmɛ̀ɛ̌, gĩáá, hm̀m̌, hwìè, hwɔ̌, hwɛ̀, hwɛ̌, hĩinyɛ, hɔ, je, kpa, kpá, kpɔ̀ɔ̌, kà, ká, kéé, kíì, kópò, kùìì, kɔ, kɛ́, mana, mí, mɛ̀nɛ̌ìn-hĩinyɛ, mɛ̀nɛ̌ìn-sɔ̃́, mɛ̀nɛ̌ìn-tã, mɛ̀nɛ̌ìn-ɖò, mɛ́ɛ̀n, nyúii, ní, pàpà, pɛ̀ɛ̀, sáà, sé, sìà, sú, sɔ́ɔ̀, sɔ̃́, sɛ, ta, tã, vàǎ, vɛ̃̌, wa, wɛ̀, xwa, xwìɖì, xwɛ̀ɛ̀, zòtà, zùù, ɓaɖa-bùè, ɓo, ɖò, ɖǎ-dyù

Batad Ifugao

 * L2: babai, balat, danum, mata

Batanga

 * L2: ndito

Bathari

 * L2: muh

Bats

 * L2: ა, ალე, ალხაძურ, ბარლʻ, ბენ, ბეჯ, ბორშ, ბუთთ, ბუჲსა, ბჺორწ, გუბ, დად, დალ, დალე̆, დაფხეჼ, დაცუჼ, დაწიჼ, დახკო̆, დახხეჼ, დე, დიკ, დოკ, დოს, დოშ, დჺივჸ, ვაშ, ვირ, ვორლʻ, თურ, ისს, იტტ, კავ, კატეჼ, კივ, კირ, კოხივ, კურ, კუჲტი̆, ლათთ, ლამ, ლარკ, ლახუჼ, ლიშა, მათხ, მალიჼ, მარ, მარგალიტ, მარგლიტ, მაციჼ, მაწრიჼ, მაწრო̆, მაჲჴი̆, მოთთ, მოტტ, მოწ, მოხ, მუსტიჼ, ნან, ნახ, ნიტტ, ნიყ, ნჺაპ, ოჸ, ჟომეჼ, ტათებ, ტარკ, ტყა, ფსტუ, ფშა, ფშელ, ფხი, ფჰ⁊იტ, ქინძ, ქოთამ, ქოკ, ქორ, ქორთ, ქორთო̆, ში, შურ, ჩა, ჩო, ცა, ცარკ, ცჰ⁊ა, წე, ხენ, ხი, ჯოგ, ჰ⁊აწუკ, ჰ⁊უჼ, ჲაშ, ჲეგ, ჲეთხ, ჲოპყ, ჴა, ჴავჴუ̆, ჴერ, ჴო

Batu

 * L2: mbígə̄m, ḿbígə́m̄, ḿgórɔ̄

Batui

 * L2: apu, ue

Batuley

 * L2: kotor, tu

Bau

 * L2: aid, mi, wa

Bau Bidayuh

 * L2: abun, agas, apuy, asing, bidiek, bikasi, biniru, biowak, biron, bisa, bisireh, bodu, bongam, bosi, dipoh, diya, doot, doyoh, girogot, girongan, gonan, jan, jumieh, kaak, kada, kaldei, kangung, kien, kiliet, koning, kosuong, krokub, kuning, kupang, manuk, miriep, mupus, musang, nang, ngidiring, nyogag, osuop, otin, otok, padang, paning, pas, piin, pirungang, pongan, ponyu, prigi, pungu, punguo, puruot, ribuoh, rigu, rimota, rimoung, rubuk, sikonang, singa, sobak, sumat, sungi, sutung, taduh, taji, tamung, tigaang, tigidig, tiposi, toin, tonyung, tonyuom, truping, tura, utan

Baure

 * L2: ani, eperon, eton, hir, in, jir, kaye, kiher, kijer, kotiskon, po'ip, roeamokonoe', roseskoner, ser, ses, top, vir, yaki

