text:
უ̂ებიშ

Etymology
From. See 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) Friday

title: უ̂ებიშ


text: Category:Urdu terms borrowed from Shina

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

title: Category:Urdu terms borrowed from Shina


text: Category:Urdu terms derived from Shina

title: Category:Urdu terms derived from Shina


text: Category:Terms borrowed from Shina

title: Category:Terms borrowed from Shina


text: Category:Urdu terms derived from Dardic languages


text: Category:Terms derived from Shina

title: Category:Terms derived from Shina


text: Category:English terms borrowed from Shina


text: Category:English terms derived from Shina


text: đang không

title: đang không


text:
advertensi

Etymology
From, ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1) advertisement commercial solicitation

title: advertensi


text: სამტინ

title: სამტინ


text: საბტინ

title: საბტინ


text:
საფტინ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Saturday

title: საფტინ


text:
음질

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) audio quality

title: 음질


text:
Khmer Krom

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Khmer Krom, ethnic Khmers of South Vietnam (Kampuchea Krom)

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin: 下高棉人
 * Finnish: krom-khmer
 * Polish: Kchmer Krom
 * Russian:

title: Khmer Krom


text: yelmes

title: yelmes


text: მიშლადა̈ღ

title: მიშლადა̈ღ


text: მიჟლადეღ

title: მიჟლადეღ


text: მჷჟელა̈დეღ

title: მჷჟელა̈დეღ


text:
მიშლადეღ

Noun

 * 1) Sunday

title: მიშლადეღ


text:
gilm

Etymology
For earlier, from , possibly ultimately from.

Noun

 * 1)  bunch of plant stems

title: gilm


text: gelm

title: gelm


text:
cenji

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) change

title: cenji


text: Category:Nupe terms borrowed from English


text: Reconstruction:Proto-Kartvelian/dɣe-

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Kartvelian/dɣe-


text:
công đồng

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  church council

title: công đồng


text: Category:nup:Money

title: Category:nup:Money


text: ლადა̈ღ

title: ლადა̈ღ


text: ლადაღ

title: ლადაღ


text:
afinitas

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) affinity:
 * 2) a natural attraction or feeling of kinship to a person or thing.
 * 3)  an attractive force between atoms, or groups of atoms, that contributes towards their forming bonds.
 * 4)  the attraction between an antibody and an antigen.

title: afinitas


text:
fiknąć

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to kick, to lash out
 * 2)  to tumble
 * 3)  to cheek, to sauce
 * 1)  to cheek, to sauce
 * 1)  to cheek, to sauce

title: fiknąć


text:
bureedi

Etymology
, possibly via.

Noun

 * 1) bread

title: bureedi


text:
illusorius

Adjective

 * 1) mocking, ironical

title: illusorius


text:
bogdanka

Etymology
From.

title: bogdanka


text: ultradrier

title: ultradrier


text: ultradryer

title: ultradryer


text: ultradriest

title: ultradriest


text: ultradryest

title: ultradryest


text: tabbier

title: tabbier


text: tabbiest

title: tabbiest


text:
User:Singaporelang

Hi, I'm a Singaporean (Hokkien) Chinese, from Singapore🇸🇬. 你好，我是一位来自新加坡🇸🇬的新加坡华人（福建人）.

Interests
I'm interested in Languages and Dialects, especially the Sinitic (Chinese) Languages or 'Dialects' in Singapore, including Hokkien, Teochew, Cantonese, Hakka, Hainanese, Hockchew, Hockchia, Henghwa, Mandarin, etc.. 我对各个地区的语言以及方言很感兴趣，尤其是新加坡本地的方言，包括福建话、潮州话、广府话、客家话、海南话、福州话、福清话、兴华话、华语、等. Also, Singlish, the unofficial language of Singapore (that nearly everyone in Singapore speaks), interests me.

title: User:Singaporelang


text: sonlier

title: sonlier


text: sonliest

title: sonliest


text:
prosak

Noun

 * 1)  milium

title: prosak


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-West Germanic/galmi

Etymology
Possibly, ultimately from or ; such a formation would be paralleled by , ,.

A connection to 🇨🇬 in the names of the giants (i.e. ),  and  is possible, though it is semantically far-fetched; furthermore, this compound element is typically connected to.

Noun

 * 1)  bundle, handful of plants


text: tomatoier

title: tomatoier


text: tomatoiest

title: tomatoiest


text: totterier

title: totterier


text: totteriest

title: totteriest


text: dasherizes

title: dasherizes


text: dasherizing

title: dasherizing


text: dasherized

title: dasherized


text: boonest

title: boonest


text: bayest

title: bayest


text: Category:nup:Trees

title: Category:nup:Trees


text:
afrodisiak

Etymology
From, from ,.

Noun

 * 1) aphrodisiac: something, generally a food or drug, having arousing or intensifying sexual desire effect.

title: afrodisiak


text:
bryknąć

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to caper, to cavort, to gambol, to frolic, to prance, to romp
 * 2)  to flee, to run away
 * 1)  to flee, to run away

title: bryknąć


text:
මුස්සැන්ද

Noun

 * 1)  ( L.); the first  species described by C. Linnaeus in Species Plantarum, which is the origin of modern botanical nomenclature.

title: මුස්සැන්ද


text:
Secundus

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) a Roman cognomen

title: Secundus


text:
aglutinasi

Etymology
,, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) agglutination:
 * 2)  the clumping together of red blood cells or bacteria, usually in response to a particular antibody.
 * 3)  combination in which root words are united with little or no change of form or loss of meaning.

title: aglutinasi


text: Eigentümerin

title: Eigentümerin


text: Eigentümerinnen

title: Eigentümerinnen


text:
Quartilla

Etymology
.

title: Quartilla


text:
warous

Adjective

 * 1) avaricious

title: warous


text:
Tessata

Etymology
.

title: Tessata


text:
abline

Noun

 * 1) A line, typically a straight line, drawn through a set of experimental points on a graph

title: abline


text: ablines

title: ablines


text:
Testilus

Etymology
.

title: Testilus


text:
Thestilus

Etymology
.

title: Thestilus


text:
agrobiodiversidade

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) agrobiodiversity

title: agrobiodiversidade


text:
agregasi

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) aggregation:
 * 2) the act of collecting together (aggregating).
 * 3)  any gathering of organisms.

title: agregasi


text:
Thestylus

Etymology
.

title: Thestylus


text:
biothickener

Noun

 * 1) A biological thickener

title: biothickener


text: biothickeners

title: biothickeners


text: budwoods

title: budwoods


text: coagulotoxins

title: coagulotoxins


text:
Thestylis

Etymology
.

title: Thestylis


text:
exochorionic

Adjective

 * 1) Outside of a chorion
 * 2) Relating to an exochorion

title: exochorionic


text:
geosurvey

Noun

 * 1) A geological survey

Verb

 * 1) To carry out such a survey

title: geosurvey


text: geosurveys

title: geosurveys


text: négo

title: négo


text:
ülehelikiirus

Noun

 * 1) hypersonic speed

title: ülehelikiirus


text:
idiomotor

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to the unconscious movement of limbs etc

Related terms

 * idiomotion

title: idiomotor


text:
idiomotion

Noun

 * 1) idiomotor movement of the limbs etc

title: idiomotion


text:
immunotransmitter

Noun

 * 1) A material that transmits immunity

title: immunotransmitter


text: immunotransmitters

title: immunotransmitters


text: inspiradísimo

title: inspiradísimo


text: ofendidísimo

title: ofendidísimo


text:
agresivitas

Noun

 * 1) aggressiveness
 * 2) aggressivity

title: agresivitas


text:
nivelazo

Etymology
From.

title: nivelazo


text:
infranodal

Adjective

 * 1) Below a node

title: infranodal


text:
вингсьют

Etymology
Borrowed from, from.

Noun

 * 1) wingsuit

title: вингсьют


text:
triplazo

Etymology
From.

title: triplazo


text:
macrothrombosis

Noun

 * 1)  A relatively large thrombosis

title: macrothrombosis


text: microdischarges

title: microdischarges


text:
microformation

Noun

 * 1) A very small formation

title: microformation


text: microformations

title: microformations


text:
Magot

Etymology
Borrowed from. Also from Sudan.

Etymology
.

title: Magot


text:
多胞形

Noun

 * 1)  polytope

title: 多胞形


text:
nociceptively

Adverb

 * 1) In a nociceptive manner (by means of nociception)

title: nociceptively


text:
ootaxonomy

Noun

 * 1) The taxonomy of eggs

Related terms

 * ootaxonomic

title: ootaxonomy


text:
ootaxonomic

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to ootaxonomy

title: ootaxonomic


text:
phytocenotic

Adjective

 * 1)  Relating to phytocenosis

title: phytocenotic


text:
selberles

Noun

 * 1) without any money; impecunious; broke

title: selberles


text:
poxvirion

Noun

 * 1) The virion of a poxvirus

title: poxvirion


text: poxvirions

title: poxvirions


text:
мойынтірек

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  bearing

title: мойынтірек


text:
premetacyclic

Adjective

 * 1) Prior to a metacyclic phase

Noun

 * 1) A trypanosome in this phase

title: premetacyclic


text:
reinfestant

Adjective

 * 1) That causes reinfestation

Noun

 * 1) Such a material

title: reinfestant


text: vinnu

title: vinnu


text:
all kynne

Adjective

 * : alkin

title: all kynne


text:
fòntego

Etymology
From, from ,. Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) fondaco, trading post

title: fòntego


text:
truthset

Alternative forms

 * truth set

Noun

 * 1)  A set of all true values

title: truthset


text: truthsets

title: truthsets


text:
mãng xà

Etymology
. The mythological sense is probably a Vietnamese innovation.

Noun

 * 1) a large python
 * 2) a kind of giant, monstrous, wicked snake or serpent in Vietnamese folklore

title: mãng xà


text:
橢圓曲線

Noun

 * 1)  elliptic curve

title: 橢圓曲線


text: 椭圆曲线

title: 椭圆曲线


text:
fontegher

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) Someone who works in a fondaco, merchant, trader.

title: fontegher


text:
гумореска

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1)  lighthearted short story
 * 2)  humoresque

title: гумореска


text:
اعتز

Verb

 * 1) to become strong and powerful
 * 2) to be proud

title: اعتز


text:
rượn

Verb

 * 1)  to be in heat

title: rượn


text:
aitliff crap

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) In the old husbandry, the crop after bear or barley.

title: aitliff crap


text:
aitrament

Interjection

 * 1)  Mild form of oath.

title: aitrament


text:
超橢圓

Noun

 * 1)  superellipse

title: 超橢圓


text: 超椭圆

title: 超椭圆


text:
تناثر

Verb

 * 1) to become dispersed, to become dissipated, to become scattered

title: تناثر


text:
超橢圓曲線

Noun

 * 1)  hyperelliptic curve

title: 超橢圓曲線


text: 超椭圆曲线

title: 超椭圆曲线


text:
aitran

Etymology
Probably derived from, commonly applied to weather.

Verb

 * 1)  piercing, cold, persistent fine rain

title: aitran


text:
збіглий

Adjective

 * 1) who has escaped, who has become free through escaping imprisonment: fugitive, escapee
 * 2) Of (a period of) time: that passed

title: збіглий


text:
超橢圓函數

Noun

 * 1)  hyperelliptic function

title: 超橢圓函數


text: 超椭圆函数

title: 超椭圆函数


text: naitran

title: naitran


text:
закликати

Etymology 1
From.

Verb

 * 1) to call on, to appeal to, to exhort, to urge
 * 2) to call for, to appeal for

Etymology 2
From.

Verb

 * 1) to call on, to appeal to, to exhort, to urge
 * 2) to call for, to appeal for

title: закликати


text:
alienasi

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) alienation:
 * 2) the act of alienating.
 * 3) the state of being alienated.
 * 4) the transfer of property to another person.
 * 1) the transfer of property to another person.
 * 1) the transfer of property to another person.

title: alienasi


text:
ntlëuta

Adverb

 * 1)  at that time (in the past); at the time, then

title: ntlëuta


text:
alimentasi

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) alimentation: nourishment, as a process or as a substance.

title: alimentasi


text:
aittrie

Etymology
Derived from. Compare and.

Adjective

 * 1)  cold, bleak, bitter, grim (of weather)

Noun

 * 1)  cold bleak weather

title: aittrie


text:
trạnh

Noun

 * 1) large tortoise or turtle

title: trạnh


text:
alegori

Etymology
From, from , from , from.

