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 * Sections with <100 uses at a given level

SVan

 * L2: განჭუ̂

Sa

 * L2: ere, wa

Sa'a

 * L2: niu, wai

Saafi-Saafi

 * L2: A

Saamia

 * L2: amachi

Sabaean

 * L2: 𐩡𐩵𐩬, 𐩢𐩨𐩦𐩩, 𐩦𐩣𐩪, 𐩨𐩬, 𐩩𐩣𐩧, 𐩪𐩡𐩣, 𐩪𐩨𐩺, 𐩮𐩢𐩰, 𐩮𐩢𐩰𐩩, 𐩱𐩢𐩨𐩦, 𐩱𐩢𐩨𐩦𐩬, 𐩱𐩨𐩬, 𐩱𐩫𐩡, 𐩲𐩳, 𐩶𐩬𐩣, 𐩷𐩺𐩨, 𐩹𐩫𐩧

Sabah Bisaya

 * L2: angin, angkayau, lawang, liyow, loteng, rasam, saliau, taap, tukad

Sabah Malay

 * L2: gerigitan, pandai

Sabir

 * L2: ablar, ajudar, andar, bisogno, crompar, fazir, hablar, kiamar, pensar, quérir, respondir, sabir, star

Sabu

 * L2: ei, ei na mada, ei wa, epa, ina, mobeni

Sacapulteco

 * L2: yaʼ

Sadhu Conjugation

 * L4: অনুবাদ করা, অনুভব করা, অনুরোধ করা, অপেক্ষা করা, আগানো, আচরণ করা, আবির খেলা, ইটানো, উভানো, উল্কি আঁকা, করা, করানো, কহা, কাটা, কামড়ানো, খাওয়ানো, ঘামানো, ঘুমানো, ঘৃণা করা, ঘেন্না করা, চালানো, চিল্লানি, ছিটকানো, ছোঁয়া, জাগানো, ঝুলানো, ঢুকানো, তর্জমা করা, তাকানো, থাকানো, দাঁড়ানো, দেওয়া, দেখা, দেখানো, ধরা, ধসা, ধসানো, ধোয়া, নাওয়া, নেওয়া, পাওয়া, পাঠানো, ফরমানো, বলা, বহা, বেচানো, মেলা, রহা, রাখা, লওয়া, লুকানো, লেখা, শরমানো, শিখানো, শোয়া, সওয়া, সরানো, সহা, সাজানো, হড়কানো, হাঁকানো, হারানো
 * L5: হওয়া

Saek

 * L2: กะตา, กะแถะ, กั๊บ, กู̂, กู̄ก, งั๊ว, จอ, จะเถร๊อ, จะโก๋ย, จื๋อ, ซัว, ซาง, ซิ̄บ, ซี, ซ๊าว, ญุ๊ง, ตร๊อง, ทุ๊ง, นัม, น็อก, บ๊อ, ป̂า, ป̄าก, ปร๋า, ปิ๊ด, ปุ๋น, ผรั่ม, พรั๊ก, ม̂อ, มื๊อ, ม๊วม, รอ, รอย, รั๋ว, ร๊อก, ลั๊บ, ลิ๊ง, วี๊, ว๊าย, ส่อง, ส่อย, ส่าม, หนึ้ง, หนู่, หมู่, หม่า, หรัว, หรี่น, หลุ้ง, หว่าน, หุ่ง, อ̂อย, อูน, อ้อ, ฮ̂า, ฮั̂ง, เกฺา, เต๊ะ, เต๋อ, เถร̂า, เบรี๋ยน, เบ้ย, เป̄ด, เป๋า, เผี้ย, เพ๊, แจ๊ด, แญ๊น, แด, แด๊ก, แอ๊ด, โค, โฟ๊ม, ไถ่, ไฟ๊ฟ̂า, ไม, ไห

Saep

 * L2: wam

Safaitic

 * L2: 𐪃𐪁𐪋, 𐪃𐪚, 𐪃𐪚𐪉, 𐪊𐪃𐪚, 𐪋𐪁𐪁

Safeyoka

 * L2: aaya, yɨhuva

Safwa

 * L2: aminzi

Saho

 * L2: -tto, -ttö, -yto, -ytö, anrab, arrab, ayro, ayti, azaan, ceela, cokka, gaala, gaalatto, gaalattö, gaalayto, gaalit, labha, labhatto, labhayto

Sahu

 * L2: 'elingi, 'olana, aliali, ate, bele, besa'a, bobolo, coimi, diwanga, dongi, du'ono, gala'a, gane, giama, gulegule, guraci, g̱asi, itomo, kaj̱awa, koi, koltidi, kuluḇati, la'eme, la'o, ma'i, maḏi, ngaunu, ngiḏi, nguti, nunu'u, oromo, poposi, posiposi, rorasa, rore, rou, ruku, sabeba, sabeta, salaka, samaka, samama, sarangati, sasaya'a, sidete, surata, tapaka, titila, tola'a, toma'ono, u'u, wala, wangere, wangere ma la'o, wo'olo, wounu, ḇanyo, ḇelanga, ḇoki, ḇukuḇuku, ḇuḇuku

Saisiyat

 * L2: 'a'leb, 'aSo', 'ae'ay, 'aehae', 'aehoe', 'aelaw, 'aewhaeS, 'aewpir, 'ayam, 'iSpi', baboy, baesaeh, basang, baseng, bintoe'an, biyae', bosoe', hiko', hima', hinbetel, hinohaes, homom, hosong, ina, kabat, kaehoy, kal'oe', kala', kamahayap, kangeselan, katboS, katbos, katin, kawnakatinan, kikay, kowaw, lapowar, lilom, mali', masa', nepen, ngabas, ngiyaw, pangrang, pazay, pongaeh, rahib, ralom, raya', rayhil, rokol, ta'oeloeh, taenaw, takem, tatpo', tawmo', tiyaenaw

Salar

 * L2: asan, azı, azıt, baba, bov, boyax, bürgüt, dada, damaq öy, dengiz, dovşan, eşek, gaga, gala, gölix, heli, iye, işt, komuska, ma, men, neñ, ormän, otur, otçaq, qolu, sumurla, söy, totax, tox, vaq, vol, vunxua, vār, yarmaqlı, yañyu, yağla, yaşil, yaşır, yox, yü-, öy, şo, سو, يولتوز

Saliba (Colombia)

 * L2: caha, káʔā

Saliba (New Guinea)

 * L2: waira

Salinan

 * L2: litse, te'a'

Saluan

 * L2: apu, ue

Samaritan Aramaic

 * L2: ࠀ, ࠀࠋ, ࠀࠋࠄ, ࠀࠋࠄࠄ, ࠀࠓࠁࠏ, ࠀࠓࠄࠅ, ࠁ, ࠁࠉࠕ࠰ࠌࠊࠕࠔ, ࠁࠓࠀࠔࠉࠕ, ࠂ, ࠃ, ࠄ, ࠅ, ࠆ, ࠇ, ࠇࠃࠄ, ࠇࠅࠉࠋࠄࠄ, ࠇࠌࠔ, ࠈ, ࠉ, ࠉࠄࠅࠄ, ࠉࠔࠒࠅࠍ, ࠊ, ࠊࠅࠐࠉࠍ, ࠋ, ࠌ, ࠌࠊࠕࠔ, ࠌࠔࠄ, ࠍ, ࠍࠁࠉ, ࠎ, ࠏ, ࠏࠎࠓࠅࠐ, ࠐ, ࠐࠓࠏࠄ, ࠑ, ࠒ, ࠒࠐࠋࠅࠎࠄ, ࠒࠔࠈ, ࠓ, ࠔ, ࠔࠁࠄ, ࠔࠅࠁࠇࠍ, ࠔࠅࠊࠉࠄ, ࠔࠅࠌࠉࠌ, ࠔࠉࠀࠅࠋ, ࠔࠋࠌ, ࠕ, ࠕࠄࠁ, ࠕࠋࠕ, ࠕࠋࠕࠄ, ࠕࠓࠉࠌ

Samaritan Hebrew

 * L2: ࠀ, ࠀࠋࠄࠉࠌ, ࠁ, ࠁࠓࠀࠔࠉࠕ, ࠂ, ࠂࠓࠉࠆࠉࠌ, ࠃ, ࠄ, ࠄࠓ, ࠄࠓࠂࠓࠉࠆࠉࠌ, ࠅ, ࠆ, ࠇ, ࠈ, ࠉ, ࠉࠄࠅࠄ, ࠉࠔࠓࠀࠋ, ࠊ, ࠋ, ࠌ, ࠍ, ࠎ, ࠏ, ࠏࠅࠋࠌ, ࠐ, ࠑ, ࠒ, ࠓ, ࠔ, ࠔࠌࠀ, ࠔࠌࠉࠌ, ࠔࠌࠏ, ࠔࠌࠓ, ࠕ

Samarokena

 * L2: bipihina

Sambe

 * L2: àrì

Samo

 * L2: botolo, hou, sobo

Samoan Plantation Pidgin

 * L2: bakbak, bami, bikfela han, bilinat, bresprut, gokabaut, han, haus sik, kakaruk, kuskus, laim, lek, lotu, manua, matmat, muruk, puamo, pukpuk, saksak, singsing, taberan, toi, tri

Samosa

 * L2: mi

Samtao

 * L2: ʔúm

San Agustín Mixtepec Zapotec

 * L2: làg

San Baltazar Loxicha Zapotec

 * L2: nit

San Jerónimo Tecóatl Mazatec

 * L2: káló, natsé

San Juan Colorado Mixtec

 * L2: Ndiyuhu, Nunduva, Tsitsi Nuu, Yucu Suhva, caa, canuva, compa, coo, coo caa, coo cuiya, cora, cutsilu, durastun, icu, ina, inu, isu, ita, ityi, jandaru, letsi, leve, loñi, mistu, mistu cuhu, ndicaha, ndutya, pisole, sahan tsucui, sahva, sahva ndɨhyɨ, savi, sayu xaan, sávuru, tasu tyaca, tatyi, tixere, tsiyo, vico Nandree, vihnya, ximbu, yucu, yunu, yutya, yuu savi, Ñoco, Ñucaan, Ñucoohyo, Ñutya, Ñuu Ndutsa, Ñuu Tsicuaaha

San Juan Guelavía Zapotec

 * L2: baat, bal, balgui, bay, bduaa, bdzɨz, bdzɨ́ny, bech, bedund, bee, beecu, begu, beguidy, beld, betsiia, betspau, bitiaaz, buu, bzayáa, bziny, béeld, bégu, bɨdyladx, cucharmadiy, cuneju, dam, dub, duub, dzɨly, dzɨt, dzɨtbɨdy, dzɨɨny, gubidx, gueeu, guel, gues, guub, guíits, iz, lazdoo, llacu, lliby, llii, llit, llitguiix, llub, manyduuz, ngulbez, nis, nisguia, niz, ruu, siaab, xqueet, yaan, yag, yatsin, yaxy, yudoo, yuu, zee

San Marcos Tlalcoyalco Popoloca

 * L2: joja

San Martín Itunyoso Triqui

 * L2: chra, cnákinj, cúj, gatseʼ, goʼo, hueʼ, huéj, jnahui, nga, nnaanj, quij, riu, rudaʼaj, sicúj, snoʼo, stane̱, tanj, xacáj, xilu, xiriquíj, xiruj, xiun, xo̱, xuche̱, xune, xuʼman, xuʼma̱n, yahui̱, yaj, yaʼaj, yuʼue

San Miguel el Grande Mixtec

 * L2: caji, chelu, chácá, chócó, chāa, cohō, coō, cuayú, cucā, cuehē, cuhū, curxiucū, cuáñu, cóhló, inu, isō, isū, itā, itū, ixi, jahā, jinū, jiō, jāco, jāco íñú, jēhñu, jīca, lacua, latú, lélú, máhān, mítú, ndaha, ndaha yóso, ndaā, ndehē, ndicuíñi, ndijān, nducha, nduchi, nduča, ndācu, ndīyoho, pañú, quɨtɨ, saū, staā, súhūn, tusá, tɨyácá, tɨñí, uhā, uā, uū, viji, váhū, vílu, xendu, xnduhā, xūhún, yaha, yaquin, yau, yaū, yiyī, yoscuíá, yoō, yucu, yuhu, yunu, yuu, yuū, yōsó, yūcha, yūcha nchoho, yūcha ndéhyū, ñiī, ñuū sajin, ñãʔã

San Pablo Güilá Zapotec

 * L2: behld, bel

San Pedro Quiatoni Zapotec

 * L2: nis

San Vicente Coatlán Zapotec

 * L2: nits

Sanapaná

 * L2: peshasep

Sanaviron

 * L2: charaba, mampa, para

Sandawe

 * L2: ts'â

Sangil

 * L2: akeˀ, kakayre, vusa

Sangir

 * L2: akeˀ, asu, banua, bawi, epaʔ, mata, nusa

Sango

 * L2: A, balë ôko, bêe, dêe, fêe, gâa, gümbâyä, hâsi, jîi, kâa, kâfa, kîsi, kôlo, ngu, omënë, otâ, pêe, tongana, têe, tôngana, ukü, usïö, vêe, wêe, yêe, zêe, âa, êe, êle, êmo, êni, êre, êsi, îi, ô, ôko, ûse, ûu

Sani

 * L2: z

Saniyo-Hiyewe

 * L2: sa'i, taune, taunɛ

Santa Catarina Albarradas Zapotec

 * L2: la

Santa Inés Yatzechi Zapotec

 * L2: nisɨ

Santa María La Alta Nahuatl

 * L2: atl, awákatl, kóyotl, xóchitl

Santa María Quiegolani Zapotec

 * L2: nis

Santa María Zacatepec Mixtec

 * L2: yucu

Santiago Xanica Zapotec

 * L2: niʰs

Santo Domingo Albarradas Zapotec

 * L2: niʰs

Sanumá

 * L2: maatu

Sapará

 * L2: akale, nupi, tuna

Saponi

 * L2: nɛⁱ-ɛ

Saposa

 * L2: fafine

Sapé

 * L2: meyakan, nam

Sar

 * L2: à̰ȳ

Sara

 * L2: paitn

Saraiki

 * L2: اجایا, ادڑ, اساں, بھیݨ, تاوݨ, ترائے, ترکھا, تریمت, تساں, توں, تھیوڻ, خوراک, خوش, دا, سرائیکی, سنیہا, سکھنڑ, لانگھا, مینڈی, میڈا, واسطے, ونڄڻ, وچ, وݙا, ٻال, ٻولݨ, پیوݨ, چنھاں, چھوہر, چھوہِر, کھاݨاں, گھٹݨ, ہووڻ, ݙاڑھی, ݨ, घट्टण, तावण, 𑊀𑊖, 𑊁𑊖, 𑊂𑊖, 𑊈𑊐𑊕, 𑊖𑊤𑊕

Saramaccan

 * L2: alata, hágu, mujɛ́ɛ, suwági, tánda, wági, wáta, wójo, zé, àkí

Sarangani Blaan

 * L2: mata

Sarangani Manobo

 * L2: siyam

Sarasira

 * L2: pui

Saraveca

 * L2: une

Sarcee

 * L2: diitc'íí, dìná, dììgúc, dícgòc, díík'az, díítsuw, gúùt'áá, idjín, k'òt'íní'i, táyk'í, tú, tłìk'azá, tłítc'á, xàya, yísno, ákíyi

Sarikoli

 * L2: cavúr, dvɛr, ziv

Saruga

 * L2: mi

Sasak

 * L2: aiq, akah, akar, aku, anak, api, asu, bagus, beras, besi, bulan, butak, dalem, dunie, empat, garem, gelinggang, ina, jarum, kanak, koning, nina, panggang, putiq, saga, sepang, songket, timah, uban, ējo, ᬩᬸᬢᬓ᭄, ᬳᬲᬸ

Satawalese

 * L2: a, aaiun, aentiw, aetiweni, asam, faeraek, faniuw, ffeor, imw, kapeo, nikiti, niu, ppet, pwiuneoi, senapiy, serhfei, taifoon, taoguw, tepwun, weinaeng

Saterdland Frisian

 * L2: Älfenbeen

Sathmar Swabian

 * L2: Batsche, Feald, Haus, Johr, Nascht, Pokroz, Temitz, Weder, Wei, Wurscht, i, it, kenne, mache, nutze, renne, ringe, sage, schaffe, singe, tanze, weare

Sauraseni Apabhramsa

 * L2: अम्हे, एक्क, मइं, हउं

Sauraseni Prakrit

 * L2: 𑀅𑀕𑁆𑀕, 𑀅𑀯𑀭, 𑀉𑀤𑁆𑀤, 𑀓𑀝𑁆𑀞, 𑀓𑀫𑁆𑀫, 𑀔𑀸𑀭, 𑀕𑁂𑀭𑀼𑀅, 𑀚𑀺𑀢𑁆𑀢, 𑀞𑀸𑀡, 𑀥𑀼𑀯, 𑀧𑀼𑀠𑀯𑀻, 𑀫𑀁𑀲, 𑀫𑀡𑁄𑀭𑀥, 𑀫𑀭𑀕𑀤, 𑀫𑀼𑀝𑁆𑀞𑀺, 𑀮𑁄𑀡, 𑀯𑀓𑁆𑀔𑀸𑀡, 𑀲𑀭𑀽𑀯

Saurashtra

 * L2: ꢂꢀꢨꣁ, ꢂꢪꢶ, ꢂꢫ꣄ꢡꢵꢬꢸ, ꢒꢙꢾꢭꢸ, ꢒꢦꢸꢱꢸ, ꢒꢮꢸꢞꢸ, ꢒꢸꢳꢶꢡꢸ, ꢕꣁꢞꣁ, ꢡꢭꣁ, ꢡꢸꢪꢶ, ꢣꢸꢒ꣄ꢒꢬ꣄, ꢦꢥꢶ, ꢨꢸꢞꢱ꣄ꢡꢾ, ꢩꢾꢫꢶꢱ꣄, ꢪꢛ꣄ꢙꢶꢬꢶ, ꢮꢵꢔ꣄, ꢲꢬꢶꢠ꣄

Sausi

 * L2: wapi

Savi

 * L2: be, gooš, i, inčeṛi, ma, maanuṣ, piloo, piši, si, suri, tu, yak, čur

Savosavo

 * L2: adaki, gazu, keva, piva

Sawai

 * L2: kɛkakɛt, um

Sawi

 * L2: es, kučuroo, nom

Sawriya Paharia

 * L2: अममु

Saya

 * L2: mbwaa

Sayula Popoluca

 * L2: Capnʉꞌm, Cusaliágac, cawa̱yu, changu, ma̱tsajti, mis̈tu̱n, nɨʔ, nʉ, págas̈, s̈á̱ntia, tsu̱jc, tsánay, wec, ya̱pi, yujcu

Sebat Bet Gurage

 * L2: እኻ

Sebop

 * L2: iva'

Sechura

 * L2: cucatama, cuctum, tutu, xoto

Secoya

 * L2: oko

Sedang

 * L2: on, tea, ʔɔn

Sedoa

 * L2: ue

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 * L4: sipa

Seenku

 * L2: jó

Sehwi

 * L2: bohia, danta, wawa

Seim

 * L2: uku

Seimat

 * L2: hehin, kan

Sekani

 * L2: choo, too

Sekar

 * L2: yasi

Selaru

 * L2: at, wer

Selepet

 * L2: to

Selk'nam

 * L2: haruwen, sos, sos-haruwen

Selkup

 * L2: кён, кёт, муктын, нөкыр, селчи, сомпыла, тетты, уккыр, уккычяӈкытый кёт, щиттяӄы, щиттяӄычяӈкытый кён, ӄәлы

Selungai Murut

 * L2: duwi

Sema

 * L2: azü

Sembakung Murut

 * L2: daaʔ, duwi

Semelai

 * L2: dak, petom

Sena

 * L2: madzi

Seneca

 * L2: adogwa'shä', awéoek, dzoʼäːgaʼ, dzo’kdaːgö’, dzóäshä’, ganödzóhgwanë’, gatgwéhsai’s, gayëːthöh, gëdzöh, héhgoːwaːh, jiːyäh, katsistõtaˀs̈æˀ, nöganyá’göh, odegiyá’göh, ogëːsäːt, ohsówi’shä’, onidzogwë’, o·nekanos, o·nekanus, o’dza’, tistis

Senggi

 * L2: po

Sentani

 * L2: bu

Sepa (New Guinea)