Bauro

 * L2: bei, hehene, urao

Bauzi

 * L2: vaɔ

Baybayanon

 * L2: adláw, dayunggan, ilong, túbig

Bayogoula

 * L2: affero

Bayungu

 * L2: wirlu

Beaver

 * L2: at̲s̲’aahnuu, chuu, ch’ǫne, dachin, dasdléé, dleye, dlwęą, ghaje, hadaa, hatl’ediięzaa, jige, k'at, kwą, lhuuge, męge, nǫdaa, nǫjuuz̲e, nǫzę, taadle, tlez̲e, t̲s̲e, yaatune, z̲ez̲uulh, ęlaaʔ

Bebe

 * L2: ngwí

Bedjond

 * L2: à̰ȳ

Beezen

 * L2: ókwóp

Beja

 * L2: A, iisin, sim, yaas, yam, áni, ياس, يم

Bekati'

 * L2: paitn

Belait

 * L2: kalau, pikir, siʼ

Beli

 * L2: mini

Belizean Creole

 * L2: Ah, Bileez, a, aafis, ahn, byaa, chrai, da-mi, di, doz, eena, fahn, harikayn, hyaa, jayl, jrink, laas, laim, lee, memba, nais, noa, nobadi, pees, reech, saiz, si, staam, toch, waata, wahn, wayt, wen, wid, wit, yoostu, yu

Bella Coola

 * L2: -łł, Sx̣ints, cipsx, cq̓, cq̓tx̣, c̓ktc, c̓s, c̓x̣ʷ, c̓x̣ʷł, kłx, kʷs, k̓p, k̓x, k̓xx̣, mackin, mux̣ʷłt, płt, p̓x, p̓x̣ʷłt, p̓x̣ʷłtłp, qpsttx̣, qs, qstx̣, qʷt, q̓pst, q̓s, sc̓q, sps, sqc̓, sq̓, sq̓ʷ, sq̓ʷx̣, stp, st̓s, sutk, sx, sxs, tixca, tq̓, tq̓x̣, tł, t̓x̣t, xłp̓x̣ʷłtłpłłs, xłp̓x̣ʷłtłpłłskʷc̓, x̣s, čk̓łp, łk̓ʷ, łq, łʼp, łʼptx̣, łʼł, šk̓x, šk̓ʷ, šk̓ʷtx̣, ʔasqa

Bellari

 * L2: argi, tanne

Bemba

 * L2: A, amenshi, buci, fwa, ibwe, mafuta, mbushi, mfula, mwenge, ngulube, nsala, nsoka

Ben Tey

 * L2: sání

Benabena

 * L2: nagami

Bende

 * L2: maansí, mukeéma, múkelé, ofisichéa, ííjélá

Beneraf

 * L2: fo

Beng

 * L2: yí

Beothuk

 * L2: ebadoe, ebanthoo

Bepour

 * L2: ofun, una, yʌʔʌ

Berawan

 * L2: abang, acew, acin, bekeh, cepeu, jilelen, laman, pi, sepeu, sipel, taca, ukuk

Berbice Creole Dutch

 * L2: afta, alala, ben, blutu, boši, deki, fragi, fruku, jefi, jɛrma, jɛrmatoko, minggi, mɛtɛ, pampuna, slangi

Berik

 * L2: fo

Berom

 * L2: dankal, nshí

Berti

 * L2: mi

Besisi

 * L2: mah, meri

Betawi

 * L2: babi ngepet, beceng, berak doang, bini, bérce, captun, ceban, celokat, cepé, chimenk, chipowa, cémén, dikopi, duit, gede, gedong, gokel, inep, kali, kerupuk, kokai, kémce, manyun, memek, nembak, ngewek, nimpé, nocéng, orkay, oskep, rokum, snéki, tokét

Betoi

 * L2: babi, humasoi, ocu, ro, sorroy, ufi

Bezhta

 * L2: автобус, банк, бацӏо, бохъ, гьад, йакӏо, йалӏо, йаьчоь, йаьᵸчоь, йаᵸлӏо, ко, лъи, макъо, милъо, миц, мотӏо, наръадуа, нацо, наьчоь, оз, онох, оᵸз, полъе, ракӏо, сантели, тӏийо, тӏиро, ца, цаᵸ, цӏо