Noun

 * 1)  allegory: a narrative in which a character, place, or event is used to deliver a broader message about real-world issues and occurrences.

title: alegori


text: aitrie

title: aitrie


text: Category:de:Municipalities of Italy

title: Category:de:Municipalities of Italy


text:
aliterasi

Etymology
From, from , from , from , from and.

Noun

 * 1) alliteration

title: aliterasi


text: Category:de:Municipalities of the Czech Republic


text:
corrant

Adjective

 * 1) running or moving rapidly

title: corrant


text: Category:en:Provinces of Ukraine

title: Category:en:Provinces of Ukraine


text:
Mussaenda

Etymology
, from.

The first appearance as a scientific name was in Species Plantarum by C. Linnaeus, but it is precedented by a mention by Paul Hermann in his Musaeum Zeylanicum.

Hyponyms

 * - type species

title: Mussaenda


text:
alternasi

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) alternation

title: alternasi


text:
Talk:aparat fotograficzny

RFD discussion: January 2022
SOP. Vininn126 (talk) 18:58, 15 January 2022 (UTC)
 * If this was just literally "photographic apparatus", then I would have to lean toward keeping per the fried egg test, since there are other devices related to photography (e.g., a tripod, darkroom equipment, etc.) but this refers to a specific one. However, "aparat" alone already has a sense for "photographic camera", so perhaps this entry is not needed as it is just a more specific way of referring to that sense. 70.172.194.25 21:52, 18 January 2022 (UTC)
 * That's more or less how I feel, and the same about bierka szachowa. If there were different kinds of it, maybe. As it stands this could be reduced to a UXI. Vininn126 (talk) 01:03, 19 January 2022 (UTC)
 * I would say keep for same reasons we have washing machine, sewing machine, etc. We also have French and Italian (among others) SoP terms with the same meaning. --Anatoli T. (обсудить/вклад) 01:53, 30 January 2022 (UTC)

RFD Keep, on the fried egg test basis.

title: Talk:aparat fotograficzny


text:
விரும்பு

Etymology
Related to.

Verb

 * 1)  to wish, want, desire, long for
 * 2)  to think of intensely

title: விரும்பு


text:
Template:R:en:Forebears

Forebears

title: Template:R:en:Forebears


text:
Kontrazeption

Noun

 * 1) contraception

title: Kontrazeption


text: Longcore

title: Longcore


text:
فاصلة منقوطة

Noun

 * 1)  semicolon

title: فاصلة منقوطة


text: i bądź tu człowieku mądry

title: i bądź tu człowieku mądry


text: i bądź tu teraz mądry

title: i bądź tu teraz mądry


text:
i bądź tu mądry

Etymology
lit. 'and be smart here'.

Interjection

 * , go figure

title: i bądź tu mądry


text:
bądź tu mądry i pisz wiersze

Etymology
lit. 'and be smart here and write the lines (of text)'.

Interjection

 * , go figure

title: bądź tu mądry i pisz wiersze


text:
grand de ce monde

Etymology
lit. 'the great of this world'; compare 🇨🇬,.

Noun

 * 1) influential figure, influential person

Usage notes

 * Chiefly, but not exclusively, used in the plural, with the definite article.

title: grand de ce monde


text:
ഇങ്ങോട്

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1) to here, at this place

title: ഇങ്ങോട്


text:
അങ്ങോട്

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1) to there, at that place

title: അങ്ങോട്


text:
Hlaforde

Proper noun

 * : the Abrahamic deity of the Jewish and Christian faiths

title: Hlaforde


text:
ഇങ്ങോട്ട്

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1) to here, at this place

title: ഇങ്ങോട്ട്


text:
അങ്ങോട്ട്

Etymology
.

Adverb

 * 1) to there, at that place

title: അങ്ങോട്ട്


text: baczniej

title: baczniej


text: najbaczniej

title: najbaczniej


text:
എൻ

Etymology
.

Determiner

 * : my

title: എൻ


text:
User:Langue738

Mainly use wiktionary for Latin.

title: User:Langue738


text:
എന്നെ

Adverb

 * 1) 1st person singular pronoun (accusative case)

title: എന്നെ


text:
എന്നുടെ

Etymology
.

Particle

 * 1)  my (1st person singular (genitive case))

title: എന്നുടെ


text:
എങ്ങ്

Etystub
Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1)  where

title: എങ്ങ്


text:
എങ്ങനെ

Adverb

 * 1) how

title: എങ്ങനെ


text:
അല്ല

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1) not; no; absolute negation

title: അല്ല


text:
ഇല്ല

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1) no (existential negation)

title: ഇല്ല


text:
മൊത്തം

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Adverb

 * 1) whole

title: മൊത്തം


text:
ഒത്തിരി

Adverb

 * 1) a lot, much

title: ഒത്തിരി


text:
ഏറെ

Adverb

 * 1) many, much

title: ഏറെ


text:
நண்பன்

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  friend, companion
 * 2)  lover, husband
 * 1)  lover, husband

title: நண்பன்


text:
ഇതര

Adjective

 * 1) alternative, other

title: ഇതര


text:
ഇരു

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) two

title: ഇരു


text:
tidsperiod

Etymology
🇰🇲

Noun

 * 1) time period
 * 2) period, epoch, era

title: tidsperiod


text:
User:Benjamin Studer

Welcome to my user page!

My name is Benjamin Studer. I was born in Nineteen Eighty-Four, like the title of Orwell's novel. My mother tongue is German and I am fluent in English. I speak Chinese (Taiwan) at beginner level. I live in Germany but I have also lived in New York City for nine months. I am a trained kindergarten teacher and also work with kids in their home. I write books and invent board games. My interests are philosophy, logic, psychology, statistics and language.

title: User:Benjamin Studer


text:
كرة المضرب

Noun

 * 1)  definite form of : the tennis ball
 * 1)  definite form of : the tennis ball

title: كرة المضرب


text: لاروت

title: لاروت


text:
Kettell

Etymology
Variant spelling of.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Kettell is the 45959th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 464 individuals. Kettell is most common among White (95.04%) individuals.

title: Kettell


text: mututieto

title: mututieto


text:
muuttosiivous

Noun

 * 1) move-out cleaning

title: muuttosiivous


text:
männynkuori

Noun

 * 1) pine bark

title: männynkuori


text:
nauhapasta

Noun

 * 1) ribbon pasta, ribbon vermicelli

title: nauhapasta


text:
ohivuoto

Noun

 * 1) a flow that goes past or around such as of leak-off in an engine or period blood

title: ohivuoto


text:
شیش

Numeral

 * 1) six

Noun

 * 1) twig, switch

Etymology 1

 * cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) spit, skewer, broach, any long pin used to secure food during cooking
 * 2) rapier, a sword with a straight, and sharply pointed two-edged long blade
 * 3) knitting needle, a long, thin, pointed rod, used in pairs to knit yarn
 * 1) knitting needle, a long, thin, pointed rod, used in pairs to knit yarn

Etymology 2

 * cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  tumor, neoplasm, an abnormal and excessive growth or swelling of tissue

Adjective

 * 1) swollen, swelled, puffy, protuberant or abnormally distended, as by injury or disease
 * 2) congested, clogged, blocked, obstructed, so that through movement or flow is prevented

Proper noun

 * 1)  Spoken form of.

Noun

 * 1) breath

title: شیش


text:
painonpudotus

Noun

 * 1) weight loss, losing weight

title: painonpudotus


text:
palloralli

Noun

 * 1) back and forth, ping pong in games such as tennis

title: palloralli


text:
parisuhdeaika

Noun

 * 1) time to spend together in a relationship

title: parisuhdeaika


text: parkkialue

title: parkkialue


text: parkkitutka

title: parkkitutka


text:
parmankinkku

Noun

 * 1) Parma ham

title: parmankinkku


text:
parviennuste

Noun

 * 1) ensemble forecast

title: parviennuste


text:
paskatyö

Noun

 * 1) shitty job, McJob

title: paskatyö


text:
paukkuliivi

Noun

 * 1)  inflating air vest

title: paukkuliivi


text:
pienoispistooliammunta

Noun

 * 1) small-caliber pistol shooting

title: pienoispistooliammunta


text:
pikkukurkku

Noun

 * 1) gherkin small cucumber

title: pikkukurkku


text:
pilluralli

Noun

 * 1)  especially to find sexual partners

title: pilluralli


text:
pimeälento

Noun

 * 1) night flight, flight in the dark

title: pimeälento


text:
pudotuskierros

Noun

 * 1) elimination round

title: pudotuskierros


text: pudotuskisa

title: pudotuskisa


text:
puhelintyö

Noun

 * 1) telephone work

title: puhelintyö


text:
pukudraama

Noun

 * 1) costume drama

title: pukudraama


text:
pumppukannu

Noun

 * 1) pump flask

title: pumppukannu


text:
pumppulaitos

Noun

 * 1) pump station

title: pumppulaitos


text:
pumppupullo

Noun

 * 1) pump bottle, bottle with a pump dispenser

title: pumppupullo


text:
hamuzsír

Noun

 * 1) potash

title: hamuzsír


text:
potaż

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  potash

title: potaż


text:
Uṣüt

Etymology
From (Hamp 1977), from  +.

Pronunciation

 * (tone class C)

Proper noun

 * 1) Pashki (place name in Nuristan, Afghanistan)

title: Uṣüt


text: Category:Prasuni proper nouns

title: Category:Prasuni proper nouns


text:
shqetësi

Noun

 * 1) unrest

title: shqetësi


text:
مسٹ

Etymology
.

Numeral

 * 1) three, 3

title: مسٹ


text:
in den Sinn kommen

Verb

 * 1) to cross someone's mind

title: in den Sinn kommen


text:
മു-

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) three (only used in compounds)

title: മു-


text:
Lauerd

Proper noun

 * 1) Lord: the Abrahamic deity of the Jewish and Christian Islamic faiths
 * 2) ** ante 1300, Cursor Mundi, 601 f.
 * Als oure lauerd has heuen in hand
 * Sua suld man be lauerd of land.
 * Sua suld man be lauerd of land.

title: Lauerd


text: Citations:Wu-chiang

title: Citations:Wu-chiang


text:
бедный родственник

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) poor relation

title: бедный родственник


text:
badania podstawowe

Etymology
lit. 'basic research'.

Noun

 * 1) basic research

title: badania podstawowe


text: DeVore

title: DeVore


text: Citations:DeVore

title: Citations:DeVore


text: Citations:Jayna

title: Citations:Jayna


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Dravidian/eṇ-

Numeral

 * 1) eight (adj.)

Descendants

 * *eṇ-ṭṭu
 * Tamil-Malayalam:
 * Tamil-Malayalam:
 * Tamil-Malayalam:
 * Tamil-Malayalam:

 * *eṇ-paH-tu

 * *eṇ-war (unclear origin of Tulu -ma)

Etymology 2

 * 1) to count

Derived terms

 * *eṇ-am

 * Unsorted formations:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Dravidian/eṇ-


text: Kettells

title: Kettells


text: Jayna

title: Jayna


text:
Aronowitz

Etymology
A Jewish (eastern Ashkenazi) surname, from a Germanized spelling of either or. Cognate with 🇨🇬

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Aronowitz is the 38948th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 566 individuals. Aronowitz is most common among White (92.4%) individuals.

title: Aronowitz


text:
Borchard

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Borchard is the 38948th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 566 individuals. Borchard is most common among White (93.29%) individuals.

title: Borchard


text: Antrobuses

title: Antrobuses


text: Aronowitzes

title: Aronowitzes


text: Borchards

title: Borchards


text: Category:English learned borrowings from Pali


text: موارد

title: موارد


text: bullidors

title: bullidors


text:
badać grunt

Etymology
lit. 'to test the ground'.

Verb

 * 1)  to test the waters

title: badać grunt


text:
wybadać grunt

Etymology
lit. 'to test the ground'.