 * L2: makasi, ndanu, waine

Sepik Iwam

 * L2: nandi

Sera

 * L2: rain, tamein

Serer

 * L2: A, ݝ, ݧ, ࢢ, ࢣ

Serili

 * L2: be

Serrano

 * L2: bate

Seru

 * L2: danom

Serui-Laut

 * L2: itoru, marea, re

Seta

 * L2: mi, pin

Seti

 * L2: miː

Sha

 * L2: ham

Shabo

 * L2: akush, amo, apuur, aŋan, baako, babu, bicca, c'aara, c'aŋa, c'eka, c'iniin, c'iniiŋ, c'ota, c'uwa, ciime, cofolkoh, duh, gota, habba, hanno, haɓa, hitta, holut, há, hɛdɛbu, ici, inɗeet, jiita, jukuma, k'enɗi, k'inna, k'iti, k'o, kaan, kayan, kaʔal, kimmo, koggod, liyet, manka, maʔam, ney, no, ork'an, p'ida, ponkaɓala, punk'wa, sukuma, sum, sʔoto, t'a, tolʔam, tutukan, upa, wɔ, yesi, yinkapo, yinno, yuu, yɛrom, zefa, ŋa, ŋaŋam, ɗada, ɗama, ɗanka, ɛmaha, ɛmenan, ʃeŋgi, ʃub

Shama-Sambuga

 * L2: rɪŋwan

Shambala

 * L2: mazi, ngwilizi

Shanga

 * L2: 'í

Shaozhou Tuhua

 * L2: 𛅰, 𛅸, 𛆤, 𛇃, 𛇤, 𛈕

Shawnee

 * L2: kweewa, nepi, θiipi

She

 * L2: ɔŋ⁵³

Shebayo

 * L2: hamma, heia

Shehri

 * L2: míh, teṭ

Sheko

 * L2: hāːy

Shelta

 * L2: dara, finif, lakeen, macsti, munik, roger

Sherbro

 * L2: men, menti

Sherdukpen

 * L2: kʰo

Sherpa

 * L2: आ, ऐ, औ, च, छ, ज, मी, ल्ह, श़, स़, ह्र, ཆུ, ལྔ, ཤར་བ, ཤེརཔཱ

Sheshi Kham

 * L2: का, गुल, नक्सा, प्राणी, बंगाली ला, बिसा, बोकोरो, मानु, ला, हिउ

Shilluk

 * L2: A, pi

Shina

 * L2: انشپو, اڙو, بال, بزونو, تاتو, شا, شل, لوکو, ملائ, مُک, ڇ, ڙ, ڙک, کھنگر, کھوک, گوٹ, یو, ݜ, ݨ, अक्षो, उरुक, ऍ, ऑइ, क्ष, क्ष्ह, खण, खुकुर, ततॊ, दयोनॊ, पश्योनॊ, प्योनॊ, प्रशु, ब, बिश़ोनॊ, बीँ, बोनॊ, ब्रिँउँ, मयून, म्योनॊ, यो, रोक, रोनॊ, लोकॊ, श्योल, ष़, स्योनॊ, ह

Shinasha

 * L2: kiisiya

Shipibo-Conibo

 * L2: hɨnɨ

Shixing

 * L2: dʑɜ⁵³, ʰʎ̟ɛ⁵⁵

Sholaga

 * L2: ಅಂಗೆಯ್, ಅಂಟವಾಳ, ಅಂಱಿ, ಅಕ್ಕಁ, ಅಗ, ಅಟ್ಟ, ಅಣ್ಣ, ಅತ್ತಿಗ, ಅತ್ತು, ಅದ, ಅನ್ನ, ಅನ್ನೊಂಡು, ಅಪ್ಪ, ಅಮ್ಮ, ಅಯಿದು, ಅಯಿದೊ, ಅಯ್ಯ, ಅರವೆ, ಅರ್ಸ್ಣ, ಅಲಸಂದೆ, ಅಲಿಮೆರಿ, ಅಲ್ಲಿ, ಅಲ್ಲು, ಅಲ್ಲುಸಾಸ್ತ್ರ, ಅಳ, ಅಳಿಮ, ಅಳಿಯ, ಅಳ್ಳ, ಅವರೆ, ಅವ್ವೆ, ಅಸಿ, ಅಸುರಾವು, ಅಸುರು, ಅಸ್ತ, ಆ, ಆಣ, ಆಮೆಲೆ, ಆಯ್, ಆಱು, ಆಱೊ, ಆಳು, ಆವು, ಇನಿಮೇ, ಹಂಡೆ, ಹಡಗು, ಹಬ್ಬ, ಹಲ್ಲು, ಹಾರೆ, ಹಾಲು

Shoshone

 * L2: ai'go, baa, huchu, ian, kwitaweyampeh, ma'nii, macinggibo, mamakkoi, manakki, me'eppeh tepuhi, natayaa, paa, passheco, sai, sokoteheyampeh, tcaxxwal, te'eyan, tootsa, tukohaya

Shuar

 * L2: Arutmari, Arútam, Shuar Chichaman Tsawantri, aakratin, aanchi, aankuamu, aents, aintiuk, aintiúk, aishmank, ajej, akakmatai, akuku, amamuk, amitiainiu umpuarma, ampush, anentái, archa, chichachu, chicham, chichámrin, chicháu, chikichik, chikíchik, churúwia, chícham, entsa, ikiák, jea, jimiar, jinkiai, ju, jéencham, jímiar, kakáram, kukúji, kukújramuri, manaint, menaint, muisak, míkia, najántairi, natem, nawe, nekatainiu, nihiamanch, nijiamánch, niniuri, nu, nua, nuyá, núa, núa aishmanjai, pampaichu tutainti, pampatai, pampatai enkemtutai, pampatai esekeaku, pampatai nekámuri, pampatai nuánu, pampatai takaku, pampatairi, panki, puach, remu, sawin, shushui, tsakamuri, tsantsa, tsapamuri, tsawantri, tsenken, tsuakri, tséntsak, tunamarmari, turuamu, ujuk, usumtai, usúmtai, uwej, uwishín, uyushi, washim, wi, wishíshi, yarush, áishmank

Shughni

 * L2: ках̌у̊н, лоқ, на̄н, цилуқ, цулуқ

Shuswap

 * L2: cméye, keknécw, kekésu7, máts̓pe7, núxwenxw, qe7tse, qelmúcw, qwenímeqll, qwetsets, qʷísp, smɣew', sqélemcw, stíq̓wem, sweláps, sxeyqs, tsitcw, wíle, xgéyeqen̓, xwexwéyt

Sialum

 * L2: nage

Siane

 * L2: no

Siar-Lak

 * L2: fain

Siberian Tatar

 * L2: Себер, Себертә, Сыбыр, инә, патша, пиргәле, пирсеннәр, себертатарца, солаңгыр, әскәр, өскәле

Sicel

 * L2: πιβε

Sierra Negra Nahuatl

 * L2: awakatl, chapoli, chokolatl, elotl, epatl, masatl, xitomatl

Sierra de Juárez Zapotec

 * L2: inda

Sihan

 * L2: mi

Sika

 * L2: bai, binatang, ina, urang, wair, ʔahu

Sikaiana

 * L2: hahine, heo, hitu, honu, ketolo, kulu, laki, lapa, leo, lima, limu, namu, wai

Sikaritai

 * L2: kid, kwaru

Sikkimese

 * L2: ཁ, ཁོང, ཁྱིམ, གཞུང, གྱེ, ང, ཅི, དཔང་ལྷ་གསོལ, དབང, དེབ, བདག་ཀུ, བརྒྱད, མཐུན་སྒྲིལ, མདོ་ཁམས་པ, མར་སྐད, མེན་ཏོག, ཞི, འབྲས་ལྗོངས, འབྲས་ལྗོངས་སྐད, ཡར་སྐད, རེ་ཆེ, རོགས་རམ, རྣམ་རྟོག, རྩེདམ, ལེགམ, ལྷོ་སྐད, སུ་ཁྱིམ

Sileibi

 * L2: tarma

Silimo

 * L2: i, nedabit

Siliput

 * L2: sifyer

Silopi

 * L2: mi

Silt'e

 * L2: መዪ

Simalungun Batak

 * L2: apui, babui, bah, baliang, balog, boras, bosur, botoh, daoh, dengke, dohor, dolog, goran, halak, harat, horah, horahan, horbou, horsik, hundul, idah, indahan, inum, jambulan, jongjong, laho, lohei, mangan, mangidah, minum, modom, nahei, omei, pangan, pinggol, poroh, pusog, roh, seng, sorod, tanoh, udan, ulos

Simbari

 * L2: a'mwa, aalya, aampala, kwala, minta, netona, nkɨnɨ, nɨvɨ, wanya, yu'nakata

Simeulue

 * L2: asu, at, axi, binatang, biri-biri, ina, nana, oil

Similar

 * L4: नकचढ़ा, मसलना

Similar terms

 * L3: gallalaus
 * L4: esgonciar, furðufugl, gubbupest, góður með sig, hrokafullur, húllumhæ, jafnóðum, kjánahrollur, lúinn, magapest, með allt niður um sig, mème, mémé, même, suðrænn, ælupest, útitekinn, þar af leiðandi

Simulfix

 * L3: 🅱

Sinacantán

 * L2: agua, ayala, erec, jurac, macu, mee, meelatí, naro, pari, tasma, ui, xurum

Sinagen

 * L2: wɨn

Sinaugoro

 * L2: mona, nanu, vavine

Singpho

 * L2: di, hka, hkaq, lătaq, manmu, miqdi, nat, nga, numnang, suqlaq, săra

Singular

 * L4: cul

Sinicahua Mixtec

 * L2: chiꞌin, martiyu, ndijan, ndikuchin, stiki, tniñi, vilu, vurru, yikin

Sinte Romani

 * L2: baro, beng, blûma, dad, darmo, gadžo, kalo, manuš, mlotko, pani, paňi, phen, phral, páni, rakli, romani čel, sinto, trušul, tu, tume, wēš, čovaxani

Sio

 * L2: taine, tamoni

Siona

 * L2: oko

Sipakapense

 * L2: aliit, ixoq, yaʼ

Sira

 * L2: máàmbà

Siraya

 * L2: alak, an, asu, hala, pagig, salom, tayw, turu, xinawa

Sirenik

 * L2: mǝχ

Siriano

 * L2: decó, dekó

Sirionó

 * L2: i, yagua

Siroi

 * L2: kule, pino, wai

Sissano

 * L2: rain, tamein

Situ

 * L2: kəɲes, ma, ndza, pəɟu, stoŋtso, ta rpak, ta rɲi, tandzwi, tərna, təʃna, zlawa

Siuslaw

 * L2: waa

Siwi

 * L2: aman

Skou

 * L2: lúng, móe, pa

Slavey

 * L2: teh

Slovenian

 * L2: Žižek

Slovincian

 * L2: bjìe̯găc, bjȧ̃rḍɵ, brãt, brävjė́, brɵdȧ̃tï, bãbă, břė́ǵ, břȧ̃χ, břʉ̀ɵ̯ză, bǻrnă, bȧ̃rȯu̯n, bȯ́u̯l, dvȧ̃, dvȯ́u̯tɵ, dǻr, grȯ́u̯b, gȧ̃rlɵ, gȯ́u̯vnɵ, jåbac, jȧ̃blɵ, jȧ̃děn, jȧ̃gɵdă, jȧ̃i̯cä, jȧ̃jä, knega, krai̯ina, krajina, krova, kråj, krȯl, krȯ́u̯l, krɵ̯̏·i̯, krʉ̀ɵ̯vă, kʉ̀ɵ̯lanɵ, lãtɵ, lȧ̃st, lʉ̀ɵ̯pată, nʉ̀ɵ̯sĕc, pχlȧ̃, rädło, třȧ̃, vʉ̀ɵ̯dą, vʉ̀ɵ̯knɵ, vʉ̀ɵ̯kɵ, čȧ̃plă, čȧ̃s, ńìḙsc, štė̂řä, ʒìe̯vjică, ʒɛ̃in, χlʉ̀ɵ̯p

So'a

 * L2: mata

Sobei

 * L2: mefne, rau

Sochiapam Chinantec

 * L2: hmaɨ²

Sogdian

 * L2: ܐܘܪܫܠܡ, ܕܣܦܪܛܪ, 𐫞𐫀𐫄𐫔𐫀, 𐼔𐼀𐼌, 𐼙𐼇𐼎𐼙𐼆, 𐼰𐼰𐼲𐼰𐼷𐼹𐼰𐼸, 𐼱𐼲𐼾𐼰𐼴𐽀, 𐼸𐼰𐼲𐼹𐼰, 𐼸𐼰𐼲𐼹𐼷𐼰, 𐽀𐼲𐼰𐼳

Sokna

 * L2: aman

Sokoro

 * L2: mbo

Solong

 * L2: inuŋ

Solos

 * L2: pina

Somba-Siawari

 * L2: o

Sonaga

 * L2: lo²¹bo²¹, zo²¹ma²¹, ʔa⁵⁵na⁵⁵

Soninke

 * L2: bantara, bàanè, daga, debe, doronme, falleye, furaase, fuɲanŋe, fíllò, geeji, geesimiraana, gide, gunbo, gundunfare, gundunwulle, jarinte, jí, kanbe, kitte, nagaana, namasa, seera, soxaana, sunnande, síkkò, taxame, toŋo, tuune, tuure, wulle, xaare, xaase, xaata, xeela, xiye, xotte, yatakane, yugo

Sonsorolese

 * L2: mare, saru

Soo

 * L2: gwas-at, kwɛ

Sop

 * L2: kubo

Soqotri

 * L2: rího, ڛ, ڞ, ڸ

Sori-Harengan

 * L2: bibiŋ, gay

South Efate

 * L2: faai, vai

South Giziga

 * L2: yam

South Marquesan

 * L2: 'ima, 'onohu'u, 'ua, fa, faʻe, fitu, iva, motua, ono, tahi, to'u, vai, vaꞌu, vehine, úa, ʻoe

South Muyu

 * L2: ok

South Picene

 * L2: mefiín, 𐌌𐌀𐌕𐌄𐌓𐌄𐌑𐌇, 𐌌𐌄⁚𐌉𐌝𐌍, 𐌐𐌀𐌕𐌄𐌓𐌄𐌑𐌇

South Tairora

 * L2: namari

South Watut

 * L2: mbu

Southeast Ambrym

 * L2: oei

Southeast Ijo

 * L2: kukunduku, mĩndí

Southeast Pashayi

 * L2: بو, خام, دور, سور, ټیرا, پارال, چور, ډیاء, کاو, ڵ

Southern Alta

 * L2: wagot

Southern Amami-Oshima

 * L2: あみ, いん, こぶ, すぃだ, つぃぶる, にし, ふとぅ, むぃー, 北, 墨, 山, 指, 水, 海豚, 犬, 目, 蜘蛛, 蟻, 頭

Southern Bai

 * L2: nɛ̃³³ni²¹, ɕy³³, 水

Southern Bobo

 * L2: ziō

Southern Bontok

 * L2: janum

Southern Carrier

 * L2: ’ut̲s̲ungi

Southern Catanduanes Bicolano

 * L2: aban-aban, amigo, anay, angog, aninipot, apat, apog, asgad, asin, aso, atop, ayam, baha, bako, banggi, barato, batag, bayong, bitis, buda, bungog, burak, buta, butong, buyong, dae, dai, daraga, gamgam, hadi, hangin, haras, hilaw, hinog, ilo, iyo, karibangbang, katoy, kikilat, kuto, lawas, libro, maasgad, maati, mani, mata, namok, ngata, pandok, pisngi, radyo, rambutan, repolyo, rinog, sabaw, sabon, samhod, sana, sanga, sapatos, simbag, simbahan, sugod, tanga, taob, tibabong, tsinelas, tugparak

Southern Dagaare

 * L2: barka

Southern East Cree

 * L2: -ᐊᒡ, -ᐦ, ᐊᐧᐋᔕᒡ, ᐊᐧᐋᔥ, ᔑᑯᑌᐤ, ᔑᑯᑌᐤᐦ

Southern Haida

 * L2: guugadiis, g̱awduuwal, k'uuwiid, sk'idg̱an, tl'lk'yaaw

Southern Hindko

 * L2: پودے

Southern Kalinga

 * L2: liyang, siyam

Southern Kam

 * L2: bal, bas, bav, buil, dail, dal, gol, kap, nal, niv, pads, pugs, tent, wah, wox

Southern Kissi

 * L2: hùnɔ̀ɔ́, húmbù, mɛ̀ŋndáŋ

Southern Kurdish

 * L2: bün, kax, kirdin, kuř, küye, lüt, maň, reyîn, temel, waran, wehar, xa, xiyar, xwardin, zimsan, çermig, îme, îwe, şeket, şeket bün, şeket kirdin, şewekî, ئیمە, ئیوە, بۊن, تەمەڵ, خا, خواردن, خیار, رەیین, زمسان, شەكەت بۊن, شەكەت كردن, شەوەکی, شەکەت, كاخ, لۊت, مامر, نوسین, واران, وەھار, پا, چەرمگ, کردن, کڵەشێر, کۊیە, کەڵەشێر, گا, ۊ

Southern Ma'di

 * L2: yǐ

Southern Mashan Hmong

 * L2: hlaut, nongx

Southern Muji

 * L2: a⁵⁵vɯ³³, ʑi²¹

Southern Ohlone

 * L2: Ahmah, Noso-N, Noso-n, SaSran, Tipol, aacistak, aaman, aami, aanan, ahmah, amane, amaniguai, ara, aruta, attena, aulun, capjan, carsaywa, chien, cicik, cipituk, ecue, eh, enne, gehe, hakkaw, halak, hawun, hemetscha, hemetscha char, hipor, hireeni, hop, huumis, huunuSmin, huuraka, huuwas, huuyi, huynina, huynismak, inkiS, intsis, itsa, iñaha, kaw, mooloy, morkinis, mucurma, naha, naquichi, orpehuas ershe, pacqui, parue, pilpilte, rappak, riica pappel, rini, ruune, saTum, santiya, simirin, sippos, sirak, sit, sokkoSmin, sosoronin, taittimin, tancsagte, tchumin, tiurisguai, tiusa pire, tsalagui, tsaquichi, uri, urse, utsgin, utsit, yaTTan, yaawi, yarkas, yuta

Southern Puebla Mixtec

 * L2: iin, lusu

Southern Pumi

 * L2: tʃə⁵⁵, zgyɛ̃¹³, ʈʂʰə⁵⁵

Southern Qiang

 * L2: tsue

Southern Rincon Zapotec

 * L2: nis

Southern Sama

 * L2: haron, lawang, sasayulan, siyam

Southern Sierra Miwok

 * L2: haha·jaʔ, hyk·eʔ jo·ʔun, hy·ʔy·, kacyh·eh·y, kacyh·eh·yʔ, ka·ka·, ken, keŋ·eH-, kik·y-, lapŋaʔ, lemem·yʔ ʔinim·yok, naŋŋaʔ, pócci, ʔitanʔok, ˀoh·a-

Southern Thai

 * L2: จังหู้, ชมพู่, ชิง, ดีปรี, ดีปลี, ตู, ถิม, ทับ, นากา, บาย, ม่าย, ยัง, ยานัด, หยีบ, หร่อย, หลาด, หลาว, อาน, เกือก, เบื้อง, เล, แหลง

Southern Tidong

 * L2: timug

Southern Tiwa

 * L2: lhunide

Southern Tujia

 * L2: mongrzzir, mongrzzirhof

Southern Tutchone

 * L2: dek’àn, tágà

Southern Valley Yokuts

 * L2: ilik, ilik', sasa, tonochim, ˀilik'

Southwest Gbaya

 * L2: lì

Southwest Palawano

 * L2: mata

Spanish

 * L3: neta

Spelling

 * L3: သော်က္ဍိုပ်

Spelling notes

 * L4: qəbir, rədd, sirr, vatt, xətt, zənn, çiyin, şəkil

Stative verb

 * L3: bweetkōn, būrōrō, dik, ditōb, iuwi, jauwi, jo̧uwi, kilmir, pedam̧wijm̧wij, pedan̄otn̄ot, pedan̄utn̄ut, pedan̄wūjn̄wūj, taeo, tāeo, watre, wūpaajaj
 * L4: em̧m̧an, pijin

Stem

 * L3: -chin, -chon, -chxon, -chí, -chííh, -chííł, -chąąʼ, -chą́ą́ʼ, -chįįh, -chįįł, -chįʼ, -chį́, -chį́į́ł, -chʼiish, -chʼiizh, -chʼil, -chʼish, -chʼił, -chʼíízh, -chʼííł, -din, -dis, -diz, -dlish, -dloh, -dloʼ, -dlóóh, -dlą́, -dlą́ą́ʼ, -dlį́į́h, -dlį́į́ł, -dzih, -dziih, -dzííʼ, -díís, -dįįd, -dįįh, -dįįł, -ghaazh, -ghash, -ghazh, -gháásh, -gháázh, -ghą́, -ghą́ą́h, -ghą́ą́ł, -ghą́ą́ʼ, -jool, -jooł, -joł, -laa, -leeh, -leeł, -leʼ, -lish, -lizh, -lyaa, -lééh, -líísh, -lííł, -lį́, -lį́į́ʼ, -neʼ, -nih, -niih, -niiʼ, -nééh, -nííh, -nííł, -tso, -tsoh, -tsʼíísí, -tłʼó, -tłʼóóh, -tłʼóół, -tłʼǫ́, -tʼeʼ, -tʼé, -wosh, -yą́, -yą́ą́ʼ, -yį́į́h, -yį́į́ł, -zhiish, -zhiizh, -zhish, -zhíísh, -ʼįįd, -ʼįįh, -ʼį́, utara, чүгүр-, ырла-, ырлат-