Bhilali

 * L2: पाणी

Biak

 * L2: aya, bin, ina, sko, u'ar, yuk

Biangai

 * L2: kaibek

Biao Mon

 * L2: ən¹

Bibaali

 * L2: mí

Bidiyo

 * L2: ‘amay

Bidyara

 * L2: yira

Biem

 * L2: ain, dan

Big Nambas

 * L2: nauei, tarah

Bih

 * L2: pine, êar

Bihari

 * L2: पानी, भूगोल

Bilakura

 * L2: edasilu, yuag

Bilaspuri

 * L2: इक्खा, कुण, मिच्ची, हंगी, 𑚂𑚊𑚶𑚸𑚭, 𑚊𑚰𑚘, 𑚢𑚮𑚏𑚶𑚏𑚯, 𑚩𑚫𑚌𑚯

Bilba

 * L2: asu, balilang, besi, ha, oka

Bilbil

 * L2: pain, ya

Biliau

 * L2: paen, raan

Biloxi

 * L2: ani, ni, ąxti

Bilua

 * L2: ju, reko

Bilur

 * L2: namalum, vaina

Bilêvkirin

 * L3: heft

Bima

 * L2: duna, ina, oi, upa, βesi

Bimin

 * L2: ok

Bimoba

 * L2: nyun

Binandere

 * L2: un

Binongan Itneg

 * L2: danom

Bintulu

 * L2: akou, aneak, asou, belas, binatang, bulan, libun, pat, vas, vaw, waka

Binukid

 * L2: babelek, babuy, bahagan, bahi, baka, bakang, bakbak, bakeleng, bakes, bakesan, balaan, balay, balugtu, bugta, daduwa, damulmug, gatas, kalibangbang, kutsara, kutsarita, lalima, langaw, langgam, langgit, langit, mata, puntil, pusaw, pusung, puthaw, sabaw, sabun, sabuwa, sada, sagakad, saging, sagu, salag, salakyan, salamin, salapi, salapid, salay, salaysay, saliluan, salindungaw, saliyaw, salsalan, sambilat, sambingay, samug, sangay, santik, siyam, wahig

Bipi

 * L2: xan

Birao

 * L2: vati

Birgid

 * L2: eeȷi, niidi, uze

Birgit

 * L2: ami

Biritai

 * L2: bau

Bishnupriya Manipuri

 * L2: অ, অন্ধ্র প্রদেশ, আ, আট, ই, ঈ, উ, ঊ, ঋ, এ, এস্তোনিয়া, ঐ, ঐতিহাসিক, ওহাইও, কঁঠাল, কাটা, খরগোশ, চার, চারা, ছয়, ঠার, তারা, তিন, দশ, দুই, ধুলা, ধূলি, নয়, নৌকা, পাঁচ, পানি, পাহাড়, ফল, বছর, বাঁশ, বাঁহ, বাংলাদেশ, বারো, বিজ্ঞান, বিশ, ভালবাসা, মাকড়সা, মাটি, রাজা, সমুদ্র, সাত, হাজার

Bissa

 * L2: baaga, baarɛ, bankana, díí, gaarɛ, gun, gur, guuru, gɛba, kakʊ́, pí, píjà, sáápra, síɲe, sòàtɪ, sɔ́ɔ̀, sɪ̀

Bisu

 * L2: กงา

Bitare

 * L2: mɔngɔmo

Blablanga

 * L2: fati

Blackfoot

 * L2: Estipah-skikikini-kots, a'yai-kik-ahsi, aohkíí, aohkííyi, awau-katsik-saki, aáhsa, imitáá, mamíí, ninauh-oskiti-pahpyaki, piikániwa, ponokóámitaa, poos, ´, áákiim, ᑯᖿᐡ, ᔈ, ᖰ, ᖱ, ᖲ, ᖳ, ᖴ, ᖵ, ᖶ, ᖷ, ᖸ, ᖹ, ᖺ, ᖻ, ᖼ, ᖽ, ᖾ, ᖿ, ᙿ