Verb

 * 1)  to test the waters

title: wybadać grunt


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Dravidian/toṇ

Numeral

 * 1) nine, 9/10

Derived terms

 * *toṇ-nūṯ-u

 * *toṇ-paH-tu

 * *toṇ-ṭu

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Dravidian/toṇ


text: badając

title: badając


text: badający

title: badający


text: badałoby

title: badałoby


text: badaliśmy

title: badaliśmy


text: badaliście

title: badaliście


text: badałyśmy

title: badałyśmy


text: badałyście

title: badałyście


text: badałbym

title: badałbym


text: badałbyś

title: badałbyś


text: badałby

title: badałby


text: badałabym

title: badałabym


text: badałaby

title: badałaby


text: badałabyś

title: badałabyś


text: badalibyśmy

title: badalibyśmy


text: badalibyście

title: badalibyście


text: badaliby

title: badaliby


text: badałybyśmy

title: badałybyśmy


text: badałybyście

title: badałybyście


text: badałyby

title: badałyby


text:
вишенка на торте

Etymology
Compare 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) icing on the cake, cherry on the cake

title: вишенка на торте


text:
badawczo

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1)  exploratorily
 * 2) exploratorily, in an investigatory way, curiously
 * 1) exploratorily, in an investigatory way, curiously

title: badawczo


text:
прощупать почву

Etymology
lit. 'to test the soil'. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to test the waters

title: прощупать почву


text:
прощупывать почву

Etymology
lit. 'to test the soil'. Compare 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to test the waters

title: прощупывать почву


text:
badawczość

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) exploratoriness, the quality of being investigatory

title: badawczość


text:
zbadać grunt

Etymology
lit. 'to test the ground'.

title: zbadać grunt


text: Template:RQ:Hawthorne House Seven Gables


text:
Template:RQ:Hawthorne House Seven Gables/documentation

Parameters

 * page
 * The template automatically links to an edition on Google Books. See also the Gutenberg edition, which might differ textually.

 * text, passage


text:
Bodle

Etymology
Topographic surname for someone who lived or worked at a particularly large house, from.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Bodle is the 38948th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 566 individuals. Bodle is most common among White (90.46%) individuals.

title: Bodle


text: Weisheits

title: Weisheits


text: Category:Schiermonnikoog Frisian

title: Category:Schiermonnikoog Frisian


text: Bodles

title: Bodles


text:
bytlan

Etymology
From, equivalent to  +. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) to build

title: bytlan


text:
līgums

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) contract
 * 2) covenant
 * 3) treaty

title: līgums


text:
badianek

Etymology
From.

title: badianek


text:
διηθητικό χαρτί

Noun

 * 1)  filter paper

title: διηθητικό χαρτί


text:
leping

Noun

 * 1) treaty

title: leping


text:
badmintonistka

Etymology
From.

authors: Гражданская оборона

title: badmintonistka


text:
badmintonowy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  badminton

authors: Гражданская оборона

title: badmintonowy


text:
Rilling

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Rilling is the 38948th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 566 individuals. Rilling is most common among White (92.76%) individuals.

title: Rilling


text:
zdravě

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) healthily, healthfully

title: zdravě


text:
Ruter

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Ruter is the 38948th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 566 individuals. Ruter is most common among White (97.88%) individuals.

title: Ruter


text: Ruters

title: Ruters


text: Rillings

title: Rillings


text:
ubogi krewny

Etymology
lit. 'poor relation'.

Noun

 * 1)  poor relation

title: ubogi krewny


text:
botl

Etymology
Probably representing an earlier *boþl, from, from , from an instrumental form of. Compare 🇨🇬. More at suffix.

Noun

 * 1) building
 * 2) house, dwelling

Descendants

 * (in placenames)
 * (in placenames e.g. Walbottle, Shilbottle)
 * (from metathetic form )

title: botl


text:
Schwaller

Etymology
Borrowed from Swiss.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Schwaller is the 38948th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 566 individuals. Schwaller is most common among White (97.0%) individuals.

title: Schwaller


text:
Texter

Etymology
Variant of.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Texter is the 38948th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 566 individuals. Texter is most common among White (96.47%) individuals.

title: Texter


text: Texters

title: Texters


text: Schwallers

title: Schwallers


text:
Tenuta

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Tenuta is the 38948th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 566 individuals. Tenuta is most common among White (95.58%) individuals.

Etymology
Perhaps from, a nickname for the owner of a large property or for someone who worked on one.

title: Tenuta


text:
Slifka

Etymology
Variant of.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Slifka is the 38948th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 566 individuals. Slifka is most common among White (98.06%) individuals.

title: Slifka


text: Slifkas

title: Slifkas


text: Tenutas

title: Tenutas


text: peronis

title: peronis


text:
badylarka

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) harvest mouse

title: badylarka


text:
Simer

Etymology
Occupational surname for a roper or loader, from an agent derivative of or.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Simer is the 38948th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 566 individuals. Simer is most common among White (91.17%) individuals.

title: Simer


text:
getimbran

Verb

 * 1) to build
 * 2) * "Gospel of Saint Luke", chapter 4, verse 29
 * "ang"

- And hiġ ārīson and scūfon hine of ðǣre ceastre. And lǣddon hine ofer ðæs muntes cnæpp. Ofer þone hyra buruh ġetimbrud wæs. þ hī hyne nyðer bescūfon.

title: getimbran


text: 𥤢

title: 𥤢


text:
badylarstwo

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  gardening

title: badylarstwo


text:
طاورانیش

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) behaviour, behavior

title: طاورانیش


text:
Stagliano

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Stagliano is the 38948th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 566 individuals. Stagliano is most common among White (96.29%) individuals.

title: Stagliano


text:
badylarski

Etymology
From. .

Adjective

 * 1)  gardener's

title: badylarski


text: Staglianò

title: Staglianò


text: Staglianos

title: Staglianos


text:
നേർത്ത

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) thin

Etymology 2
From. Compare.

Adverb

 * 1) early

title: നേർത്ത


text: Simers

title: Simers


text:
getimbring

Etymology
or

Noun

 * 1) building (both senses)

title: getimbring


text:
മെലിഞ്ഞ

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) thin, skinny

title: മെലിഞ്ഞ


text: ആൺ

title: ആൺ


text: tête à tête

title: tête à tête


text:
badylasty

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) dry stalked, dry stemmed

title: badylasty


text:
badylkowaty

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) dry stalked, dry stemmed

title: badylkowaty


text:
badylowaty

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) dry stalked, dry stemmed

title: badylowaty


text:
timbring

Noun

 * 1) building (both senses)

title: timbring


text:
badylowy

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  dry stalk, dry stem

title: badylowy


text: getimbrung

title: getimbrung


text:
sešítek

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) small notebook, booklet
 * 1) small notebook, booklet

title: sešítek


text:
bloček

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) notepad
 * 1) notepad

title: bloček


text: 𠕉

title: 𠕉


text:
karapas

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) carapace

title: karapas


text:
McVarish

Etymology
Anglicized form of.

Statistics

 * According to data collected by Forebears in 2014, McVarish is the 247034th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 76 individuals.

title: McVarish


text:
തടിച്ച

Adjective

 * 1) thick, fat

title: തടിച്ച


text: tidsperioderna

title: tidsperioderna


text: tidsperiods

title: tidsperiods


text: tidsperiodens

title: tidsperiodens


text: tidsperioders

title: tidsperioders


text:
مطالبة

Noun

 * 1) request, demand, plea
 * 1) request, demand, plea

title: مطالبة


text: tidsperiodernas

title: tidsperiodernas


text: getimbrian

title: getimbrian


text:
ജന്തു

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) creature, animal

title: ജന്തു


text:
പറവ

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) bird

title: പറവ


text:
timbrend

Noun

 * 1) builder

title: timbrend


text:
തൂവൽ

Etymology
Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) feather

title: തൂവൽ


text: timbriend

title: timbriend


text: Wombwells

title: Wombwells


text:
posyen

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  potion

title: posyen


text: McVarishes

title: McVarishes


text: Bywaters

title: Bywaters


text:
Schmalte

Etymology
From, from , from. .

Noun

 * 1) smalt a deep blue pigment

title: Schmalte


text:
معدية

Etymology 1
Derived from the feminine form of of the verb.

Noun

 * 1) ferry

title: معدية


text: պաշտաման

title: պաշտաման


text:
പായൽ

Noun

 * 1) moss

title: പായൽ


text:
Winnik

Etymology
Borrowed from.

Statistics

 * According to data collected by Forebears in 2014, Winnik is the 176226th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 120 individuals.

title: Winnik


text: Winniks

title: Winniks


text: Bullimore

title: Bullimore


text: veoautot

title: veoautot


text: Category:brh:Anatomy

title: Category:brh:Anatomy


text: Category:brh:Body parts

title: Category:brh:Body parts


text: Category:brh:Face

title: Category:brh:Face


text:
ажыццявіць

Verb

 * 1) to realize, to accomplish, to fulfill, to put into practice
 * 2) to carry out, to implement

title: ажыццявіць


text:
ചിറക്

Etymology
. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) wing

title: ചിറക്


text:
വയറ്

Etymology
. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) stomach

title: വയറ്


text: Citations:CONELRAD

title: Citations:CONELRAD


text:
bytla

Noun

 * 1) builder

title: bytla


text:
മുതുക്

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) back of the body

title: മുതുക്


text:
കുടല്

Noun

 * 1) guts

title: കുടല്


text:
അമ്മിഞ്ഞ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) breast

title: അമ്മിഞ്ഞ


text:
Oṣomaalo

Etymology
From, itself from 🇰🇲.

Proper noun

 * 1)  an  person  a trader

title: Oṣomaalo


text:
ചങ്ക്

Noun

 * 1) heart
 * 2)  a very close friend

title: ചങ്ക്


text:
കൂമ്പ്

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) apical bud (of palms, banana, etc.)
 * 2) flower bud (of coconut, banana, etc.)
 * 3) upper inner stem
 * 4) heart
 * 5) mast of ship
 * 1) mast of ship

title: കൂമ്പ്


text:
തുപ്പുക

Verb

 * 1) to spit

title: തുപ്പുക


text: bylda

title: bylda


text:
ശ്വസിക്കുക

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1) to breathe

title: ശ്വസിക്കുക


text:
വാ

Etymology 1
.

Noun

 * 1) shortened form of

title: വാ


text:
frikacak

Noun

 * 1) coward

title: frikacak


text:
eliminatoria a doble partido

Noun

 * 1)  two-legged tie

title: eliminatoria a doble partido


text: Fuggles

title: Fuggles


text:
argpüks

Noun

 * 1) coward

title: argpüks


text:
bailys

Noun

 * 1) coward

title: bailys


text:
two-legged tie

Noun

 * 1)  A competition between two teams which comprises two matches or “legs”, with each team as the home team in one leg. The winning team is usually determined by aggregate score, the sum of the scores of the two legs.

Translations

 * Finnish: ottelupari
 * French: match aller-retour
 * Galician: eliminatoria de ida e volta, eliminatoria a dobre partido
 * German: Hin- und Rückspiel
 * Polish: dwumecz
 * Portuguese: jogos de ida e volta
 * Spanish: eliminatoria de ida y vuelta, eliminatoria a doble partido
 * Turkish: çift maçlı eleme sistemi

title: two-legged tie


text:
吃獨食子

Verb

 * 1) to have all the food to oneself
 * 2)  to have all the (profit, benefit, etc.) to oneself; to not share with others

title: 吃獨食子


text: 吃独食子

title: 吃独食子


text:
altruis

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) altruism

title: altruis


text:
altruistis

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) altruistic

title: altruistis


text:
клиновидный

Adjective

 * 1) wedge-shaped

title: клиновидный


title: User:Rvat2003


text: Johnnies-come-lately

title: Johnnies-come-lately


text:
მულა

Noun

 * 1) wych elm,

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) fresh grass, sward

title: მულა


text:
de quel droit

Phrase
… ?

 * 1) by what right …?

title: de quel droit


text: Category:rup:Snow

title: Category:rup:Snow


text: Category:gv:Afterlife

title: Category:gv:Afterlife


text:
à quelle fin

Phrase
… ?

 * 1) to what end …? for what purpose …?

title: à quelle fin


text:
നാമ്പ്

Noun

 * 1) apical bud of plants

title: നാമ്പ്


text: Category:rup:Weather

title: Category:rup:Weather


text: Category:rup:Water

title: Category:rup:Water


text:
à l'attention de

Preposition

 * 1) attn; care of

Usage notes

 * Not to be confused with.

title: à l'attention de


text:
dans le dos de

Preposition

 * 1) behind someone's back

Usage notes

 * Not to be confused with.

title: dans le dos de


text:
ചൊട്ട

Noun

 * 1) immature spadix of coconut, arecanut etc, from which sap for toddy is extracted
 * 2) little, small
 * 3) childhood

title: ചൊട്ട


text:
sur le dos de

Preposition

 * 1) at the expense of

Usage notes

 * Not to be confused with.

title: sur le dos de


text:
de bon augure

Adjective

 * 1) auspicious

title: de bon augure


text:
de mauvais augure

Adjective

 * 1) inauspicious, which doesn't augur well

title: de mauvais augure


text:
User:Syumza

...

title: User:Syumza


text:
preuve par l'absurde

Noun

 * 1)  proof by contradiction, reductio ad absurdum

title: preuve par l'absurde


text:
qu'est-ce que j'en sais

Phrase
?