Stem sets

 * L4: -TSĄ́Ą́ʼ, -TSʼÓÓZÍ

Stoney

 * L2: gahushu, nagtha

Stroke order

 * L4: ヒ

Suabo

 * L2: sáa, órewo

Suau

 * L2: goila, waihin

Suba-Simbiti

 * L2: amanche, amanshë

Subordinate modifier

 * L3: mó̠ma

Subtiaba

 * L2: íja

Sudanese Arabic

 * L2: بعشوم, دردق, موية

Sudest

 * L2: mbwa

Sudovian

 * L2: ajga, ajgd, akmi, as, aucima, augd, augi, auu, ałm, barnaj, brid, daina, degt, dodi, dontis, dvai, es, fłums, gerwe, gimna, giwatti, gyr, hantus, iaunis, iłg, kaj, kauni, kałfa, kuo, lets, maz, mejdo, miszta, miłdat, nakt, nasis, nau, paders, puc, puse, sała, sens, sini, smakra, spiła, sworstis, taurit, tews, tik, tirtis, tu, upa, wałda, weda, wendoris, wiis, winta, wirba, wiros, wiza, wurc, wułd, wułks, zem, zirgo, łaps, ławe, łełs, łukas, żuwo

Suena

 * L2: ou

Suffix

 * L5: هم, བྱ, 作

Suffix and Preposition

 * L3: ಅ

Suffix pronoun

 * L3: ا, ك, كن, كو, كي, ن, نا, ه, ها, و
 * L4: هن

Sufix

 * L3: -tropia

Sui

 * L2: dongl, fenl, namc, ndal vanl, vanl

Suki

 * L2: nia

Sukur

 * L2: yâm

Sukurum

 * L2: poi, saf

Sulka

 * L2: korlolo

Sulung

 * L2: kua

Sumau

 * L2: al, ubu

Sumbawa

 * L2: ai, asu, lit, ᨕᨔᨘ

Sumerogram

 * L3: 𒀀𒀊𒁀, 𒍠
 * L4: 𒀊𒁀, 𒌉𒍑

Sunwar

 * L2: मिश, वाँकु

Supyire

 * L2: lwɔhɔ

Sur

 * L2: ryaŋ

Suri

 * L2: ma

Surigaonon

 * L2: bayay, buntag, hilam, ido, isda, kuman, mata, miya, puyo, salamat, siyam, talinga, wayong

Sursurunga

 * L2: Likiliki, Sade, Tagur, dan, dihat, dur, gamhat, gimhat, githat, him, kakaruk, katapel, kaukau, mismuk, paol

Suruí

 * L2: ihb, kasar, maʃoʔ, mokobá, morib, waloy

Susu

 * L2: fìrín, kérén, náání, sàxán, sénní, sólófèré, súlí, yéé

Suyá

 * L2: hwy, hwykha, hwĩsôsôk, hwĩsôsôkô, itha, khajkhwa, khẽnẽ, mbyry, mbyt, ngô, pá, thep, thewe, ŋó

Swabian

 * L2: -le, Ahna, Bottich, Griachaland, Haus, Himmler, Johr, Jåhr, Mädle, Nochber, Oi, Seggl, bären, ebbes, ich

Swedish Sign Language

 * L2: 𝠎, 𝠕, 𝡭𝪛, 𝡶𝪛, 𝢅𝪛, 𝢇

Symbol

 * L4: %, A, A7, B, Ba, C, CD, D, E, ES, F, KRI, M, PRO, Re, Rs, SAR, SOS, X, XXX, a, ae, at, b, c, cal, d, daa, f, gal, i, ky, l, m, mm, pH, psi, r, sr, u, ug, us, v, x, å, ʒ, ʢ, φ, ب, ر, س, ق, ك, ل, م, ه, و, ي, ₽, ⑨, ⯱, 〇, つ, ㅁ, ㅋ, 가, 🦀

Synomyms

 * L4: Zytologie

Synonym

 * L3: assume the mantle, ipos, long title, pick up the mantle, take up the mantle, сай, অংশত, অংশভাক, অংশভাগী, অংশমান, অংশহর, অংশহারী, অংশানো, অংশীদারিত্ব, অংশুপট, অংশুপট্ট, অংশুশিরা, অংশুশিরালদেহ, অংশ্যমান, অংসত্র, অংসফলক, অংসফলকাস্থি, অইছে, অউপকারী, অকপাখি, অকল, অকলুষিত, অকস্মাৎ বজ্রাঘাত, অকাম্য, অকার্যকর, অকার্যকারিতা, অকালজ, অকালজাত, অকালপক্ব, অকিঞ্চনতা, অকিঞ্চনত্ব, অকিঞ্চিৎ, অকিঞ্চিৎকর, অকীর্ত, অকীর্তি, অকীর্তিত, অকু, অকুটিলা, অকুণ্ঠচিত্ত, অকুণ্ঠচিত্তে, অকুণ্ঠিতচিত্ত, অকুণ্ঠিতচিত্তে, অকুস্থল, অকুস্থলে, অকুস্থান, অকৃতকর্মা, অকৃতনামী, অকৃতনাম্নী, অক্ষবৃত্ত, আকাম
 * L4: korephilia, magocracy, polonês, অঁকোল, অংশীদারি, অকটু, অকটুতা, অকঠোর, অকণ্টক, অকথনীয়, অকনিষ্ঠ, অকপট, অকপটতা, অকম্প, অকম্পন, অকম্পিত, অকম্প্র, অকরুণ, অকর্ম, অকলঙ্কিতা, অকলঙ্কিনী, অকালকুষ্মাণ্ড, অকৃতকার্যতা, অকৃতঘ্ন, অকৃতঘ্নতা, অকৃতজ্ঞ, অকৃষ্ট, অক্লান্তকর্মা, অক্লিষ্টকর্মা, অক্লেশ, অক্ষত, অক্ষতদেহে, অক্ষতশরীরে, অক্ষরমালা, অক্ষুব্ধচিত্ত, অক্ষুভিতচিত্ত, অক্ষোভ, অক্সিডেশন, অখণ্ডনীয়, অখণ্ড্য, অখর্ব, অম্লজান, এক পয়সায় অক্রূর সংবাদ শুনানো, ინჭირი, 天高皇帝遠
 * L5: korophilia, অক, অকপটচিত্ত, অকাট, আকাট, জং

Synonyms

 * L6: چل, ボール, 上, 了, 仔, 佗, 使人, 勾, 叉, 吐, 吓, 嘅, 奓, 女, 家, 干, 度, 彼, 核, 沙, 洗, 甚, 白面, 看, 給, 綴, 聽, 肖, 蓋, 藏, 蛇, 親, 賓服, 遐, 釘, 阿媽, 飯, 飲, 鮮

Synonys

 * L4: postacrosomal

Synoyms

 * L4: aliichten

Synoynms

 * L4: fraudmeister

Sácata

 * L2: chichache, unga

Sãotomense

 * L2: bansa, bendê-panu, bobô, fyô, kapwele, koblo, kulukulu, pitu-dochi, sôtchi-flima, tchiloli


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Tabaa Zapotec

 * L2: be', bechhoj, bejo, beser, bezoj, brax, byine, doa', nhez, nhis, xhita, ya, yej, yelh, yito, yixo, yo'o

Tabancale

 * L2: yema

Tabasco Chontal

 * L2: ajchicuꞌ, ajchiwoꞌ, ajmaꞌ, ajpocꞌ, ajsutzꞌum, ajwichuꞌjaꞌ, ajxecꞌbuchꞌ, jaʼ, äcꞌbi

Tabasco Nahuatl

 * L2: amat, kawayo, koit

Tabasco Zoque

 * L2: tum

Tabla

 * L2: bu

Tabo

 * L2: bea, kamena

Tabriak

 * L2: arɨm

Tacana

 * L2: ami, aqui, cuati, eaua, echua, ecuatsa, ehuatsi, ehuatsi jatsa, eme, eme jatsa, etse, rutu, shasha, tsine

Tachawit

 * L2: abaraɣ, abcaɛ, aberbuc, aberkan, abexnis, abitas, abrid, abubaz, aksum, amnay, awres, daɣen, tabrikt, taddarṭ, tamurt

Tadaksahak

 * L2: aryen

Tadyawan

 * L2: dalukap, isda, mata, siyam, talinga

Tae'

 * L2: api, asu, balirang, banua, bassi, padang, wai, wai mata

Tagabawa

 * L2: akkud, aknganni, allang, allo, allu, amma, annam, annir, attut, babuy, baggang, bakattin, bakbak, baklayan, ballus, donnak, kalamkalam, kaliman, kalugu, kamasiyo, kamatayan, kamu, kannamman, kantad, kapittuwan, karamag, karani, kasiyawan, kayu, kilat, kindal, kisi, kulagu, kulambu, kulang, kutsara, kuwil, labbang, langit, lango, laniban, lapis, lasu, libuta, lidang, ligad, ligid, lima, limatak, linug, lipanda, lisa, luha, makappal

Tagakaulu Kalagan

 * L2: abaga, alipip, allaw, amag, ambaw, ambung, anay, apan, atay, atulay, awak, baktin, balit, batad, buntit, dalitay, duwa, enem, gabi, gawanggawang, kagaya, kalabaw, kambing, kapaya, kilat, kilay, kindal, kumanggabi, lag, lagasgas, langaw, lapinig, latyanan, lawa, lawas, laway, laylay, lima, lugay, mata, miyaw, pangkol, pisngi, pitu, saging, sakbang, sambuk, siki, siyam, susu, suwagan, tagnek, taklayan, talinga, tinay, tubig, tukgaw, tulu, ulan, umay, unsuy, untu, upat, usa, utin, walu

Tagal Murut

 * L2: asang, asu, bakat, kaitan, kayau, kuku, livut, liyog, palung, pantalon, pasik, punti, rasam, taap, taruk tantalanan, tilung, tobu, totovon, tukar, uku'

Tagbanwa

 * L2: mata

Tagish

 * L2: dzeł, tū

Tahltan

 * L2: tū

Tai Do

 * L2: bốt, hươn, hảy, hổm, lôm, mãy, mạc bướn, mọc, nẵm, phã, phẳng, phốn, pu, pảu, tang, thằm, tá nghên, đín

Tai Hongjin

 * L2: nam⁴

Tai Laing

 * L2: ကႍဝ်, တူဝ်ꩽ, တႆးလꧥင်ꩽ, ပျꧥတ်, ပျꧥဝ်, လိူင်, ဢဵတ်, ၯူက်, ၯႍႃ, ၸဵတ်, ꩫွꩼင်, ꩬိပ်, ꩬီ, ꩬဵꩼင်, ꩬွꩼင်, ꩬၢဝ်း, ꩬꩼၢမ်

Taikat

 * L2: obea

Taimyr Pidgin Russian

 * L2: девка, дярига, хвост длинный

Tainae

 * L2: inaagu, naagu, nak

Tairuma

 * L2: ma, ma'a

Taivoan

 * L2: aka, ama', amama, amomo, amumu, ana', arak, avuvu, bilu, bin, caha', hima, ililip, kaipien, karei, kipa', kito', kuma, kurai, lom, maizan, matuha, mu', paha', pinalang, ruha, tamas, tamlau, tasaan, toho, vanwan

Tajio

 * L2: damag, ogo

Takelma

 * L2: xi

Takia

 * L2: pein, you

Takka Apabhramsa

 * L2: जिध, तिध

Takuu

 * L2: mahu, turi, vai

Tal

 * L2: ham

Tala

 * L2: maal

Talaud

 * L2: niukka

Taliabu

 * L2: walirang, wayo

Talieng

 * L2: suu

Talise

 * L2: vaivine

Taloki

 * L2: eʔe

Talu

 * L2: a⁵⁵dʑa³³

Talysh

 * L2: abi, alcəq, ancağ, anqıştə, av, avar, avə, avəqürrə, avərə, avəvü, az, ağıl, bevəç, bey, bovə, boxşəb, bəd, düzgün, dəmirçi, həvate, işçi, karde, kinə, kə, ocağ, qandalaş, rüj, sağ, sipi, sıpə, sığ, yara, yaralü, yaramaz, yarış, yava, yaş, yengə, yoxsol, yəyləğ, çok, ümbə, ğab, ğaberğə, ğayçi, ğışləğ, əv, əy, А, сыпә, آسین, آسینگر, آو, او, اوی, تجه, تینار, دیم, دیمادیم, رج, سیف, فقط, لیو, مزگ, هرد, واش, واشیار, ور, ورف, ول, ونی, چم, گنز

Tama (Chad)

 * L2: kal

Tamambo

 * L2: dae

Tamanaku

 * L2: tuna

Tambas

 * L2: ham

Tambora

 * L2: andik, báta-in, búlu, doh, gonóre, gónong, hok-hok, homóri, ilah, ingkong, karáyi, kidjum, kilaíngkong, kingkong, kiro, kokóre, koného, kude-in, kutélin, kálae, kíwu, kóngkong, kúmba, láli, maimpo, maing'aing, mang'ong, moríhoh, mákan, naido, naino, nih, saing kóme, saing'óre, saróne, seena, si-yang, sia-in, simári, sisaróne, sumóre, sámar, sílam, sóntong, taintu, tádung, yelai, óna-yit

Tambunan Dusun

 * L2: rinantai, ta'ap, tangkayau, tukad, waig, wasai, wawayaan

Tampuan

 * L2: ti̤ak

Tanacross

 * L2: tu

Tandaganon

 * L2: buntag, salamat

Tanema

 * L2: nira

Tangale

 * L2: am

Tangam

 * L2: ahi, aki, ame, ami, apen, arak, are, arək, britis, britise, laadu, laʔki, taatuŋ, tedɨt, ŋoo, ǰaʔle

Tangkhul Naga

 * L2: akha, chiko, chishat, kathum, khaireu, khani, mati, ningshinahairei, phanga, shini, thara, tharuk

Tangoa

 * L2: wai

Tangut

 * L2: 𗀀, 𗀁, 𗀂, 𗀃, 𗀄, 𗀅, 𗀆, 𗀇, 𗀈, 𗀉, 𗀊, 𗀋, 𗀌, 𗀍, 𗀎, 𗀏, 𗀐, 𗀑, 𗀒, 𗀓, 𗀔, 𗀕, 𗀖, 𗀗, 𗁃, 𗁅, 𗃑, 𗄊, 𗊴, 𗋽, 𗋾, 𗌜, 𗍫, 𗍸, 𗏁, 𗏘, 𗐴, 𗑉, 𗒹, 𗔔, 𗕑, 𗘮, 𗙏, 𗜐, 𗡞, 𗢨, 𗢭, 𗢯, 𗢸, 𗤁, 𗤒, 𗤶, 𗥃, 𗥠, 𗦲, 𗦻, 𗧍, 𗫌, 𗭒, 𗮶, 𗮺, 𗰗, 𗰭, 𗱸, 𗴂, 𗵃, 𗵒, 𗵤, 𗼑, 𗼘, 𗼮, 𗼹, 𗿉, 𘈩, 𘉋, 𘊝, 𘋨, 𘎃, 𘏫, 𘓐, 𘕕, 𘜶, 𘟪

Tanimbili

 * L2: noviña

Tanimuca-Retuarã

 * L2: kajua, niñerũ, oaka, okoa, oyoa, rõbõ, wejerimaka, wĩrõa, ᵽaᵽera, ᵽisarãka

Tanjijili

 * L2: ŋkwale

Tanudan Kalinga

 * L2: danum

Tapachultec

 * L2: nog, nuc, po, poot

Taparita

 * L2: enda, ia, michi, oncañe

Tapayuna

 * L2: hwy, hwyka, itha, katuwa, kutà, kàrà, kàt, kẽnẽ, ngô, ry, thew, thewe, ti, tutê, twâ, ty, wa, wiho, wiwãj, wyry, wyt, wà

Tapirapé

 * L2: koxỹ, yan, ãkomahe, ʔɨ

Tara Baka

 * L2: ìní

Tarairiú

 * L2: teu

Tarao

 * L2: aksen, arr, arte, artui, artuy, be, beh, brina, bu, bular, campa, kil, kuksai, naw, shil, shilchuh, shiloi, sil, silcu, silkor, silloy, thi, ui, uroy, uy, wok, yokpi

Taraon

 * L2: mace, miyã

Tariana

 * L2: húuni, inaru, uni, úuni

Tarifit

 * L2: Tarifit, abbiš, aber, aberkan, aberḍaḍ, abrid, admar, adrar, ajellid, ajeğğid, aman, amaziɣ, ameggiz, ameẓẓuɣ, amummu, anyar, aqehwi, aqemmum, aqesmir, aqiyyuɛ, arif, arifi, arriš, aryaz, awar, awraɣ, axenšuš, axxam, ayenfif, ayenfir, ayenšiš, azegwaɣ, azegzaw, azellif, azewwaɣ, azeǧǧif, ašemrar, ašewwaf, ašuwwaf, aššar, aɣemmar, aɣesmir, aɣṛum, aḏrā, aṛṛuẓ, butxutam, fus, idmaren, ifef, ikmez, ires, iri, iššar, kisu, netta, nešš, nnwaṛ, tabbišt, taddart, taklilt, tamart, tamaziɣt, tamdint, tameṭṭut, tamɣart, taqesmart, tarifešt, taɣmart, taɣrudt, timmi, tinzar, tireṭṭaḍt, tisi n ufus, tiɣmest, tiṭ, tiṭṭawin, tmijja, udem, ufus, ššahed, ššejret, ššejāṯ, ššraɣem, ɣir, ḍaḍ, ḍḍšā, ṯanewwašt, ṯendint, ⴰⵔⵉⴼ

Tarok

 * L2: a-kǝtǝku, ru, ùcár, ùcárɗəp, ǹdəng

Taroko

 * L2: Taroko, Wikipidiya, ahuc, aring, arung, asu, ayu, babuy, baga, bagah, bais, bango, baraq, bbuyu, begax, beling, beras, bgihur, bkeluy, blbul, blebun, bolung, boru, bruwa, btakan, bubu, cbuking, daha, dangi, daruk, dha, dmai, dodah, dremus, gakac, geluq, gukuc, habik, habung, handay, hecima, hengac, hido, hiqul baga, hiqur, hlmadac, hocyo, hrngudux, huling, hwiras, ibuy, ising, jawang, karang, kdiye, kingal, kukuh, laqi, lima, lmiqu, lulung, mering, mqedin, muhing, nunuh, pais, pakux, patas samaw, pcupux, pucing, puting, qcurux, qoric, qowlit, qsiya, qsurux, ringgo, sabal, sapah skiya, skaya, snuunux, spat, sputu, sru, supaw, tennaw, tru, yayu

Tarpia

 * L2: dan, dau, man, mupin

Taruma

 * L2: onabo

Tashelhit

 * L2: iḍan, יכרו, ⴰⴱⴱⵓⵏⵉⵣ, ⴰⵎⴰⵏ, ⴰⵔⴳⴰⵣ, ⴰⵜⴰⵢ, ⴰⵡⵔⵎⵉ, ⴰⵢⴷⵉ, ⴰⵣⵉⵔ, ⴰⵣⵓⴽⵏⵏⵉ, ⴱⵔⴰⵢⵔ, ⴷⴷⵓⵏⵉⵜ, ⴷⵓⵊⴰⵏⴱⵉⵔ, ⴽⵜⵓⴱⵔ, ⵉⴱⵔⵉⵍ, ⵉⴽⵔⵓ, ⵉⵍⴰⵎⵎⵏ, ⵉⵏⵏⴰⵢⵔ, ⵎⴰⵔⵙ, ⵎⴰⵢⵓⵀ, ⵏⵓⵡⴰⵏⴱⵉⵔ, ⵖ, ⵖⵓⵛⵜ, ⵛⵓⵜⴰⵏⴱⵉⵔ, ⵜⴰⴼⵓⵏⴰⵙⵜ, ⵜⴰⵎⴰⵣⵉⵔⵜ, ⵜⴰⵎⵓⴳⴰⵢⵜ, ⵜⵉⴼⵉⵢⵢⴰ, ⵜⵉⴼⵉⵢⵢⵉ, ⵜⵉⵢⵏⵉ, ⵢⵓⵍⵢⵓⵣ, ⵢⵓⵏⵢⵓ