Blagar

 * L2: A, B, Lahatala, ab, abang, ad, ara, aru, bapa, be, belta, binanta, bindaqali, buk, buku, buta, desa, di, ele, emangpi, guru, halomang, hava, hiba, hur, id, jabar, jar, jasi, je, kiki, kondo, kuda, kuta, lama, mana, meke, mol, na, ne, nu, ora, por, tama, tang, te, tue, tuwe, ub, uru, uruka, user, ved, vet, yer

Blang

 * L2: ʔum¹

Blin

 * L2: A, luukʷ, lɛɛbɛka, suuŋ, yə, ʔənti

Bo-Rukul

 * L2: imal

Boano (Maluku)

 * L2: ene'e

Boano (Sulawesi)

 * L2: ogo

Bobongko

 * L2: ue

Bobot

 * L2: way

Bodo (India)

 * L2: dwi, अखाफोर, अख्रां, अर, आखाय, इंराजि, ककबरक, कामिज, खालाम, खावसे, गं, गथ, गान्दु, गार', गिरजा, गुफुर, जा, जानबुं, जि, जिराय, जुनार, जोहोलाव, थाम, दंफां, दालां, दाव, दावदै, दिरुं, दुवार, दै, दैमा, दोहोरोम, ना, बर', बार, बिदिन्था, बिफा, बिमा, बेदर, बेरे, बोरमा, बोराइ, मानसि, मायरं, मावजि, मिसिं, मुं, मोसा, मोसौ, राव, लाइमोन, लाथिख', लामा, लिर, लोगो, संख्रि, साहा, सिलाइ, सुबुं, से, हाजो, हिनजाव, हौवा

Bodo Gadaba

 * L2: daʔ

Bofi

 * L2: lì

Bogaya

 * L2: imya, paiyuku

Boghom

 * L2: gway, yip

Bokar

 * L2: iši

Boko

 * L2: do, kwi, pla, soolo, sopla, swaàɔ̃, sííɔ̃, sɔ́o, í, ʔààɔ̃

Bokobaru

 * L2: í

Bokoto

 * L2: rì

Bokyi

 * L2: ɔmo

Bola

 * L2: aga, bahele, dagi, gilanga, hate, ivu, karapa, koa, naru, ngango, nuverei, ola, pagana, pikeo, tovu

Bolango

 * L2: sarlugo

Bole

 * L2: amma, mondu

Bolinao

 * L2: agtay, aluleng, ama, amlulungan, anag, anak, andidis, andudun, angdod, asinda, aso, ayama, aydo, ayep, ayi, baboy, bagyo, baka, basakay, batag, bawang, baya, bayaw, bubsat, bukraw, bulong, buridek, dudon, dudungawan, gatas, gayaman, gigang, ilog, kamay, kanit, karayan, karigsawan, katyangan, kawayan, lapis, liey, mata, ranom, siko, tagyan, talugtog, walo

Boloki

 * L2: mái

Bolongan

 * L2: danum

Bolyu

 * L2: nde⁵³

Bom

 * L2: jomde

Bonan

 * L2: ox, se

Bondei

 * L2: chuma, mazi

Bondo

 * L2: daʔ

Bonerate

 * L2: teʔe

Bonggi

 * L2: beig, jarum, kulakng, ou, timus

Bonggo

 * L2: dan, dau, man, mofin

Bongo

 * L2: mɩ̀nɩ̀

Bookan

 * L2: liyog

Bopomofo character

 * L3: ㄅ, ㄆ, ㄇ, ㄈ, ㄉ, ㄊ, ㄋ, ㄌ, ㄍ, ㄎ, ㄏ, ㄐ, ㄑ, ㄒ, ㄓ, ㄔ, ㄕ, ㄖ, ㄗ, ㄘ, ㄙ, ㄚ, ㄛ, ㄜ, ㄝ, ㄞ, ㄟ, ㄠ, ㄡ, ㄢ, ㄣ, ㄤ, ㄥ, ㄦ

