text:
die Katze beißt sich in den Schwanz

Etymology
lit. 'the cat is biting its own tail'. Compare 🇨🇬 and so on.

Phrase

 * 1)  it's a vicious circle, every solution leads to a dead end or creates new problems

Usage notes

 * Usually employed with and inversion:.

title: die Katze beißt sich in den Schwanz


text: blackbeads

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

title: blackbeads


text:
施威林

Etymology
From.

title: 施威林


text: 诗威林

title: 诗威林


text: röca

title: röca


text: yamyaşıl

title: yamyaşıl


text:
lämmittävästi

Adverb

 * 1) warmingly

title: lämmittävästi


text:
außersinnlich

Etymology
From

Adjective

 * 1) extrasensory

title: außersinnlich


text: Category:Azerbaijani terms derived from the Proto-Turkic root *sov-


text:
lämmittävä

Adjective

 * 1) warming

title: lämmittävä


text: außersinnliche

title: außersinnliche


text: außersinnlicher

title: außersinnlicher


text:
nerwica natręctw

Etymology
lit. 'neurosis of obsessions'.

Noun

 * 1)  obsessive-compulsive disorder

title: nerwica natręctw


text:
twiction

Noun

 * 1)  Fiction hosted on the microblogging site Twitter; fictional works of Twitterature.

title: twiction


text:
sallanmaq

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to hang, hang down, hang over
 * 2)  to hang over

title: sallanmaq


text:
twitfic

Noun

 * 1)  Fiction hosted on the microblogging site Twitter; twiction.

title: twitfic


text: twitfics

title: twitfics


text:
e compagnia bella

Etymology
lit. 'and the good company (group of people)'.

Adverb

 * 1)  etcetera

title: e compagnia bella


text:
seznam s odrážkami

Noun

 * 1) bulleted list

title: seznam s odrážkami


text: giant hyenas

title: giant hyenas


text: can'idates

title: can'idates


text:
розкошувати

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to live in luxury, to live in the lap of luxury, to live luxuriously, to live high on the hog, to live in clover
 * 2) to luxuriate
 * 1) to luxuriate

title: розкошувати


text: särkevä

title: särkevä


text:
mansezza

Etymology
From, the first element being a by removing the suffix.

Noun

 * 1)  docility, meekness

title: mansezza


text: 24-hour clocks

title: 24-hour clocks


text:
cynedom

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) The authority of a king; dominion.
 * 2) The realm of a king; a kingdom.
 * 3)  Divine authority or power.

title: cynedom


text: ungdomsförbundet

title: ungdomsförbundet


text: ungdomsförbundets

title: ungdomsförbundets


text: ungdomsförbunden

title: ungdomsförbunden


text: ungdomsförbundens

title: ungdomsförbundens


text: ungdomsförbunds

title: ungdomsförbunds


text:
mansfelto

Etymology
Perhaps from the last name of a military commander from the.

Noun

 * 1)  a kind of small field gun

title: mansfelto


text:
munuaishöystö

Noun

 * 1) kidney ragout

title: munuaishöystö


text:
സംവൃതോകാരം

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  The final half u sound /ɨ̆/  ്.

title: സംവൃതോകാരം


text:
Talk:brotelness

Re: Request for Chaucer quotation
Fortune line 61-3 The see may ebbe and flowen more or lesse; The welkne hath might to shyne, reyne, or hayle; Right so mot I kythen my brotelnesse. 2603:8000:D601:48C6:8D11:2F42:5A3C:731D 13:46, 21 September 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:brotelness


text:
Talk:balaghan

Etymology
Just wondering where you got this. And if this is correct, maybe we should create the entry for balaga. Mar vin kaiser (talk) 13:51, 21 September 2022 (UTC)

 * @Mar vin kaiser Vocabulario de la lengua Tagala
 * BALAGHAN. De balaga. Espantarse. (From balaga. Frighten)
 * It's at the "syncopes of the Tagalog language section" (SINCOPAS DE LA LENGUA TAGALA) Ysrael214 (talk) 13:58, 21 September 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:balaghan


text:
medresenär

Noun

 * 1) fellow traveler

title: medresenär


text: medresenären

title: medresenären


text: medresenärer

title: medresenärer


text: medresenärerna

title: medresenärerna


text: medresenärs

title: medresenärs


text: medresenärens

title: medresenärens


text: medresenärers

title: medresenärers


text: medresenärernas

title: medresenärernas


text: resenären

title: resenären


text: resenärerna

title: resenärerna


text: resenärs

title: resenärs


text: resenärens

title: resenärens


text: resenärers

title: resenärers


text: resenärernas

title: resenärernas


text:
gingerist

Adjective

 * 1) Prejudiced again people with red hair

Noun

 * 1) Someone prejudiced against people with red hair

title: gingerist


text: Category:Azizbekov Azerbaijani

title: Category:Azizbekov Azerbaijani


text:
moumakhi

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) bee
 * 2) honeybee

title: moumakhi


text:
Creddie

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1)  The ship between the characters Carly Shay and Freddie Benson in the Nickelodeon sitcom .

title: Creddie


text:
ئاساس

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) foundation

title: ئاساس


text:
pahlawan kesiangan

Etymology
Compound of 🇰🇲.

title: pahlawan kesiangan


text:
real estat

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) real property, real estate

title: real estat


text:
lahan yasan

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) real property, real estate

title: lahan yasan


text:
Module:User:Fenakhay/az-decl-noun/data

local endings = {}

endings["nom_p"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lər", },   back_vowel = { all = "lar", } } endings["acc_s"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "i", vowel = "ni" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ü", vowel = "nü" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ı", vowel = "nı" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "u", vowel = "nu" } } endings["acc_p"] = { front_vowel = { all = "ləri", },   back_vowel = { all = "ları", } } endings["dat_s"] = { front_vowel = { consonant = "ə", vowel = "yə" },   back_vowel = { consonant = "a", vowel = "ya" } } endings["dat_p"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərə", },   back_vowel = { all = "lara", } } endings["loc_s"] = { front_vowel = { all = "də", },   back_vowel = { all = "da", } } endings["loc_p"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərdə", },   back_vowel = { all = "larda", } } endings["abl_s"] = { front_vowel = { all = "dən", },   back_vowel = { all = "dan", } } endings["abl_p"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərdən", },   back_vowel = { all = "lardan", } } endings["gen_s"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "in", vowel = "nin" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ün", vowel = "nün" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ın", vowel = "nın" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "un", vowel = "nun" } } endings["gen_p"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərin", },   back_vowel = { all = "ların", } } endings["nom_1s_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "im", vowel = "m" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "üm", vowel = "m" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ım", vowel = "m" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "um", vowel = "m" } } endings["nom_1s_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərim", },   back_vowel = { all = "larım", } } endings["acc_1s_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "imi", vowel = "mi" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ümü", vowel = "mü" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ımı", vowel = "mı" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "umu", vowel = "mu" } } endings["acc_1s_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərimi", },   back_vowel = { all = "larımı", } } endings["dat_1s_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "imə", vowel = "mə" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ümə", vowel = "mə" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ıma", vowel = "ma" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "uma", vowel = "ma" } } endings["dat_1s_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərimə", },   back_vowel = { all = "larıma", } } endings["loc_1s_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "imdə", vowel = "mdə" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ümdə", vowel = "mdə" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ımda", vowel = "mda" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "umda", vowel = "mda" } } endings["loc_1s_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərimdə", },   back_vowel = { all = "larımda", } } endings["abl_1s_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "imdən", vowel = "mdən" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ümdən", vowel = "mdən" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ımdan", vowel = "mdan" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "umdan", vowel = "mdan" } } endings["abl_1s_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərimdən", },   back_vowel = { all = "larımdan", } } endings["gen_1s_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "imin", vowel = "min" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ümün", vowel = "mün" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ımın", vowel = "mın" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "umun", vowel = "mun" } } endings["gen_1s_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərimin", },   back_vowel = { all = "larımın", } } endings["nom_2s_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "in", vowel = "n" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ün", vowel = "n" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ın", vowel = "n" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "un", vowel = "n" } } endings["nom_2s_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərin", },   back_vowel = { all = "ların", } } endings["acc_2s_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ini", vowel = "ni" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ünü", vowel = "nü" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ını", vowel = "nı" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "unu", vowel = "nu" } } endings["acc_2s_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərini", },   back_vowel = { all = "larını", } } endings["dat_2s_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "inə", vowel = "nə" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ünə", vowel = "nə" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ına", vowel = "na" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "una", vowel = "na" } } endings["dat_2s_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərinə", },   back_vowel = { all = "larına", } } endings["loc_2s_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ində", vowel = "ndə" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ündə", vowel = "ndə" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ında", vowel = "nda" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "unda", vowel = "nda" } } endings["loc_2s_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərində", },   back_vowel = { all = "larında", } } endings["abl_2s_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "indən", vowel = "ndən" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ündən", vowel = "ndən" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ından", vowel = "ndan" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "undan", vowel = "ndan" } } endings["abl_2s_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərindən", },   back_vowel = { all = "larından", } } endings["gen_2s_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "inin", vowel = "nin" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ünün", vowel = "nün" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ının", vowel = "nın" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "unun", vowel = "nun" } } endings["gen_2s_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərinin", },   back_vowel = { all = "larının", } } endings["nom_3s_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "i", vowel = "si" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ü", vowel = "sü" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ı", vowel = "sı" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "u", vowel = "su" } } endings["nom_3s_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "ləri", },   back_vowel = { all = "ları", } } endings["acc_3s_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ini", vowel = "sini" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ünü", vowel = "sünü" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ını", vowel = "sını" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "unu", vowel = "sunu" } } endings["acc_3s_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərini", },   back_vowel = { all = "larını", } } endings["dat_3s_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "inə", vowel = "sinə" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ünə", vowel = "sünə" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ına", vowel = "sına" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "una", vowel = "suna" } } endings["dat_3s_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərinə", },   back_vowel = { all = "larına", } } endings["loc_3s_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ində", vowel = "sində" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ündə", vowel = "sündə" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ında", vowel = "sında" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "unda", vowel = "sunda" } } endings["loc_3s_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərində", },   back_vowel = { all = "larında", } } endings["abl_3s_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "indən", vowel = "sindən" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ündən", vowel = "sündən" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ından", vowel = "sından" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "undan", vowel = "sundan" } } endings["abl_3s_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərindən", },   back_vowel = { all = "larından", } } endings["gen_3s_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "inin", vowel = "sinin" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ünün", vowel = "sünün" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ının", vowel = "sının" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "unun", vowel = "sunun" } } endings["gen_3s_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərinin", },   back_vowel = { all = "larımın", } } endings["nom_1p_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "imiz", vowel = "miz" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ümüz", vowel = "müz" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ımız", vowel = "mız" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "umuz", vowel = "muz" } } endings["nom_1p_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərimiz", },   back_vowel = { all = "larımız", } } endings["acc_1p_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "imizi", vowel = "mizi" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ümüzü", vowel = "müzü" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ımızı", vowel = "mızı" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "umuzu", vowel = "muzu" } } endings["acc_1p_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərimizi", },   back_vowel = { all = "larımızı", } } endings["dat_1p_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "imizə", vowel = "mizə" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ümüzə", vowel = "müzə" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ımıza", vowel = "mıza" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "umuza", vowel = "muza" } } endings["dat_1p_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərimizə", },   back_vowel = { all = "larımıza", } } endings["loc_1p_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "imizdə", vowel = "mizdə" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ümüzdə", vowel = "müzdə" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ımızda", vowel = "mızda" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "umuzda", vowel = "muzda" } } endings["loc_1p_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərimizdə", },   back_vowel = { all = "larımızda", } } endings["abl_1p_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "imizdən", vowel = "mizdən" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ümüzdən", vowel = "müzdən" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ımızdan", vowel = "mızdan" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "umuzdan", vowel = "muzdan" } } endings["abl_1p_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərimizdən", },   back_vowel = { all = "larımızdan", } } endings["gen_1p_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "imizin", vowel = "mizin" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ümüzün", vowel = "müzün" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ımızın", vowel = "mızın" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "umuzun", vowel = "muzun" } } endings["gen_1p_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərimizin", },   back_vowel = { all = "larımızın", } } endings["nom_2p_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "iniz", vowel = "niz" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ünüz", vowel = "nüz" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ınız", vowel = "nız" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "unuz", vowel = "nuz" } } endings["nom_2p_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "ləriniz", },   back_vowel = { all = "larınız", } } endings["acc_2p_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "inizi", vowel = "nizi" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ünüzü", vowel = "nüzü" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ınızı", vowel = "nızı" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "unuzu", vowel = "nuzu" } } endings["acc_2p_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərinizi", },   back_vowel = { all = "larınızı", } } endings["dat_2p_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "inizə", vowel = "nizə" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ünüzə", vowel = "nüzə" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ınıza", vowel = "nıza" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "unuza", vowel = "nuza" } } endings["dat_2p_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərinizə", },   back_vowel = { all = "larınıza", } } endings["loc_2p_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "inizdə", vowel = "nizdə" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ünüzdə", vowel = "müzdə" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ınızda", vowel = "nızda" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "unuzda", vowel = "nuzda" } } endings["loc_2p_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərinizdə", },   back_vowel = { all = "larınızda", } } endings["abl_2p_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "inizdən", vowel = "nizdən" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ünüzdən", vowel = "nüzdən" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ınızdan", vowel = "nızdan" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "unuzdan", vowel = "nuzdan" } } endings["abl_2p_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərinizdən", },   back_vowel = { all = "larınızdan", } } endings["gen_2p_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "inizin", vowel = "nizin" },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "ünüzün", vowel = "nüzün" },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = "ınızın", vowel = "nızın" },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = "unuzun", vowel = "nuzun" } } endings["gen_2p_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərinizin", },   back_vowel = { all = "larınızın", } } endings["nom_3p_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = { "i", "ləri" }, vowel = { "si", "ləri" } },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = { "ü", "ləri" }, vowel = { "sü", "ləri" } },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = { "ı", "ları" }, vowel = { "sı", "ları" } },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = { "u", "ları" }, vowel = { "su", "ları" } } } endings["nom_3p_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "ləri", },   back_vowel = { all = "ları", } } endings["acc_3p_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = { "ini", "lərini" }, vowel = { "sini", "lərini" } },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = { "ünü", "lərini" }, vowel = { "sünü", "lərini" } },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = { "ını", "larını" }, vowel = { "sını", "larını" } },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = { "unu", "larını" }, vowel = { "sunu", "larını" } } } endings["acc_3p_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərini", },   back_vowel = { all = "larını", } } endings["dat_3p_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = { "inə", "lərinə" }, vowel = { "sinə", "lərinə" }, },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = { "ünə", "lərinə" }, vowel = { "sünə", "lərinə" }, },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = { "ına", "larına" }, vowel = { "sına", "larına" }, },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = { "una", "larına" }, vowel = { "suna", "larına" }, } } endings["dat_3p_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərinə", },   back_vowel = { all = "larına", } } endings["loc_3p_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = { "ində", "lərində" }, vowel = { "sində", "lərində" }, },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = { "ündə", "lərində" }, vowel = { "sündə", "lərində" }, },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = { "ında", "larında" }, vowel = { "sında", "larında" }, },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = { "unda", "larında" }, vowel = { "sunda", "larında" }, } } endings["loc_3p_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərində", },   back_vowel = { all = "larında", } } endings["abl_3p_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = { "indən", "lərindən" }, vowel = { "sindən", "lərindən" }, },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = { "ündən", "lərindən" }, vowel = { "sündən", "lərindən" }, },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = { "ından", "larından" }, vowel = { "sından", "larından" }, },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = { "undan", "larından" }, vowel = { "sundan", "larından" }, } } endings["abl_3p_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərindən", },   back_vowel = { all = "larından", } } endings["gen_3p_spos"] = { front_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = { "inin", "lərinin" }, vowel = { "sinin", "lərinin" }, },   front_rounded_vowel = { consonant = { "ünün", "lərinin" }, vowel = { "sünün", "lərinin" }, },   back_unrounded_vowel = { consonant = { "ının", "larının" }, vowel = { "sının", "larının" }, },   back_rounded_vowel = { consonant = { "unun", "larının" }, vowel = { "sunun", "larının" }, } } endings["gen_3p_mpos"] = { front_vowel = { all = "lərinin", },   back_vowel = { all = "larının", } }