Tasmanian

 * L2: binearrenerepare, bo, itho, lia, meener, munger, narrar, nomemene

Tat

 * L2: ajqahan, amuxtən, dar, di, diij, dirən, düz, dəs, dəst, giyo, güftən, gəndüm, gərm, gəştən, kour, kələ, muri, nun, nümük, səng, səxtən, tü, var, vəlg, xardən, xünük, şuneyistən, şuştən, əngüşt, əs

Tataltepec Chatino

 * L2: Jloꞌo, Londaꞌa, Ltsii, Scui, Scuꞌbe, Tsoo, Xtyu, bo'o, boꞌo, btyi, camxa, catyá̱, chaꞌ, chaꞌcña̱, chcubi, choꞌ, chumi̱, chuꞌ, cocu̱, cooꞌ, corelya, cualya, cuatsiꞌ, cuaña̱, cuaña̱ꞌ, cueeꞌ, cuiji, cuityeeꞌ, cuityi̱ꞌ, cuityiꞌ, cuityu̱, cui̱i̱, cui̱ꞌ, cuiꞌi̱, cuiꞌyu, culexu, cu̱u̱, cuꞌma̱, cñii, hitya, huru, jaaꞌ, laa, lti, ltseꞌ, ltya, miñiꞌ, mstru, mxa, ncu̱, ndaa, ndaꞌa̱, nglaa, nguata, nguxi, ngüiyuꞌ, nscuaꞌ, parelya, paxu, payu̱, quee, quiche', quicheꞌ, quichi, quityi̱, quixu, quixú, quiꞌyu, saru, saꞌba, scuelya, smalyu, stadu, staru, staꞌa̱, suꞌu̱, tejeꞌ, tintya, tiña̱ꞌ, tsa̱a̱, tyija, tyijya̱, tyixi, tyojo, tyoo, tyooꞌ, tyuu, xaca, xca̱a̱, xcube, yaa, yaca, yata, ycua, yu, yusi̱i̱, ña̱

Tatana

 * L2: iwog, timug

Tatuyo

 * L2: óko

Taupota

 * L2: wavine

Tause

 * L2: da, era, ira

Taushiro

 * L2: ite'chi, iya, iño, pucuna, tenete, ukuañuka, ukuka, ukuñuka, vei

Tauya

 * L2: 'ipai, 'ipai aniyamo, 'ipai omamo, nisi, nono, omamo, sene, sene towai, siya, towai, wimo, ya'e, yene

Tavoyan

 * L2: က္လောင်း, ခ္လောင်း, ဂံ, နောင်, ဖစု, ဖအို, မိစု, မ္လစ်, ဟယ်ဆာ, အရီး

Tawala

 * L2: goila, keduluma, wawine

Tawang Monpa

 * L2: ཚི

Tawasa

 * L2: néăh

Taworta

 * L2: do, ko

Tawoyan

 * L2: danum

Tayo

 * L2: delo, dolo

Taíno

 * L2: arabuco, baba, barbakoa, batata, macana, taino

Tboli

 * L2: Afun, abal, abas, akuk, amil, asay, atal, badak, bukol, bulul, bulung, buyus, dalum, dilak, duyan, fak, fan, fat, fun, gatas, gunting, hafak, haha, hangus, haya, hikit, hikong, hitu, hohon, hulut, hungul, hutus, imak, kaba, kadi, kafal, kakim, kambang, kambing, katay, katdi, kayab, kihol, kili, kitay, labat, lanas, libol, limu, luwu, mata, sotu

Teanu

 * L2: ero, moe

Tebul Ure Dogon

 * L2: ŋgyɛ

Tedaga

 * L2: yi

Tee

 * L2: máá

Tegali

 * L2: fəŋən

Tehuelche

 * L2: aonek'en, gōlen, jep'er, jā, kārken, leʔ, okwā, oqaken, ošwā, p'ajχen, p'ēnk'en, pataq', pōš, qawel, qt'en, qāge, qāš, qōke, t'elgoʔ, tōrk', warenk', wašomk'e, waʔme, wenaqāš, č'eter, č'ew, č'oj, č'ojsom, č'ēmk'e, čočeʔ, čōrč', šaʔm, ʔalen

Teiwa

 * L2: xam, xam yir, yir

Tejalapan Zapotec

 * L2: tu

Temascaltepec Nahuatl

 * L2: Kolombia, Mexiko, Tollokan, ach, achapantli, achi, achik, achikayotl, achiotl, achtli, achto, ajastli, ajatl, ajkolli, ajsilli, akalli, akaltetepon, akamaya, akapitstli, akatl, akxoyatl, alotl, amelli, amilotl, amistli, amixtli, askatl, atl, auakatl, aueuetl, axolotl, ayotochtli, chiatletl, ejekatl, eluayotl, epasotl, epatl, istatl, itskuintli, jakatl, kalli, koatl, kontli, kosatl, kouitl, koyotl, kuaujtli, kuaxolotl, lalaxkouitl, lalaxtli, masatl, masauatl, maxtli, metl, mexikatl, mistli, miston, moyotl, nochtli, okuili, papalotl, payo, pipitski, pitsotl, pochotl, popolochtli, sasanaktli, teksistli, tlaxkalli, tochi, toktli, tototl, tsapotl, tsinakan, uxu, xochitl, xuku, yolkatl, yolotl

Tembé

 * L2: ʔɨ

Temein

 * L2: múŋ

Temiar

 * L2: belook

Temne

 * L2: ʌmʌnt

Temoaya Otomi

 * L2: déhje, mexe

Tengger

 * L2: Nusantara, goreng, joget

Tenharim

 * L2: kunha

Tennet

 * L2: iróng

Teojomulco Chatino

 * L2: bondá, dióschs, duela, gon, guiéy, laquiédce, nolahuinc, quiélsáa, quiésil, razon, schitina, tiempo, téñe

Teop

 * L2: ameam, anaa, beera, butoo, dee, dorana, e, eam, ean, enaa, enam, eori, eove, guu, hena, hivi, kae, kaku, keara, kiu, kuho, mataa, moon, onoono, peree, rake, ruene, vuan

Tepecano

 * L2: -tám, dö́η·kaʀ, goʹgo·c, kuʼʹu·r, liseʹnsia, muʹk·am, o·ɢ, swímar, taʹpö·c, toʹnor, toʹtona·rtám, va·ʹisör, vaínum, váko·n

Tepeuxila Cuicatec

 * L2: Nnu³va³, Yi²cu²ti³ndu³, i⁴yu⁴, la²tu¹, lu²ma¹, nca³vsa²ndu⁴, ta²ntu⁴

Tequistlatec

 * L2: bik

Tera

 * L2: perse, ʔyim

Terebu

 * L2: you

Teressa

 * L2: ciə, cumŋi, cumŋikui, cɔm, cɔminkiɑnə, ehə, hinmɛkəmɑt̪̚, hinmɛk̚, hiəŋ, inkiɑnə, kiʔɛt̪̚, kui, kuimət̪ɑj, kuən, kɔʔ, kəhɑj, liəŋ, lɛʔ, mut̪t̪iʔ, mɑjo, mət̪ɑj, rijus, râk, t̪inlup, t̪inlupciəɲi, t̪əʔ, t̪əʔmut̪t̪iʔ, ukehə, uklɛʔ, uk̚, ɑ̃, əmɑt̪̚, ɲi, ɲirijus

Teribe

 * L2: darka, dborba, di, diwa, dlo, dupkwo, dyë, ga, gurgwo, jëklo drönshokingo, jëklo komo, kabayo, kläk, kowo, krik, kä, moskwan, shtagwo, shugo, shunyo, shënã, shönwo, slon, söp, walë, wlinmo, ä

Tese

 * L2: imúŋ

Tetserret

 * L2: afagan

Tewa

 * L2: kwido, kínán, po

Texmelucan Zapotec

 * L2: nis

Tezoatlán Mixtec

 * L2: Ti̱kúu̱, Yodó Kuiá, Yukú Ndáá, Yu̱rndiꞌo, achá, adi̱, chidi̱ꞌi̱, chi̱yángí, dai̱, daꞌa̱n nda̱ꞌí, duti̱, dáꞌo̱n, ichi̱, jóve̱xi̱, ka̱a, kolo, laa, landi, lechí, litró, lápi̱, lásá, láꞌo̱, lúnexi̱, machití, miérkólexi̱, mvélo̱, mártexi̱, máꞌa̱, ndaminguí, ndikuéín, ndisa̱, ndiyiyi, ndiyoꞌo, ndúta̱, prísíma̱, páa̱n, sáko, sáto̱, ta̱kui̱í, ti̱na, ti̱na nduta̱, to̱ꞌon dáꞌán, to̱ꞌon ndaꞌí, veꞌe tata̱, viérnexi̱, yukú, yuu̱, yu̱ta, yái̱, yódo̱, yúu̱, Ña̱deen, Ña̱ko̱ꞌóyó, Ña̱nduyo, Ña̱ni̱í, Ña̱xi̱ꞌa, ñoꞌo̱ma̱

Thamudic

 * L2: 𐪑𐪁𐪆𐪕𐪚

Thangmi

 * L2: paŋku

Thavung

 * L2: กอน, กะซัง, กา, ก็อฮ, ก้า, คะเอ้ย, ง้อด, ซะน่า, ซะล้า, ซี, ดอ, ตะลู้น, บัง, บุฮ, พัยพา, ฟัยฟา, มู่, ออง, ฮาน, เต่ฮ, เพียง, แก้น, โก้น, โซว, โบ, โปง

Thompson

 * L2: Nłeʔkepmxčín, c'ále, heléw', heʔúšeʔ, héniʔ, k'ʷetn'íʔ, mósmos, nk'npáχn, npúytn, nqʷəyexíxit, píłuš, pús, qʷuʔ, sʕáp, xw'éł, čítxʷ, číyči, łq'úpeʔ, šmíyč, šmúłeč, špéʔeč, šq'ʷíyt, šqyéytn, šqáqxạʔ, šwetíyeʔ, šwúxʷt, šyə́p, šítišt, šúypm, šłaʔxạ́nš, ʔeštíptept, ʔéyk

Thulung

 * L2: kʰə-laʔ

Tiang

 * L2: ten

Ticuna

 * L2: dexa

Tidore

 * L2: ake, isi, nyonyifi

Tigon Mbembe

 * L2: A

Tikopia

 * L2: kaso, namu, one, turi, vai

Tilquiapan Zapotec

 * L2: nis

Timbe

 * L2: tu

Timote

 * L2: karí, xem, xen, šombuč

Timucua

 * L2: ibi, nia, queta

Timugon Murut

 * L2: angkayau, bagiu, batik, kulobon, lauting, rasam, sulig, taap, taruk tantalanan, timug, tukar

Tindi

 * L2: А, лълъе, лълъен, ракӏва

Tinigua

 * L2: ñinkwáshi

Tinputz

 * L2: vuh

Tipai

 * L2: nyech'ak, xa, xu'maay

Tiri

 * L2: arroo, mwie, tee

Titan

 * L2: pein

Tiv

 * L2: ŋgɛɾɛm

Tiwa

 * L2: ti

Tiwi

 * L2: anjikuwu, arawunga, kukuni, martapani, murrakupupunga, purinjiti, tirriwunga, tokwampari, wujakari, wujirrini, yimiyuwu

Tlachichilco Tepehua

 * L2: xkaan

Tlacoapa Me'phaa

 * L2: ijaʔ

Tlacolulita Zapotec

 * L2: nis

Tlahuica

 * L2: Pts’indijets, lindy, ndaa, petsu, tsii, tsotsi, tuch, wuendu, wuetxu, xumbo, xuyo, ñelakapjo

Tlamacazapa Nahuatl

 * L2: asol, atl, awakatl, chikajki, kwitztli, masatl, moxikowani, papalotl, plagajyotl, pochotl, tlapoyawilij, tojmitl, wachoj, weyikarroj, xochitl, yektlajkwiloli, yepatl, yolkatl

To'abaita

 * L2: kafo, kini, lima, niu, qamali, sulu, suul

Toaripi

 * L2: ma

Toba

 * L2: Qom, Qum, aha, doqshi, yi

Toba-Maskoy

 * L2: pelhasep

Tobati

 * L2: tei

Tobelo

 * L2: akere, gogurati, ofungu

Tobian

 * L2: ik

Tobilung

 * L2: pee, rombituon, sada

Tocantins Asurini

 * L2: héhaa, hósa, ipý'aa, iákyŋa, í'awa, íkoa, íkyŋa, ípaa, ípya, ísia

Tocho

 * L2: ŋi

Toda

 * L2: அத், இட், இபின், ஈட்டி, எஸ், ஒப்பி, ஒப்பியல், தோதா, நீர், பிஸ்க், பீஸ், பெப்

Tofa

 * L2: qalüp, аба, араға, аът, аӄ, аӄаш, дүүн, дөрт, дөртэн, карак, мал, мен, оъш, суғ, сылтыс, ыр, һем, һобус, ӄум

Tojolabal

 * L2: abyon, bʼajlam, chabʼ, chenekʼ, chich, choj, chojal, dyos, ixuk, jaʼ, joʼox, kawu, kolko, kʼabʼ, kʼabʼal, kʼewex, kʼoel kʼinal, maʼ, mis, pataj, paʼay, sak, schajnul chabʼ, teʼ, tsemen, tsotsʼ, tsʼusubʼ, winik, wits, xanabʼ, yal chan, ʼagila, ʼon, ʼusej

Toku-No-Shima

 * L2: きゅらさい, すぃびゃ, すぃーだ, どぅし, むぃー, 同士, 唇, 山, 我達, 清, 清らさい, 田魚, 百足, 目, 肝清らさん, 蜈蚣, 足, 醤油

Tolai

 * L2: aingau, amir, amital, amur, amutal, ava, avat, ave, avet, da, dat, datal, dia, diat, dir, dital, dor, ia, iau, kakaruk, kake, kapiaka, kiau, lapun, laun, lima, mir, mital, mur, murup, mutal, pukpuk, u, vana, vavina, vudu

Tolaki

 * L2: inaku

Tolomako

 * L2: nata, tei

Tomadino

 * L2: iaku

Tomini

 * L2: api, buran, ogo

Tommo So

 * L2: díí, yàam, yàaná

Tomoip

 * L2: nuye

Tonga (Zambia)

 * L2: maanzi

Tonkawa

 * L2: A, a꞉x, camox, djodjomanoˀo, gwa·n, mummun, mummunchicew, samox, ˀa·x

Tontemboan

 * L2: anak, asu, epat

Tooro

 * L2: mufumbi

Toraja-Sa'dan

 * L2: allo, api, are, dao, muane, pare, posi', sali, sirrin, uran

Torau

 * L2: baina

Toro

 * L2: afiya, amdre, amunu, anzai, atifa, enyi, eyi, nara, nyini, tari, were, woyi, yaha

Torona

 * L2: ŋɪ́k

Torricelli

 * L2: wop

Torricelli Yau

 * L2: təpal

Torwali

 * L2: آݜو, ان, اوش, اوشو, اُجَل, اِنہان, ایِݜ, بِجمت, بِژ, بیش, تِد, تین, جلو, جیب, دشَم, دے, سے, شن, لن, مل, موُش, مَل, نین, ٲ, پݜیِن, چم, چُک, ڇ, ڇڙو, ڇی, ژان, ڙ, کک, کیِݜن, گن, یو, ݜ, ݲ

Totoli

 * L2: aku, ogo, taon, yaku

Totontepec Mixe

 * L2: Añu Co̱jm, Caa Na̱ꞌm, achoot, ariola, axyeen, aya'ax aa'ts, ayöök, caa'pyc, caacy, caan, cach, cacyox, cooydum, cuachiin, cumantoc, eex, jamcaa, jo̱o̱t, joꞌc, kaa, kiix, kääm, këp, maatsa, miistu, mook, nük, nüü, o̱n, paan, paan majntc, paats, pac, pacvaj, piip, po'otéx, po̱o̱, po̱tya̱ꞌa̱v, taat, tocu̱nágu̱c, tsaa, tsapco̱m, tsapts ojts jaach, tsi'iv, tsixc, tsojx, tsooꞌc, tsoxc na̱a̱, tsoxc vaj, tso̱o̱jy, tsuuꞌc, tsócu̱n, tu̱u̱x, tó̱tu̱c, töö', vaajy, vaax, waj, ápit, ëv, ök, üts

Totoro

 * L2: pi

Toura

 * L2: yí

Tourangeau

 * L2: iau, sçaveirĕ

Translation

 * L3: Gaudet, অঁকোল
 * L4: man shall not live by bread alone, read-aloud, slavess

Translations

 * L6: Thule

Transylvanian Saxon

 * L2: Bâ, Däsch, Dåch, Faard, Foater, Fräi, Fäsch, Hemmel, Hirt, Ierd, Kokësch, Mouen, Mäun, Owen, Piërsch, Reen, Räuss, Stien, Weng, Wält, Wåsser, angder, bum, froa, ich, mät, prostig, rüd, wat, weder, wiëschen, Îewen

Traveller Norwegian

 * L2: baro, dad, dy, kjår, makjo, pani, vanta, åkta

Tregami

 * L2: gā

Trimuris

 * L2: ih, qamah

Trinitario

 * L2: seno, une

Trivia

 * L3: Komplexibilität, Zyzzyva, anāthapiṇḍika, assessees, catchphrase, coercion, dimana, disini, esserino, hazardous, hookkeeper, horrendous, ideality, jurit malam, loanword, nay, nonsupports, pang, rhythms, scion, suspicion, treize à la douzaine, tremendous, watchstrap, Βαστάρναι, حتى, 死ぬ, 긴업
 * L4: Rechenunterricht, antidisestablishmentarianism, buah, calque, decubation, euouae, gen, gren, guuv, havtomt, hoti, kjol, kvist, librărie, nyamũ ya thĩ, nypon, näringsliv, oversygeplejerske, räksmörgås, socialdemokrat, störd, valbönnetre, witer, yclept, zyxt, ちゃう, 鬱
 * L5: twain

Trió

 * L2: aimara, tuna

Troponyms

 * L4: alszik, bleki, closure, cut, dricka, gaze, höra, iszik, limpar, molhar, ondorajdi, patch file, perforate, ripozi, steal, surfi, swing, wire, выздоравливать, お辞儀, お辞儀をする, 座る, 盗み, 礼をする
 * L5: döda, eszik, rest, sale, sleep, stare, ír, 礼

Trumai

 * L2: di, misu

Tsafiki

 * L2: anó, la, pi, če, čiʰke-lá, čiʰké

Tsakhur

 * L2: до, калез, нехир, хва, хьаьн, хьытӏа

Tsakonian

 * L2: Α, έσι, α, αμέρα, απέ, βου, βότσχε, γουναίκα, γρούσσα, είνι, εζού, εκιού, εμού, επφέρζι, θάσσα, κάτου, καούρ, κούε, κούλικα, λιούκο, μάλι, μάτη, νάμου, νι, νιούμου, νιούτθα, ο, ούρα, ποκήρι, σάμερε, σάτη, σι, σχίνα, σχίντα, τάνου, τθούμα, τσαι, ύο

Tsat

 * L2: Dʑoŋ⁵⁵ gwoʔ³², biŋ⁵⁵ soŋ⁵¹, kaw²¹, kiu³³, laːn⁴², la⁵⁵, lə¹¹ thaːŋ¹¹, ma³³, na¹¹ ŋa³³, naːnʔ³³, paʔ²⁴, paːnʔ⁴², phian¹¹, phia¹¹, piu⁵⁵, pui³³, sa³³, saːʔ²⁴, siaʔ⁴³, su⁵⁵, ta³³, tenʔ³³, thua¹¹, thua¹¹ paːnʔ⁴², thuŋ¹¹, tiawʔ³², zau³³, ŋa³³, ʔa²¹ taw³³, ʔia³³

Tsez

 * L2: А, боцӏи, бухъ, гъод, ди, иси, лъи, мец, мо, мов, ноца, ноци, ноцу, ноӏлӏу, рокӏви, рокӏу, цийо

Tshangla

 * L2: छु, རི

Tshobdun

 * L2: mŋo, nɐɟiʔ, pa

Tshwa

 * L2: dau

Tsimané

 * L2: phen, phen', öjñï'

Tsimshian

 * L2: aks, duula̱, gibaaw, gyibaaw, hana'a, k'oon, muus, stukwliin, yaamgask

Tsuvadi

 * L2: mini

Tuamotuan

 * L2: hana, honu, hā, kau, mahana, mātau, namu, one, re'o, reko, turi, va'ine

Tuareg

 * L2: A, adrar, aman, atri, awal, eɣăf, iyăn, măraw, sămmos, taləqqe, tăkoba, udəm, ul, ăfus, ăkal, ăkos, ălxer, ămmăt, ăǵola, əyyăn, ⴷⵔⵔ, ⴹⵎ, ⴼⵙ, ⴾⵍ, ⵎⵏ, ⵎⵔⵓ, ⵓⵍ, ⵗⴼ, ⵜⵔⵉ