Bora

 * L2: nújpacyo

Borong

 * L2: apu

Borrowed terms

 * L4: دریا, دشمن, دل, شغال, نکما, अनुशासक, अभिज्ञा, अभिषेक, अलस, अश्व, आत्मन्, इन्दिरा, उपलब्ध, ऋतु, एला, कच्छप, कटि, कपाल, कमल, काक, कार्य, क्षत्रिय, खनि, गर्भिणी, गात्र, गिरि, जाति, जिह्वा, जीव, तक्षन्, तन्त्र, तमस्, तृण, दक्षिण, दन्त, दीर्घ, दूर, धारा, धूम, नामन्, पण्डित, पनस, पर्ण, पाप, पितृ, पूर्व, प्रथम, प्रिय, बीज, बुद्ध, भक्ति, भगवद्गीता, मयूर, मांस, मिश्र, राष्ट्र, लाभ, वसन्त, वात, विना, वीर, वृक्ष, वृद्ध, शर्करा, शिरस्, शुभ्र, सदा, समुद्र, सर्व, सृगाल, सेतु, स्त्री, हत, हरिद्रा, हिङ्गु, हिम, 𐭪𐭫𐭲
 * L5: रघु, सम

Borrowings

 * L4: Maximus, exceptus, familia, joie, legio, medius, patiens

Borôro

 * L2: adudu, adügo, ao, aora, aredu, aregodu, ari, arigao, ba, bai, barögö, bataru, bi, bije, bito, bobata, bobatu, bübütü, dʒeku, dʒemaru, dʒura, eno, i, ije, iwogu, joku, joru, ju, jure, kagariga, karo, ke, kera, kiogö, kodu, kuieje, kure, ködü, künabo, mago, nudu, o, ogʷa, ore, oredu, po, pobo, ra, ridʒo, ritʃo, tagogo, tu, tugo, tʃe, uruwo, wogu, wudu, ʤoru

Boselewa

 * L2: vavine

Botlikh

 * L2: лълъени, ракӏва

Botolan Sambal

 * L2: lanom, mata, siyam, walo

Bourbonnais-Berrichon

 * L2: anc, iau, être

Bragat

 * L2: sukun

Brahui

 * L2: A, đ, Ŧ, اهین, او, ای, تیل, جاز, جمر, جنگ, خراس, خیسُن, دریاب, دیر, دیوال, قانون, نن, نی, پال, پو, کری, کچک, ڷ

Brazilian Sign Language

 * L2: CAVALO^LISTRA

Brem

 * L2: muŋguan, yaŋ

Bribri

 * L2: krö

British Sign Language

 * L2: 𝣬𝪛

Brokpake

 * L2: ཚི

Brokskat

 * L2: bet, byas, goṭ, khwai, so, soi, tes

Broome Pearling Lugger Pidgin

 * L2: -kaa, -ya, angkaa, baiya, banyaa, chirikurok, dekko, hokurok, karaja, kotor, kriki, peke, poorr, ratang, tera, ujan

Brunei Bisaya

 * L2: asu, siluy, wasai

Bruny Island

 * L2: motti

Bu

 * L2: mma, ŋgɨn

Bu-Nao Bunu

 * L2: aŋ³³, ou¹, tla³, tɬe³, ɔŋ¹, ʔuŋ³, ʔɔŋ¹

Bube

 * L2: bapotó, dupe

Bubi

 * L2: maamba

Budibud

 * L2: dauno, sopu

Budukh

 * L2: А, ада, ал, бар, вак, вез, викьер, вирагъ, вичид, гада, дар, диде, зав, зар, ибир, йеч, йиз, йийид, йицӏыд, йукьуд, йыгъ, йыкӏ, кач, кирпи, къанд, къепик, къул, кьад, кьел, кьолкидж, кьул, кьусу, кьыл, кӏерепӏ, кӏид, кӏул, лапа, лем, лузу, маф, мез, меъел, мийид, мичӏер, мукь, нехир, ник, рехъ, риж, рих, руб, руг, рыхьыд, сад, сан, сив, сокул, тур, тӏутӏ, фу, фуд, хор, хьад, хьин, цӏа, чин, чӏер, шегь, шид, ших, шуб, шубуд