return endings

title: Module:User:Fenakhay/az-decl-noun/data


text:
bantahan

Etymology
Affixed.

Noun

 * 1) defense, rebuttal; objection

Etymology
Affixed.

Noun

 * 1) objection
 * 2) protest

title: bantahan


text: Category:Azerbaijani terms derived from the Proto-Turkic root *öl-


text: Category:Requests for expansion of etymologies in Veps entries


text:
incontrolavelmente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) uncontrollably

title: incontrolavelmente


text:
upplåning

Noun

 * 1)  borrowing

title: upplåning


text: upplåningen

title: upplåningen


text: upplåningar

title: upplåningar


text: upplåningarna

title: upplåningarna


text: upplånings

title: upplånings


text: upplåningens

title: upplåningens


text: upplåningars

title: upplåningars


text: upplåningarnas

title: upplåningarnas


text:
krzywaśń

Etymology
From, from 🇨🇬. .

For the verb, compare 🇨🇬,.

For the noun, compare dialectal 🇨🇬,, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) something crooked
 * 2)   crozier head
 * 1)   crozier head

title: krzywaśń


text:
sustentavelmente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) sustainably

title: sustentavelmente


text:
insustentavelmente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) unsustainably

title: insustentavelmente


text: Rhymes:Italian/omba

title: Rhymes:Italian/omba


text:
бездоріжжя

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) impassable roads, flooded roads, muddy road conditions
 * 2) season of impassable roads

title: бездоріжжя


text:
pengolah kata

Etymology
Compound of 🇰🇲,.

title: pengolah kata


text: Rhymes:Italian/ombi

title: Rhymes:Italian/ombi


text:
pintável

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) paintable

title: pintável


text:
kotak suara

Etymology
Compound of 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1)  ballot box
 * 2)  larynx, voice box

title: kotak suara


text:
adaptavelmente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) adaptably

title: adaptavelmente


text:
searchy

Adjective

 * 1)  Tending or inclined to search.

title: searchy


text: find as you type

title: find as you type


text: find-as-you-type

title: find-as-you-type


text:
search as you type

Noun

 * 1)  An autocomplete feature when used to search for something.

title: search as you type


text: search-as-you-type

title: search-as-you-type


text:
Chrysalis

Etymology
From. Coined in 2022.

Proper noun

 * 1)   . A hypothetical former moon of Saturn, whose gravitational influence is proposed as the source of Saturn's inclination and near-resonance with Uranus, and whose destruction by gravitational disruption is proposed as the source of Saturn's rings.

title: Chrysalis


text:
möyhennellä

Verb

 * 1) to fluff, especially slowly or in a leisurable manner

title: möyhennellä


text: FAYT

title: FAYT


text: SAYT

title: SAYT


text:
klunka

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to gulp drink eagerly

title: klunka


text: klunkade

title: klunkade


text: klunkat

title: klunkat


text: klunkande

title: klunkande


text: klunkades

title: klunkades


text: klunkats

title: klunkats


text: klunkas

title: klunkas


text:
fer furor

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to be all the rage

title: fer furor


text: Category:Rhymes:Polish/ifti

title: Category:Rhymes:Polish/ifti


text:
multichorro

Noun

 * 1) multiple-jet

title: multichorro


text:
murube

Noun

 * 1) a bull from the  farm

title: murube


text:
初動

Noun

 * 1) initial response to something

title: 初動


text:
nosequé

Noun

 * 1) je ne sais quoi

title: nosequé


text:
picantón

Adjective

 * 1) (pleasantly) spicy

title: picantón


text:
progresía

Noun

 * 1) progressiveness

title: progresía


text:
щебетати

Etymology
, from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to chirrup, to chirp, to tweet, to twitter, to warble
 * 2)  to chatter, to jabber

title: щебетати


text:
rasear

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to skim; to fly just over

title: rasear


text:
centẽo

Etymology
.

title: centẽo


text:
rehilete

Noun

 * 1) pinwheel

title: rehilete


text:
reprís

Noun

 * 1)  repeat

title: reprís


text: Category:Rhymes:Portuguese/ɐju/3 syllables


text:
seudoprofesional

Adjective

 * 1) pseudo-professional

title: seudoprofesional


text:
sokamuturra

Etymology
, absolutive singular form of.

Noun

 * 1)  a form of entertainment in which a bull tied to a long rope is released in the streets

title: sokamuturra


text: qu'a

title: qu'a


text:
tornillazo

Noun

 * 1) a volte-face; a 180

title: tornillazo


text: tranki

title: tranki


text: tuppercito

title: tuppercito


text:
sẽo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) breast, bosom

title: sẽo


text:
Izabetë

Etymology
From

title: Izabetë


text:
txangurro

Noun

 * 1)  European spider crab

title: txangurro


text: Wiktionary:Foreign Word of the Day/2022/September 27


text:
txikitero

Noun

 * 1)  pub crawler

title: txikitero


text: yuquita

title: yuquita


text: Хирів

title: Хирів


text:
zarauztarra

Adjective

 * 1) of or from

Noun

 * 1) someone from

title: zarauztarra


text:
erwerbsunfähig

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unable to work

title: erwerbsunfähig


text: Template:R:pl:Sławski

title: Template:R:pl:Sławski


text:
in Mode

Adjective

 * 1) in vogue, fashionable

title: in Mode


text:
Khyriv

Etymology
From.

Translations

 * Belarusian: Хырыў, Хы́раў
 * Czech: Chyriv
 * German: Chyriw
 * Marathi: खीरिव
 * Polish:
 * Russian: Хы́ров
 * Ukrainian:

title: Khyriv


text:
schwer in Mode

Adjective

 * 1)  all the rage

title: schwer in Mode


text: Чуднів

title: Чуднів


text:
Chudniv

Etymology
From.

Translations

 * Belarusian: Чудніў, Чуднаў
 * Crimean Tatar: Çudniv
 * Polish:
 * Russian: Чу́днов
 * Ukrainian:
 * Yiddish: טשודנאָוו

title: Chudniv


text:
Template:R:pl:Sławski/documentation

Parameters

 * 1 Entry name (e.g. chomąto)
 * 2 Page (e.g. 75)
 * 3 Volume (e.g. 1)

Examples

All volumes:

title: Template:R:pl:Sławski/documentation


text: Чистякове

title: Чистякове


text:
Chystiakove

Etymology
From.