Tucano

 * L2: númíó, oko, pacó

Tukang Besi North

 * L2: uwe

Tukang Besi South

 * L2: uwe

Tuki

 * L2: matéyá, okótó

Tukudede

 * L2: ee

Tule-Kaweah Yokuts

 * L2: idik

Tulu-Bohuai

 * L2: ah, pihin, pou, puk

Tulua

 * L2: wunmeen

Tumak

 * L2: nám

Tumbuka

 * L2: Cikhonde, Cinayi, Cisulo, Citatu, Citumbuka, Ciŵiri, Disembala, Epulo, Febuluwale, Janyuwale, Julayi, Juni, Malaŵi, Malichi, Mande, Meyi, Novembala, Ogasiti, Okutobala, Sabata, Seputembala, bele, bulu, caka, cakulya, cifuku, cikoti, cilwa, cinthu, ciyuni, dada, dazi, imwe, ine, ise, iwe, iwo, iye, jembe, jiso, kasi, katundu, khuni, liwe, lizgo, lulimi, luwa, maji, mama, mbuzi, mlomo, msyombe, mtima, munthu, mutu, muzi, mwana, mwanalume, mwezi, ndalama, ng'oma, ng'ombe, ng'wina, ngoma, njala, njani, njati, njelwa, njoka, njuci, nkhalamu, nkhuku, nkhukutemwa, nkhunde, nkhuni, nyanja, nyumba, phiri, seka, sibweni, somba, sumbi, tulo, ulalo, vina, woko, yayi, zina, zovu

Tumleo

 * L2: rien, tamen

Tungag

 * L2: aina

Tunggare

 * L2: mana

Tunica

 * L2: ayi, hahku, húma ʼúlu, kashwa, kohku, mohtini, nini, nuxtci, nɛsha, pɛta, ri, sa, shihkali, shumata, tahch'i, tahura, takirka, tami, timura, wiši, yukula, yusahki, yɔska, ʼúlu

Tunisian Arabic

 * L2: A, آمس, أنتما, احنا, اسم, البارح, انا, انت, ب, باش, باهي, برشا, بلارج, تونسي, دوبلاش, سمى, في, فين, كراهب, كرهبة, كلاسط, كلسيطة, مزيان, مش, مشكل, مع, معدنوس, منڨالة, هم, هما, هو, هي, و

Tunjung

 * L2: wawe

Tupinambá

 * L2: i, pá, ý

Turkana

 * L2: ngakipi, ŋaatuk

Tuscarora

 * L2: Utaʼnaráhkhwa, auwuh, kanę̀·węˀ, à·węˀ

Tutong

 * L2: awah

Tututni

 * L2: to

Tuvaluan

 * L2: aliki, alofa, asu, atua, au, e, fa, fafine, fakakai, fale, fatu, filemu, fitu, fonu, fā, igoa, isu, iva, ka, kai, kakau, ko, koi, lagi, lelei, leo, lima, llei, lua, mala, maneapa, mmala, mo, naakoo ee, namu, ne, ngangana, nifo, niu, nnofo, nofo, ono, se, sefulu, sili, taeao, tagata, tahi, taina, te, tolu, ttagata, tuagane, tuku, tuli, uu, vai, vakalele, valu

Tuwali Ifugao

 * L2: danum, liyang, ngamay, opat, utok

Tuyuca

 * L2: oko

Tyap

 * L2: A, a̱sa̱khwot, go, kwop

Tz'utujil

 * L2: Ixiimuleew, ja, jar, ma, us, way, yaʼ

Tzeltal

 * L2: 'anc, am, ants, bak, balam, chan, chay, chichol, chikinil, eil, haʼ, jaʼ, joʼox, mut, nichim, sitil, tatik, te', tsemen, waj, wakax, wits, xanab, xulem

Tày

 * L2: dàu, fạ, fạ mjẹp, hả, khao, khuổi, mi, mường, ngù, nà, nặm, phuối, pja, pỉ noọng, slam, sloong, slí, slường, tha, tha vằn, tu, đao hang, đao đí, đều, 𫡯

Tübatulabal

 * L2: bal, cawanɨnt, cɨmil, hani·l, hapšil, ha·l, ha·wal, kata·l, kut, kuyu·l, lu·naš, mana·l, mokowišt, mo·mo·ht, moʔolohy, muhumbišt, mɨ·yal, naŋhal, paca·wal, pa·iʔiŋ, pa·l, pa·ʔat, pičili·t, ponihw, punz̨il, taka·h, tapt, ta·l, tohi·l, tu·gu·kwɨt, tu·kt, tɨbat, wa·ʔal, wa·ʔat, wipt, wohombo·l, wohont, yu·mukt, yu·mu·gul, čahpani·l, če·ul, čiki·t, ša·varu, ʔakapišt, ʔa·wat, ʔa·šawɨt, ʔiklo·bal, ʔu·nal

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 * Sections with <100 uses at a given level

U

 * L2: ʔóm

Uab Meto

 * L2: Timor Mansansaet, Uab Metô, ane, asu, atoinfui, atoni, fini, fua', fue, fukasê, hau, humusu, iki, kalu, kauliman, meo, oe, pah, tekô, tenô, uab, utan

Ubir

 * L2: foro, jever, sareu, usan

Ubykh

 * L2: A, aɡʲarə, bja, bzə, bzəpɕə, psa, tʃaaj, ʃxə, χˤʷa

Uda

 * L2: ló, mmọñ

Udihe

 * L2: A, Удиэ, а̄нта, абуға, адʼау, аикта, амба, асаса, аӈма, бакана, би, боко, бу, вайи, вали, ваӈба, гау, гиусэ, гуэсэ, гэгбэӈку, гэптэ, дава, догбо, дуэктэ, дуӈмалиғи, дэуӡэ, иги, игомпо, инʼаи, иӈамукта, иӈофо, йа̄ндаса, йэхэ, ка̄са, кава, касанʒига, кофолокто, кути, куӈка, ло̄, лоғосо, мафа, минти, миӈга, мо̄, мо̄тэли, могдохоли, моно, мохо, нада, наму, нэӈу, нӣ, о̄нʒигэ, олохо, олоӈко, палиғи, пауʒа, сакта, самикта, си, ситэ, сул’аи, сэмту, сӯ, таӈгу, туӈа, тэлуӈу, угбэ, угда, ули, улигдиг’а, хаӈус’а, хокто, холиғи, хото, хулалиғи, хулу, хулугда, хуӈналиғи, хэму, чуʼаи, эигдэ, этуӈгиэ, њаӈња, њуӈу, њӯктэ, њӯтэ, ӈич’а, ӡакпу, ӡакта, ӡима, ӡогӡо, ӡоло, ӡугди, ӡугу, ӡуоӡэ, ӡуғэ, ӡэли

Ughele

 * L2: baika, egho, mamaneke, meke, pili, siro, tini, vanua

Ujir

 * L2: ka, karua, rua

Ukuriguma

 * L2: adɛ, kauni, yʌːg

Ukwa

 * L2: mmọñ, má

Ulau-Suain

 * L2: ran, tein

Uldeme

 * L2: yàm

Uma

 * L2: apu, dua, isaʔ, lima, nampuluʔ, napa, ono, opoʔ, pitu, sio, tolo, ue, walu

Umbrian

 * L2: -𐌐, fertu, natine, utur, 𐌀𐌂𐌄𐌓, 𐌀𐌅𐌉𐌚, 𐌀𐌋𐌚𐌖, 𐌁𐌄𐌓𐌅𐌀, 𐌁𐌄𐌓𐌖𐌔, 𐌁𐌖𐌌, 𐌃𐌄𐌔𐌄𐌌, 𐌄𐌔𐌖, 𐌅𐌉𐌍𐌖, 𐌉𐌖𐌐𐌀𐌕𐌄𐌓, 𐌊𐌀𐌓𐌖, 𐌍𐌀𐌕𐌉𐌍𐌄, 𐌍𐌄𐌓𐌖𐌔, 𐌍𐌄𐌓𐌚, 𐌍𐌏𐌌𐌄, 𐌍𐌖𐌅𐌉𐌌, 𐌍𐌖𐌌𐌄𐌌, 𐌐𐌄𐌕𐌖𐌓, 𐌐𐌄𐌛𐌉, 𐌐𐌉𐌓, 𐌐𐌏𐌓𐌂𐌀, 𐌐𐌖𐌌𐌐𐌄, 𐌓𐌖𐌚𐌓𐌖, 𐌔𐌄𐌇𐌔, 𐌕𐌉𐌜𐌉𐌕, 𐌕𐌓𐌉𐌚, 𐌕𐌖𐌚, 𐌖𐌄𐌓𐌚𐌀𐌋𐌄, 𐌖𐌅𐌄𐌌, 𐌖𐌉𐌌𐌖, 𐌖𐌍𐌔, 𐌖𐌕𐌖𐌓

Umbu-Ungu

 * L2: alapu, engaki, kise, malapu, malapunga talu, malapunga telu, malapunga yepoko, polangipu, polangipunga talu, rurepo, rureponga talu, rureponga telu, rureponga yepoko, supu, supunga talu, supunga telu, supunga yepoko, talu, talupakara, telu, tepakara, tokapu, tokapu malapu, yepoko, yepokopakara

Umbundu

 * L2: ame, ekamba, ekandu, ekepa, ekolokolo, ekova, elende, elimi, elivulu, ene, epito, esala, etimba, etu, etumbuluko, eye, ilu, imo, iso, iyo, lilongisa, nyihi, nyoka, ocikalo, ocilulu, ocina, ocinsue, ocipoke, olufa, olumbungululu, omahi, ombando, ombolo, ombwa, ombya, omoko, omuma, omunda, omunga, omunu, ondaka, ondjamba, ondjo, onduko, onekulu, ongandu, ongeve, ongonga, onona, onulo, onumbutwe, onyohã, osanji, osepo, osingo, osiwe, ovava, ove, ovo, simbe, tanga, ukolo, ukãyi, ulume, umwine, upika, uti, utima, úmbúndú

Umiray Dumaget Agta

 * L2: manalipit

Umotína

 * L2: haré, po, pó

Umpila

 * L2: kuqaka

Unde Kaili

 * L2: ue

Undetermined

 * L2: ΒΟΥΗΛΑ, ΒΟΥΤΑΟΥΛ, ΔΥΓΕΤΟΙΓΗ, ΖΟΑΠΑΝ, ΖΩΑΠΑΝ, ΗΤΖΙΓΗ, ΤΑΓΡΟΓΗ, ΤΑΙΣΗ, ΤΕΣΗ, 𐇐, 𐇑, 𐇒, 𐇓, 𐇔, 𐇕, 𐇖, 𐇗, 𐇘, 𐇙, 𐇚, 𐇛, 𐇜, 𐇝, 𐇞, 𐇟, 𐇠, 𐇡, 𐇢, 𐇣, 𐇤, 𐇥, 𐇦, 𐇧, 𐇨, 𐇩, 𐇪, 𐇫, 𐇬, 𐇭, 𐇮, 𐇯, 𐇰, 𐇱, 𐇲, 𐇳, 𐇴, 𐇵, 𐇶, 𐇷, 𐇸, 𐇹, 𐇺, 𐇻, 𐇼, 𐇽, 𐘀

Uneapa

 * L2: tavine

Uneme

 * L2: ame, rhɔ

Unidentified pronunciation

 * L3: 溘

Unserdeutsch

 * L2: Frau, Mach, Unserdeutsch, Wasser, kakaruk

Unua

 * L2: arres, naut, nue, nut

Upper Chehalis

 * L2: c'éʔstq, c'ə́čqs, cáqʷł, cíłn, k'ʷaléeʔ, k'ʷáałq, máqʷm, mə́sčm', mə́ščn', ninamú, p'ačéewqs, p'ítkʷł, psʔáiq, qáawim', qáχaʔ, qéʔq, sk'áak'a, snəč'ə́l', spastə́n, sq'ʷíʔ, stəléʔpšuʔ, súpsn'č, sčə́txʷnʼ, sχasíln', t'ík'ʷ, tawásnł, xʷíʔxʷn'ł, čálš, čə́lis, ʔáaqiʔ, ʔápls, χéʔs, χʷúmtnł

Upper Kuskokwim

 * L2: Denaze, angutnguaq, aranaruaq, tu

Upper Tanana

 * L2: tuu

Ura (Vanuatu)

 * L2: ne, netukus, ni, uvermis, yarvin

Uradhi

 * L2: urra

Urarina

 * L2: akaʉ, eene

Urartian

 * L2: ereli, 𒀀𒈨𒌍, 𒀭𒅆𒄿𒌑𒄿𒉌, 𒀭𒌓, 𒌷𒅕𒁍𒌑𒉌

Urat

 * L2: hro', pənip, tuwei

Urhobo

 * L2: esi, àmẽ̀, ɔ̀lɛ òyìnbó

Uri

 * L2: ama

Urim

 * L2: huw

Uripiv-Wala-Rano-Atchin

 * L2: mʷi-mʷasos

Uruangnirin

 * L2: were

Uruava

 * L2: arakao, rua

Urubú-Kaapor

 * L2: -kwar, itakwar, ka'aimbe, myrakwar, ximbo, ywy'am, ywykwar

Urum

 * L2: А, Дӱнйа, аб, агадж, алма, апсап, аргиши, ат, атеш, баба, баджи, базар, бибйар, бичаг, газын, гардаш, гимн, джанам, дйуз, еймак, ерда, ит, йупка, кари, кастрйыля, кйов, ком, куш, лобиа, сандык, су, торпах, ушах, чаи, шапка

Usage examples

 * L5: ikke

Usage notes

 * L6: 上, 了, 喇, 리

Usage terms

 * L5: ere, ta

Usaghade

 * L2: má

Usan

 * L2: yʌ

Uspanteco

 * L2: am, cumatz, cꞌoy, ixpakar, jaʼ, mex, sinic, umul, utiw, winak

Utarmbung

 * L2: manumɨnt

Ute

 * L2: paa

Utu

 * L2: mi

Uyajitaya

 * L2: agitu, agutu, ajau, jage


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Vaghua

 * L2: vavene

Valle Nacional Chinantec

 * L2: hmaɨ

Vamale

 * L2: we

Vandalic

 * L2: Anduit, Ariarith, Beremut, Blumarit, Dagila, Damira, Fredbalum, Fridamal, Fridus, Gamuth, Geilarith, Geisirith, Gento, Godigisel, Guitifrida, Guntha, Gunthamunds, Heldic, Hildimer, Hildirix, Munifrida, Oageis, Oamer, Scarila, Thrasamunds, Valilu, Vilimut, Vitarit, arme, armes, drincan, eils, froia, ia, matzia, scapia

Vangunu

 * L2: vavene

Vanimo

 * L2: da, daa

Varhadi

 * L2: अत्तर, आण, उनाड, कट्यार, कत्तल, कुंभार, खिमा, गफलत, गुन्हेगार, गुऱ्हाळ, गोसाई, ताबा, तावनं, दस्ती, दाळी, नमुना, नापसंत, नापसंद, पसन, बेसुमार, भावजई, भावजय, मनसुबा, मोक्का, रद, राखनं, रुमाल, रोकड, ससं, सोसनं

Varisi

 * L2: vavani

Varli

 * L2: ઇચ્છા, ધૂળ, બરફ, રાત, વાટ

Vayu

 * L2: ti

Venetic

 * L2: -𐌊𐌅𐌄, 𐌃𐌄𐌉𐌅𐌏𐌔, 𐌄𐌙𐌏, 𐌌𐌄𐌙𐌏

Ventureño

 * L2: malawa, masǝx, pakeʼet, taxama, tskumu, ʼaqi, ʼawhaʼy, ʼiškom̓, ʼoʼ

Verb

 * L5: achterzeilen, beruang, doorspoelen, stämn, zoom, آمن, أنف, بن, تساوى, تلفون, تنقض, شرك, غني, བྱ, 使人, 大食, 山田, 浮頭, 賓服

Verb form

 * L3: adulterê

Verb root

 * L3: kubra, kunsinti, pababa, usisa

Verb suffix

 * L3: -a'cho̠, -a'ni

Verb=

 * L4: jẹwọ

Verbal forms

 * L5: م ث ل

Verbal noun

 * L4: გაგება, გადახდის, თელა, კვლა, შემოდგომა, შობა, წარმოქმნა

Verbal stems

 * L3: chʼííłmáás, haiłmáás, iiłmáás
 * L5: yikaah, yishééh

Verbs

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

Verbs and verb derivatives

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

Verbs and verb forms

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

Verbs and verbal derivatives

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

Vestinian

 * L2: duno

Vilela

 * L2: ma

Vili

 * L2: moabi, yungu

Viti

 * L2: wai

Vlax Romani

 * L2: -em, Guglo, baro, bikucime, dad, dandalel, das, dej, dindalel, galbeno, gelem, guglo, gàlbeno, kalo, kinda, kothe, kucime, kùrva, lasho, laćho, maj, mamux, manuš, mashe, masho, maćho, nevo, nyevo, paj, paji, pani, papuša, phen, phral, rikita, rikìta, rráta, shavoro, shej, shungardel, sinto, trušul, tume, unyi, veštica, voj, von, vov, ùni, ćhavorro, ćhej, ćhungàrdel, ćorrorro, čororo, čoxani

Volga German

 * L2: Ambar, Arak, Basar, Erbus, Kopp, Raum, Schwabber, Wasser

Volscian

 * L2: deue, façia, ferom, 𐌖𐌉𐌍𐌖

Vunapu

 * L2: pei

Vurës

 * L2: atm̄ēn, bor, bëtutu, bē, ev, gen, meren, m̄öl, naw, non, nötü, qön̄, reqe, sum

Vute

 * L2: mvúm


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 * Sections with <100 uses at a given level

Wab

 * L2: lan, pain

Wabo

 * L2: ayae

Waboda

 * L2: kobo

Wadjiginy

 * L2: wik

Waffa

 * L2: nnóórí

Wagaya

 * L2: yuka

Wageman

 * L2: buluman, gangahman, gangaman, guda, lari, matjjin, nguhun, niji, wahan

Wagi

 * L2: as, leh, mih

Wahau Kenyah

 * L2: suŋay

Waigali

 * L2: gā, nām, ćina

Waikuri

 * L2: tschie

Wailaki

 * L2: clele

Waima'a

 * L2: wai

Waimaha

 * L2: o'ko

Waimiri-Atroari

 * L2: syna

Waiwai

 * L2: Caramca, tuuna, tuuna ymo, yawaka

Wakhi

 * L2: A, at, bar, bist, bu, car-, dast, jupk, krowet, ku, könd, maks, naw, nung, pist, ruxn, sad, tru, vui, win-, xuf, xur, yir, yiw, yupk, А, Ҙ, ҙ, Ә, ڃ, ږ, ښ, ڜ

Wala

 * L2: geli, kwai

Wallisian

 * L2: 'Uvea, 'aliki, Katolika, Lēpupilika Falani, aga'ifenua, fafine, faka, fakaloa, fakamoga, hahake, hahanu, hihifo, hina, kofitula, lavelua, lotu, lua, matua, mu'a, musipepa, pea, pipi, siamu, suka, sulunale, tagata, tiale, tolu, vaka, vakalele

Walmajarri

 * L2: lirra, ngapa

Wamas

 * L2: mi

Wambaya

 * L2: galyurringi

Wambon

 * L2: ok

Wambule

 * L2: kaku

Wampar

 * L2: mpo

Wampur

 * L2: mpui

Wan

 * L2: yí

Wanambre

 * L2: yapɔt

Wanap

 * L2: kuː

Wancho

 * L2: ti, थ, 𞋀𞋊𞋞, 𞋂𞋀, 𞋂𞋀𞋎𞋀, 𞋂𞋀𞋮, 𞋃𞋜

Wandala

 * L2: daŋkali, gdza, itare, itere, iyya, jawe, kure, miya, mtsə, nafə, yawe, ŋane, ŋre, əkka

Wandamen

 * L2: babin, maria, re, setoru

Waneci

 * L2: خوارږه, پيار

Wangganguru

 * L2: katatharra

Wangkayutyuru

 * L2: kutha

Wangkumara

 * L2: ngaka

Wanham

 * L2: kabikachu, kum, yitinchi

Wano

 * L2: i

Wantoat

 * L2: yanggä

Wanukaka

 * L2: kòrah, songket, urang

Wanyi

 * L2: -anyi, -kurru, -wurru, bijbi, bindawarra, budangku, burrurri, dabara, dara, jadba, jungku, kaku, kara, kijibaji, kunta, lajijbi, mama, mayi, miya, murdamurdajibi, najba, nana, nanganyja, nanyalu, narri, nayi, ngamba, ngawu, nurri, nyulu, rangkijbi, wabinbarra, waliji, warnami, yalu, yalungi, yanyi, yanypa