Buduma

 * L2: amaii

Budza

 * L2: mayá

Buena Vista Yokuts

 * L2: ila'k', ilak

Bugan

 * L2: da³⁵, nda²⁴

Bughotu

 * L2: aa, aabara, bea, lima, niu, vaivine

Buginese

 * L2: -mi, amaradekangeng, ambo, api, arua, ase, aseng, asera, asu, awaŋ, baja, bale, belérang, bessi, bicara, bola, ceddi, dua, dégaga, ellong, esso, ina, kudara, lakkai, lapa, lappa, lase', ma-pute, mi, paddoangeng, seddi, tana, terima kasih, tollolang, uae, uleng, ulle, utu, wae, wessa, ᨀᨆᨗᨔᨗ, ᨄᨉᨚᨕᨂᨛ, ᨄᨒᨚᨈᨑ, ᨄᨗᨈᨘ, ᨅᨔ ᨕᨘᨁᨗ, ᨅᨗᨌᨑ, ᨆᨌ, ᨆᨑᨙᨉᨀ, ᨉᨘᨓ, ᨍᨘᨆ, ᨒᨄ, ᨒᨚᨈᨑ, ᨓᨕᨙ, ᨔᨈᨘ, ᨔᨒᨔ, ᨕᨆᨑᨙᨉᨀᨂᨛ, ᨕᨑᨅ, ᨕᨔᨘ, ᨕᨔᨙ, ᨕᨗᨊ, ᨕᨙᨔᨙᨊᨙ, ᨕᨛᨔᨚ ᨕᨖᨕᨗ

Bugun

 * L2: kʰo

Buhi'non Bikol

 * L2: amigo, asgad, asin, atay, ayam, ba, barato, batag, bayong, burak, buta, ilo, isra, kilat, libro, linog, maal, maasgad, mani, mata, namok, pisngi, punaw, sana, sanga, simbaan, simbag, tobig

Buhid

 * L2: talinga, ᝀ, ᝁ, ᝂ, ᝃ, ᝄ, ᝅ, ᝆ, ᝇ, ᝈ, ᝉ, ᝊ, ᝊᝓᝑᝒᝇ, ᝋ, ᝌ, ᝍ, ᝎ, ᝏ, ᝐ, ᝑ, ᝒ, ᝓ

Buhutu

 * L2: hoowa, waihin

Bukar-Sadung Bidayuh

 * L2: panggang

Bukat

 * L2: danum, lino

Bukawa

 * L2: awhê, bu

Bukhari

 * L2: buxori, urusi, zabon

Bukiyip

 * L2: Eñua, abag, abal, agab, apap, apeh, aun, babeg, baben, böb, daweh, eig, ešuguh, giha, kujar, meharig, mohun, oguda, ohok, okok, omom, otot, ouot, out, raböp, rowogig, tuat, ua, urugum, wabör, worub, yama, yayen, élman, élmatok

Bukusu

 * L2: kameechi

Bulgar

 * L2: -شِ, -مَ, -ڛَم, ΩΜΟΡΤΑΓ, ζητ, χων, твирем, тох, إش, البلغَاڔِى, الطن, الُو, ايرنى, اَتِ, اَجِ, اَكِل, اَلطِ, اَلُّ, اَلِبْ, اَول, اَيخ, اک, بر, برت, بطك, بل, بيال, بَج, بَر, بَل, بَلُو, تطر, توح, تُرُكمَان, تُوات, جال, جىَاتِ, جُور, جِيِرم, حرح, خان, سَو, شِو, صبر, طَن, طَنْروى, طُخِڔ, كوالجى, كُ, كُوَان, كُوَج, هيرحومْ, هِير, وان, وج, وطر, وَل, يَال, ڊنيَا, ڛَكِڔ

Buli (Ghana)

 * L2: nipowa, nyiam

Buli (Indonesia)

 * L2: fat, maping, wai, waja

Bulu (Cameroon)

 * L2: akalat, befam, binga, fam, minga

Bulu (New Guinea)