 * 1)  how should I know?

title: qu'est-ce que j'en sais


text:
raisonnement par l'absurde

Noun

 * 1)  proof by contradiction, reductio ad absurdum

title: raisonnement par l'absurde


text:
dans le pire des cas

Adverb

 * 1)  at worst, worst case scenario, worst comes to worst

title: dans le pire des cas


text:
𒊕𒈪𒂵

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Black Headed Ones

title: 𒊕𒈪𒂵


text: Category:ga:Suburbs in County Limerick, Ireland


text: Category:ga:Suburbs in Ireland

title: Category:ga:Suburbs in Ireland


text: Category:ga:Suburbs

title: Category:ga:Suburbs


text: Category:ga:Places in County Limerick, Ireland


text: Category:ga:County Limerick, Ireland

title: Category:ga:County Limerick, Ireland


text:
faire ses premiers pas

Verb

 * 1)  to make one's debut, to take one's first steps (somewhere)

Usage notes

 * Not to be confused with.

title: faire ses premiers pas


text:
ബാ

Verb

 * 1) northern dialectal form of വാ
 * 2) northern dialectal form of വായ

title: ബാ


text:
Béjaïa

Etymology
, q.v.

Etymology
.

title: Béjaïa


text:
Talk:թեղօշ

, can the endings of, beside  be explained within Georgian? --Vahag (talk) 15:41, 20 March 2022 (UTC)

 * First one could be compound . Second one I'm not sure, none of the senses of fit კვარია (talk) 15:48, 20 March 2022 (UTC)
 * UPD. The compound idea is maybe a little bit suspect. Furthermore the word exists in Laz according to both Maqashvili and Tandilava. AND it seems like is a Nakh borrowing.

 * Besides the semi-science-fictional Diakonoff-Starostin reconstruction, Nakh-Dagestani words are grouped together by more grounded linguists. For example Xalilov (he's using the more dialectal meaning of Georgian word, taken from Ghlonti, because the one in GED is more specific).

 * Xalilov basically condensed the two dialectal meanings listed Ghlonti in into one basic idea. So anyway, in  Pshavian dialect: "lime-tree bark (in general); bast of elms" (Ghlonti used here the word  in the meaning of "bast" rather than Caucasian wingnut). Khevsur is "rope, tether".

 * So with that you'd have to think when this word entered Eastern dialectal of Georgians, then standard dialects, and THEN spread to Laz, sounds a little bit difficult. კვარია (talk) 06:42, 21 March 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:թեղօշ


text: raphanias

title: raphanias


text:
pousse-au-crime

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  that which drives to crime; person who is a bad influence
 * 2)  plonk poor-quality wine
 * 1)  plonk poor-quality wine

title: pousse-au-crime


text:
ഏക

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) only
 * 2) single, one

title: ഏക


text:
faire ses armes

Verb

 * 1)  to win one's spurs, to earn one's stripes

title: faire ses armes


text:
ദശകം

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) decade

title: ദശകം


text:
സഹസ്രാബ്ദം

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) millennium

title: സഹസ്രാബ്ദം


text:
eto saye dọkan

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) globalisation

title: eto saye dọkan


text:
सहस्राब्दी

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) millennium

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) millennium period of 1000 years

title: सहस्राब्दी


text:
ആണ്ട്

Etymology
, cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) year
 * 2) funeral anniversary
 * 1) funeral anniversary

title: ആണ്ട്


text:
pousse-au-vice

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  that which drives to crime; person who is a bad influence

title: pousse-au-vice


text:
സെക്കന്റ്

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) second; 1/60 of a minute.

title: സെക്കന്റ്


text:
ദശാബ്ദം

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) decade

title: ദശാബ്ദം


text:
ശതാബ്ദം

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) century

title: ശതാബ്ദം


text:
മിനിറ്റ്

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) minute; 60 seconds.

title: മിനിറ്റ്


text:
Bejaia

Etymology
From, from.

Proper noun

 * 1)  around the city.
 * 1)  around the city.

Translations

 * Arabic: بجاية
 * Aragonese: Bochía
 * Catalan: Bugia, Bogia
 * Central Atlas Tamazight: ⴱⴳⴰⵢⴻⵜ
 * Dutch: Béjaïa, Bejaia
 * French: ,
 * Greek:, Μπούτζια
 * Italian: Bugia, Béjaïa
 * Japanese: ベジャイア
 * Kabyle: Bgayet, Vgayet
 * Korean: 베자이아
 * Latin: Saldae
 * Marathi: बिजाया
 * Occitan: Bogía
 * Sicilian: Bugìa
 * Spanish: Bugía, Bujía
 * Swedish: Bejaia

title: Bejaia


text:
നാഴിക

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  An old unit of time roughly equal to an hour
 * 2)  An old unit of measurement, equivalent to a mile

title: നാഴിക


text:
handelsblok

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) trade bloc

title: handelsblok


text:
proviantera

Etymology
. Cognate of 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1) provision supply with a stock of necessary supplies

title: proviantera


text: provianterar

title: provianterar


text: provianteras

title: provianteras


text: provianterats

title: provianterats


text: provianterades

title: provianterades


text: provianterande

title: provianterande


text:
fairy-tale ending

Noun

 * 1)  The ending of a fairy tale.
 * 2) An ideal and easy life free of hardship or struggle, similar to the lives characters live in the ending of a fairy-tale.

title: fairy-tale ending


text: provianterade

title: provianterade


text: provianterat

title: provianterat


text: fairy-tale endings

title: fairy-tale endings


text:
തെൻ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) southern

title: തെൻ


text:
இறை

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Adjective

 * 1) divine, godly
 * 2) impartial, just

Noun

 * 1) supreme, god
 * 2) impartiality, justice
 * 3) superior, master, chief
 * 4) duty, obligation, debt
 * 1) superior, master, chief
 * 2) duty, obligation, debt
 * 1) duty, obligation, debt

title: இறை


text:
чатува

Verb

 * 1)  to chat (online)

title: чатува


text: പേർ

title: പേർ


text:
വൻ

Adjective

 * 1) big, huge

title: വൻ


text:
proviantering

Noun

 * 1) provisioning the act of supplying with provisions

title: proviantering


text: provianteringen

title: provianteringen


text: provianteringar

title: provianteringar


text: provianteringarna

title: provianteringarna


text: provianterings

title: provianterings


text: provianteringens

title: provianteringens


text: provianteringars

title: provianteringars


text: provianteringarnas

title: provianteringarnas


text:
drut kolczasty

Etymology
lit. 'thorny wire'.

Noun

 * 1) barbed wire

title: drut kolczasty


text:
gock

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  The penis of a trans woman.

Translations

 * French:

title: gock


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-South Dravidian/nūṯu

Numeral

 * 1) hundred

Descendants

 * South Dravidian I:
 * Tamil-Kannada:
 * Tamil-Malayalam:
 * South Dravidian II:
 * Tamil-Malayalam:
 * South Dravidian II:
 * South Dravidian II:
 * South Dravidian II:
 * South Dravidian II:


text:
人海戰術

Noun

 * 1) human wave attack (an offensive tactic of charging with a large amount of infantry)

title: 人海戰術


text: 人海战术

title: 人海战术


text:
Orchid Island

Translations

 * Chinese:
 * Mandarin:
 * Japanese:

title: Orchid Island


text:
IT cell

Noun

 * 1)  a department of a political party set up to promote the party and influence political discussion on social media

title: IT cell


text:
monarchie de droit divin

Noun

 * 1) monarchy based on the divine right of kings

title: monarchie de droit divin


text:
politiechef

Etymology
Compound of. Probably influenced by.

Noun

 * 1)  police chief

title: politiechef


text: politiechefs

title: politiechefs


text:
tot nader order

Prepositional phrase

 * 1) until further notice

title: tot nader order


text:
ʻalu

Noun

 * 1) ravine, cavity, dent
 * 2) lines of the hand

Verb

 * 1)  to slacken; to relax
 * 2)  lax in articulation
 * 3) to descend

title: ʻalu


text:
amril

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) sandpaper

title: amril


text:
hypersonisch

Etymology
From nl.

Adjective

 * 1) hypersonic

Etymology
From de.

Adjective

 * 1) hypersonic

title: hypersonisch


text:
Wu-kung

Etymology
From, romanization: Wu³-kung¹.

title: Wu-kung


text:
langeafstandsraket

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) long-range missile, long-range rocket

title: langeafstandsraket


text:
ambivalen

Etymology
From, from , from +.

Adjective

 * 1) ambivalent

title: ambivalen


text: langeafstandsraketten

title: langeafstandsraketten


text:
ambivalensi

Etymology
From, from , from +.

Noun

 * 1) ambivalence

title: ambivalensi


text:
މުކުރިޔާ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  reciter of a Qur'an

title: މުކުރިޔާ


text:
anneau gastrique

Noun

 * 1) gastric band

title: anneau gastrique


text:
User talk:Noliscient

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title: User talk:Noliscient


text:
അർഹൻ

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) deserving person

title: അർഹൻ


text: IT cells

title: IT cells


text: 瑞郎

title: 瑞郎


text:
amunisi

Etymology
From, from , from.

Noun

 * 1) ammunition: articles used in charging firearms and ordnance of all kinds; as powder, balls, shot, shells, percussion caps, rockets, etc.
 * 2)  technique

title: amunisi


text: Category:hsb:Paniceae tribe grasses

title: Category:hsb:Paniceae tribe grasses


text: 五百城

title: 五百城


text:
amonia

Etymology
From, from , named so because it was found near the temple of (Jupiter) Ammon in Egypt.

Noun

 * 1)  ammonia

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) ammonia

title: amonia


text:
ṣọọbu

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) shop, market stall

title: ṣọọbu


text: 小井川

title: 小井川


text:
šapattum

Etymology
akk

title: šapattum


text:
Ganwick

Usage notes
According to the Master Atlas of Greater London, Ganwick and Ganwick Corner are neighbouring hamlets. Ganwick, including Ganwick House, is in the EN4 postcode area, Ganwick Corner in EN5, and EN6 (Potters Bar) also borders onto the area.

title: Ganwick


text: лаптопи

title: лаптопи


text: へうりう

title: へうりう


text: оптичко

title: оптичко


text: ただよふ

title: ただよふ


text:
Talk:doodad

Originated in the U.S.?
If this term originated in the U.S. or was first used there chiefly, that information should be added to this entry. 173.88.246.138 17:37, 20 March 2022 (UTC)

title: Talk:doodad


text:
isọ

Etymology 1
From.

Noun

 * 1)  the act of putting down a load (that was previously carried)
 * 2)  market stall

Etymology 2
From.

Noun

 * 1) the act of grumbling
 * 2) grumble
 * 1) grumble

Noun

 * 1) the plant

Etymology 4
From.