Wapishana

 * L2: wɨnɨ, ʐɨn

Wappo

 * L2: šawi

War-Jaintia

 * L2: am

Warao

 * L2: -kʷa, ami, hehuku, hekunu, ho, hokohi, homakapa, hota, hoto, hoyo, huba, hube, huhi, huhu-hoko, iné, kameho, kohe, ma, naha, oko, sanuka, tida, waha, waniku, ya

Waray Sorsogon

 * L2: amigo, asgad, asin, atay, ayam, baha, barato, burak, buta, hangin, hubog, hultok, ilo, isda, kilat, libro, linog, maasgad, mani, mata, namok, pisngi, saging, sanga, siki, simbag, simbahan, tamsi, tanga

Wardaman

 * L2: bangbun, bornorron, wiyan

Warekena

 * L2: ataca, kopu, mawaya, neyawa, umeni, weni

Warembori

 * L2: dan, pue

Wari'

 * L2: carawa, com, hwijimaʼ, narimaʼ, pijeʼ, taramaʼ, xirim

Waris

 * L2: po, ungevlirini

Waritai

 * L2: wari

Warkay-Bipim

 * L2: adia

Warlmanpa

 * L2: lirra

Warluwara

 * L2: wuku

Waropen

 * L2: ghai, kikoiso, wai

Warrgamay

 * L2: yalany, yirra

Warungu

 * L2: bama, banggarra, banggorro, gabul, gabulbarra, galo, gamo, jido, ngaya, nyalbay, rirra, warrngo, wombon, yinda

Wasa

 * L2: kusia, ɔfram

Washo

 * L2: Melɨw, apɨš, aŋal, a꞉ni, ba꞉ćuk, dayaʔ, daʔaw, da꞉bal, da꞉daʔ, dimeʔ, di꞉geš, guku꞉, gušuʔ, haŋa, kaŋa, kꞌa꞉kꞌaʔ, kꞌomol, madukwawLu, memew, me꞉hu, mo꞉ko, paćil, si꞉su, ta꞉gil, tꞌa꞉gim, tꞌa꞉tꞌat, wa꞉laš, ćaćaʔ, ćido꞉dokhu, ŋawŋaŋ, šu꞉gil, ʔayɨs

Waskia

 * L2: bamban, bawa, kasili, kausik, yu

Wastek

 * L2: Labtom, ajan, alál, axux, bichim, chuch, chunún, coy, cuayab, dhom, dhut', dhúm, ibám, ik, jaʼ, k'anlab, kamab, koy, mám, ok, palats, piko, pikʼoʼ, qꞌuīchā, ti, tot, tsatsaʼ, xuchun, áb, ách, éb, ēm

Wathaurong

 * L2: Barrwang-Yaluk, Kunawarr-Keelingk, Nellemengobidj, Wirribi-Yaluk, Wurdi-Baluk, Wurdi-Yaluk, Wurdi-Yuwang, ba-gurrk, babarrang, baluk, barrmbarra, barrwang, burrumbidj, dji-dji, djilong, gabadj, grugidj, gurrau, kawirr, keelingk, kunawarr, mirr, murrnong, ngarrdang, ngarrm, ngarrwabil, ngubidj, tandop, tjatjarrang, waa, wirribi, wirrng, wurdi, wurrung, yaluk, yandang, yuwang

Watiwa

 * L2: midi

Watubela

 * L2: al

Waube

 * L2: ipi, upi

Wawa

 * L2: bubûr, nàg, tà, òndī, ɲàm

Wawonii

 * L2: baho

Wayampi

 * L2: wajwĩ, waĩwĩ, y, ɨɨ

Wayana

 * L2: tuna

Wayumará

 * L2: tuna

Wayuu

 * L2: Maleiwa, aalin, ama, anneerü, anülia, apana, asalaa, asepü, ashiyaashi, ashuku, asii, atünajutü, awaa, awatse, chajaruuta, chocho, emi'ira, eperü'üi, erü, ipa, isha, iwana, ja'yumulerü, jayapa, jayeechi, jeyuu, ji'rupu, jiipü, jokoma, jolotsü, karaloukta, kasachiki, kashi, miichi, monkulonseerü, muusa, neerü, polu, wuchii, wüin

Wedau

 * L2: waira, wavine

Welsh Romani

 * L2: 'Måri Råni, 'måro, 'måro båro rašaj, 'måro dad, 'måro rašaj, Akava Them, Båro Jekh, Devel, Vålši, akava, beng, biš tha jekh, båro, båro rašaj, dad, daj, džutano, džuvel, goro, gožvalo, gožvalo gådžo, gådži, gådžo, jekh, kåk, kålo, maj, manuš, melalo, pani, phal, phen, phureder, phuro, phuro dad, rakli, ran, rašaj, rom, romani-čal, romano, råni, stifo, stifo dad, them, trin panš tha jekh, trušul, tu, tume, čaj, čavo, čovexanesko, čovexani, čovexano, čovexerel, čovexerela, čovexeriben, čovexeribenesko, čovexiben, čovexibenesko, čoveximaski, čoveximaski ran, čoveximasko

Wemba-Wemba

 * L2: kanak, mam, ngaluk, ngapa

Weri

 * L2: iner, int, kent, wali

West Albay Bikol

 * L2: ako, amigo, angin, asgad, asin, atay, ayam, ba, bagyo, barato, batag, bayong, burak, burat, buta, dila, garamoy, gatos, ika, ilo, isra, kami, kamo, kikilat, kiray, langka, libro, linog, lugad, maasgad, mal, mani, marhay, mata, namok, ngabil, pakpak, panga, payo, pisngi, pito, puso, sampulo, sana, sanga, sanit, simbag, simban, sinra, siyam, takyag, talinga, til, tubig, tulang, tuyan, ugat, unga, uno, upat, uran, urong, usad, walo, yuka

West Coast Bajau

 * L2: adi', anak, angkap, asang, atap, atei, barat, basing, bau, beloang, belud, beriu, biru, bokog, bue', darag, dasar, de-, dekau', delaksa', demeliun, dongor, duo, duo mpu, duo mpu dekau', embirud, empat, esa’, irom, kekoruk, kuning, la', lahad, laksa', lan, limo, linug, ma', meliun, mpu, oa', odang, odon, oron, owa', pange', pegad, pitu', pote', raat, rait, sepuu, sepuu dekau', sepuu duo, siam, siar, telu, tito, torom, uran, urung, wau'

West Damar

 * L2: oso, wiyo, wowso

West Greenlandic Pidgin

 * L2: kralit

West Tarangan

 * L2: gar, konar

West Uvean

 * L2: burum, falawa, fok, hoos, kafe, kip, namu, saatr, saatrina, sipun, sop

Western Arrernte

 * L2: anangu, athe, awe, ilake, ilanthe, ilerne, irne, kwatye, yenge, yengenhe

Western Cham

 * L2: anœk, boh, durui, hoak, mereah, plai, prong, sa, sang, sau

Western Dani

 * L2: ji

Western Durango Nahuatl

 * L2: akát, masát, pelo, pelom, át

Western Fijian

 * L2: lagi

Western Highland Chatino

 * L2: Londaꞌa, chijyanꞌ, chuꞌ, kajwe, kata, kita baku, kle, kunan, lantse, lkali, mxa, rle, snen, teminku, wse, xla, xtyun

Western Jicaque

 * L2: pshu

Western Juxtlahuaca Mixtec

 * L2: chináká, chítun, isu, kachúcha, klávo, kolo, kotóo, ko̱ó, lírú, martíyo, máꞌa̱, mésa, ntikuáñu, ntioꞌo, nti̱váꞌyu, nti̱xán, ntuchí, pató, pála, píko, sa̱ví, sápo, síncho, ta̱sún, tiu̱ún, tiín, ti̱mi, ti̱suꞌma̱, tǐchi, tǐna, vi̱kó, xi̱tin, yakuín, yaꞌá, yo̱ó, yácha

Western Kayah

 * L2: ꤊꤚꤝꤤ, ꤊꤚꤝꤥ꤭, ꤊꤜꤛꤢ, ꤊꤜꤛꤢ꤬, ꤊꤢꤨ꤭ꤜꤤꤊꤟꤢꤩ, ꤊꤢꤪ꤬ꤕꤛꤢꤨ꤬ꤒꤣ꤬, ꤊꤢ꤬ꤛꤢ꤭ꤜꤟꤤ꤬, ꤋꤢꤧ꤬, ꤋꤢꤧ꤬ꤎꤣ꤬, ꤋꤢꤧ꤬ꤗꤣ꤬ꤚꤢ꤬, ꤋꤢ꤭ꤗꤟꤤ, ꤎꤤꤊꤚꤢꤧ, ꤏꤛꤢꤩ, ꤏꤛꤢꤩ꤬, ꤏꤛꤢꤩ꤭, ꤏꤝꤥ꤬, ꤏꤢꤦ꤭ꤟꤢꤧ꤭, ꤑꤟꤢ꤭, ꤒꤟꤢꤧ꤬, ꤒꤢ꤬ꤊꤜꤤ, ꤒꤢ꤬ꤏꤛꤢ꤭, ꤒꤢ꤬ꤞꤤ, ꤒꤣ꤬, ꤓꤛꤢ, ꤓꤛꤢꤩ꤭, ꤓꤛꤢ꤬, ꤓꤛꤢ꤭, ꤓꤛꤥ, ꤓꤝꤤ꤬, ꤓꤢꤧ, ꤓꤢꤧ꤬ꤜꤤ꤬ꤖꤥ꤭, ꤓꤢꤧ꤭, ꤓꤢꤨ꤬, ꤓꤤ꤬, ꤔꤛꤢꤩ꤭, ꤔꤟꤢꤧ꤬, ꤔꤢ꤬, ꤕꤚꤟꤢꤩꤐꤝꤤ꤬ꤊꤟꤢꤩ, ꤕꤟꤢꤧ꤬, ꤕꤟꤢꤪ꤬, ꤕꤢꤎꤕꤥ, ꤖꤛꤢꤩ, ꤖꤢꤧ꤭, ꤖꤤ꤭, ꤖꤥ꤭, ꤗꤝꤟꤤ꤬, ꤗꤟꤌꤣ, ꤗꤟꤛꤢ꤬ꤊꤟꤢꤩ, ꤗꤤ꤬, ꤘꤛꤢꤩ, ꤘꤟꤤ꤬ꤗꤥ꤬ꤊꤚꤢꤩ꤬ꤎꤤ꤬, ꤘꤤ꤬, ꤘꤤ꤬ꤓꤥ, ꤙꤛꤢ꤭, ꤙꤢꤧ꤬ꤓꤚꤟꤤ꤬, ꤙꤢꤨ꤭, ꤙꤤ꤬ꤛꤢ꤬, ꤚꤟꤢꤨ, ꤚꤢꤦ꤭, ꤚꤢ꤬ꤠꤟꤢ꤬, ꤜꤝꤟꤤ꤭, ꤜꤟꤢꤪ, ꤜꤟꤤ, ꤜꤟꤤ꤬, ꤜꤢꤧ꤬, ꤜꤢꤧ꤭, ꤜꤤ꤬, ꤞꤛꤢꤩ꤭, ꤞꤛꤣ꤭, ꤞꤛꤥ, ꤞꤝꤤ꤬, ꤞꤝꤤ꤬ꤓꤛꤢꤩ꤭, ꤞꤢꤧ, ꤞꤢꤧꤐꤟꤢꤦ, ꤞꤢꤧꤑꤢꤩ꤭, ꤞꤢꤨ, ꤞꤢꤨ꤬, ꤞꤢꤨ꤭, ꤞꤢꤪ꤬, ꤞꤢꤪ꤬ꤜꤢꤧ꤬, ꤞꤤꤗꤟꤤ, ꤞꤤ꤭, ꤟꤛꤢ꤭, ꤟꤢꤩ꤭ꤊꤟꤢꤩ, ꤟꤢꤪ꤬ꤒꤢꤧ꤬, ꤟꤤ꤬, ꤠꤟꤢꤧ꤬, ꤠꤟꤤ꤭ꤗꤟꤌꤣ, ꤠꤢꤧ꤬, ꤠꤢ꤭, ꤡꤛꤢꤪꤊꤜꤢꤧ, ꤡꤛꤣ, ꤡꤢꤧ, ꤢꤧ꤬, ꤢꤩ꤬ꤓꤣ꤬ꤔꤢꤧ, ꤢ꤬, ꤢ꤬ꤏꤛꤢꤊꤟꤢꤩ, ꤢ꤬ꤗꤥ꤬ꤢ꤬ꤚꤢ, ꤥ꤬ꤗꤛꤢꤩ

Western Keres

 * L2: dyàitsị, dyáamí, háwitrvna, kokwimu

Western Lalu

 * L2: ɣɨ²⁴

Western Maninkakan

 * L2: dan, tele, wulu, yan

Western Mari

 * L2: А, Куба, Огайо, ашкедӓш, ашкыл, виӓн, вӹд, дуриан, ечӹ, ирӹк, йӓр, йӱксӹ, йӱӓш, йӹлмӹ, кож, куги, кырык, ломбы, луды, лыды, лявӹрӓ, лӱлпӹ, манаш, морен, мӧскӓ, нужгол, ошкы, парня, пуры, пын, пӹлӹш, тенгечӹ, толаш, тумна, тымана, тӓнг, тӹрвӹ, ыргаш, ышма, ял, ӓвӓ, ӓтя, ӱштӹ, ӱэ, ӹлӓш, ӹштӓш, ӹштӹ

Western Neo-Aramaic

 * L2: ܐܒܪܐ, ܐܚܕ, ܐܚܕܐ, ܐܛܫܥ, ܐܥܣܪ, ܐܪܒ݆ܥ, ܐܪܒ݆ܥܐ, ܐܫܒܥ, ܐܬܠܬ, ܐܬܪ, ܒܪܬ̤ܐ, ܚܡܫ, ܚܡܫܐ, ܛܫܥܐ, ܟܠܫܢܘ, ܥܣܪܐ, ܩܡܨܬ̤ܐ, ܫܒܥܐ, ܫܠܡܐ, ܫܬ, ܫܬ̤ܐ, ܬܠܬܐ, ܬܡܢ, ܬܡܢܝܐ, ܬܪܬ̤

Western Ojibwa

 * L2: otêhimin

Western Pwo

 * L2: ကဆၫ့, ကၠဲၭအ့ၩ့ၥဲၭယိ, ကၥ့ၪ, ခုၪ့ဆၧ, ချံၭ, ခၪ, ခၪ့, ဂီၩ, ဂူ, ဂံၪ့, ဂၪ့, စူၪ, စ့ၩ, ဆွ့ၪ, ဆၧဒိၭဆၧလၪ, ဆၪ, ဆၫ့ဖၪ, ဎိၭ, ဎူၫ, ဎွံၪ, ထိၪ, ထိၭ, ထီၫ့, ထံၫ, ထွံၪ, ထၭ, ဒီၩ, ဒ့ၪ, န, နါ, နါဒံၩ့, နံၩ, နံၪ့, နၧၩ, ပူၬတပၠါ, ပြီပတံၬ, ဖါ, ဖီၫ, ဖံး, ဖျိၩ့ဘၩကၠဲၭ, ဖျိၪ, ဘွၩ, ဘၩ့, မိ, မံၫ, မံၭ့ယီၩ, မ့ၪ, မ့ၬ, ယီၫ, ယူ, ယဲ, ယံၪ့, လံ, လံၩ, လံၬ, လၩ, လၪ, အစီၩ့, အတုၬ, အနၠါ, အၥၧၭ, ၥိၪ, ၥိၫ, ၥံၪ့, ၥံၪ့ဂီဆူၪၥၪ, ၥံၪ့လၪ, ၥံၫ, ၥံၭၥီၫ, ၥ့ၪ, ၥ့ၪယၫ, ၥွံၪ, ၥၧၫ့

Western Sisaala

 * L2: abrobe, da, niye

Western Subanon

 * L2: tubig

Western Tamang

 * L2: १ना, २तारङा

Western Tawbuid

 * L2: siyam

Western Yugur

 * L2: azaq, baʂ, bes, diord, po, qïs, su, yasəl

Weyewa

 * L2: aba, abbe, abbuta, abira, abo, ada, adde, adi, adila, aduka, adungu, aggata, agu, aiba, akkala, akko, akku, aupa, aura, ausa, binna, ka'a, kanungga, li'i, natara, pu'u, songket, téngi watu, urrata, woleka, zaizo

White Gelao

 * L2: m³³, ʔuŋ⁵⁵

White Lachi

 * L2: i

Whitesands

 * L2: akaku, asoli, kani, kati, kuri, nahu, naw, nerow, nian, nima, nimaiim, tif, yerman, yow

Wichita

 * L2: hir-ahrɁa, kaahiik'a, Ɂaras

Wik-Me'anha

 * L2: nhint

Wik-Mungkan

 * L2: achamp, chaapara, chicharakang, kaal, kaal-amp, kaaʼuuyan, kaka, kal, kemwayyow, koonh, kun, man, minh korʼ, minh muw, minh pukowanh, ngaat, ngak, nhint, oopal, panch, piny, pinyayng, puuliyang, puulwuut, thaypan, thepalang, tiin-tiin, wewm

Wik-Ngathana

 * L2: ngak

Winnebago

 * L2: A, Hocąk, NeYanta, haho, hą, nįį, ra, waazí

Wintu

 * L2: friholis, me·m, wintʰu·h, wintʰu·n, yu·keh, čaliharas

Wiraféd

 * L2: üü

Wiru

 * L2: ue

Wirö

 * L2: ahia

Wiwa

 * L2: ade, kə́nsi, žinžóma

Woccon

 * L2: ejau, tonne

Wogamusin

 * L2: yək

Wogeo

 * L2: dan, veine

Woi

 * L2: aie, arua, bu, hama, hane, hina, hokama, huhu, maria, nemain, nembetoru, nore, raukwo, rekami, rerawa, ria, riukami, riurandau, tapare, tarai, tarakambirei, tere, wara

Woiwurrung

 * L2: Geboor, baa-dji mirrang, baañ, bagarr, baluth, berbert, dhalabi-gurn, dharrak, djalang, doo-mak, durn-durn, durrp-durrp, durt wang, gaang, gagul, galk, galk gawang, gawang, gurborra, gurn, kandana, krakerap, kravel, kurnagar, lalenin gwang, liang, mali, marnang, minyin, mirn, mirring, mirring gaarn, nang-ing-a-ta, nanin, ngamudji, ngamudji-gurrk, ngarabul, ngargee, ngarrin, ngurnduk, wang, warring, wirimbel, won-gu-ruk, wurr-wurra-mirrang, wurru-wurru, yako, yarra, yarra mirrang, yarra ngurnduk, yit-yita-mirring, yundap, yurlendj, yurt

Wolani

 * L2: uwo

Wolaytta

 * L2: haatta, kiisiya

Woleaian

 * L2: cago, faa, faifil, felaaki, filooras, kolook, koori, lima, liu, shal, taiko, talinga, yalius

Wolio

 * L2: ade, ae, ango, apa, arii, ata, awaa, baa, baau, bake, bamba, banua, bawine, bawu, biwi, boke, bokoti, boroko, buku, bulua, dala, doku, emani, eo, gunu, i aku, ina, kaluku, kande, kapulu, karajaa, kau, kinande, kole, kompo, konowia, konuku, koo, kulese, kuli, lale, lasu, le'e, lenci, lingka, liwuto, maara, maidi-idi, makaa, makasu, malape, malo, mameko, maoge, marate, marido, masodo, matada, matuu, mawilo, mbuta, mia, naile, ndoke, ngalu, nginci, ontolu, palola, peelo, polango, poo, puse, raa, rango, rewu, rou, rumpu, saro, sea, sorumba, suawi, sumpu, tange, tangi, tawa, tawo, to-, tole'e, toputu, towu, tuwu, ulo, umala, umane, uncura, uwa, uwe, waa, walira, wao