Translations

 * Belarusian: Чысцяко́ва, Чысьцяко́ва, Чысцяко́вэ
 * Polish: Czystiakowe
 * Russian:
 * Ukrainian:

title: Chystiakove


text: Чортків

title: Чортків


text:
കുറ്റിയലുകരം

Etymology
. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) The final half u sound /ɨ̆/  ്.

title: കുറ്റിയലുകരം


text:
Gjyiam

Etymology
From.

title: Gjyiam


text:
Chortkiv

Etymology
From.

Translations

 * Belarusian: Чарткіў, Чарткоў
 * Hungarian: Csortkiv
 * Polish:
 * Russian: Чортко́в
 * Ukrainian:
 * Yiddish: טשאָרטקאָוו

title: Chortkiv


text: Хоростків

title: Хоростків


text:
Khorostkiv

Etymology
From.

Translations

 * Belarusian: Харосткіў, Харосткаў
 * Marathi: खोरोस्टकिव
 * Polish:
 * Russian: Хоростков
 * Ukrainian:
 * Yiddish: כראָסקעוו

title: Khorostkiv


text:
im Trend

Adjective

 * 1) on trend

title: im Trend


text: Тальне

title: Тальне


text:
Talne

Etymology
From.

Translations

 * Belarusian: Тальнэ, Тальное
 * Marathi: टालने
 * Polish: Talne
 * Russian: Тально́е
 * Ukrainian:

title: Talne


text:
Wiktionary:Votes/pl-2022-09/Meaning of consensus for discussions other than formal votes created at Wiktionary:Votes

Meaning of consensus for discussions other than formal votes created at Votes
Voting on: Clarifying the meaning of consensus for discussions other than formal votes created at Votes.

Proposal
In the previous vote "Votes/2019-03/Defining a supermajority for passing votes" it was agreed as follows: "A vote passes if the ratio of supports to the sum of supports and opposes reaches 2/3 or more. A vote where that ratio does not reach 50% should be closed as "failed"; a vote that has at least 50% but less than 2/3 should be closed as "no consensus". Abstentions, votes by ineligible users, and votes cast after closure do not count toward these ratios. This concerns votes proper and does not apply to straw polls, RFD and RFV discussions, and anything not on a vote page." (Emphasis added.)

As uncertainty has arisen over what constitutes consensus for discussions which are not formal votes created at "Votes", it is proposed that this should be clarified by amending "Voting policy" by adding one of the three options specified below after the "Voting eligibility" section.

Option 1 defines consensus as the support of more than half of the editors taking a supporting or opposing stance in the discussion; abstentions do not count in the tally. Option 2 defines it as the support of at least two-thirds of such editors. Options 3 is like Option 2 but more flexible and indeterminate.

Rules for voting

 * This vote has no effect on the results of any discussion closed in the past.
 * However, this vote will apply to any discussion that has not yet closed by the time this vote is concluded, and of course to future discussions.

Schedule:
 * Vote starts: 23:59, 28 September 2022 (UTC)
 * Vote ends: 23:59, 27 October 2022 (UTC)
 * Vote created: — Sgconlaw (talk) 16:16, 21 September 2022 (UTC)

Discussion:
 * Wikt rei-artur3.svg Votes/2019-03/Defining a supermajority for passing votes
 * Wikt rei-artur3.svg Beer parlour/2022/September
 * Wikt rei-artur3.svg Wiktionary talk:Votes/pl-2022-09/Meaning of consensus for discussions other than formal votes created at Wiktionary:Votes

Option 1
The following text is to be inserted into "Voting policy" after the section "Voting eligibility":

 * Meaning of consensus for discussions which are not formal votes

Where the consensus of editors is required for discussions other than formal votes at Votes (for example, in discussion rooms such as Beer parlour and on discussion pages such as Requests for deletion and Requests for verification), the support of more than half of the editors taking a supporting or opposing stance in a discussion on an issue shall be regarded as consensus on that issue. Abstentions shall be disregarded when determining whether this threshold has been met.

It is also agreed as follows:

 * This vote has no effect on the results of any discussion closed in the past.
 * However, this vote will apply to any discussion that has not yet closed by the time this vote is concluded, and to future discussions.

Support

 * 1) . I feel that a clear distinction between the threshold for voting at "Votes" and voting in other contexts is desirable. — Sgconlaw (talk) 12:03, 28 September 2022 (UTC)
 * In the spirit that a proper consensus building exercise is a combination of voting and examination of arguments: this vote has no rationale and points to no place where the rationale can be found. The above provides almost no rationale and leaves all questions open: Why should a threshold for a Beer parlour discussion differ from that of a formal vote? If it should differ, why should it be 50% and not, say, 55% or 60% to achieve a certain stability? Since there is no eligibility rule, why should IP non-contributors or even registered editors with almost no content contribution have their vote counted in a Beer parlour discussion or in a RFD discussion? (The proposal is about mere tallying so their arguments do not matter except as convincing other participants.) And, to some trivial and unimportant, why should the project abuse the terms "consensus" and "consensus process" by redefining them to mean if not their opposite, then at least something sharply different, namely 1) bare tallying, and 2) plain majority? --Dan Polansky (talk) 08:00, 30 September 2022 (UTC)
 * 1)  PseudoSkull (talk) 12:53, 29 September 2022 (UTC)

Oppose

 * 1)  This is an absurd overturn of the 2/3 threshold we have for formal votes. If plain majority passes in Beer parlour, why do anything via votes at all? Just decide in Beer parlour to deprecate all policies and vote in new ones via Beer parour. Why create a formal vote for a proposal when I can get my way via Beer parlour much easier? I know of no environment that lets plain majority decide and call it "consensus". The typical consensus-based decision making in business does not work like that at all. Not even Wikipedia has this absurd definition of "consensus". I wrote more on the talk page of this vote and I have a writeup at  doing an analysis and reporting on what sources say. --Dan Polansky (talk) 13:29, 28 September 2022 (UTC)
 * 2) . Too rigid, and would fundamentally change how RFD works currently, which can lead valid entries to be deleted if they have one more vote than keeps. Also, what about votes that don't involve a large number of editors? There's just too much in the air. AG202 (talk) 15:23, 29 September 2022 (UTC)
 * 3)  My main objection would be that this might lead to BP being used to replace WT:V so that policy changes pass on a lower voter turnout. At least this would bring clarity to RFV and RFD though and I wouldn’t strongly object to this applying for these fora (though I prefer the 2/3rds threshold).--Overlordnat1 (talk) 07:51, 30 September 2022 (UTC)
 * 4)  I don't feel a simple majority equates to a consensus in any meaningful way. -  TheDaveRoss  19:18, 6 October 2022 (UTC)
 * 5)  --Skiulinamo (talk) 09:02, 12 October 2022 (UTC)
 * 6)  Vininn126 (talk) 13:26, 18 October 2022 (UTC)
 * 7)  —The Editor's Apprentice (talk) 18:06, 23 October 2022 (UTC)

Option 2
The following text is to be inserted into "Voting policy" after the section "Voting eligibility":

 * Meaning of consensus for discussions which are not formal votes

Where the consensus of editors is required for discussions other than formal votes at Votes (for example, in discussion rooms such as Beer parlour and on discussion pages such as Requests for deletion and Requests for verification), the support of at least two-thirds of the editors taking a supporting or opposing stance in a discussion on an issue shall be regarded as consensus on that issue. Abstentions shall be disregarded when determining whether this threshold has been met.

It is also agreed as follows:

 * This vote has no effect on the results of any discussion closed in the past.
 * However, this vote will apply to any discussion that has not yet closed by the time this vote is concluded, and to future discussions.

Support

 * 1) I support the 2/3rds consensus, which seems to be the usual interpretation of the rules. I also prefer the clarity here, as ‘set in stone’ for option 3 is a bit too vague. Overlordnat1 (talk) 07:38, 30 September 2022 (UTC)
 * The problem with that is the proposal defines no quorum, and no eligibility requirements, so IPs and registered users with no or very little mainspace contribution would be able to vote and have their votes counted in the tally, and the closer could do nothing about it. An inclusionist IP could vote bare "keep" in our RFDs and there would be no remedy. I do see benefits in having inflexible vote counting, but then it would need to have proper eligibility requirements like our formal votes have: a registered account with at least 50 content contributions, or even 500 since small useful dictionary edits are so easy to make. On the other hand, one could argue that if option 2 passes, eligibility requirements can be added via a subsequent vote.
 * A deeper problem is that option 2 is unlikely to pass given the opposition in Votes/pl-2022-01/RFD voting policies. Given the vote, option 3 looks most promising. --Dan Polansky (talk) 08:10, 30 September 2022 (UTC)
 * There’s nothing in any of these proposals about who eligible voters are and the wording in the main section of our policy is ambiguous wrt votes on RFV and RFD, though it does impose requirements for WT:V. If I need to change my abstain vote to a support one for tactical reasons for section 3 then I will happily do so but that point hasn’t been reached yet. --Overlordnat1 (talk) 11:22, 30 September 2022 (UTC)
 * Fair enough. One may interpret options 1 and 2 as being against indeterminate eligibility criteria rather than empty eligibility criteria. And indicating one's preference by supporting something and switching later to 2nd best option makes perfect sense, or else you support both options equally, which is not the case.
 * What do you think of strength of arguments in RFD? What about bare keeps? --Dan Polansky (talk) 11:28, 30 September 2022 (UTC)

Oppose

 * 1) . As I support option 1, I do not support options 2 and 3 which are incompatible with it. — Sgconlaw (talk) 12:03, 28 September 2022 (UTC)
 * Oppose . This is quite tolerable definition of "consensus", but I believe certain flexibility of closure is preferable. I think matters that are mere matters of preference and not accuracy or fact could be decided against 60% threshold. And the need of flexibility was the opinion of the opposers in Votes/pl-2022-01/RFD voting policies; have people changed their minds? --Dan Polansky (talk) 13:02, 28 September 2022 (UTC)

Abstain

 * 1)  This is 2nd best option. My interpretation is that there are unspecified eligibility criteria rather than empty eligibility criteria: no sane closer would accept any votes from any accounts no matter their contribution to our content. I still find flexibility preferable, at least to allow 60% threshold for matters of subjective preference, but better pass option 2 than nothing. --Dan Polansky (talk) 11:50, 30 September 2022 (UTC)

Option 3
The following text is to be inserted into "Voting policy" after the section "Voting eligibility":

 * Meaning of consensus for discussions which are not formal votes

Where the consensus of editors is required for discussions other than formal votes at Votes (for example, in discussion rooms such as Beer parlour and on discussion pages such as Requests for deletion and Requests for verification), the support of at least two-thirds of the editors taking a supporting or opposing stance in a discussion on an issue is a hint for the threshold for consensus, but it is not set in stone. As a result, the consensus determination is somewhat indeterminate and can take into account considerations other than pure tallying. Tallying does play a role.