Noun

 * 1) the act of sprouting
 * 2) bouncing, beating, pulse

title: isọ


text: あをぞら

title: あをぞら


text: zdrave

title: zdrave


text: ろうもう

title: ろうもう


text: センセー

title: センセー


text:
درندہ

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) carnivore, predator

title: درندہ


text: sensē

title: sensē


text:
amortisasi

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  amortization:
 * 2) the reduction of loan principal over a series of payments.
 * 3) the distribution of the cost of an intangible asset, such as an intellectual property right, over the projected useful life of the asset.
 * 1) the distribution of the cost of an intangible asset, such as an intellectual property right, over the projected useful life of the asset.

title: amortisasi


text: しぇんしぇい

title: しぇんしぇい


text: shenshei

title: shenshei


text:
aisbuk

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) refrigerator.

title: aisbuk


text: こきやう

title: こきやう


text: miageru

title: miageru


text: Template:R:pnt:Nikopolitidis

title: Template:R:pnt:Nikopolitidis


text:
britheg

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) snake's head fritillary
 * 2) fritillary butterfly of the family
 * 1) fritillary butterfly of the family

title: britheg


text: Wiktionary:Word of the day/2022/March 28


text: fairytale ending

title: fairytale ending


text:
luchtoverwicht

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) air superiority

title: luchtoverwicht


text: fairytale endings

title: fairytale endings


text: Category:Rhymes:Urdu/iːb

title: Category:Rhymes:Urdu/iːb


text: Erkrath

title: Erkrath


text: User:Medmunds

title: User:Medmunds


text:
okruží

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) ruff
 * 2)  mesentery

title: okruží


title: Template:R:pnt:Oeconomides:1908


text:
tedbirli

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) prudent, cautious, wary

title: tedbirli


text: acelerantes

title: acelerantes


text: Template:bug-variant

title: Template:bug-variant


text:
agrourbano

Adjective

 * 1) agri-urban

title: agrourbano


text:
himinblár

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) sky-blue

title: himinblár


text:
alhajero

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) jewelry box

title: alhajero


text: almacenadoras

title: almacenadoras


text: almacenadora

title: almacenadora


text: almacenadores

title: almacenadores


text:
amarrocar

Verb

 * 1)  to save (money or something valuable)

title: amarrocar


text:
antiepidémico

Adjective

 * 1) antiepidemic

title: antiepidémico


text:
bláæð

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) vein blood vessel carry blood to heart

title: bláæð


text:
antimadurista

Adjective

 * 1) anti-

title: antimadurista


text:
blóðæð

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) blood vessel

title: blóðæð


text:
antisovietismo

Noun

 * 1) anti-Sovietism

title: antisovietismo


text:
antivenezolano

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) anti-Venezuela

title: antivenezolano


text:
poner las cuernas

Phrase

 * 1) to turn (someone) into a cuckold

title: poner las cuernas


text:
anudamiento

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) knotting

title: anudamiento


text:
fákunnátta

Noun

 * 1) ignorance

title: fákunnátta


text:
sumandak

Noun

 * 1) pretty girl.

title: sumandak


text:
vankunnátta

Noun

 * 1) ignorance

title: vankunnátta


text:
asperjadora

Noun

 * 1) sprayer

title: asperjadora


text:
wasvrouw

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) washerwoman, laundress

title: wasvrouw


text: hnúfa

title: hnúfa


text: atarbán

title: atarbán


text: wasvrouwen

title: wasvrouwen


text: wasvrouwtje

title: wasvrouwtje


text: wasvrouwtjes

title: wasvrouwtjes


text:
atarván

Noun

 * 1)  uncouth person; slob

title: atarván


text:
autoasignación

Noun

 * 1) self-allowance

title: autoasignación


text:
rishæð

Noun

 * 1) attic

title: rishæð


text:
þakhæð

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) attic

title: þakhæð


text:
autoelegido

Adjective

 * 1) self-chosen; chosen by oneself

title: autoelegido


text:
łaziebny

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  bathhouse attendant

Adjective

 * 1)  bathhouse, public baths

title: łaziebny


text: 索尔仁尼琴

title: 索尔仁尼琴


text: łażono

title: łażono


text: 索爾仁尼琴

title: 索爾仁尼琴


text:
tontolou

Noun

 * 1) penis

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) penis

title: tontolou


text:
przyziemka

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) amphigastrium

title: przyziemka


text:
aluminiumerts

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) aluminium ore

title: aluminiumerts


text:
tinerts

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) tin ore

title: tinerts


text:
פיתל

Verb

 * 1) to twist

title: פיתל


text:
afhankelijkheid

Etymology
From.

title: afhankelijkheid


text: SNCB

title: SNCB


text: ateso

title: ateso


text: atesas

title: atesas


text: atesan

title: atesan


text: Sabena

title: Sabena


text:
précompte

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  deduction

title: précompte


text: schleb

title: schleb


text:
live in the shadow of

Verb

 * 1)  To live in the shadow cast by a structure.
 * 2)  To be overshadowed one's entire life, especially by a relative or predecessor.

title: live in the shadow of


text: Category:Rhymes:English/ʌv/6 syllables

title: Category:Rhymes:English/ʌv/6 syllables


text: Category:Rhymes:Urdu/əs

title: Category:Rhymes:Urdu/əs


text: lives in the shadow of

title: lives in the shadow of


text: living in the shadow of

title: living in the shadow of


text: lived in the shadow of

title: lived in the shadow of


text:
karaağaç

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) elm ( gen. et spp.)

title: karaağaç


text: dashas

title: dashas


text:
Citations:Chinmen

 * The best educated American guess is that Chiang has 100,000 effective combat soldiers. Generally these troops could hold Formosa and even Hainan. Telling of his visit to Chinmen Island off Amoy only two weeks after the Communists landed 10,000 troops there, he said: "Although the Communists landed behind as well as in front of the Nationalists, the defenders fought back and with reinforcements, destroyed the Communist invaders. They killed 3,000 and captured 6,000-plus enough equipment to arm in full all the Nationalist troops on Chinmen, only 60 per cent of whom had firearms, and two divisions on Formosa as well."
 * Interceptor Nationalist fighter planes shepherded the plane to a safe landing on Nationalist held Chinmen Island of the mainland. . . . Miss Ireton emphasized that the Chinese soldiers on Chinmen had treated them with utmost friendliness and consideration when they found the passengers were Americans and Filipinos. After a twenty-four stay on Chinmen, the passengers were flown in a Chinese Nationalist army plane to Taipei.
 * She had been troubled with demons for some years and they really began to bother her when her son wrote from the off-shore island of Chinmen of his fear from the noise of exploding shells from Communist China.
 * Interceptor Nationalist fighter planes shepherded the plane to a safe landing on Nationalist held Chinmen Island of the mainland. . . . Miss Ireton emphasized that the Chinese soldiers on Chinmen had treated them with utmost friendliness and consideration when they found the passengers were Americans and Filipinos. After a twenty-four stay on Chinmen, the passengers were flown in a Chinese Nationalist army plane to Taipei.
 * She had been troubled with demons for some years and they really began to bother her when her son wrote from the off-shore island of Chinmen of his fear from the noise of exploding shells from Communist China.
 * She had been troubled with demons for some years and they really began to bother her when her son wrote from the off-shore island of Chinmen of his fear from the noise of exploding shells from Communist China.
 * She had been troubled with demons for some years and they really began to bother her when her son wrote from the off-shore island of Chinmen of his fear from the noise of exploding shells from Communist China.

title: Citations:Chinmen


text: Citations:shrimp

title: Citations:shrimp


text: Citations:cocksure

title: Citations:cocksure


text: Citations:Napoleon complex

title: Citations:Napoleon complex


text: Citations:shirtless

title: Citations:shirtless


text: Citations:puff out

title: Citations:puff out


text: Citations:grandiosity

title: Citations:grandiosity


text: Citations:up-and-comer

title: Citations:up-and-comer


text: Citations:coupling

title: Citations:coupling


text:
Citations:establish

 * 1818 — Mary Shelley. Frankenstein.
 * My father, who was watching over me, perceiving my restlessness, awoke me; the dashing waves were around, the cloudy sky above, the fiend was not here: a sense of security, a feeling that a truce was established between the present hour and the irresistible, disastrous future imparted to me a kind of calm forgetfulness, of which the human mind is by its structure peculiarly susceptible.

 * 1843 — Charles Dickens. A Christmas Carol.
 * But finding that he turned uncomfortably cold when he began to wonder which of his curtains this new spectre would draw back, he put them every one aside with his own hands; and lying down again, established a sharp look-out all round the bed.

title: Citations:establish


text: Bertagni

title: Bertagni


text: Di Lucchio

title: Di Lucchio


text: きやく

title: きやく


text:
φτελίδ'

Etymology
From, the diminutive of , , later forms of.

Noun

 * 1) elm

title: φτελίδ'


text: kara ağaç

title: kara ağaç


text:
hooggeplaatst

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) high-ranking

title: hooggeplaatst


text:
קאָמעט

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1)  comet

title: קאָמעט


text: Santarosa

title: Santarosa


text: Citations:unexceptional

title: Citations:unexceptional


text: Citations:underwhelming

title: Citations:underwhelming


text: Citations:live out

title: Citations:live out


text:
Raworth

Etymology
Variant of.

Statistics

 * According to data collected by Forebears in 2014, Raworth is the 18170th most common surname in England, belonging to 263 individuals.

title: Raworth


text: Citations:margin

title: Citations:margin


text: Citations:illegible

title: Citations:illegible


text: Bertolè

title: Bertolè


text:
acinobacterial

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to bacteria of the genus

title: acinobacterial


text: Calace

title: Calace


text: Citations:on top of that

title: Citations:on top of that


text:
marineofficier

Etymology
Compound of.

Noun

 * 1) naval officer

title: marineofficier


text: marineofficieren

title: marineofficieren


text:
chalcopyritic

Adjective

 * 1) Relating to, or composed of chalcopyrite

title: chalcopyritic


text:
cholecystocentesis

Noun

 * 1) cystocentesis of the gallbladder

title: cholecystocentesis


text: Laurita

title: Laurita


text:
erodível

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) erodible

title: erodível


text: erodíveis

title: erodíveis


text:
dear diary

Phrase

 * 1) The traditional first line of a diary entry, based on the first line of a formal letter.

Usage notes

 * The word diary is often capitalized to give the impression of it being a name akin to a letter.

Translations

 * German: Liebes Tagebuch
 * Italian: caro diario
 * Japanese: 親愛なる日記
 * Polish: drogi pamiętniku, drogi pamiętniczku
 * Portuguese: querido diário

title: dear diary


text:
cisheteronormativity

Noun

 * 1) The condition of being cisheteronormative.

title: cisheteronormativity


text:
Suleika

Etymology
From the same as.

Proper noun

 * , b. 1988
 * , b. 1988

title: Suleika


text:
repetível

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) repeatable

title: repetível


text: repetíveis

title: repetíveis


text:
irremovível

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unremovable

title: irremovível


text: irremovíveis

title: irremovíveis


text: Shateasha

title: Shateasha


text: Bezzi

title: Bezzi


text:
irrepetível

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) unrepeatable

title: irrepetível


text: irrepetíveis

title: irrepetíveis


text: decapitalisation

title: decapitalisation


text:
безумовно

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1) unconditionally
 * 2) certainly, absolutely
 * 1) certainly, absolutely

title: безумовно


text:
extraível

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) extractable

title: extraível


text: extraíveis

title: extraíveis


text: Torresani

title: Torresani


text:
þrumari

Etymology
Literally "thunderer", from, as rye bread may cause flatulence. Mentioned as being common amongst sailors in 1914.

Noun

 * 1)  rye bread (usually sweetened)
 * 2)  man who talks very loud
 * 1)  man who talks very loud

title: þrumari


text:
Jaouad

Etymology
Variant spelling of.

Statistics

 * According to data collected by Forebears in 2014, Jaouad is the 399,091$st$ most common surname in the United States, belonging to 38 individuals.

Etymology
.

title: Jaouad


text:
eigentravel

Noun

 * 1) The characteristic travel routine of an individual, typically of a commuter.

title: eigentravel


text: Biazzi

title: Biazzi


text: Arfelli

title: Arfelli


text: fusogeneity

title: fusogeneity


text:
plokkari

Etymology
The first meaning is from.

The second meaning is a +.

Noun

 * 1) tweezers (for removing body hair)

title: plokkari


text: Bigoni

title: Bigoni


text:
geoscheme

Noun

 * 1) A geographic scheme of the United Nations that divides the world into countries and territories for the purpose of statistics.

title: geoscheme


text: schlaj

title: schlaj


text: Ielo

title: Ielo


text: schlej

title: schlej


text:
gliomesenchymal

Adjective

 * 1) gliomal and mesenchymal

title: gliomesenchymal


text: schla

title: schla


text: schlał

title: schlał


text: schlała

title: schlała


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/D/K

DK

 * 1)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/D/K


text:
born at night but not last night

Phrase

 * 1) Aware of one's situation; not as naive as a listener might expect.

title: born at night but not last night


text: come down in the last shower

title: come down in the last shower


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/K/D

KD

 * 1)  – proper

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/K/D


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/P/F

PF

 * 1)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/P/F


text:
バスボム

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) bath bomb

title: バスボム


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/V/J

VJ

 * 1)  – proper

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/V/J


text: Citations:trip up

title: Citations:trip up


text:
Template:RQ:Newton Opticks/documentation

Usage
This template may be used in Wiktionary entries to format quotations from 's work Opticks: Or, A Treatise of the Reflexions, Refractions, Inflexions and Colours of Light (1st edition, 1704; and 4th edition, 1730). It can be used to link to online versions of the work at the Internet Archive:

 * 1st edition (1704).
 * 4th edition (1730).