 * L2: nalu, tavine

Bumthangkha

 * L2: མིང

Bunaba

 * L2: garuwa

Bunak

 * L2: il

Bunama

 * L2: mona, wahine, we'aha

Bundeli

 * L2: आँख, कैबो, चामरो, तैं, दरोगा, नाहर, मै, मो, मोखा, रैबो, साप, हंसबो

Bungku

 * L2: baho

Bungu

 * L2: amazi

Bunoge

 * L2: gɔ

Bunun

 * L2: asu, babu, bahlu, bintuhan, bintuqan, buan, budias, bunuk, ciukutu, dahis, damuh, danum, halum, hanitu, hanvang, hatabang, hatas, hulbu, hupdal, ishailangun, ising, iskaan, itung, kakatu, kangavas, kantundahmali, kanum, kasu, kusbabai, kuskus, libus, lububunun, lutbu, mali, mata, nanaq, panadan, pat, tama, tangia, tinnau, tuhu, tulkuk, uka, vivi, vividaing

Buol

 * L2: ale, biig, bole, botu, boyo, diuk, onu, tunggil, unggag

Bura

 * L2: Bi, Mbeɗawa, ayaba, bi, bulam, cagwali, daŋkali, di, dlalaŋ, gaji, ghǝŋ, gul, gwaɓa, ku, kwagu, kǝl ɗǝfu, kǝma, mbwa, miya, mpasha, mpǝrɗa, mshi, mta, mtlǝmhyi, mwasu, mǝna, patlahu, pci, shar, shatan, sǝsǝma, tlambǝl, tsi, tǝda, tǝɓǝl, u'u, una, vǝla, yimi, ɗika

Bura Mabang

 * L2: inji, toru꞉k, turok, turuk

Burarra

 * L2: bugula, del, joborr, yerrcha

Burduna

 * L2: wirlu

Burgundian

 * L2: hendinos, witimon, wittimon

Burji

 * L2: waa

Burmeso

 * L2: bau

Buru (Indonesia)

 * L2: wae

Burun

 * L2: luum, pii

Burushaski

 * L2: baaz, batbat, bayú, belis, bepayr, bishké, bras, bula, bulbul, burúm, bush, busroosro, buwa, báalt, crhin, du, díin, ganttey, garmun, gatshir, gaċhir, ghaan, ghasrep, ghunghundil, gonoolanas, gur, gus, gus bush, gus pharisr, ha, hagúr, hal, haní, hir, hir bush, hir qarqaamuts, huk, isláam, juú, kapo, laleér, lalíto, laq, laq ġaténc̣, mayon, partaawuus, phari, pharisr, qarqaamuts, qhamuldáni, qhamuluṭéeli, qhamúluṭ, qhap, sadaqá, sar, saásaṭ, shadi, sheer, sée, ta, tal, tináani, tootaan, tshiir, tshindar, tshiyar, ćham, ćhumár, ćímar, ċhil, ġaténc̣, ڞ, ݳ, ݴ, ݶ, ݷ, ݸ, ݹ, ݺ, ݻ, ݼ, ݽ

Burusu

 * L2: batik, liyog

Buruwai

 * L2: moya

Busa

 * L2: A, í

Busam

 * L2: ɪŋgû

Busami

 * L2: maria

Busang Kayan

 * L2: ika

Butmas-Tur

 * L2: wa

Butuanon

 * L2: alima, asawa, baay, bata, daga, dahon, gamot, haas, isda, itlog, lamok, lawa, mata, ngipon, pagikpik, sanga, siyam, talinga, tao, tubig

Buwal

 * L2: yam

Bwaidoka

 * L2: dauda, vavine

Bwanabwana

 * L2: niu, waiila, waine

Bwatoo

 * L2: balo, bool, chopa, hoosi, traba, tramo

Byangsi

 * L2: ti


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, is this article available online: ნანა მაჭავარიანი, აფხაზური *aʒaxoa „ვაზი“ ტერმინის წარმომავლობისათვის, „საენათმეცნიერო ძიებანი“, ტ. XXVI, თბ., 2008? --Vahag (talk) 22:17, 2 February 2022 (UTC)

 * . That's some luck... Exactly the one you need is missing, but ones before and after are available... :/ კვარია (talk) 22:58, 2 February 2022 (UTC)
 * Somehow I had no doubt this would happen. Murphidze's law. Vahag (talk) 21:39, 3 February 2022 (UTC)

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