Support

 * 1) . 2/3 is a fine overridable default threshold. It is the threshold officially approved for formal votes, and the default threshold for Beer parlour discussions cannot vastly differ from that one, or people will avoid formal votes, and then, why have them in the first place. Opposing voters in Votes/pl-2022-01/RFD voting policies required flexibility, and here it is delivered. Flexibility has downsides, but there was no consensus for inflexible threshold in the RFD vote. Options 1 and 2 do not even introduce any eligibility criteria and any quorum for a Beer parlour discussion, so an attacking swarm of anon IPs could land into Beer parlour and turn Wiktionary upside down policy-wise like a breeze; of course, that would not be recognized, but that this the logical consequence of proposals 1 and 2 on the table as written. Those who want the RFD closers to take strength of argument into account (which I think is very difficult to do fairly, but let us see) will appreciate the flexibility allowed in this option. --Dan Polansky (talk) 13:02, 28 September 2022 (UTC)
 * 2)  per Dan Polansky. Whoop whoop pull up Bitching Betty ⚧ Averted crashes 16:42, 28 September 2022 (UTC)
 * 3)  per Dan Polansky. AG202 (talk) 15:21, 29 September 2022 (UTC)
 * 4)  I think this reflects how we currently operate, and I have no qualms about codifying that. Generally 2/3s is a good benchmark, unless there are compelling reasons to decide some other way. -  TheDaveRoss  19:17, 6 October 2022 (UTC)
 * 5)  --Skiulinamo (talk) 09:02, 12 October 2022 (UTC)
 * 6)  Vininn126 (talk) 13:26, 18 October 2022 (UTC)
 * 7)  - two thirds feels about right for consensus. John Cross (talk) 07:49, 23 October 2022 (UTC)
 * 8)  —The Editor's Apprentice (talk) 18:10, 23 October 2022 (UTC)

Oppose

 * 1) . As I support option 1, I do not support options 2 and 3 which are incompatible with it. I also feel that option 3 may lead to too much uncertainty. — Sgconlaw (talk) 12:03, 28 September 2022 (UTC)

Abstain

 * 1) This is an improvement on the current situation, as it brings some clarity, but the addendum to option 2 stating that these requirements are ‘not set in stone’ is a bit vague and serves to immediately reduce that clarity. --Overlordnat1 (talk) 07:41, 30 September 2022 (UTC)

Decision
Option 1: failed 2-7-0 Option 2: no consensus 1-1-1 Option 3: passed 8-1-1 --Overlordnat1 (talk) 12:28, 28 October 2022 (UTC)

 * thanks. I have updated "Voting policy". — Sgconlaw (talk) 15:10, 28 October 2022 (UTC)


text: Богодухів

title: Богодухів


text:
Bohodukhiv

Etymology
From.

Translations

 * Belarusian: Багадухіў, Багадухаў
 * Marathi: बोहोडूखिव
 * Polish: Bogoduchów
 * Russian:
 * Ukrainian:

title: Bohodukhiv


text:
podrozdział

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) subchapter, subsection

title: podrozdział


text: Болехів

title: Болехів


text:
Bolekhiv

Etymology
From.

Translations

 * Belarusian: Балэхіў, Балехаў
 * Crimean Tatar: Bolehiv
 * Czech: Bolechiv
 * German: Bolechau, Bolechiw
 * Marathi: बोलेखिव
 * Polish:
 * Romanian: Bolehiv
 * Russian: Боле́хов
 * Ukrainian:
 * Yiddish: באָלעכאָוו

title: Bolekhiv


text: AI:s

title: AI:s


text: AI:n

title: AI:n


text: Українськ

title: Українськ


text: AI:ns

title: AI:ns


text:
Ukrainsk

Etymology
From.

Translations

 * Belarusian: Украінск
 * Marathi: उक्रायींस्क
 * Polish: Ukrajinśk, Ukraińsk
 * Russian: Украи́нск
 * Ukrainian:

title: Ukrainsk


text: Угнів

title: Угнів


text:
Amorette

Noun

 * 1)  putto

title: Amorette


text: Мар'їнка

title: Мар'їнка


text:
Wiktionary talk:Votes/pl-2022-09/Meaning of consensus for discussions other than formal votes created at Wiktionary:Votes

Problems with the vote
--Dan Polansky (talk) 16:41, 21 September 2022 (UTC)
 * 1) The option to define "consensus" to mean "plain majority" is a violation of the common meaning of the word "consensus". If Wiktionary wants to be deciding by plain majority going forward, it can, but it should not be called "consensus" any more.
 * 2) Some argued that "consensus" should in some indeterminate way take the strength of arguments into account. By contrast, this vote assumes the result is based on mere tallying. I can live with that, but those others hardly so.
 * 3) I argued that for matters of mere preference rather than accuracy or correctness, 60% should often be enough for a pass, but not to be called "consensus". Having a single threshold for all matters no matter how serious or cosmetic/subjective seems inadvisable.
 * 4) Forbidding voters to vote in both options is not how we set up these kinds of votes. People need to be free to vote separately on the proposals if they so wish, e.g. opposing both. Later: My mistake, only voting support for both was forbidden. But even that does not have to be: if someone is fine with both outcomes, they should be able to support both. Similarly designed votes in the past usually did not prohibit voters from treating the two options as independent votes.

 * I think it is acceptable to define what is meant by "consensus" in the Wiktionary context.
 * Yes, I was going to point out that the two options are inconsistent. It makes no sense for an editor to support both of them. But an editor is free to oppose both options if they wish. That is why I specifically mentioned "support". I have reworded it to make clear that opposing both options is allowed. — Sgconlaw (talk) 16:44, 21 September 2022 (UTC)
 * Again, one can accept, or be fine with, both options. What do you need this rule for? In which other vote did you see that rule? One should not invent vote-specific rules unless necessary; or else you need a vote on vote and so on, not good. --Dan Polansky (talk) 16:49, 21 September 2022 (UTC)
 * the rule reduces the chance of a tied vote, which then brings us back to square one and does not resolve the matter. — Sgconlaw (talk) 17:02, 21 September 2022 (UTC)
 * The probability of a tied vote is minuscule. Not worth making up rules. In which vote did you see that rule? --Dan Polansky (talk) 17:24, 21 September 2022 (UTC)
 * The vote is likely to fail anyway given the failed RFD threshold vote and the recent RFD closure discussions in Beer parlour. I would be very surprised if any of the options passed, but let's see; it's your vote. If the plain majority option passes, the strength-of-the-argument pushers will look like fools. --Dan Polansky (talk) 17:27, 21 September 2022 (UTC)

Discussions with very few participants
I notice that the proposal does not mention any minimum number of participants that must be involved in a discussion for "consensus" to be established. I have sometimes seen posts seeking consensus at WT:BP receive zero responses, meaning the only opinion given is that of the initiating editor. Perhaps I am ungraciously doubting the reasonableness of future editors, but would there be anything to stop an editor who received no responses (or perhaps one response that did not explicitly disagree with theirs) from implementing whatever they were proposing, and (technically correctly) claiming they had consensus backing up their actions?

On the other hand there is WT:RFM, where a post may wait for years to get its first response, and it seems reasonable to me to close a discussion with only two participants if they agree and others have had plenty of time to respond. - excarnateSojourner (talk | contrib) 18:28, 21 September 2022 (UTC)

 * I see your point. Any suggestion on what a minimum number of participants should be? Three? Five? (I am, though, rather reluctant to introduce too many new requirements since this may detract from resolving the main point, which is what should be regarded as a consensus for ordinary discussions. In any case, any discussion can be reopened.) — Sgconlaw (talk) 18:44, 21 September 2022 (UTC)
 * This real problem has no one size fits all solution. In RFD, you sometimes want to be able to close 3:0 or even 2:0 as consensus for deletion: if an item sat in RFD for months without anyone opposing, too bad for them. 2:0 would be fine especially in English RFD, which is quite frequented. --Dan Polansky (talk) 18:51, 21 September 2022 (UTC)
 * @Sgconlaw I would say two or three participants, in order to allow the closing of the kind of discussions Dan mentions. - excarnateSojourner (talk | contrib) 20:27, 21 September 2022 (UTC)
 * But what do you do with a BP discussion that has two supports for a change affecting many entries, say 100,000, a discussion that hardly anyone noticed? Should one argue that people should have noticed? A single RFD affects a single entry. --Dan Polansky (talk) 20:35, 21 September 2022 (UTC)

BP discussion vs. formal vote and plain majority
If plain majority were approved for BP discussions, this would de factor render all formal votes superfluous in so far as anyone who would want to have anything passed would do better to go via a poll in Beer parlour. They could even call it a "vote": as long as it would not be on the vote page, it would not be a "formal vote". I submit that the plain majority option is absurd for this reason alone.

One would still not be able to edit CFI without a vote, but a subsequent natural step would be to BP-edit the rule that CFI change requires a vote to say that CFI change requires consensus in BP discussion. One could even do that via a formal vote if there is a general agreement now that plain majority is the way to make decisions. --Dan Polansky (talk) 20:10, 21 September 2022 (UTC)

 * "Voting policy" and this current proposal are clear that to alter a policy requires a two-thirds vote. The latter can only be changed through a formal vote at "WT:VOTES" and not at any other venue. The current proposal only seeks to clarify what threshold is required in situations other than a formal vote at "WT:VOTES". — Sgconlaw (talk) 20:48, 21 September 2022 (UTC)
 * Sure, and why should one not reach consensus via BP to no longer strictly adhere to CFI and to override it in cases specified in that BP discussion? And then, a BP discussion can reach consensus to create "New CFI" with a guideline status and to abandon applying the old CFI. If "consensus" in BP means plain majority, then the project is de facto forthwith administered by plain majority everywhere: the old policy pages are left abandoned to rot. That's probably not the intention of this vote, but it is the effect. --Dan Polansky (talk) 20:56, 21 September 2022 (UTC)
 * And Voting policy itself is a think tank and is not vote-protected. This proposal is absurd, unless the purpose is to switch to plain majority everywhere. --Dan Polansky (talk) 21:33, 21 September 2022 (UTC)


text:
lanklet

Etymology
. Influenced by manlet.

Noun

 * 1)  A tall but scrawny man.

title: lanklet


text:
Putto

Etymology
Variant of.

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  putto

title: Putto


text: lanklets

title: lanklets


text: Puttos

title: Puttos


text: Putti

title: Putti


text: Amoretten

title: Amoretten


text: Category:Requests for expansion of etymologies in Livonian entries


text:
pandemònium

Etymology
, coined by John Milton in Paradise Lost.

Noun

 * 1) pandemonium

title: pandemònium


text: Category:Requests for expansion of etymologies in Ludian entries


text:
landik

Adjective

 * 1) clever
 * 2) skillful

title: landik


text:
மவன்

Etymology
Dialectal form of.