Parameters
The template takes the following parameters:

Examples

 * 1st edition (1704)
 * Wikitext:
 * ; or
 * Result:
 * Result:

 * 4th edition (1730)
 * Wikitext:
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text:
장구

Noun

 * 1) janggu

title: 장구


text: Template:Isaac Newton quotation templates


text:
Template:Isaac Newton quotation templates/documentation

Usage
This navigation template may be placed at the ends of the documentation pages of quotation templates relating to 's works.


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/K/A/X

KAX

 * 1)  – proper

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/K/A/X


text:
Lampanelli

Etymology
From.

title: Lampanelli


text:
τρίωρος

Etymology
. Morphologically, +

Adjective

 * 1)  three hours, lasting three hours

title: τρίωρος


text:
فائض

Etymology
of.

Noun

 * 1) excess, surplus

Etymology
, from the active participle of the verb.

Noun

 * 1)  interest, the price paid for obtaining money or goods in a transaction

title: فائض


text:
타악기

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  percussion instrument

title: 타악기


text:
δίωρος

Etymology
+

Adjective

 * 1)  two hours, lasting two hours

title: δίωρος


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/A

MIA

 * 1)  – proper
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title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/A


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/C

MIC

 * 1)  – proper
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title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/C


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/D

MID

 * 1)  – n
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title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/D


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/E

MIE

 * 1)  – pron

MIED

 * 1)  – n
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MIEH

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 * 1)  – n

MIEK

 * 1)  – n
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MIEL

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 * 162)  – proper
 * 163)  – n
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 * 165)  – adj
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 * 168)  – v
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 * 170)  – n
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 * 175)  – adj
 * 176)  – n
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 * 179)  – adv
 * 180)  – adj
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 * 182)  – proper
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 * 190)  – adj
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 * 192)  – adv
 * 193)  – n
 * 194)  – adv
 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – adv
 * 1)  – adv

MIER

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n

MIES

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – proper
 * 3)  – n
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 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – n
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 * 20)  – proper
 * 21)  – proper
 * 22)  – n
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 * 27)  – n
 * 28)  – n
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 * 36)  – adv
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 * 43)  – adv
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 * 98)  – n
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 * 100)  – n

MIET

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – n
 * 8)  – n
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 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – n
 * 12)  – n
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – v
 * 15)  – n
 * 16)  – v
 * 17)  – adj
 * 18)  – proper
 * 19)  – n
 * 20)  – adj
 * 21)  – n
 * 22)  – adj
 * 23)  – adv
 * 24)  – n
 * 25)  – n
 * 26)  – proper
 * 27)  – adj
 * 28)  – adv
 * 29)  – v
 * 30)  – v
 * 31)  – proper

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/E


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/G

MIG

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/G


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/H

MIH

 * 1)  – adv
 * 2)  – adv
 * 3)  – adv
 * 4)  – adv
 * 5)  – adv

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/H


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/I

MII

 * 1)  – proper
 * 2)  – proper
 * 3)  – proper
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – proper
 * 6)  – proper
 * 7)  – n
 * 8)  – proper
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – n
 * 12)  – n
 * 13)  – adj
 * 14)  – adv
 * 15)  – n
 * 16)  – proper
 * 17)  – n
 * 18)  – n
 * 19)  – n
 * 20)  – n
 * 21)  – n
 * 22)  – n
 * 23)  – proper
 * 24)  – n
 * 25)  – n
 * 26)  – n
 * 27)  – n
 * 28)  – n
 * 29)  – v
 * 30)  – n
 * 31)  – proper
 * 32)  – n
 * 33)  – v
 * 34)  – n
 * 35)  – n
 * 36)  – n, conj, adj
 * 37)  – n
 * 38)  – n
 * 39)  – n
 * 40)  – n
 * 41)  – adj
 * 42)  – n
 * 43)  – n
 * 44)  – n
 * 45)  – v
 * 46)  – proper
 * 47)  – n
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text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/K

MIK

 * 1)  – proper
 * 2)  – proper
 * 3)  – proper
 * 4)  – proper
 * 5)  – proper
 * 6)  – pron
 * 7)  – v
 * 8)  – proper
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – proper
 * 11)  – adj, n
 * 12)  – n
 * 13)  – proper
 * 14)  – n
 * 15)  – proper
 * 16)  – pref
 * 17)  – proper
 * 18)  – n
 * 19)  – proper
 * 20)  – n
 * 21)  – proper
 * 22)  – proper
 * 23)  – proper
 * 24)  – proper
 * 25)  – proper
 * 26)  – proper
 * 27)  – n
 * 28)  – pref
 * 29)  – n
 * 30)  – n
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 * 40)  – n
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 * 44)  – n
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 * 46)  – n
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 * 48)  – n
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 * 56)  – n
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User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/L

MIL

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 * 4)  – adj
 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – n
 * 8)  – adj
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 * 17)  – n
 * 18)  – num
 * 19)  – proper
 * 20)  – num
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 * 26)  – num
 * 27)  – adj
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 * 40)  – n
 * 41)  – n
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 * 43)  – n
 * 44)  – adv
 * 45)  – n
 * 46)  – n
 * 47)  – n
 * 48)  – proper
 * 49)  – n
 * 50)  – proper
 * 51)  – adv
 * 52)  – adj
 * 53)  – proverb
 * 54)  – adv
 * 55)  – n
 * 56)  – n
 * 57)  – n
 * 58)  – n
 * 59)  – n
 * 60)  – n
 * 61)  – pref
 * 62)  – n
 * 63)  – n
 * 64)  – n
 * 65)  – n
 * 66)  – n
 * 67)  – n
 * 68)  – n
 * 69)  – n
 * 70)  – n
 * 71)  – n
 * 72)  – n
 * 73)  – adj
 * 74)  – n
 * 75)  – n
 * 76)  – n
 * 77)  – n
 * 78)  – adv
 * 79)  – adv
 * 80)  – phrase
 * 81)  – phrase
 * 82)  – phrase
 * 83)  – adv
 * 84)  – adv
 * 85)  – proverb
 * 86)  – adv
 * 87)  – proper
 * 88)  – proper
 * 89)  – proper
 * 90)  – adv
 * 91)  – n
 * 1)  – adv
 * 2)  – proper
 * 3)  – proper
 * 4)  – proper
 * 5)  – adv
 * 6)  – n
 * 1)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/L


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/M

MIM

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – proper
 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – adj
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – adj
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – proper
 * 1)  – proper

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/M


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/N

MIN

 * 1)  – n

MINA

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n

MIND

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n

MINE

 * 1)  – proper
 * 2)  – suff
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – n
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – adj
 * 11)  – adj
 * 12)  – n
 * 13)  – v
 * 14)  – n
 * 15)  – n
 * 16)  – n
 * 17)  – n
 * 18)  – n
 * 19)  – n
 * 20)  – n
 * 21)  – n
 * 22)  – adj
 * 23)  – n
 * 24)  – n
 * 25)  – adj
 * 26)  – n
 * 27)  – n
 * 28)  – n
 * 1)  – n

MING

 * 1)  – n

MINI

 * 1)  – pref
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – adj
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – n
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – n
 * 12)  – n
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – n
 * 15)  – n
 * 16)  – n
 * 17)  – n
 * 18)  – adj
 * 19)  – n
 * 20)  – n
 * 21)  – adj
 * 22)  – n
 * 23)  – n
 * 24)  – adj
 * 25)  – adv
 * 26)  – n
 * 27)  – n
 * 28)  – adj
 * 29)  – adv
 * 30)  – n
 * 31)  – n
 * 32)  – n
 * 33)  – n
 * 34)  – n
 * 35)  – n
 * 36)  – n
 * 37)  – n
 * 38)  – n
 * 39)  – n
 * 40)  – n
 * 41)  – n
 * 42)  – n
 * 43)  – n
 * 44)  – n
 * 45)  – n
 * 46)  – v
 * 47)  – n
 * 48)  – n
 * 49)  – n
 * 50)  – n
 * 51)  – n
 * 52)  – adj
 * 53)  – n
 * 54)  – n
 * 55)  – n
 * 56)  – n
 * 57)  – n
 * 58)  – n
 * 59)  – n
 * 60)  – n
 * 61)  – n
 * 62)  – n
 * 63)  – n
 * 64)  – n
 * 65)  – n
 * 66)  – n
 * 67)  – n
 * 68)  – n
 * 69)  – n
 * 70)  – n
 * 71)  – n
 * 72)  – n
 * 73)  – n
 * 74)  – n
 * 75)  – n
 * 76)  – n
 * 77)  – n
 * 78)  – n
 * 79)  – n
 * 80)  – n
 * 81)  – n
 * 82)  – n
 * 83)  – n
 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n

MINJ

 * 1)  – proper

MINK

 * 1)  – proper
 * 2)  – adj
 * 3)  – adj
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – n
 * 8)  – proper
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – n
 * 12)  – adj
 * 13)  – adj
 * 14)  – phrase
 * 15)  – adj
 * 16)  – adj
 * 17)  – adj
 * 18)  – adj
 * 19)  – adj
 * 20)  – adj
 * 21)  – adj
 * 22)  – adj
 * 23)  – proverb
 * 24)  – adj
 * 25)  – phrase
 * 26)  – proverb
 * 27)  – adv
 * 28)  – adv
 * 29)  – adv
 * 30)  – adj
 * 31)  – adv
 * 32)  – adj
 * 33)  – adj
 * 34)  – adj

MINN

 * 1)  – proper
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – adv
 * 5)  – adv
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – n
 * 8)  – adv
 * 9)  – proper
 * 10)  – proper

MINO

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – adj, n
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n

MINS

 * 1)  – n

MINT

 * 1)  – n, adj
 * 2)  – proper
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – n
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – n
 * 12)  – adj, n

MINU

 * 1)  – phrase
 * 2)  – phrase
 * 3)  – adj
 * 4)  – phrase
 * 5)  – phrase
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – n
 * 8)  – adv
 * 9)  – adv
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – n
 * 12)  – adv
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – n
 * 1)  – n

MINÄ

 * 1)  – pron, n
 * 2)  – proverb
 * 3)  – phrase
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – adj
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – phrase
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – adj
 * 12)  – adj
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – phrase
 * 15)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/N


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/O

MIO

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – adj

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/O


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/R

MIR

 * 1)  – proper
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – n
 * 8)  – proper
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – n
 * 12)  – proper
 * 13)  – proper
 * 14)  – proper
 * 15)  – proper
 * 16)  – proper
 * 17)  – proper
 * 18)  – n
 * 19)  – proper
 * 20)  – n
 * 21)  – n
 * 22)  – n
 * 23)  – proper

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/R


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/S

MIS

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – adj
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – v
 * 7)  – n
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – proper
 * 12)  – n
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – n
 * 15)  – n
 * 16)  – adj
 * 17)  – n
 * 18)  – n
 * 19)  – n
 * 20)  – n
 * 21)  – v
 * 22)  – n
 * 23)  – n
 * 24)  – n
 * 25)  – n
 * 26)  – n
 * 27)  – n
 * 28)  – n
 * 29)  – n
 * 30)  – n
 * 31)  – proper
 * 32)  – n
 * 33)  – n
 * 34)  – n, adj
 * 35)  – n
 * 36)  – n
 * 37)  – proper
 * 38)  – n
 * 39)  – adv
 * 40)  – phrase
 * 41)  – phrase
 * 42)  – adv
 * 43)  – proverb
 * 44)  – proverb
 * 45)  – adv
 * 46)  – n
 * 47)  – n
 * 48)  – n
 * 49)  – adv
 * 50)  – phrase
 * 51)  – adv
 * 52)  – adv
 * 53)  – n
 * 54)  – n
 * 55)  – n
 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/S