Woods Cree

 * L2: mathay, ᐱᐳᐣ, ᖛ, ᖜ, ᖝ, ᖞ, ᖟ, ᙷ, ᙸ, ᙹ, ᙺ, ᙻ, ᙼ, ᙽ, ᙾ

Word

 * L3: kelaunikui

Worimi

 * L2: wollun

Worora

 * L2: aaku, wangayinya

Woun Meu

 * L2: dʊ

Written Oirat

 * L2: ᠨᡇᠷ, ᠨᡇᡆᠷ, ᠨᡇᡇᠷ, ᠨᡇᡇᠷ, ᠨᡇᡉᠷ, ᠱᡅᠨᡓᡅᡕᠠᡊ, ᠴᡈᡉᠨ, ᠴᡈᡉᠨ ᡎᠠᠷ, ᡄᡊ, ᡆᡅᠷᠠᡑ, ᡇᠯᠠᡃᠨ, ᡇᠰᡇᠨ, ᡇᡇᠯᠠ, ᡋᠠᡃᡐᡇᠷ, ᡋᡅ, ᡋᡅᡒᡅᡎ, ᡍᠠᠷᠠ, ᡍᠠᠷᠠ ᡍᠠᠯᡋᠠᡎ, ᡍᠠᠷᠠ ᡍᠠᠯᡋᠠᡎ, ᡍᠠᠷᠠ ᡐᡄᡊᡎᡄᠰ, ᡍᠠᡋᡇᠷ, ᡍᡆᠱᡇᡇᡑ, ᡍᡆᡅᡑ, ᡍᡈᡍᡈ, ᡍᡈᡍᡈ ᠨᡇᡇᠷ, ᡍᡈᡍᡈ ᡐᡄᡊᡎᡄᠰ, ᡏᡆᡎᡆᡅ, ᡐᡆᠷᡎᡇᡇᡑ, ᡐᡈᡋᡈᡑ, ᡑᡈᠷᡋᡈᡑ, ᡕᠠᡌᡆᠨ

Wulguru

 * L2: dhalmal, gamu

Wusa Nasu

 * L2: m̩(u)³³ tɔ⁵⁵, n̩(i)²¹ dʑy³³, ʑi²¹, ʑi²¹ mo²¹

Wusi

 * L2: tano

Wutung

 * L2: mú, tya

Wuvulu-Aua

 * L2: fa, pifine, ranu, xanu

Wyandot

 * L2: Wendat, saundustee, wendat


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Xakriabá

 * L2: kü

Xamtanga

 * L2: akʼu, ኣቘ

Xanaguía Zapotec

 * L2: nis

Xaragure

 * L2: kwé, sa

Xavante

 * L2: awaru, bö, mana, â, âi, ö, öi, ẽnẽ, ẽtẽ

Xerénte

 * L2: bâ, cou, ke, ktẽ, kə, mnã

Xibe

 * L2: šun, ᠮᡠᡣᡠ, ᠰᡝᠷᡣᡞᠨ, ᡠᡩᡠᠨ, ᡢ, ᡣ, ᡪ, ᡫ

Xicotepec de Juárez Totonac

 * L2: aꞌclhcunuc, cachupīn, cucuj, culūtl, jun, kokchilit, lāxax, lēkeꞌxin, matzat, māpachin, piꞌn, prohui, pātux, pūchūt, pūxka, pūꞌyūꞌt, sōlim, xcuti, āꞌchaj, āꞌxux

Xinca

 * L2: uÿ

Xingú Asuriní

 * L2: dža'wara, ipyažei, konomi, o'ak, ywyra, ʔɨ

Xipaya

 * L2: ija

Xiriâna

 * L2: hunɨ

Xishanba Lalo

 * L2: ɣɨ⁵⁵

Xokleng

 * L2: la

Xukurú

 * L2: kiá, sheñupre

Xârâcùù

 * L2: A, barèè, dibèè, fùrùsète, ii, kii, kwiriörö, kwé, köfi, nêêwâ, oosi, pêê, söpö


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Yabarana

 * L2: tuna

Yaben

 * L2: yʌːgu

Yabong

 * L2: imiŋ, jag

Yabula Yabula

 * L2: yabula

Yagaria

 * L2: a', bia, mni', ni'

Yagua

 * L2: ja̱

Yagwoia

 * L2: aalyɨ

Yahang

 * L2: himpel

Yahuna

 * L2: jócoa

Yaka

 * L2: maamba

Yakima

 * L2: chiish, ápils

Yakkha

 * L2: आङ्‌गुर, आॽवा, इप्‍छापिक, उतुम्‍लुङ्, एभालाङ्, काच्‍याक, कायुङ्‍देन, किबा, किसा, कुचुमा, केङ्, कोङ्‌गु, खाप, खाम्‍लुङ्, खारायो, खुसालेन्‍दाङ्, खेॽवा, चिक्‍चिङ्‍वा, चिछिॽवा, चोक्‍चोकि, चोमोलुङ्, छुबु, छुबुक, छेखोम्‍लुङ्, झ़, डेङ्‌खा, तिक्‍लुङ्, तिसालेन, तिॽवा, तुक्‍हाप, तेताॽलुङ्, थाङ्‍सुवा, नाङ्, नाङ्‌पिक, नाचिक, नाभाक, नाभुक, नाम, नाम्‍रो, निङ्, न्वाक, पिक, पुङ्‍दाङ्, पोक्‍सा, फा, फोप्‍चिबा, माङ्‍चुवा, माङ्‍मे, मि, मिमा, मुक्‍दाङ्, याक्‍पुचा, ला, लाङ्, लाङ्‌लिङ्, लाप्थुक, लाप्‍मासिङ्, लाभाक, लाम्‍निवा, लाम्‍फोङ्, लाम्‍बु, लायोक, लाराम, लारिक, लालामेक, लावा, लुङ्, लुङ्‌छेक, लुङ्‌छेङ्, लुङ्‌ढाङ्, लुङ्‌पिरिक, लुङ्‍मा, लुप्‍मे, लुयुक्‍साहा, लेन्‍लुम, लेॽवा, वाक्‍लुप्‍मे, साखेॽवा, साङ्‍वा, साम्‍बोग्‍लाङ्, सालापुला, सालुङ्, सिङ्, हाङ्लेन, हुॽलुङ्, ॽ

Yakoma

 * L2: ngú

Yalarnnga

 * L2: kunhu

Yale

 * L2: ama, aya, bo, dife, ju, mise, nɛba, tu

Yalunka

 * L2: jéé

Yalálag Zapotec

 * L2: nis

Yambeta

 * L2: məní

Yamdena

 * L2: anak, asu, fat, fate, wakar

Yameo

 * L2: ogung

Yaminahua

 * L2: faka

Yana

 * L2: xana

Yanda Dogon

 * L2: ŋgyu

Yandruwandha

 * L2: ngapa

Yanesha'

 * L2: coyanesha', oñ

Yangben

 * L2: mimbi, momb

Yangkaal

 * L2: nguku

Yangkam

 * L2: woxʃi

Yangulam

 * L2: njei

Yangum Dey

 * L2: sul

Yangum Mon

 * L2: sulp

Yankunytjatjara

 * L2: Pitjantjatjara, Yankunytjatjara, kanyaḻa kuḻuny, kapi, kapuḻ, manta, ngunytju, nyuṉtjuṉ, tjukal, yankunytja

Yanomamö

 * L2: mau, suwë

Yansi

 * L2: mádzá

Yanyuwa

 * L2: miriyi, wabuda, waliki, wunbi, yarraman

Yao

 * L2: likumi, mcheche, meesi, mo, msano, msano na mcheche, msano na mo, msano na tatu, msano na wili, tatu, wili

Yao (South America)

 * L2: kenape, ouapoto, parona, waryce

Yaouré

 * L2: yí

Yapese

 * L2: -ad, -ow, abich, ba, bagyaed, bagyow, ban'ean, beaq, boechquw, chuuchguur, doew, gadaed, gadow, gaeg, gak'iy, gamaed, gamow, gimeed, gimeew, gur, guur, ir, kaaming, kay, lith, maang, meybil, mil, miniiq, mul, nang, nig, niiw, nimen, pilis, pin, qaay, qiin, qiir, ra, raan, raen, rib, rifrif, salpiy, sensey, tabinaw, woq, yaed, yalach, yarooch, yow

Yaqui

 * L2: Lios, ainam, awakáate, baa'am, baá'a, beéa, biíba, boóbok, buki, bátat, hámut, jamut, maáso, mukiá seéwa, oóna, paáre, sapóote, semálulukut, suichi, taskari, taáʼa, teéni, tréen, tékil, téta, yóoko, óko, óusei, číkul

Yarawata

 * L2: yʌːga

Yareba

 * L2: aweta, ieta, ogo

Yareni Zapotec

 * L2: inda, nuila

Yarli

 * L2: ngapa

Yarluyandi

 * L2: ngapa

Yaroamë

 * L2: kahiki, kaxi, koataxi

Yasa

 * L2: mehébā

Yatee Zapotec

 * L2: nis

Yatzachi Zapotec

 * L2: Bcaṉ, Bda'ašj, Mitl, Syitəꞌ, Yezeꞌe, armadiy, bcheʼ, becoyo'o, bec̱hjao', belnat, beləꞌ, beḻ, beṉəꞌ Syitəꞌ, biachez, biagopəꞌ, biz, bola, botey, bsia, bsia beḻgozj, bsia daoꞌ, bsia šod, bso, burr, bxid, bxižəꞌ, byiṉə chen, byiṉə gota ya, cabey, cacaguat, carpinter, gwbiž, iz, kilometro, la, mašin, migw, mšet, nasyon, nez, nis, nix̱əꞌ, niy, osty, papaḻot, peḻot, syoda, xid, yitəꞌ, yišə, Šḻaꞌanis, Ḻaꞌ, ḻec̱h

Yavitero

 * L2: weni

Yawa

 * L2: mana

Yawarawarga

 * L2: ngapa

Yaweyuha

 * L2: nó, ula

Yawuru

 * L2: dyawarri, gurirdi, jalinymarr, jarndu, jiba, kari, kurlibil, langkurr, wamba, wula

Yaygir

 * L2: dira

Yazghulami

 * L2: xex, ста́ка́н, хэх

Yekhee

 * L2: eθa, àmɛ̀

Yele

 * L2: A

Yelogu

 * L2: mijowi

Yemeni Arabic

 * L2: ابن, بيس, زبان, زلط, شبرية, طاش, طيب, كر

Yemsa

 * L2: aka, into, kiisi

Yendang

 * L2: mii, móó, mēē

Yeniche

 * L2: pani

Yeretuar

 * L2: irembe

Yerong

 * L2: uə

Yeskwa

 * L2: àmɛ̀

Yessan-Mayo

 * L2: ok

Yetfa

 * L2: kel

Yevanic

 * L2: אגו, איו, אמתי, בולי, ננוה, פטיר, קיריאו, שין

Yeyi

 * L2: ami, kazi

Yidgha

 * L2: yaugh

Yidiny

 * L2: bana, baᶁa, bunggu, buɲa, buɲaba, buɲayida, gudaga, gulgi, wargin

Yil

 * L2: ni, niː

Yimas

 * L2: arm, mpuŋkan, narmaŋ, wurm

Yimchungru Naga

 * L2: mün, nü, yam

Yindjibarndi

 * L2: babu, babui, bankirdi, barbarrnyungu, batharra, bidbagurra, binthi, buthi, ganbarr, gayii, gugurnjayi, gumirn, gurriyarda, jami, jarburrungu, jawi, jirrijirri, juna, maurndu, pawa, wanggarrwanarra, warbarra, wartirra, wilgurdu, yarnkarra, yarungu, yirratharnangga

Yindjilandji

 * L2: nguka, ngulibi

Yine

 * L2: -chi, gonu, hirchi, manchi, nomane, nopoko, nuru, pokchi

Yinggarda

 * L2: wirlu

Yinwum

 * L2: pya

Yir-Yoront

 * L2: kalk, kawn

Yis

 * L2: tipal

Yoidik

 * L2: mi, sarembʌt

Yoke

 * L2: memba

Yolmo

 * L2: पानी, ह्योल्मो, ॱ

Yombe

 * L2: moabi, mwabi, ndimba, nkambala, nsinga

Yong

 * L2: ᨠᩫ᩠ᨷ, ᨶ᩶ᩣᩴ

Yongkom

 * L2: oq

Yopno

 * L2: pakbi

Yoron

 * L2: あがり, あみ, かんだん, がん, しだび, しな, ちぶる, っゆー, ぴる, ふなぐ, みじ, みゃんか, をぅいが, をぅなぐ, 天道, 女子, 山, 我達, 東, 水, 猫, 瓜, 甘藍, 男, 砂, 葫, 蒜, 蟹, 長雨, 雨, 霖, 頭, 魚, 黒さん

Yorta Yorta

 * L2: dirran, marrai

Yuaga

 * L2: we

Yucuna

 * L2: juni

Yug

 * L2: ur, Дьук, ка', ур

Yuhup

 * L2: deh

Yuki

 * L2: iwap kuti, musp-íwap náip, í-wa-musp, íwap náip

Yukpa

 * L2: kuna

Yuma

 * L2: elxa', kwe'rhame

Yupiltepeque

 * L2: aya, ixij, jumu, meyatij, narro, parri, pu, sorone, talma, totojtij

Yupua

 * L2: dexko, thäco

Yuqui

 * L2: i

Yuracare

 * L2: sama

Yuri

 * L2: ato

Yurumanguí

 * L2: aia, angasa, ayo, queabal, quitina, yuiua

Yurutí

 * L2: óko


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Zacatepec Chatino

 * L2: cha, chku, chǎʔ, kala, kati, kaʔ, kisu, kita, kita baku, kita yū, koʔ, koʔ kē, kuc̷i, kuc̷uʔ, kula, kulā, kunã, kwana, kā, kē, kī, kīʔ, kōʔ, laha, laha yū, laʔa, laʔa yoo, lkaʔ, lkaʔ kita, lti, mpaà, màlyī, mòjā, mùlyā, naʔan, naʔã kī, naʔã kīʔ, neʔ, ngata, ngatẽ, nã, nãʔ, papàyā, pa̋, pànyūn, siʔ, siʔ yka, siʔyā, siʔyā yka, ska, skuwe, skuwe kē, snuʔ, snã, sti, teheʔ, ti, tiyẽʔ, tiʔa, tī, wa, wcha, wã, yaka, yaka naʔan, yaka yoo, yka cha, yka kī, yoo, yu, yū kuc̷uʔ, ã

Zaghawa

 * L2: -ni, aba, amerîkanî, araw, ardi, ay, bago, bi, bingbing, bo, bogû, boru, bur, da, dedi, deste, disti, dîstî, dô, egî, ge, hisab, hîrî, hût, hûy, isti, jen, jendu, jiye, job, kira, kirani, kisir, kisirni, kor, krayon, na, nengir, nuw, nî, o, otte, ra, sabit, shay, sogodi, suwi, tayerí, tegera, tetî, tey, todu, tshad, we, yom

Zaiwa

 * L2: i¹-zvyam¹¹, mvyo⁵⁵, sin¹¹

Zakhring

 * L2: ati

Zanaki

 * L2: kung'atuka

Zande

 * L2: de, ime

Zangskari

 * L2: ཆུ, ཇ, ནས་, པུམོ, ཕ་ཏིང་, མདའ་, མོ་ལོ་, ལག་ཚགས་, སམས་ཅན་, ོན་

Zangwal

 * L2: maal

Zaniza Zapotec

 * L2: bal, baʔ, behʷ, bej, bit͡ʃaʔ, boʔ, d͡ʒaw, gej, gid, gita, ix, jag, jua, jáà, kat͡ʃ, kaʂ, kub, lo, lʲag, lʲud͡ʒ, mràd, nis, nʲa, nʲez, ral, rit, tib, t͡ʃup, ɡʷiʐ

Zapotec

 * L2: muxe

Zari

 * L2: bə

Zarma

 * L2: A, baani, barma, beena, biri, buru, buuru, caakay, canse, caraw, caw, ce, ciini, cimi, ciri, fandu, hari, ji, kudaku, naamu, yu

Zauzou

 * L2: ɣɛ³³

Zay

 * L2: baju, dad, hojt, ja ji, jikʼ, kʼurkʼu, lit, maj, sir, tan, tul, tʼub, wa

Zayse-Zergulla

 * L2: indo, mole, waːtse

Zbu

 * L2: jâx, nəjeʔ

Zealandic

 * L2: 'aer, 'and, 'aor, 'n, 't, Kroaotië, Zeêland, Zeêuws, acht, aer, and, aor, blaeze, blaoze, boôm, breêd, buuk, d'n, daegen, dag, daogen, de, dertig, dik, draege, draoge, drie, eên, goed, groôt, jaege, jaoge, kind, kinders, land, lank, lief, man, mannen, negen, noôd, oôge, rik, slaepe, slaope, tied, tien, tweê, twintig, veugel, vier, vis, vrouwe, vrouwen, vuuf, waeter, waoter, wuuf, wuven, zes, zeven, zeê, zunne, zwaer

Zenaga

 * L2: Tuḍḍungiyya, aman, kaṛaḏ̣, tuḏ̣ah, šuḏ̣iš

Zhaba

 * L2: tʌ¹³

Zhang-Zhung

 * L2: ཏི, ཏིང, 𑲄𑲮𑱵 𑲄𑲪𑲮𑱵

Zia

 * L2: ami, arasa, baina, be, boisa, boma, daba, di, diti, emo, ewawa, i, ino, kaka, mani, na, nu, oti, ou, sino, te, uditi, wa, wari

Zialo

 * L2: ja

Zigula

 * L2: kala, mazi

Zimakani

 * L2: neia

Zimba

 * L2: chuma

Zinza

 * L2: mesena

Zipser German

 * L2: Tee, aber, acht, alt, ich, nit, nëch, åber, åcht

Zirenkel

 * L2: ame

Zotung Chin

 * L2: la⁵rwi⁴, tʃui⁴

Zulgo-Gemzek

 * L2: yam, ŋgìlìŋ

Zumbun

 * L2: imbí

Zuni

 * L2: 'aachi, 'otstsi', Pachu, Shiwi’ma, ho', ho'no, hom, homma, hon, hoo'o, k'a, katsotse, lhamana, lhamanaye, to', to'no, tom, tomma, ton, too'o, łana

Zuojiang Zhuang

 * L2: chaeux, cweg, pyaeuh, 框球

Záparo

 * L2: murichaha, múricha


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 * L2: oɲĩ


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Önge

 * L2: inge, mi


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ǀXam

 * L2: ǃkhwa꞉


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ǁAni

 * L2: cáó, cʰàú, dàḿ, dáò, dóbè, kúrí, kʰóé, tshàá, tí, tú, xóḿ, ǀxání, ǀxúrí, ǀáḿ, ǁà, ǁóɛ́, ǂxáí, ǂáó, ǂé, ǂú, ǂúì, ɡǂóà, ɳǁnâ, ɳǁnóá, ɳǁnóɛ́, ɳǁnúì, ɳǃnàré, ʒàrá, ʔérìkù


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 * Sections with <100 uses at a given level

ǃKung

 * L2: daá, daŋ, de, dzã, k"aː, m, s'aː, siŋ, taː, tsa-de, tsaba, tsau, tsaː, tse-ma, tsiː, tswa, tɛni, tɛri, zau, zhu, čiŋ, žuː, ǀgaː, ǀiŋ, ǀke, ǀküi, ǀnani, ǀne, ǀne ǁa, ǀnee, ǀneːsiŋ, ǀnɔ, ǀnɔː, ǁgau, ǁgu, ǁk'we, ǁke, ǁkeri, ǁkha, ǁkhwe, ǁkoã, ǁkuru, ǁkãũ, ǁnwiː, ǁnɔru, ǂga, ǂkhii, ǂkwe, ǂoː, ǂʼaama, ǃgoːa, ǃgu, ǃguː, ǃgwaː, ǃk''wi, ǃk'a, ǃk'wiː, ǃkaŋ, ǃkhu, ǃkoa, ǃkube, ǃkuŋ, ǃkuː, ǃkãũ, ǃkũ, ǃkũ-de, ǃneː, ǃnu, ǃnɔba, ǯau, ǯuː, ˤk'i


text: chopped and changed

title: chopped and changed


text:
เรียล

Etymology
, from. .

Noun

 * 1) riel Cambodian currency

title: เรียล


text:
biisi-

Prefix
(Canadian syllabic spelling ᐲᓯ)

 * 1)  fine (made of small particles)

title: biisi-


text:
LaPrise

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census (disregarding the use of punctuation marks or capitals), LAPRISE is the 39486th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 557 individuals. LAPRISE is most common among White (96.05%) individuals.

title: LaPrise


text: LaPrises

title: LaPrises


text:
Azak

Etymology
From.

title: Azak


text:
sirob

Verb

 * 1) to scorch; to singe

title: sirob


text:
subsob

Verb

 * 1) to scorch; to singe

Etymology
Possibly related to, as a. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) an occurrence of falling flat on one's face or falling forwards
 * 2) the act of partially burying something in the ashes
 * 1) the act of partially burying something in the ashes

title: subsob


text:
ᐲᓯᒪᓅᒥᓐ

Etymology
ᐲᓯ + ᒪᓅᒥᓐ

Noun

 * 1) Broken wild rice, typically broken during the process of willowing.

title: ᐲᓯᒪᓅᒥᓐ


text: post horse

title: post horse


text: post horses

title: post horses


text: post-horse

title: post-horse


text: post-horses

title: post-horses


text:
nhặt nhạnh

Verb

 * 1) to pick up, to gather

title: nhặt nhạnh


text: Category:fj:National capitals

title: Category:fj:National capitals


text:
лайба

Etymology
, from, from , from pre-Germanic , from.