Noun

 * 1) son

Usage notes
Using this term in some context is considered offensive, it is better to use it's standard form.

title: மவன்


text:
maktul

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) fatality (a person killed)

title: maktul


text:
saudavelmente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) healthily

title: saudavelmente


text:
lubah

Adjective

 * 1) slow

title: lubah


text: jīqì xuéxí

title: jīqì xuéxí


text:
Gender-Mainstreaming

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) gender mainstreaming public policy concept to achieve gender equality

title: Gender-Mainstreaming


text:
Module:User:Fenakhay/az-decl-noun

local export = {}

local lang = require("Module:languages").getByCode("az") local m_table = require("Module:table") local m_string_utilities = require("Module:string utilities") local m_script_utilities = require("Module:script utilities") local iut = require("Module:inflection utilities") local m_para = require("Module:parameters")

local m_data = require("Module:User:Fenakhay/az-decl-noun/data") local m_common = require("Module:az-common")

local current_title = mw.title.getCurrentTitle local PAGENAME = current_title.text

local rfind = mw.ustring.find local rmatch = mw.ustring.match local usub = mw.ustring.sub local ulower = mw.ustring.lower

local vowel = "aəeiıuüöo" local vowel_c = "[" .. vowel .. "]"

local kq = "kq" local voiced_cons_not_g = "dmlnbvgğjzc" local unvoiced_cons_k = "psştfxhç" local consonant = unvoiced_cons_k .. voiced_cons_not_g .. kq local front_unrounded_vowel = "eəi" local front_rounded_vowel = "öü" local back_unrounded_vowel = "aı" local back_rounded_vowel = "ou"

letter_classes = {

front_unrounded_vowel = front_unrounded_vowel, front_rounded_vowel = front_rounded_vowel, back_unrounded_vowel = back_unrounded_vowel, back_rounded_vowel = back_rounded_vowel,

-- Subclasses of final letters. consonant = consonant, vowel = vowel, front_vowel = front_rounded_vowel .. front_unrounded_vowel, back_vowel = back_unrounded_vowel .. back_rounded_vowel, all = vowel .. consonant }

local output_noun_slots = { nom_s = "nom|s", gen_s = "gen|s", dat_s = "dat|s", acc_s = "acc|s", loc_s = "loc|s", abl_s = "abl|s", nom_p = "nom|p", gen_p = "gen|p", dat_p = "dat|p", acc_p = "acc|p", loc_p = "loc|p", abl_p = "abl|p", nom_1s_spos = "nom|1s|spos", gen_1s_spos = "gen|1s|spos", dat_1s_spos = "dat|1s|spos", acc_1s_spos = "acc|1s|spos", loc_1s_spos = "loc|1s|spos", abl_1s_spos = "abl|1s|spos", nom_1s_mpos = "nom|1s|mpos", gen_1s_mpos = "gen|1s|mpos", dat_1s_mpos = "dat|1s|mpos", acc_1s_mpos = "acc|1s|mpos", loc_1s_mpos = "loc|1s|mpos", abl_1s_mpos = "abl|1s|mpos", nom_2s_spos = "nom|2s|spos", gen_2s_spos = "gen|2s|spos", dat_2s_spos = "dat|2s|spos", acc_2s_spos = "acc|2s|spos", loc_2s_spos = "loc|2s|spos", abl_2s_spos = "abl|2s|spos", nom_2s_mpos = "nom|2s|mpos", gen_2s_mpos = "gen|2s|mpos", dat_2s_mpos = "dat|2s|mpos", acc_2s_mpos = "acc|2s|mpos", loc_2s_mpos = "loc|2s|mpos", abl_2s_mpos = "abl|2s|mpos", nom_3s_spos = "nom|3s|spos", gen_3s_spos = "gen|3s|spos", dat_3s_spos = "dat|3s|spos", acc_3s_spos = "acc|3s|spos", loc_3s_spos = "loc|3s|spos", abl_3s_spos = "abl|3s|spos", nom_3s_mpos = "nom|3s|mpos", gen_3s_mpos = "gen|3s|mpos", dat_3s_mpos = "dat|3s|mpos", acc_3s_mpos = "acc|3s|mpos", loc_3s_mpos = "loc|3s|mpos", abl_3s_mpos = "abl|3s|mpos", nom_1p_spos = "nom|1p|spos", gen_1p_spos = "gen|1p|spos", dat_1p_spos = "dat|1p|spos", acc_1p_spos = "acc|1p|spos", loc_1p_spos = "loc|1p|spos", abl_1p_spos = "abl|1p|spos", nom_1p_mpos = "nom|1p|mpos", gen_1p_mpos = "gen|1p|mpos", dat_1p_mpos = "dat|1p|mpos", acc_1p_mpos = "acc|1p|mpos", loc_1p_mpos = "loc|1p|mpos", abl_1p_mpos = "abl|1p|mpos", nom_2p_spos = "nom|2p|spos", gen_2p_spos = "gen|2p|spos", dat_2p_spos = "dat|2p|spos", acc_2p_spos = "acc|2p|spos", loc_2p_spos = "loc|2p|spos", abl_2p_spos = "abl|2p|spos", nom_2p_mpos = "nom|2p|mpos", gen_2p_mpos = "gen|2p|mpos", dat_2p_mpos = "dat|2p|mpos", acc_2p_mpos = "acc|2p|mpos", loc_2p_mpos = "loc|2p|mpos", abl_2p_mpos = "abl|2p|mpos", nom_3p_spos = "nom|3p|spos", gen_3p_spos = "gen|3p|spos", dat_3p_spos = "dat|3p|spos", acc_3p_spos = "acc|3p|spos", loc_3p_spos = "loc|3p|spos", abl_3p_spos = "abl|3p|spos", nom_3p_mpos = "nom|3p|mpos", gen_3p_mpos = "gen|3p|mpos", dat_3p_mpos = "dat|3p|mpos", acc_3p_mpos = "acc|3p|mpos", loc_3p_mpos = "loc|3p|mpos", abl_3p_mpos = "abl|3p|mpos", }

local function skip_slot(decl_spec, slot) return decl_spec.number == "sg" and rfind(slot, "_p$") or decl_spec.number == "pl" and rfind(slot, "_s$") end

local function modify_lemma(lemma, type_class) local modified_lemma = lemma if type_class == "cc" then modified_lemma = usub(lemma, 1, -2) elseif type_class == "k" then modified_lemma = usub(lemma, 1, -2) .. "y" elseif type_class == "q" then modified_lemma = usub(lemma, 1, -2) .. "ğ" else modified_lemma = lemma end return modified_lemma end

local function get_vn_lemma(lemma, last_vowel) local vn_lemma = lemma if rmatch(last_vowel, "[" .. letter_classes["back_vowel"] .. "]") then vn_lemma = lemma .. "q" else vn_lemma = lemma .. "k" end local _, type_class = m_common.getType(vn_lemma) return vn_lemma, modify_lemma(vn_lemma, type_class), type_class end

local function decline_noun(decl_spec, lemma, override_type, vn) local lowercase_lemma = ulower(lemma) local last_letter = usub(lowercase_lemma, -1)

local last_vowel, type_class = m_common.getType(lowercase_lemma)

if override_type ~= nil then type_class = override_type end

local modified_lemma = modify_lemma(lowercase_lemma, type_class)

local vn_lemma, modified_vn_lemma, vn_type_class if vn then vn_lemma, modified_vn_lemma, vn_type_class = get_vn_lemma(lowercase_lemma, last_vowel) end

local function add(slot, endings) if skip_slot(decl_spec, slot) then return end local temp_lemma = lowercase_lemma local temp_modified_lemma = modified_lemma local temp_type_class = type_class local temp_last_letter = last_letter if vn then if rfind(slot, "_3s_") or not rfind(slot, "pos") then temp_lemma = lowercase_lemma temp_modified_lemma = modified_lemma temp_type_class = type_class temp_last_letter = last_letter else temp_lemma = vn_lemma temp_modified_lemma = modified_vn_lemma temp_type_class = vn_type_class temp_last_letter = usub(vn_lemma, -1) end end for class, second_endings in pairs(endings) do assert(letter_classes[class], "Unrecognized letter class " .. class) if rmatch(last_vowel, "[" .. letter_classes[class] .. "]") then for class2, ending in pairs(second_endings) do					assert(letter_classes[class2],						  "Unrecognized letter class " .. class2) if rmatch(temp_last_letter, "[" .. letter_classes[class2] .. "]") then local temp_endings if type(ending) == "string" then temp_endings = { ending } elseif type(ending) == "table" then temp_endings = ending end local temp_forms = {} for _, element in ipairs(temp_endings) do	                       local first_letter = usub(element, 1, 1) if rmatch(first_letter, vowel_c) then if temp_type_class == "cc" then table.insert(temp_forms, {form = temp_lemma .. element}) else table.insert(temp_forms, {form = temp_modified_lemma .. element}) end else if temp_type_class == "cc" then table.insert(temp_forms, {form = temp_modified_lemma .. element}) else table.insert(temp_forms, {form = temp_lemma .. element}) end end end iut.insert_forms(decl_spec.forms, slot, temp_forms) return end end error(					"Last letter '" .. temp_last_letter .. "' of lemma '" .. temp_lemma ..						"' doesn't match any known letter class") end end error("Last vowel '" .. last_vowel .. "' of lemma '" .. temp_lemma ..				 "' doesn't match any known letter class") end

if not skip_slot(decl_spec, "nom_s") then iut.insert_form(decl_spec.forms, "nom_s", {form = lemma}) end

for index, ending in pairs(m_data) do        add(index, ending) end end

-- Compute the categories to add the noun to, as well as the annotation to display in the -- declension title bar. We combine the code to do these functions as both categories and -- title bar contain similar information. local function compute_categories_and_annotation(decl_spec) local cats = {} local function insert(cattype) m_table.insertIfNot(cats, "Azerbaijani " .. cattype) end if decl_spec.number == "sg" then insert("uncountable nouns") elseif decl_spec.number == "pl" then insert("pluralia tantum") end decl_spec.annotation = decl_spec.number == "sg" and "sg-only" or							  decl_spec.number == "pl" and "pl-only" or "" decl_spec.categories = cats end

local function show_forms(decl_spec) local lemmas = {} if decl_spec.forms.nom_s then for _, nom_s in ipairs(decl_spec.forms.nom_s) do			table.insert(lemmas, nom_s.form) end elseif decl_spec.forms.nom_p then for _, nom_p in ipairs(decl_spec.forms.nom_p) do			table.insert(lemmas, nom_p.form) end end local props = { lemmas = lemmas, slot_table = output_noun_slots, lang = lang, include_translit = true, }	iut.show_forms(decl_spec.forms, props) end