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/T

MIT

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – n
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – n
 * 12)  – n
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – n
 * 15)  – adj
 * 16)  – n
 * 17)  – n
 * 18)  – adj
 * 19)  – v
 * 20)  – adj
 * 21)  – n
 * 22)  – n
 * 23)  – v
 * 24)  – adv
 * 25)  – adv
 * 26)  – adv
 * 27)  – adv
 * 28)  – adv
 * 29)  – phrase
 * 30)  – phrase
 * 31)  – phrase
 * 32)  – adv
 * 33)  – phrase
 * 34)  – phrase
 * 35)  – phrase
 * 36)  – adv
 * 37)  – proper
 * 38)  – v
 * 39)  – n
 * 40)  – v
 * 41)  – n
 * 42)  – n
 * 43)  – adj
 * 44)  – n
 * 45)  – n
 * 46)  – adj
 * 47)  – adv
 * 48)  – n
 * 49)  – n
 * 50)  – n
 * 51)  – proper
 * 52)  – n
 * 53)  – n
 * 54)  – n
 * 55)  – n
 * 56)  – n
 * 57)  – adj
 * 58)  – adv
 * 59)  – n
 * 60)  – n
 * 61)  – n
 * 62)  – n
 * 63)  – n
 * 64)  – n
 * 65)  – n
 * 66)  – n
 * 67)  – v
 * 68)  – n
 * 69)  – n
 * 70)  – adj
 * 71)  – n
 * 72)  – n
 * 73)  – n
 * 74)  – n
 * 75)  – n
 * 76)  – n
 * 77)  – n
 * 78)  – n
 * 79)  – n
 * 80)  – n
 * 81)  – n
 * 82)  – n
 * 83)  – n
 * 84)  – n
 * 85)  – n
 * 86)  – n
 * 87)  – n
 * 88)  – n
 * 89)  – n
 * 90)  – n
 * 91)  – n
 * 92)  – n
 * 93)  – n
 * 94)  – n
 * 95)  – n
 * 96)  – n
 * 97)  – n
 * 98)  – n
 * 99)  – n
 * 100)  – n
 * 101)  – n
 * 102)  – n
 * 103)  – n
 * 104)  – adj
 * 105)  – n
 * 106)  – n
 * 107)  – n
 * 108)  – n
 * 109)  – n
 * 110)  – n
 * 111)  – n
 * 112)  – n
 * 113)  – n
 * 114)  – n
 * 115)  – n
 * 116)  – n
 * 117)  – n
 * 118)  – n
 * 119)  – n
 * 120)  – n
 * 121)  – n
 * 122)  – n
 * 123)  – v
 * 124)  – adj
 * 125)  – n
 * 126)  – adv
 * 127)  – n
 * 128)  – n
 * 129)  – n
 * 130)  – n
 * 131)  – n
 * 132)  – n
 * 133)  – n
 * 134)  – n
 * 135)  – adv, int
 * 136)  – phrase
 * 137)  – proverb
 * 138)  – proverb
 * 139)  – phrase
 * 140)  – phrase
 * 141)  – proverb
 * 142)  – phrase
 * 143)  – phrase
 * 144)  – phrase
 * 145)  – proverb
 * 146)  – proverb
 * 147)  – proverb
 * 148)  – phrase
 * 149)  – proverb
 * 150)  – phrase
 * 151)  – adv
 * 152)  – int
 * 153)  – phrase
 * 154)  – int
 * 155)  – int
 * 156)  – phrase
 * 157)  – n
 * 158)  – phrase
 * 159)  – v
 * 160)  – n
 * 161)  – n
 * 162)  – n
 * 163)  – v
 * 164)  – adj
 * 165)  – v
 * 166)  – proverb
 * 167)  – phrase
 * 168)  – adv
 * 169)  – phrase
 * 170)  – phrase
 * 171)  – adj
 * 1)  – phrase
 * 2)  – phrase
 * 3)  – adj
 * 1)  – adj

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/T


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/U

MIU

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – v
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – n
 * 1)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/U


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/Ä

MIÄ

 * 1)  – pron

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/I/Ä


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/U/P

MUP

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – v

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/M/U/P


text:
πεντάωρος

Etymology
+

Adjective

 * 1)  five hours, lasting five hours

title: πεντάωρος


text:
ʈenun

Etymology
From (?).

Verb

 * 1) to weave

title: ʈenun


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/A

RIA

 * 1)  – proper
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/A


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/B

RIB

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/B


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/C

RIC

 * 1)  – v
 * 2)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/C


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/E

RIE

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – v
 * 5)  – v
 * 6)  – adj
 * 7)  – adv
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – v
 * 10)  – v
 * 11)  – n
 * 12)  – n
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – adj
 * 15)  – proper
 * 16)  – proper
 * 17)  – n
 * 18)  – proper
 * 19)  – n
 * 20)  – n
 * 21)  – proper
 * 22)  – v
 * 23)  – n
 * 24)  – n
 * 25)  – n
 * 26)  – v
 * 27)  – n
 * 28)  – n
 * 29)  – v
 * 30)  – adj
 * 31)  – n
 * 32)  – n
 * 33)  – adj
 * 34)  – adj
 * 35)  – adv
 * 36)  – adv
 * 37)  – v
 * 38)  – adv
 * 39)  – adj
 * 40)  – n
 * 41)  – n
 * 42)  – adj
 * 43)  – adv
 * 44)  – n
 * 45)  – n
 * 46)  – n
 * 47)  – n
 * 48)  – adj
 * 49)  – n
 * 50)  – n
 * 51)  – adj
 * 52)  – n
 * 53)  – n
 * 54)  – adv
 * 55)  – n
 * 56)  – n
 * 57)  – n
 * 58)  – n
 * 59)  – n
 * 60)  – n
 * 61)  – n
 * 62)  – v
 * 63)  – n
 * 64)  – n
 * 65)  – n
 * 66)  – v
 * 67)  – v
 * 68)  – n
 * 69)  – v
 * 70)  – v
 * 71)  – n
 * 72)  – n
 * 73)  – n
 * 74)  – proper
 * 75)  – proper
 * 76)  – n
 * 77)  – proper
 * 78)  – n
 * 79)  – n
 * 80)  – n
 * 81)  – n
 * 82)  – n
 * 83)  – n
 * 84)  – adj
 * 85)  – n
 * 86)  – v
 * 87)  – n
 * 88)  – adv
 * 89)  – n
 * 90)  – n
 * 1)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/E


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/F

RIF

 * 1)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/F


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/G

RIG

 * 1)  – adj
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – adj
 * 5)  – adv
 * 6)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/G


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/H

RIH

 * 1)  – v
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – v
 * 8)  – adj
 * 9)  – adj
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – n
 * 12)  – n
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – n
 * 15)  – n
 * 16)  – v
 * 17)  – n
 * 18)  – n
 * 19)  – n
 * 20)  – proper
 * 21)  – n
 * 22)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/H


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/I

RIIA

 * 1)  – proper
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – v
 * 4)  – proper
 * 5)  – v

RIID

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – adj
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – adj
 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – adj
 * 7)  – v
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – adv

RIIH

 * 1)  – proper
 * 2)  – proper
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – proper
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – proper
 * 8)  – adj, n
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – proper
 * 11)  – proper
 * 12)  – adj, n
 * 13)  – proper
 * 14)  – proper
 * 15)  – proper
 * 16)  – n
 * 17)  – n
 * 18)  – n
 * 19)  – v
 * 20)  – proper

RIIK

 * 1)  – proper
 * 2)  – pref
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – proper
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – adj
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – adj
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – n
 * 12)  – proper
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – proper
 * 15)  – proper
 * 1)  – proper

RIIM

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – adj
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – v
 * 7)  – v
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – v
 * 12)  – n
 * 13)  – adj
 * 14)  – n
 * 15)  – n
 * 16)  – n
 * 17)  – n
 * 18)  – n
 * 19)  – n
 * 20)  – n
 * 21)  – n
 * 22)  – v
 * 23)  – n
 * 24)  – n
 * 25)  – n
 * 1)  – n

RIIN

 * 1)  – proper

RIIP

 * 1)  – adj
 * 2)  – adv
 * 3)  – v
 * 4)  – adv
 * 5)  – adv
 * 6)  – proper
 * 7)  – proper
 * 8)  – proper
 * 9)  – v
 * 10)  – v
 * 11)  – n
 * 12)  – proper
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – n
 * 15)  – n
 * 16)  – proper
 * 17)  – v
 * 18)  – prep, postp
 * 19)  – n
 * 20)  – n
 * 21)  – n
 * 22)  – n
 * 23)  – n
 * 24)  – v
 * 25)  – n
 * 26)  – n
 * 27)  – n
 * 28)  – adj
 * 29)  – postp, prep
 * 30)  – n
 * 31)  – adv
 * 32)  – n
 * 33)  – n
 * 34)  – n
 * 35)  – n
 * 36)  – adj
 * 37)  – n
 * 38)  – n
 * 39)  – n
 * 40)  – adj
 * 41)  – adj
 * 42)  – adv
 * 43)  – n
 * 44)  – n
 * 45)  – n
 * 46)  – adj
 * 47)  – n
 * 48)  – adj
 * 49)  – n
 * 50)  – n
 * 51)  – n
 * 52)  – adv
 * 53)  – adv
 * 54)  – n
 * 55)  – n
 * 56)  – n
 * 57)  – v
 * 58)  – v
 * 59)  – v
 * 60)  – n
 * 61)  – n
 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n

RIIS

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – adv
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – n
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – n
 * 12)  – n
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – n
 * 15)  – adj
 * 16)  – n
 * 17)  – n
 * 18)  – n
 * 19)  – n
 * 20)  – n
 * 21)  – n
 * 22)  – n
 * 23)  – n
 * 24)  – n
 * 25)  – n
 * 26)  – n
 * 27)  – adj
 * 28)  – n
 * 29)  – n
 * 30)  – n
 * 31)  – n
 * 32)  – n
 * 33)  – n
 * 34)  – n
 * 35)  – n
 * 36)  – n
 * 37)  – n
 * 38)  – n
 * 39)  – adj
 * 40)  – n
 * 41)  – n
 * 42)  – n
 * 43)  – n
 * 44)  – n
 * 45)  – n
 * 46)  – proper
 * 47)  – n
 * 48)  – n
 * 49)  – n
 * 50)  – n
 * 51)  – adj
 * 52)  – n
 * 53)  – n
 * 54)  – n
 * 55)  – n
 * 56)  – n
 * 57)  – n
 * 58)  – n
 * 59)  – n
 * 60)  – n
 * 61)  – n
 * 62)  – adj
 * 63)  – n
 * 64)  – n
 * 65)  – n
 * 66)  – n
 * 67)  – n
 * 68)  – n
 * 69)  – n
 * 70)  – n
 * 71)  – n
 * 72)  – n
 * 73)  – n
 * 74)  – n
 * 75)  – n
 * 76)  – proper
 * 77)  – n
 * 78)  – n
 * 79)  – n
 * 80)  – n
 * 81)  – n
 * 82)  – n
 * 83)  – n
 * 84)  – n
 * 85)  – v
 * 86)  – v
 * 87)  – v
 * 88)  – n
 * 89)  – n
 * 90)  – v
 * 91)  – v
 * 92)  – n
 * 93)  – v
 * 94)  – n
 * 95)  – n
 * 1)  – n

RIIT

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – v
 * 3)  – v
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – adj
 * 6)  – adj
 * 7)  – adv
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – n
 * 12)  – n
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – proper
 * 15)  – n
 * 16)  – n
 * 17)  – n
 * 18)  – adj
 * 19)  – v
 * 20)  – v
 * 21)  – n
 * 22)  – n
 * 23)  – n
 * 24)  – n
 * 25)  – n
 * 26)  – proper
 * 27)  – proper
 * 28)  – adj
 * 29)  – n
 * 30)  – proper
 * 31)  – n
 * 32)  – adj
 * 33)  – adj
 * 34)  – adv
 * 35)  – n
 * 36)  – n
 * 37)  – v
 * 38)  – adv
 * 39)  – n
 * 40)  – n
 * 41)  – n
 * 42)  – adv
 * 43)  – adj
 * 44)  – n
 * 45)  – adj
 * 46)  – adv
 * 47)  – v

RIIU

 * 1)  – v
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n
 * 1)  – n

RIIV

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – proper
 * 3)  – v
 * 4)  – adj
 * 5)  – adj
 * 6)  – adv
 * 7)  – n
 * 8)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/I