Noun

 * 1)  a large boat, sometimes with a deck, with one or two masts
 * 2)  vehicle (usually a car or a bicycle)

title: лайба


text: Malevani

title: Malevani


text: Okaladi

title: Okaladi


text: Birisibeni

title: Birisibeni


text:
lục lâm

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  outlaws living in the forest, brigand

title: lục lâm


text:
ayskrim

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) ice cream

title: ayskrim


text:
Đại Tống

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1) China under the Song dynasty, the lands ruled by the Song dynasty

title: Đại Tống


text:
Đại Kim

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1) China under the, the lands ruled by the Jurchen Jin

title: Đại Kim


text:
kammeljas

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬. 🇨🇬 is borrowed from Finnic.

Noun

 * 1) turbot

title: kammeljas


text: Category:et:Flatfish

title: Category:et:Flatfish


text: Category:et:Eels

title: Category:et:Eels


text: Category:et:Elopomorph fish

title: Category:et:Elopomorph fish


text:
preoxygenator

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Upstream of the oxygenator.

title: preoxygenator


text:
postoxygenator

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  Downstream of the oxygenator.

title: postoxygenator


text: Category:et:Perch and darters

title: Category:et:Perch and darters


text:
Hoàn Nhan

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Jurchen clan and imperial family of the

title: Hoàn Nhan


text: Category:et:Percoid fish

title: Category:et:Percoid fish


text: Category:et:Pikes (fish)

title: Category:et:Pikes (fish)


text: Ernos

title: Ernos


text: Category:et:Gadiforms

title: Category:et:Gadiforms


text: Category:et:Jawless fish

title: Category:et:Jawless fish


text:
Haimowitz

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Haimowitz is the 82317th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 229 individuals. Haimowitz is most common among White (94.76%) individuals.

title: Haimowitz


text:
Triệu vương

Etymology
.

Proper noun

 * 1) Prince of  peerage title given in imperial China

title: Triệu vương


text:
kostka Rubika

Etymology
lit. 'Rubik's dice'.

Noun

 * 1) Rubik's cube

title: kostka Rubika


text: Category:pl:Rubik's Cube

title: Category:pl:Rubik's Cube


text:
Talk:vejetaryen

Evidence for use in Haitian Creole
I have found usage here, here, and here. Peter Chastain (talk) 02:15, 2 March 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:vejetaryen


text:
quy thuận

Etymology
.

Verb

 * 1) to surrender and submit

title: quy thuận


text:
ܢܦܫ

Etymology 1
From ; compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and Modern Hebrew.

Verb

 * 1) to breathe

title: ܢܦܫ


text: Category:Agutaynen terms borrowed from Malay


text:
vejetalyen

Adjective

 * 1) vegan

Noun

 * 1) vegan

title: vejetalyen


text: Category:Agutaynen borrowed terms

title: Category:Agutaynen borrowed terms


text: Category:Agutaynen terms derived from Malay


text: Category:Agutaynen terms derived from Sanskrit


text:
ܥܒܕ

Etymology 1
From, from a Central Semitic innovation; compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to do
 * 2) * Colossians 3:23:
 * "aii"
 * "aii"

- ܘܟܠ ܡܸܢܕܝܼ ܕܥܵܒ݂ܕ݂ܝܼܬܘܿܢ، ܥܒ݂ܘܿܕ݂ܘܼܢ ܠܹܗ ܡ̣ܢ ܟܠܹܗ ܠܸܒܵܘܟ݂ܘܿܢ، ܐܲܝܟ݂ ܕܐܸܢ ܠܡܵܪܝܵܐ ܘܠܵܐ ܠܒܢܲܝ̈ܢܵܫܵܐ،

 * 1) to make, create
 * 2) to pick or harvest fruit, vegetables, or herbs
 * 3)  to feign (attempt to deceive by false acting)
 * 4)  to do a good deed for, show kindness
 * 1)  to feign (attempt to deceive by false acting)
 * 2)  to do a good deed for, show kindness
 * 1)  to do a good deed for, show kindness
 * 1)  to do a good deed for, show kindness
 * 1)  to do a good deed for, show kindness

Usage notes

 * This is mostly restricted to non-Semitic languages, as expressing verbs borrowed from Arabic is usually though a verb borrowing fully incorporated into the language, due to the similarity of both languages being Semitic.

title: ܥܒܕ


text: 3′ ends

title: 3′ ends


text:
kuantiti

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) quantity

title: kuantiti


text:
thư hoạ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) painting and calligraphy

title: thư hoạ


text:
ܥܒܪ

Etymology 1
From historically displacing  with the sense of “to enter”; compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to  cross, get across; to go through; to pass, go passed
 * 2) * 1 Corinthians 16:5:
 * "aii"
 * 1) * 1 Corinthians 16:5:
 * "aii"
 * 1) * 1 Corinthians 16:5:
 * "aii"
 * "aii"

- ܡ̣ܢ ܒܵܬ݇ܪ ܕܥܵܒ݂ܪܹܢ ܡ̣ܢ ܓܵܘ ܡܵܩܹܕܘܿܢܝܼܵܐ، ܒܸܬ ܐܵܬ݂ܹܝܢ ܠܟܸܣܠܵܘܟ݂ܘܿܢ، ܣܵܒܵܒ ܗܲܪ ܒܸܬ ܥܵܒ݂ܪܹܢ ܡ̣ܢ ܓܵܘ ܡܵܩܹܕܘܿܢܝܵܐ.

 * 1)  to undergo, experience, be subjected to
 * 2)  to enter, come in, go in
 * 3) * Luke 13:24:
 * "aii"
 * 1)  to enter, come in, go in
 * 2) * Luke 13:24:
 * "aii"
 * 1) * Luke 13:24:
 * "aii"
 * 1) * Luke 13:24:
 * "aii"

- ܢܲܣܹܝܡܘܼܢ ܠܸܥܒ݂ܵܪܵܐ ܒܬܲܪܥܵܐ ܥܝܼܩܵܐ، ܣܵܒܵܒ ܒܹܐ݇ܡܵܪܵܐ ܝܘܸܢ ܐܸܠܵܘܟ݂ܘܿܢ، ܪܵܒܵܐ ܒܸܬ ܒܵܥܝܝܼ ܠܸܥܒ݂ܵܪܵܐ ܘܠܹܐ ܡܵܨܝܼ.

Usage notes

 * The preposition is usually used for the sense of “to cross, pass”; whereas the prepositions, , , etc. are used for the sense of “to enter, go in”.

Etymology 2
From.

Proper noun

 * 1)  Eber the son of Salah and the father of Joktan and Peleg
 * 2) * Book of Genesis 11:17:
 * "aii"

- ܘܚܝܹܐ ܠܹܗ ܥܵܒ݂ܵܪ ܒܵܬ݇ܪ ܕܡܘܼܠܸܕ݂ ܠܹܗ ܠܦܵܠܵܓ݂ ܐܲܪܒܲܥܡܐܵܐ ܘܬܠܵܬ݂ܝܼܢ ܫܸܢܹ̈ܐ، ܘܡܘܼܠܸܕ݂ ܠܹܗ ܒܢܘܿܢܹ̈ܐ ܘܒ̈ܢܵܬ݂ܹܐ.

title: ܥܒܪ


text: 5′ ends

title: 5′ ends


text:
ܐܘܪ

Etymology
Ultimately from.

Proper noun

 * 1) A popular name in Mesopotamia to indicate a place or a city
 * 1) A popular name in Mesopotamia to indicate a place or a city

title: ܐܘܪ


text:
民主カンプチア

Proper noun

 * 1)  Democratic Kampuchea

title: 民主カンプチア


text: 5′ caps

title: 5′ caps


text:
isinama

Etymology 1
From ⟨tl⟩.

Etymology 2
From ⟨tl⟩.

Etymology 3
From ⟨tl⟩.

title: isinama


text:
ærendraca

Etymology
From (“someone who narrates or expounds,” agent noun of ).

Noun

 * 1) messenger
 * 2) ambassador

title: ærendraca


text:
ܦܪܓ

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to twinkle, scintillate, flicker, sparkle

title: ܦܪܓ


text:
Begbie

Etymology
Habitational surname from a minor place in East Lothian, Scotland, from the personal name  + ; compare, which shares the same etymology.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Begbie is the 136449th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 123 individuals. Begbie is most common among Hispanic/Latino (94.31%) individuals.

title: Begbie


text:
Calthorpe

Etymology
From the personal name  +.

Statistics

 * According to data collected by Forebears in 2014, Calthorpe is the 21591st most common surname in England, belonging to 202 individuals.

title: Calthorpe


text:
Talk:vejetalyen

Evidence for use in Haitian Creole
I have found usage here, here, and here. Peter Chastain (talk) 03:06, 2 March 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:vejetalyen


text:
Bujalski

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Bujalski is the 72105th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 270 individuals. Bujalski is most common among White (99.26%) individuals.

title: Bujalski


text:
不敬罪

Noun

 * 1)  lese majesty

title: 不敬罪


text:
Nutcrack Night

Proper noun

 * 1)  Halloween

title: Nutcrack Night


text:
ܡܫܚ

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to anoint

title: ܡܫܚ


text:
帝国大学

Noun

 * 1)  universities of the Empire of Japan

Proper noun

 * 1)   from 1886 to 1897

title: 帝国大学


text:
Ogiyan

Etymology
Said to be a. Folk etymology states that part of the name derives from

Proper noun

 * 1) the legendary founder of the town of Ejigbo. He was deified as an orisha upon his demise, and is worshipped as the orisha of fertility and newly harvested yam. He is closely associated with purity and.
 * 2) the title of the traditional ruler of the town of.
 * 1) the title of the traditional ruler of the town of.

Usage notes

 * Some sources and myths identify Ògìyán simply as one of the many incarnations of the orisha Ọbàtálá. However, most Ìṣẹ̀ṣe worshippers and Yoruba scholars regard them as close associates, but ultimately distinct figures.

title: Ogiyan


text:
大審院

Proper noun

 * 1)  supreme court of the Empire of Japan

title: 大審院


text:
控訴院

Proper noun

 * 1)  appellate court of the Empire of Japan

Noun

 * 1)  court of appeal; appellate court

title: 控訴院


text:
ܣܦܪ

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬. The first and second meanings come from one root, the third and fourth from another, and the fifth comes from an irregular development from or the pael stem of it.

Verb

 * 1)  to be/become sheared
 * 2)  to get a haircut
 * 3)  to narrate, recount
 * 4)  to write, scribe
 * 5) to wait

title: ܣܦܪ


text:
ܚܕܪ

Etymology
From ; cognate to 🇨🇬

Verb

 * 1)  to go around, circle; turn around
 * 2)  to gather
 * 3)  to turn into
 * 4)  to walk
 * 5)  to promenade, walk or drive about a place usually for fun or leisure
 * 1)  to turn into
 * 2)  to walk
 * 3)  to promenade, walk or drive about a place usually for fun or leisure
 * 1)  to walk
 * 2)  to promenade, walk or drive about a place usually for fun or leisure
 * 1)  to promenade, walk or drive about a place usually for fun or leisure
 * 1)  to promenade, walk or drive about a place usually for fun or leisure

title: ܚܕܪ


text:
Tsouic

Proper noun

 * 1) A small language family, a subfamily of Austronesian, spoken in central Taiwan

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to our belonging to Tsouic.

title: Tsouic


text:
Kanakanavu

Noun

 * 1) A people native to Namasia, Taiwan

Proper noun

 * 1) The Tsouic language of the Kanakanavu

title: Kanakanavu


text:
даатгах

Verb

 * 1) to insure, guarantee
 * 2)   to petition a higher being in prayer

title: даатгах


text:
mag-agom

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) couple

Verb

 * 1) to marry

title: mag-agom


text:
agumon

Etymology
From.

title: agumon


text:
pag-agom

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) marriage

title: pag-agom


text:
Kunigami

Proper noun

 * 1) A Ryukyuan language spoken in northern Okinawa

Translations

 * French:
 * Occitan: conigami
 * Portuguese:
 * Russian: Кунигамский
 * Spanish: kunigami

title: Kunigami


text:
Template talk:RQ:South Twelve Sermons

 * 1st and III links to the Internet Archive, instead of to Google Books- as do all the examples in the documentation. Chuck Entz (talk) 05:03, 2 March 2022 (UTC)
 * See prevention Chuck Entz (talk) 05:05, 2 March 2022 (UTC)
 * . — SGconlaw (talk) 17:57, 2 March 2022 (UTC)

title: Template talk:RQ:South Twelve Sermons


text:
залбирах

Etymology
From a derivation of. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  to pray

title: залбирах


text:
User talk:Dulguun571

Welcome Message
--Apisite (talk) 05:10, 2 March 2022 (UTC)

Discord Invitation
In the offchance that you aren't already in and if you have Discord, it I invite you to the Discord channel for Wiktionary English: https://discord.gg/B6QNQpUd! It's got channels for many language families including of course, Mongolic =) Yorınçga573 (talk) 19:38, 11 August 2023 (UTC)

 * Hello, I just got access to my Discord account. Could you send the link again? It seems to have expired MonoParallax (talk) 15:49, 26 August 2023 (UTC)
 * Sure thing, it is https://discord.gg/Swk7NeFJ Yorınçga573 (talk) 16:16, 26 August 2023 (UTC)

What Source do you use for the Chinese transcriptions of Middle Mongolic words?
I've searched the internet and couldn't find a good place, which source do you use? =) Yorınçga573 (talk) 20:14, 31 August 2023 (UTC)

 * I use "Yiyu - An Indexed Critical Edition of a Sixteenth Century Sino-Mongolian Glossary"
 * It has both a Chinese - Mongolian, and Mongolian - Chinese index with transcriptions MonoParallax (talk) 02:06, 1 September 2023 (UTC)
 * Thank you very much it seems pretty great! =) Yorınçga573 (talk) 15:56, 1 September 2023 (UTC)

title: User talk:Dulguun571


text:
mupuranga

Etymology
From.

Pronunciation

Verb

 * 1)  to beautify (make beautiful)
 * 2)  to adorn, to decorate
 * 3)  to improve (make better)
 * 1)  to adorn, to decorate
 * 2)  to improve (make better)
 * 1)  to improve (make better)

title: mupuranga


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-West Semitic/katip-

Etymology
Also 🇨🇬 if 🇨🇬, which however can be drawn to the Sumerianisms and  and also has a variant, belongs here.

Noun

 * 1) shoulder

Descendants

 * Central Semitic:
 * Northwest Semitic:
 * Canaanite
 * Ethiopian Semitic:
 * Modern South Arabian:
 * Canaanite
 * Ethiopian Semitic:
 * Modern South Arabian:
 * Canaanite
 * Ethiopian Semitic:
 * Modern South Arabian:
 * Canaanite
 * Ethiopian Semitic:
 * Modern South Arabian:
 * Canaanite
 * Ethiopian Semitic:
 * Modern South Arabian:
 * Ethiopian Semitic:
 * Modern South Arabian:
 * Modern South Arabian:
 * Modern South Arabian:


text:
User talk:Lindeby

Welcome Message
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title: User talk:Lindeby


text:
Sumerianism

Noun

 * 1) A term or phrasing from Sumerian in another language.
 * 2) An ideology or policy emphasizing Sumerian culture.

title: Sumerianism


text:
User talk:Gjprus

Welcome Message
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title: User talk:Gjprus


text: accentus acute

title: accentus acute


text: accentuum acutorum

title: accentuum acutorum


text: accentibus acutis

title: accentibus acutis


text: accentus acutos

title: accentus acutos


text:
መትከፍት

Etymology
Derivative of.

Noun

 * 1)  shoulder
 * 2)  the yoke as the body part where a beast of burden carries load

title: መትከፍት


text: መትከፍ

title: መትከፍ


text:
መክተፍ

Etymology
Derivative of.

Noun

 * 1)  shoulder

title: መክተፍ


text: accentus circumflexi

title: accentus circumflexi


text:
ካነት

Noun

 * 1)  rowing-pole

title: ካነት


text:
συμφόρηση

Noun

 * 1) congestion, overcrowding
 * 2)  congestion
 * 1)  congestion

title: συμφόρηση


text: accentui circumflexo

title: accentui circumflexo


text: accentum circumflexum

title: accentum circumflexum


text: accentu circumflexo

title: accentu circumflexo


text: accentus circumflexe

title: accentus circumflexe


text:
αποσυμφόρηση

Noun

 * 1) decongestion, overcrowding relief
 * 2)  decongestion
 * 1)  decongestion

title: αποσυμφόρηση


text: αποσυμφόρησης

title: αποσυμφόρησης


text: αποσυμφορήσεων

title: αποσυμφορήσεων


text: αποσυμφορήσεις

title: αποσυμφορήσεις


text: αποσυμφορήσεως

title: αποσυμφορήσεως


text: συμφόρησης

title: συμφόρησης


text: συμφορήσεως

title: συμφορήσεως


text: συμφορήσεων

title: συμφορήσεων


text: συμφορήσεις

title: συμφορήσεις


text:
scipgebroc

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬, which have the same literal meaning but with a different word for "breaking."

Noun

 * 1) shipwreck

Usage notes
Sċipġebroc was the normal word for "shipwreck" in Early West Saxon, being attested in King Alfred's  and the Old English. The paucity of surviving Old English writings makes it uncertain exactly how it and related words were used; however, it is possible to make educated guesses:

 * "To shipwreck" (of a person) was apparently, literally "to suffer a shipwreck." This parallels the phrase used in Dutch , German , and Icelandic , which all have the same literal meaning. It is only attested once, in Werferth's translation of the Dialogues of Gregory the Great: Petrus sē apostol ēode mid drȳġum fōtum ofer þone sǣ, and Paulus ġeþrōwode sċipġebroc  ("Peter the Apostle walked across the sea with dry feet, and Paul shipwrecked ").
 * No phrase meaning "to shipwreck" is attested of a boat, so it is uncertain if sċipġebroc (ġe)þrōwian was used of boats as well. Probably boats were said to "break," since this is suggested by the noun, and the same idiom appears early in Middle English with the verbs breken and tobreken (Old English and ).
 * Middle English also has the adjective shipbroken, meaning "shipwrecked." Its expected ancestor *sċipbrocen could very well have existed in Old English, but this is again uncertain.
 * Note that the anonymous translator of the Old English , whose native dialect must have been late and non-West Saxon, used a completely different set of words for these concepts:, ,.

title: scipgebroc


text:
ኮናት

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  lance
 * 2)  detachment of an army
 * 3)  watch hand

title: ኮናት


text: आज़माइशें

title: आज़माइशें


text:
αποσυμφορώ

Verb

 * 1) to decongest, relieve congestion
 * 2)  to decongest, relieve congestion

title: αποσυμφορώ


text: आज़माइशों

title: आज़माइशों


text: αποσυμφορούμαι

title: αποσυμφορούμαι


text: αποσυμφορήθηκα

title: αποσυμφορήθηκα


text: αποσυμφόρησα

title: αποσυμφόρησα


text: αποσυμφορίζω

title: αποσυμφορίζω


text: αποσυμφόρισα

title: αποσυμφόρισα


text:
식물유

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) vegetable oil

title: 식물유


text:
binigay

Etymology
From ⟨tl⟩.

title: binigay


text:
αποσυναρμολογώ

Verb

 * 1) to dismantle, disassemble, strip down

title: αποσυναρμολογώ


text: αποσυναρμολογούμαι

title: αποσυναρμολογούμαι


text: αποσυναρμολογήθηκα

title: αποσυναρμολογήθηκα


text: αποσυναρμολόγησα

title: αποσυναρμολόγησα


text:
ኵናት

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  lance, javelin, shorter or generic spear
 * 2) sword
 * 3) arms
 * 4) war

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  lance, javelin, shorter or generic spear
 * 2)  soldiers, army

title: ኵናት


text:
αποσυναρμολόγηση

Noun

 * 1) disassembly, dismantling, stripping down

title: αποσυναρμολόγηση


text: User:ПростоГость

title: User:ПростоГость


text: αποσυναρμολόγησης

title: αποσυναρμολόγησης


text: αποσυναρμολογήσεως

title: αποσυναρμολογήσεως


text: αποσυναρμολογήσεων

title: αποσυναρμολογήσεων


text:
ଖଚ୍ଚର

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) mule (the pack mammal)

title: ଖଚ୍ଚର


text: αποσυναρμολογήσεις

title: αποσυναρμολογήσεις


text:
ኩኽ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) peach, apricot

title: ኩኽ


text:
gebroc

Noun

 * 1) breaking
 * 2) fragment

title: gebroc


text:
ኵርጂ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) pannier, saddlebag behind the saddle

title: ኵርጂ


text:
ibinigay

Etymology
From ⟨tl⟩.

title: ibinigay