local function make_table(decl_spec) local forms = decl_spec.forms

local table_spec_both = [=[ {title}{annotation} {\op}| style="background:#F9F9F9;text-align:center;min-width:45em" class="inflection-table" ! style="width:33%;background:#d9ebff" | ! style="background:#d9ebff" | singular ! style="background:#d9ebff" | plural !style="background:#eff7ff"|nominative !style="background:#eff7ff"|accusative !style="background:#eff7ff"|dative !style="background:#eff7ff"|locative !style="background:#eff7ff"|ablative !style="background:#eff7ff"|genitive {title_possessive}{annotation} {\op}| style="background:#F9F9F9;text-align:center;min-width:45em" class="inflection-table" !style="background:#d9ebff"| !colspan="2" style="background:#d9ebff"|first-person singular !style="background:#eff7ff"|nominative !style="background:#eff7ff"|accusative !style="background:#eff7ff"|dative !style="background:#eff7ff"|locative !style="background:#eff7ff"|ablative !style="background:#eff7ff"|genitive !style="background:#d9ebff"| !colspan="2" style="background:#d9ebff"|second-person singular !style="background:#eff7ff"|nominative !style="background:#eff7ff"|accusative !style="background:#eff7ff"|dative !style="background:#eff7ff"|locative !style="background:#eff7ff"|ablative !style="background:#eff7ff"|genitive !style="background:#d9ebff"| !colspan="2" style="background:#d9ebff"|third-person singular !style="background:#eff7ff"|nominative !style="background:#eff7ff"|accusative !style="background:#eff7ff"|dative !style="background:#eff7ff"|locative !style="background:#eff7ff"|ablative !style="background:#eff7ff"|genitive !style="background:#d9ebff"| !colspan="2" style="background:#d9ebff"|first-person plural !style="background:#eff7ff"|nominative !style="background:#eff7ff"|accusative !style="background:#eff7ff"|dative !style="background:#eff7ff"|locative !style="background:#eff7ff"|ablative !style="background:#eff7ff"|genitive !style="background:#d9ebff"| !colspan="2" style="background:#d9ebff"|second-person plural !style="background:#eff7ff"|nominative !style="background:#eff7ff"|accusative !style="background:#eff7ff"|dative !style="background:#eff7ff"|locative !style="background:#eff7ff"|ablative !style="background:#eff7ff"|genitive !style="background:#d9ebff"| !colspan="2" style="background:#d9ebff"|third-person plural !style="background:#eff7ff"|nominative !style="background:#eff7ff"|accusative !style="background:#eff7ff"|dative !style="background:#eff7ff"|locative !style="background:#eff7ff"|ablative !style="background:#eff7ff"|genitive
 * {nom_s}
 * {nom_p}
 * {acc_s}
 * {acc_p}
 * {dat_s}
 * {dat_p}
 * {loc_s}
 * {loc_p}
 * {abl_s}
 * {abl_p}
 * {gen_s}
 * {gen_p}
 * {\cl}
 * {nom_1s_spos}
 * {nom_1s_mpos}
 * {acc_1s_spos}
 * {acc_1s_mpos}
 * {dat_1s_spos}
 * {dat_1s_mpos}
 * {loc_1s_spos}
 * {loc_1s_mpos}
 * {abl_1s_spos}
 * {abl_1s_mpos}
 * {gen_1s_spos}
 * {gen_1s_mpos}
 * {nom_2s_spos}
 * {nom_2s_mpos}
 * {acc_2s_spos}
 * {acc_2s_mpos}
 * {dat_2s_spos}
 * {dat_2s_mpos}
 * {loc_2s_spos}
 * {loc_2s_mpos}
 * {abl_2s_spos}
 * {abl_2s_mpos}
 * {gen_2s_spos}
 * {gen_2s_mpos}
 * {nom_3s_spos}
 * {nom_3s_mpos}
 * {acc_3s_spos}
 * {acc_3s_mpos}
 * {dat_3s_spos}
 * {dat_3s_mpos}
 * {loc_3s_spos}
 * {loc_3s_mpos}
 * {abl_3s_spos}
 * {abl_3s_mpos}
 * {gen_3s_spos}
 * {gen_3s_mpos}
 * {nom_1p_spos}
 * {nom_1p_mpos}
 * {acc_1p_spos}
 * {acc_1p_mpos}
 * {dat_1p_spos}
 * {dat_1p_mpos}
 * {loc_1p_spos}
 * {loc_1p_mpos}
 * {abl_1p_spos}
 * {abl_1p_mpos}
 * {gen_1p_spos}
 * {gen_1p_mpos}
 * {nom_2p_spos}
 * {nom_2p_mpos}
 * {acc_2p_spos}
 * {acc_2p_mpos}
 * {dat_2p_spos}
 * {dat_2p_mpos}
 * {loc_2p_spos}
 * {loc_2p_mpos}
 * {abl_2p_spos}
 * {abl_2p_mpos}
 * {gen_2p_spos}
 * {gen_2p_mpos}
 * {nom_3p_spos}
 * {nom_3p_mpos}
 * {acc_3p_spos}
 * {acc_3p_mpos}
 * {dat_3p_spos}
 * {dat_3p_mpos}
 * {loc_3p_spos}
 * {loc_3p_mpos}
 * {abl_3p_spos}
 * {abl_3p_mpos}
 * {gen_3p_spos}
 * {gen_3p_mpos}
 * {\cl} ]=]

local table_spec_sg = [=[ {title}{annotation} {\op}| style="background:#F9F9F9;text-align:center;width:30em" class="inflection-table" ! style="width:33%;background:#d9ebff" | ! style="background:#d9ebff" | singular !style="background:#eff7ff"|nominative !style="background:#eff7ff"|accusative !style="background:#eff7ff"|dative !style="background:#eff7ff"|locative !style="background:#eff7ff"|ablative !style="background:#eff7ff"|genitive {title_possessive}{annotation} {\op}| style="background:#F9F9F9;text-align:center;width:30em" class="inflection-table" !style="background:#d9ebff"| !style="background:#d9ebff"|first-person singular !style="background:#eff7ff"|nominative !style="background:#eff7ff"|accusative !style="background:#eff7ff"|dative !style="background:#eff7ff"|locative !style="background:#eff7ff"|ablative !style="background:#eff7ff"|genitive
 * {nom_s}
 * {acc_s}
 * {dat_s}
 * {loc_s}
 * {abl_s}
 * {gen_s}
 * {\cl}
 * {nom_1s_spos}
 * {acc_1s_spos}
 * {dat_1s_spos}
 * {loc_1s_spos}
 * {abl_1s_spos}
 * {gen_1s_spos}
 * {\cl} ]=]

local table_spec_pl = [=[ {title}{annotation} {\op}| style="background:#F9F9F9;text-align:center;width:30em" class="inflection-table" ! style="width:33%;background:#d9ebff" | ! style="background:#d9ebff" | plural !style="background:#eff7ff"|nominative !style="background:#eff7ff"|accusative !style="background:#eff7ff"|dative !style="background:#eff7ff"|locative !style="background:#eff7ff"|ablative !style="background:#eff7ff"|genitive {title_possessive}{annotation} {\op}| style="background:#F9F9F9;text-align:center;width:30em" class="inflection-table" !style="background:#d9ebff"| !style="background:#d9ebff"|first-person singular !style="background:#eff7ff"|nominative !style="background:#eff7ff"|accusative !style="background:#eff7ff"|dative !style="background:#eff7ff"|locative !style="background:#eff7ff"|ablative !style="background:#eff7ff"|genitive
 * {nom_p}
 * {acc_p}
 * {dat_p}
 * {loc_p}
 * {abl_p}
 * {gen_p}
 * {\cl}
 * {nom_1s_mpos}
 * {acc_1s_mpos}
 * {dat_1s_mpos}
 * {loc_1s_mpos}
 * {abl_1s_mpos}
 * {gen_1s_mpos}
 * {\cl} ]=]

if decl_spec.title then forms.title = decl_spec.title else forms.title = 'Declension of ' .. forms.lemma .. '' end if decl_spec.title_possessive then forms.title_possessive = decl_spec.title_possessive else forms.title_possessive = 'Possessive forms of ' .. forms.lemma .. '' end

local function make_text_smaller(text) return "(" .. text .. " )" end

local annotation = decl_spec.annotation if annotation == "" then forms.annotation = "" else forms.annotation = " " .. make_text_smaller(annotation) end

local table_spec = decl_spec.number == "sg" and table_spec_sg or						  decl_spec.number == "pl" and table_spec_pl or						   table_spec_both return m_string_utilities.format(table_spec, forms) end

-- Externally callable function to parse and decline a noun where all forms -- are given manually. Return value is WORD_SPEC, an object where the declined -- forms are in `WORD_SPEC.forms` for each slot. If there are no values for a -- slot, the slot key will be missing. The value for a given slot is a list of -- objects {form=FORM, footnotes=FOOTNOTES}. function export.do_generate_forms(parent_args, number) if number ~= "sg" and number ~= "pl" and number ~= "both" then error(			"Internal error: number (arg 1) must be 'sg', 'pl' or 'both': '" ..				number .. "'") end

local params = {[1] = {}, title = {}, class = {}, vn = {}}

local args = m_para.process(parent_args, params) local decl_spec = {title = args.title, forms = {}, number = number} local lemma = args[1] or PAGENAME if number == "pl" then local sg_lemma = rmatch(lemma, "(.*)[l][aə]r$") if not sg_lemma then error(				"Plural lemma doesn't end with nominative plural ending (-lar, -lər): " ..					lemma) end lemma = sg_lemma end decline_noun(decl_spec, lemma, args["class"], args["vn"]) compute_categories_and_annotation(decl_spec) return decl_spec end

-- Entry point for, and. function export.show(frame) local iparams = {[1] = {required = true}, ["class"] = {}, ["vn"] = { type = "boolean"}} local iargs = m_para.process(frame.args, iparams) local parent_args = frame:getParent.args local decl_spec = export.do_generate_forms(parent_args, iargs[1]) show_forms(decl_spec) return make_table(decl_spec) .. require("Module:utilities").format_categories(				  decl_spec.categories, lang) end

return export

title: Module:User:Fenakhay/az-decl-noun


text: Category:Turkish terms derived from the Arabic root ق ت ل


text:
lenyau

Adjective

 * 1) disappeared

Verb

 * 1) to lose make something/someone disappear

title: lenyau


text:
toleravelmente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) tolerably

title: toleravelmente


text:
Talk:tadhana

Tadhana
@Mar vin kaiser Yes I looked at the same dictionary but how will you explain this definition in Vocabulario de la lengua Tagala?

I presume you're looking at JVP's dictionary for the English translation of the Spanish meaning.

Arancel (Tariff). Upa, bayad, o halagang taning at tadhana ng mga puno.

Asignar. Talaga. pc. Tadhana. pc.

How do you make sense of the "to assign" meaning? Do I warn someone in secret? Is it a secret affair?

Of which is why I looked at the Kapampangan dictionary to look for its equivalent if there are more context to it and of course the definition has to be close: But it is close so I think it supplements the Vocabulario de la lengua Tagala definition.

Here's the English translation of Bergano's Vocabulario de la lengua pampango en romance Tagana entry.

TAGANA. Adjective, "a thing set aside for a secret purpose."

To make sense of that with the Tagalog, I added "to set aside for something secret" Talaga now makes sense, since I set aside for something, I assign something, those something are "tinilaga" and also "tinadhana". Tadhana just specifies that it's a secret purpose To link it to the fate definition, it means something like "God's redirection" or whatever His hidden plans after some failure or redirect. Also makes sense of the "tadhana" ng mga puno (leaders) since they allocate tarriffs for secret affairs but they are not the secret affairs themselves.

I think it's a valid move to check the context of the word even though I got more context from Kapampangan, and I think they are used the same way. Ysrael214 (talk) 17:00, 21 September 2022 (UTC)

 * Of course there's still a possibility that I'm wrong but it sounds likely and makes sense for all the other definitions assigned to tadhana Ysrael214 (talk) 17:21, 21 September 2022 (UTC)
 * @Mar vin kaiser
 * Also in Tagalog Borrowings and Cognates by Potet
 * https://books.google.com.ph/books?id=jvOjDAAAQBAJ&pg=PA298&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q&f=false
 * He defined it as "what is secretly in store for someone", which kinda matches what the Kapampangan dictionary said
 * "in store" is close to "what is set aside" Ysrael214 (talk) 17:55, 21 September 2022 (UTC)
 * I read the original definition in Spanish in Vocabulario, not a translation. But anyway I'll fully read your reply later in the day. --Mar vin kaiser (talk) 00:03, 22 September 2022 (UTC)
 * If you look at Potet's work, the first definition "secret negotiation", the reference given is Vocabulario 1860, so that's obviously the first definition in Vocabulario "secreto de algun negocio que se trata". My interpretation of that Spanish text is "secret about an affair" but yeah it could be "secret regarding some negotiation" or something like that.
 * The 2nd definition that Potet provides, "what is secretly in store for someone", you see that the reference is ibid or unknown, so it's not from Vocabulario, or else he would've said so. --Mar vin kaiser (talk) 15:48, 22 September 2022 (UTC)
 * @Mar vin kaiser doesn't mean unknown, it came from the same place which is Vocabulario de la lengua Tagala 1860 page 331, but it's just too long to say again. Hence, he did say it's from Vocabulario. Ysrael214 (talk) 11:46, 23 September 2022 (UTC)
 * Oh sorry you're right. Thanks for that. But it doesn't make sense. Potet got two definitions of tadhana from Vocabulario. The first one in Potet (secret negotiation) matches the first one in Vocabulario (secreto de algun negocio que se trata), but the second one in Potet (what is secretly in store for someone) doesn't match the second one in Vocabulario (prevenir a alguno de algo en secreto). --Mar vin kaiser (talk) 13:42, 23 September 2022 (UTC)
 * @Mar vin kaiser
 * Arancel. Upa, bayad, o halagang taning at tadhana ng mga puno.
 * Tariff. Rent, payment or a value defined and destined (set) by the leaders"
 * I looked at dle.rae.es (Diccionario de la lengua española), the source of Wiktionary for Spanish terms and found the following: I thought relying on the English translation alone of the word may distort the context, or the translator is not accurate enough.
 * prevenir. https://dle.rae.es/prevenir
 * Sp: 1. tr. Preparar, aparejar y disponer con anticipación lo necesario para un fin.
 * En: 1. tr. Prepare, prepare and arrange in advance what is necessary for a purpose.
 * alguno. https://dle.rae.es/alguno
 * Sp: 7. pron. indef. m. y f. Denota una entidad cuya existencia no se conoce o se pone en duda. U. referido a un sintagma nominal mencionado o sobrentendido, o para aludir a un sintagma pospuesto introducido por la preposición de. Ayer compré bombones, no sé si queda alguno.
 * En: 7. Pron. indef. m. and f. Denotes an entity whose existence is not known or is in doubt. U. referred to a noun phrase mentioned or understood, or to refer to a postponed phrase introduced by the preposition of. Yesterday I bought chocolates, I don't know if there are any left.
 * secreto. https://dle.rae.es/secreto
 * Sp: 1. m. Cosa que cuidadosamente se tiene reservada y oculta.
 * En: 1m Something that is carefully reserved and hidden.
 * With that, I come up with this definition that would make sense:
 * "Prepare anything for something carefully reserved and hidden"
 * or
 * "Prepare something for a secret purpose" (purpose based on context)
 * I think these ones make sense.
 * Also, yeah, I think Potet focused too much on the "something secret" part than the "prevenir" or "preparing" part. Also, I just found out destine, root of destiny also means assign something for a particular use, which matches its synonym to be Talaga in Vocabulario.
 * can also be "Destine something for a secret thing" but I'm going with "prepare something for a secret purpose".
 * Anything other than "warn" because that doesn't make sense. Ysrael214 (talk) 15:08, 23 September 2022 (UTC)
 * Ok, you've convinced me lol. Makes sense. I'll edit the definitions. --Mar vin kaiser (talk) 15:34, 23 September 2022 (UTC)
 * @Mar vin kaiser Thanks! Ysrael214 (talk) 15:39, 23 September 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:tadhana


text:
louvavelmente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) laudably

title: louvavelmente


text:
Buxema

Etymology
, clipping of, likely via Old , compare modern. Supposedly found also in the form Buxemium, in a papal diploma from 1168. The grapheme ⟨x⟩ is here employed for as many instances of  in Sicilian do derive from a Latin, as for example. The grapheme was also widely used in Ibero-Romance languages with the same scope.

Etymology
From.

title: Buxema


text:
sakʉrahlʉ

Noun

 * 1) river

title: sakʉrahlʉ


text:
likun

Noun

 * 1) wheat

Adjective

 * 1) safe, secured

title: likun


text: Category:sxr:Water

title: Category:sxr:Water


text: Category:Requests for etymologies in Saaroa entries


text: Category:sxr:Landforms

title: Category:sxr:Landforms


text: Category:Requests concerning Saaroa

title: Category:Requests concerning Saaroa


text: Category:sxr:Matter

title: Category:sxr:Matter


text: Category:sxr:Liquids

title: Category:sxr:Liquids


text: Category:sxr:Chemistry

title: Category:sxr:Chemistry


text: Category:sxr:Earth

title: Category:sxr:Earth


text: もじがた

title: もじがた


text: Category:pwn:Water

title: Category:pwn:Water


text: Category:pwn:Landforms

title: Category:pwn:Landforms


text: Category:pwn:Liquids

title: Category:pwn:Liquids


text: Category:pwn:Matter

title: Category:pwn:Matter


text: Category:pwn:Chemistry

title: Category:pwn:Chemistry


text: Category:pwn:Earth

title: Category:pwn:Earth


text: böcklingen

title: böcklingen


text: böcklingar

title: böcklingar


text: böcklingarna

title: böcklingarna


text: böcklings

title: böcklings


text: böcklingens

title: böcklingens


text: böcklingars

title: böcklingars


text: böcklingarnas

title: böcklingarnas


text: juntor

title: juntor


text: juntorna

title: juntorna


text: juntans

title: juntans


text: juntors

title: juntors


text: juntornas

title: juntornas


text: syjuntan

title: syjuntan


text: syjuntor

title: syjuntor


text: syjuntorna

title: syjuntorna


text: syjuntas

title: syjuntas


text: syjuntans

title: syjuntans


text: syjuntors

title: syjuntors


text: syjuntornas

title: syjuntornas


text:
опалювати

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to heat, to warm

title: опалювати


text:
gender mainstreaming

Etymology
Proposed at the third, held in 1985.

Noun

 * 1) A public policy concept to achieve gender equality.

title: gender mainstreaming


text:
òrfic

Etymology
, from.

Adjective

 * 1) Orphic pertaining to Orpheus or Orphism

title: òrfic


text:
hjärtmussla

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) cockle, member of the family  (in particular the common cockle, )

title: hjärtmussla


text: hjärtmusslan

title: hjärtmusslan


text: hjärtmusslor

title: hjärtmusslor


text: hjärtmusslorna

title: hjärtmusslorna


text: hjärtmusslas

title: hjärtmusslas


text: hjärtmusslans

title: hjärtmusslans


text: hjärtmusslors

title: hjärtmusslors


text: hjärtmusslornas

title: hjärtmusslornas


text:
опалити

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬.

title: опалити


text:
lapie

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shovel
 * 2) spade
 * 3) peel baking tool
 * 4) trowel mason's

title: lapie


text:
pyššy

Etymology
Ultimately from. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) gun

title: pyššy


text: Category:Requests for expansion of etymologies in Votic entries


text: Category:yog:Weapons

title: Category:yog:Weapons


text: Category:haw:Weapons

title: Category:haw:Weapons


text: Category:kyj:Weapons

title: Category:kyj:Weapons


text: Category:cbk:Weapons

title: Category:cbk:Weapons


text: Category:awg:People

title: Category:awg:People


text: Category:apy:Organs

title: Category:apy:Organs


text: Category:yog:Military

title: Category:yog:Military


text: Category:yog:Hunting

title: Category:yog:Hunting


text: Category:yog:Tools

title: Category:yog:Tools


text: Category:yog:Technology

title: Category:yog:Technology


text: Category:haw:Military

title: Category:haw:Military


text: Category:haw:Hunting

title: Category:haw:Hunting


text: Category:kyj:Military

title: Category:kyj:Military


text: Category:kyj:Hunting

title: Category:kyj:Hunting


text: Category:cbk:Military

title: Category:cbk:Military


text: Category:cbk:Hunting

title: Category:cbk:Hunting


text: Category:apy:Body parts

title: Category:apy:Body parts


text: Category:apy:Body

title: Category:apy:Body


text:
stilzwijgend

Etymology
Present participle of.

Adjective

 * 1) tacit implied, but not made explicit, especially through silence

title: stilzwijgend


text: Category:yog:Society

title: Category:yog:Society


text:
sepu

Verb

 * 1) to blow

title: sepu


text: Category:yog:Human activity

title: Category:yog:Human activity


text: Category:yog:Human behaviour

title: Category:yog:Human behaviour


text: Category:yog:Human

title: Category:yog:Human


text: Category:kyj:Human activity

title: Category:kyj:Human activity


text: Category:kyj:Human behaviour

title: Category:kyj:Human behaviour


text:
labju

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shovel
 * 2) spade
 * 3) peel baking tool
 * 4) oar blade

title: labju


text: Category:hu:Root vegetables

title: Category:hu:Root vegetables


text: Category:hu:Heliantheae tribe plants

title: Category:hu:Heliantheae tribe plants


text:
User:Theknightwho/mn-lemmas/dative-locative

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14


text:
Talk:gade

I can't find any uses of gade corresponding to these definitions
The link to Webster's 1913 dictionary confirms that gade means various kinds of fishes, but in a search through many entries in the 1800-1900 time frame on Google ngrams, I could not find a single instance that appeared to be used in this sense. -- Yoderj (talk) 17:48, 21 September 2022 (UTC)

 * Use WT:RFV process. Equinox ◑ 17:49, 21 September 2022 (UTC)
 * Never mind. I found it in a second source. Thank you for the process suggestion. Yoderj (talk) 20:31, 21 September 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:gade


text: Template:table:state of matter/ru

title: Template:table:state of matter/ru


text:
wzlecieć

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to fly up, to lift off, to take flight

title: wzlecieć


text:
penyauh

Noun

 * 1) distance

title: penyauh


text:
orfisme

Noun

 * 1) Orphism

title: orfisme


text:
wzlatywać

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to fly up, to lift off, to take flight

title: wzlatywać


text: copy-edit

title: copy-edit


text:
pengerami

Noun

 * 1) celebration

title: pengerami


text: assertibles

title: assertibles


text:
pekit

Noun

 * 1) competition

title: pekit


text:
ἀνέρε

Pronunciation
In Epic poetry, the ἀ usually scans as long in the arsis of a foot.

title: ἀνέρε


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Iranian/piθwáh

Etymology
From, from , from ~  +.

Noun

 * 1) food

Descendants

 * Central Iranian:
 * Northeastern Iranian:
 * Southeastern Iranian
 * Southwestern Iranian:
 * Southeastern Iranian
 * Southwestern Iranian:
 * Southwestern Iranian:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Iranian/piθwáh


text:
wzlot

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) takeoff, ascent
 * 2)  acme, pinnacle

title: wzlot


text:
kinawboy

Etymology
From ⟨ceb⟩, literally, "in the way of a cowboy"

Adjective

 * 1)  eating with one's bare hands

title: kinawboy


text: Citations:United Nations

title: Citations:United Nations


text:
hántol

Verb

 * 1)  to husk, hull, shell to remove the outer covering of a grain or other seed

title: hántol


text:
Template:krl-decl-V/risti

2

title: Template:krl-decl-V/risti


text:
detestavelmente

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) detestably

title: detestavelmente


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-Iranian/piHtú

Etymology
From ~.

Noun

 * 1) fat, tallow
 * 2) nourishment, food

Descendants

 * Sanskrit:
 * Sanskrit:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-Iranian/piHtú


text:
wzmacniający

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) restorative, strengthening, tonic

title: wzmacniający


text:
Template:krl-decl-T/risti

2

title: Template:krl-decl-T/risti


text:
whisperation

Noun

 * 1) Whispering; whispered speech.

title: whisperation


text: whisperations

title: whisperations


text:
hantol

Etymology
. From.

Verb

 * 1)  to bury to cover a grave pit with lumps of earth and raise a burial mound over it

title: hantol


text:
дваш

Adverb

 * : twice, double

title: дваш


text:
wzmacniająco

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) restoratively, strengtheningly, tonically

title: wzmacniająco


text:
ὑποδείδω

Etymology
From

Verb

 * 1)  to cower under or before
 * 2)  to fear (secretly)

title: ὑποδείδω


text:
odżywczo

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) nutritiously, nutritionally, nourishingly

title: odżywczo


text: ὑποδείσας

title: ὑποδείσας


text:
Talk:eilfed

Etymology
This word doesn't seem to have been formed in Welsh; it is attested in Middle Welsh. Therefore the essentially true statement as to its formation has to be demoted to a synchronous derivation, and supplemented by its derivation from Middle Welsh (or earlier) elements. Grr! We currently have no Middle Welsh lemmas. I'd rather have expressed etymology as you have.--RichardW57 (talk) 18:33, 21 September 2022 (UTC)
 * , the GPC entry for eilfed doesn't list anything earlier than the 16th century, which is Early Modern Welsh, not Middle Welsh. And we do have some Middle Welsh lemmas, but not this one. —Mahāgaja · talk 18:35, 21 September 2022 (UTC)
 * , on the other hand, is attested in Middle Welsh as . —Mahāgaja · talk 18:37, 21 September 2022 (UTC)
 * I wonder how I got them mixed up. Now the other is a confusing word.  I'm not sure that 'deufed' is actually attested outside grammars.  Most of what I've found for it is 'ddeufed', with no obvious reason for a soft mutation, as in 1 Chronicles 24.
 * As to Middle Welsh lemmas, I must have been confused by 'Middle Welsh lemmas' coming before 'A' in Category:Middle Welsh language RichardW57 (talk) 19:12, 21 September 2022 (UTC)
 * I've reconstructed my reasoning. It's an issue with the morphology.  MiW to ModW has the sound change ei>ai in final syllables.  Using modern consonant symbols, ModW ail+fed leaves *ailfed.  MiW eil+fed yields *eilfed, > ModW eilfed.  So, do we have an early ModW morphological rule to give us ail+fed > eilfed?  We may have a morphological rule that says that ///eil/// is realised as /ail/ in final syllables.  The allomorph /eil/ generally occurs in the prefix eil-, so the first syllable has more in common with the prefix eil- than the word ail.  However, we also get cases where the morpheme now surfaces as ail-.  The tale is neater if words in eil- hark back to Middle Welsh.
 * My memory on attestations then crossed with deufed. --RichardW57 (talk) 21:14, 21 September 2022 (UTC)
 * I would say that the ai ~ ei alternation remains productive in Modern Welsh. There are so many examples along the lines of ~  etc. that speakers must be (subconsciously) aware of it, so even from a purely synchronic point of view it's unproblematic to say that  +  yields . That would be true even if the word were attested in Middle Welsh. It's the same with the alternation between y  in nonfinal syllables and y  in final syllables – diachronically that was caused by a sound change, but the alternation remains synchronically productive. —Mahāgaja · talk 05:29, 22 September 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:eilfed


text: ὑποδείσαντες

title: ὑποδείσαντες


text:
odchudzanie

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) weight loss, slimming
 * 1) weight loss, slimming

title: odchudzanie


text: schêla

title: schêla


text:
odchudzać

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to cause to lose weight, to slim down
 * 2)  to lose weight, to slim down, to diet

title: odchudzać


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/wlakwēn

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to be lukewarm
 * 2) to become lukewarm


text:
odchudzić

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to cause to lose weight, to slim down
 * 2)  to lose weight, to slim down, to diet

title: odchudzić


text: ἐϋκτιμένην

title: ἐϋκτιμένην


text: αποφώλιο

title: αποφώλιο


text: Citations:Ch'in-huang-tao

title: Citations:Ch'in-huang-tao


text:
opsommingslijst

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) list

title: opsommingslijst


text: solstolen

title: solstolen


text: solstolar

title: solstolar


text: solstolarna

title: solstolarna


text: solstols

title: solstols


text: solstolens

title: solstolens


text: solstolars

title: solstolars


text: solstolarnas

title: solstolarnas


text: Εὐαίμονος

title: Εὐαίμονος


text: dårfinken

title: dårfinken


text: dårfinkar

title: dårfinkar


text: dårfinkarna

title: dårfinkarna


text: dårfinks

title: dårfinks


text: dårfinkens

title: dårfinkens


text: dårfinkars

title: dårfinkars


text: dårfinkarnas

title: dårfinkarnas


text:
रुष्

Etymology
. Compare.

Root

 * 1) to hurt, injure, kill
 * 2) to be hurt, offended
 * 3) to be vexed, cross or angry

title: रुष्


text: Rhymes:Italian/ombo

title: Rhymes:Italian/ombo


text: παρέθηκεν

title: παρέθηκεν


text: Gendermainstreaming

title: Gendermainstreaming


text:
Mainstreaming

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) mainstreaming

title: Mainstreaming


text: Citations:Taiwanese

title: Citations:Taiwanese


text:
death knock

Noun

 * 1)  The journalistic practice of visiting people related to somebody who has died, to gather information about the deceased and the killing.

title: death knock


text: death knocks

title: death knocks


text:
wysokopienny

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  having a tall trunk
 * 2)  consisting of trees with tall trunks
 * 1)  consisting of trees with tall trunks

title: wysokopienny


text:
Talk:tendo

genetive of latin tendo should have form tendinis and not tendonis

Declention of latin tendō
Genetive of latin tendo should have form tendinis and not tendonis JJJ2002 (talk) 19:14, 21 September 2022 (UTC)

Example of usage in latin
Tendimus in Latium; sedes ubi fata quietas Aeneis, Liber I, 205 5.172.239.92 23:36, 30 December 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:tendo


text:
niskopienny

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  having a short trunk
 * 2)  consisting of trees with short trunks
 * 1)  consisting of trees with short trunks

title: niskopienny


text:
wysokoprocentowy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) high in alcohol, high-proof, strong

title: wysokoprocentowy


text:
niskoprocentowy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) low in alcohol, low-proof, weak

title: niskoprocentowy


text:
User:Theknightwho/mn-lemmas/loanword

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

title: User:Theknightwho/mn-lemmas/loanword


text:
wiederentfachen

Verb

 * 1) to rekindle

title: wiederentfachen


text:
Bistorta officinalis

Synonyms

 * , ;, , snakeroot, , snakeweed,

Hypernyms

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

title: Bistorta officinalis


text:
Citations:cantle

 * 1485 – Thomas Malory. Le Morte Darthur, Book X, Chapter xxx, leaf 232r
 * Thus they tracyd and trauercyd and hewe on helmes and hawberkes and cutte awaye many cantels of their sheldes
 * "Thus they traced, and traversed, and hewed on helms and hauberks, and cut away many cantels of their shields"

title: Citations:cantle


text:
baltrón

Noun

 * 1) riverbed

title: baltrón


text:
लिख्

Etymology
From, an extension of. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Root

 * 1) to scratch, scrape, furrow
 * 2) to produce by scratching, draw a line
 * 3) to engrave, inscribe, trace, write

title: लिख्


text:
niskonakładowy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  having a small circulation

title: niskonakładowy


text:
wysokonakładowy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  having a high circulation

title: wysokonakładowy


text:
Citations:'em

 * 2010, John Baron, The Guardian, 3 December:
 * We've literally had dozens of your photographs submitted this week – keep ’em coming!
 * 2010, John Baron, The Guardian, 3 December:
 * We've literally had dozens of your photographs submitted this week – keep ’em coming!
 * We've literally had dozens of your photographs submitted this week – keep ’em coming!

title: Citations:'em


text: Drehbuchautoren

title: Drehbuchautoren


text:
Template:krl-decl-V/ovi

3

title: Template:krl-decl-V/ovi


text:
antipiesă

Etymology
. Equivalent to.

Noun

 * 1) antiplay

title: antipiesă


text:
Template:krl-decl-T/ovi

3

title: Template:krl-decl-T/ovi


text:
pilzner

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) pilsner

title: pilzner


text: Drehbuchautors

title: Drehbuchautors


text: möyhetä

title: möyhetä


text:
pseudocientífic

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) pseudoscientific

title: pseudocientífic


text:
всупереч

Etymology
Possibly from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬. Ultimately from, whence also 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Preposition

 * 1) contrary to, despite, in spite of, notwithstanding

title: всупереч


text:
útflytjandi

Noun

 * 1) exporter
 * 2)  emigrant

title: útflytjandi


text:
staromiejski

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  old town

title: staromiejski


text:
auguanieu

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sleet

title: auguanieu


text:
Citations:ROC

 * Former U.S. Senator said that during his one-week visit to the ROC he met many friendly, optimistic and energetic people, and called the Republic of China an "energetic" country. He said he hopes his visit will help to promote understanding between the ROC and liberals in the United States.
 * Former U.S. Senator said that during his one-week visit to the ROC he met many friendly, optimistic and energetic people, and called the Republic of China an "energetic" country. He said he hopes his visit will help to promote understanding between the ROC and liberals in the United States.

title: Citations:ROC


text:
reduta

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  redoubt
 * 2)  redoubt
 * 3)  redoubt
 * 4)  public
 * 1)  public

title: reduta


text:
búsetuleyfi

Noun

 * 1) residence permit

title: búsetuleyfi


text:
dvalarleyfi

Noun

 * 1) residence permit

title: dvalarleyfi


text:
hämähikkö

Etymology
From. Cognates include 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  spider

title: hämähikkö


text:
allisatge

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  smoothing

title: allisatge


text:
sobresinal

Etymology
Attested since circa 1300. From.

Noun

 * 1)  surcoat
 * 2)  caparison

title: sobresinal


text:
allisadures

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shavings residue from polishing

title: allisadures


text: Template:krl-decl-poss

title: Template:krl-decl-poss


text: けんしゅ

title: けんしゅ


text: User:Ekirahardian/Module:Unicode data/scripts.html


text: けんじゅ

title: けんじゅ


text: Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen, and Matsu

title: Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen, and Matsu


text:
रिख्

Etymology
From, an extension of. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

title: रिख्


text: Appendix:Unicode/Kaktovik Numerals

title: Appendix:Unicode/Kaktovik Numerals


text:
ကောသလ

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * , an ancient kingdom in what is now India

title: ကောသလ


text: Category:Kaktovik Numerals block

title: Category:Kaktovik Numerals block


text:
ဂန္ဓာရ

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * , an ancient kingdom in what is now India

title: ဂန္ဓာရ


text: Citations:Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen, and Matsu


text:
မဟာဇနပဒ

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * , one of 16 ancient kingdoms in what is now India

title: မဟာဇနပဒ


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/sakōlausaz

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  free from charge or accusation, innocent; guiltless


text:
မဂဓ

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * , an ancient kingdom in what is now India

title: မဂဓ


text:
Caiman crocodilus

Hypernyms

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

title: Caiman crocodilus


text:
llimadura

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) filing act of using a file
 * 2)  filings, metal shavings
 * 1)  filings, metal shavings

title: llimadura


text: ကမ္ဘောဇ

title: ကမ္ဘောဇ