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/K

RIK

 * 1)  – proper
 * 2)  – adj
 * 3)  – adj
 * 4)  – proverb
 * 5)  – adj
 * 6)  – adj
 * 7)  – v
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – n
 * 12)  – v
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – n
 * 15)  – n
 * 16)  – v
 * 17)  – n
 * 18)  – n
 * 19)  – n
 * 20)  – n
 * 21)  – n
 * 22)  – proper
 * 23)  – n
 * 24)  – n
 * 25)  – n
 * 26)  – adj, n
 * 27)  – n
 * 28)  – v
 * 29)  – n
 * 30)  – phrase
 * 31)  – adv
 * 32)  – n
 * 33)  – adj
 * 34)  – n
 * 35)  – n
 * 36)  – n
 * 37)  – n
 * 38)  – n
 * 39)  – n
 * 40)  – adj
 * 41)  – n
 * 42)  – n
 * 43)  – n
 * 44)  – n
 * 45)  – n
 * 46)  – adj
 * 47)  – n, adv
 * 48)  – n
 * 49)  – n
 * 50)  – n
 * 51)  – n
 * 52)  – n
 * 53)  – n
 * 54)  – n
 * 55)  – n
 * 56)  – proper
 * 57)  – n
 * 58)  – proper
 * 59)  – adj
 * 60)  – n
 * 61)  – n
 * 62)  – n
 * 63)  – n
 * 64)  – adj
 * 65)  – n
 * 66)  – n
 * 67)  – n
 * 68)  – n
 * 69)  – n
 * 70)  – n
 * 71)  – adv
 * 72)  – adj
 * 73)  – n
 * 74)  – n
 * 75)  – n
 * 76)  – v
 * 77)  – n
 * 78)  – n
 * 79)  – n
 * 80)  – proper
 * 81)  – adj
 * 82)  – n
 * 83)  – n
 * 84)  – n
 * 85)  – adj
 * 86)  – proper
 * 87)  – v
 * 88)  – n
 * 89)  – v
 * 90)  – n
 * 91)  – n
 * 92)  – v
 * 93)  – adj
 * 94)  – n
 * 95)  – n
 * 96)  – adj
 * 97)  – n
 * 98)  – n
 * 99)  – n
 * 100)  – n
 * 101)  – adj, n
 * 102)  – adv
 * 103)  – n
 * 104)  – n
 * 105)  – n
 * 106)  – n
 * 107)  – n
 * 108)  – n
 * 109)  – n
 * 110)  – n
 * 111)  – n
 * 112)  – n
 * 113)  – n
 * 114)  – n
 * 115)  – n
 * 116)  – n
 * 117)  – n
 * 118)  – n
 * 119)  – n
 * 120)  – n
 * 121)  – n
 * 122)  – n
 * 123)  – n
 * 124)  – n
 * 125)  – n
 * 126)  – n
 * 127)  – n
 * 128)  – n
 * 129)  – adj
 * 130)  – n
 * 131)  – n
 * 132)  – adj
 * 133)  – n
 * 134)  – n
 * 135)  – n
 * 136)  – n
 * 137)  – n
 * 138)  – n
 * 139)  – n
 * 140)  – n
 * 141)  – n
 * 142)  – n
 * 143)  – n
 * 144)  – n
 * 145)  – n
 * 146)  – n
 * 147)  – proper
 * 148)  – proper
 * 149)  – n
 * 150)  – n
 * 151)  – n
 * 152)  – adj
 * 153)  – n
 * 154)  – n
 * 155)  – n
 * 156)  – n
 * 157)  – n
 * 158)  – n
 * 159)  – n
 * 160)  – n
 * 161)  – n
 * 162)  – n
 * 163)  – n
 * 164)  – n
 * 165)  – n
 * 166)  – v
 * 167)  – n
 * 168)  – n
 * 169)  – v
 * 170)  – n
 * 171)  – proper
 * 1)  – proper

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/K


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/L

RIL

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – adj
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – v
 * 8)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/L


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/M

RIM

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – n
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – v
 * 10)  – proper
 * 11)  – v
 * 12)  – n
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – v
 * 15)  – proper
 * 16)  – n
 * 17)  – n
 * 18)  – proper
 * 19)  – proper
 * 20)  – proper
 * 21)  – n
 * 22)  – proper
 * 23)  – n
 * 24)  – n
 * 25)  – adj
 * 26)  – n
 * 27)  – n
 * 28)  – n
 * 29)  – n
 * 30)  – adj
 * 31)  – n
 * 32)  – n
 * 33)  – adj
 * 34)  – n
 * 35)  – v
 * 36)  – n
 * 37)  – adj
 * 38)  – v
 * 39)  – v
 * 40)  – n
 * 41)  – n
 * 42)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/M


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/N

RIN

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – proper
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – n
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – adv
 * 11)  – adj
 * 12)  – n
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – adv
 * 15)  – n
 * 16)  – n
 * 17)  – n
 * 18)  – n
 * 19)  – n
 * 20)  – n
 * 21)  – n
 * 22)  – n
 * 23)  – n
 * 24)  – n
 * 25)  – n
 * 26)  – n
 * 27)  – n
 * 28)  – n
 * 29)  – n
 * 30)  – n
 * 31)  – n
 * 32)  – n
 * 33)  – v
 * 34)  – n
 * 35)  – n
 * 36)  – n
 * 37)  – n
 * 38)  – n
 * 39)  – n
 * 40)  – n
 * 41)  – n
 * 42)  – n
 * 43)  – n
 * 44)  – n
 * 45)  – postp
 * 46)  – postp
 * 47)  – n
 * 48)  – postp
 * 49)  – n
 * 50)  – n
 * 51)  – n
 * 52)  – n
 * 53)  – n
 * 54)  – v
 * 55)  – n
 * 56)  – n
 * 57)  – adj
 * 58)  – n
 * 59)  – v
 * 60)  – n
 * 61)  – n
 * 62)  – n
 * 63)  – adv
 * 64)  – proper
 * 65)  – n
 * 66)  – n
 * 67)  – n
 * 68)  – n
 * 69)  – n
 * 70)  – n
 * 71)  – n
 * 72)  – n
 * 73)  – n
 * 74)  – n
 * 75)  – n
 * 76)  – proper
 * 77)  – n
 * 78)  – n
 * 79)  – n
 * 80)  – n
 * 81)  – n
 * 82)  – n
 * 83)  – n
 * 84)  – n
 * 85)  – n
 * 86)  – proper
 * 87)  – proper
 * 88)  – n
 * 89)  – n
 * 90)  – n
 * 91)  – n
 * 92)  – n
 * 93)  – n
 * 94)  – n
 * 95)  – n
 * 96)  – n
 * 97)  – n
 * 98)  – n
 * 99)  – n
 * 100)  – n
 * 101)  – proper
 * 102)  – n
 * 103)  – n
 * 104)  – n
 * 105)  – n
 * 106)  – proper
 * 107)  – n
 * 108)  – n
 * 109)  – n
 * 110)  – n
 * 111)  – adj
 * 112)  – n
 * 113)  – n
 * 114)  – n
 * 115)  – proper
 * 116)  – n
 * 117)  – n
 * 118)  – proper
 * 119)  – n
 * 120)  – n
 * 121)  – n
 * 122)  – n
 * 123)  – n
 * 124)  – n
 * 125)  – n
 * 126)  – n
 * 127)  – n
 * 128)  – n
 * 129)  – adj
 * 130)  – n
 * 131)  – n
 * 132)  – n
 * 133)  – n
 * 134)  – n
 * 135)  – n
 * 136)  – n
 * 137)  – n
 * 138)  – n
 * 139)  – n
 * 140)  – n
 * 141)  – proper
 * 142)  – n
 * 143)  – proper
 * 144)  – n
 * 145)  – proper
 * 146)  – n
 * 147)  – n
 * 148)  – n
 * 149)  – n
 * 150)  – n
 * 151)  – n
 * 152)  – n
 * 153)  – n
 * 154)  – n
 * 155)  – n
 * 156)  – n
 * 157)  – n
 * 158)  – n
 * 159)  – n
 * 160)  – n
 * 161)  – n
 * 162)  – n
 * 163)  – n
 * 164)  – n
 * 165)  – adv
 * 166)  – n
 * 167)  – n
 * 168)  – n
 * 169)  – n
 * 170)  – n
 * 171)  – n
 * 172)  – n
 * 173)  – n
 * 174)  – n
 * 175)  – n
 * 176)  – n
 * 177)  – n
 * 178)  – n
 * 179)  – adj
 * 180)  – n
 * 181)  – n
 * 182)  – n
 * 183)  – n
 * 184)  – n
 * 185)  – n
 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/N


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/P

RIP

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – v
 * 6)  – proper
 * 7)  – proper
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – v
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – v
 * 12)  – n
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – v
 * 15)  – v
 * 16)  – adj
 * 17)  – adj
 * 18)  – adj
 * 19)  – adv
 * 20)  – n
 * 21)  – n
 * 22)  – adv
 * 23)  – v
 * 24)  – n
 * 25)  – n
 * 26)  – v
 * 27)  – v
 * 28)  – n
 * 29)  – n
 * 30)  – n
 * 31)  – v
 * 32)  – v
 * 33)  – n
 * 34)  – n
 * 35)  – n
 * 36)  – n
 * 37)  – n
 * 38)  – n
 * 39)  – n
 * 40)  – adj
 * 41)  – n
 * 42)  – n
 * 43)  – adj
 * 44)  – n
 * 45)  – n
 * 46)  – n
 * 47)  – n
 * 48)  – n
 * 49)  – n
 * 50)  – n
 * 51)  – n
 * 52)  – n
 * 53)  – n
 * 54)  – n
 * 55)  – n
 * 56)  – n
 * 57)  – n
 * 58)  – n
 * 59)  – n
 * 60)  – n
 * 61)  – n
 * 62)  – n
 * 63)  – v
 * 64)  – n
 * 65)  – v
 * 66)  – n
 * 67)  – n
 * 68)  – n
 * 69)  – v
 * 70)  – n
 * 71)  – n
 * 72)  – n
 * 73)  – n
 * 74)  – n
 * 75)  – adj
 * 76)  – n
 * 77)  – n
 * 78)  – adj
 * 79)  – n
 * 80)  – n
 * 81)  – n
 * 82)  – n
 * 83)  – v
 * 84)  – n
 * 85)  – n
 * 86)  – v
 * 87)  – n
 * 88)  – adj
 * 89)  – n
 * 90)  – adj
 * 91)  – n
 * 92)  – n
 * 93)  – v
 * 94)  – n
 * 95)  – v
 * 96)  – v
 * 97)  – n
 * 98)  – n
 * 99)  – v
 * 100)  – v
 * 101)  – n
 * 102)  – n
 * 103)  – n
 * 104)  – n
 * 105)  – n
 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/P


text:
User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/S

RISA

 * 1)  – n, adj
 * 2)  – v
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – v
 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – n
 * 8)  – adj
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – n
 * 12)  – adv
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – n
 * 15)  – n
 * 16)  – v

RISI

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – n

RISK

 * 1)  – proper
 * 2)  – adj
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – v
 * 5)  – n, adj
 * 6)  – proper
 * 7)  – adj
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – n
 * 12)  – n
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – n
 * 15)  – n
 * 16)  – n
 * 17)  – n
 * 18)  – n
 * 19)  – n
 * 20)  – proper
 * 21)  – n
 * 22)  – n
 * 23)  – adj
 * 24)  – n
 * 25)  – n
 * 26)  – n
 * 27)  – n
 * 28)  – n
 * 29)  – n
 * 30)  – n
 * 31)  – n
 * 32)  – n
 * 33)  – n
 * 34)  – n
 * 35)  – n
 * 36)  – n
 * 37)  – n
 * 38)  – n
 * 39)  – n
 * 40)  – n
 * 41)  – n
 * 42)  – n
 * 43)  – n
 * 44)  – adj
 * 45)  – n
 * 46)  – n
 * 47)  – proper

RISO

 * 1)  – v
 * 2)  – n

RISP

 * 1)  – v
 * 2)  – n
 * 1)  – n

RISS

 * 1)  – proper
 * 2)  – proper

RIST

 * 1)  – proper
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – v
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – v
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – n
 * 12)  – n
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – n
 * 15)  – n
 * 16)  – n
 * 17)  – n
 * 18)  – v
 * 19)  – n
 * 20)  – n
 * 21)  – n
 * 22)  – n
 * 23)  – n
 * 24)  – n
 * 25)  – n
 * 26)  – v
 * 27)  – n
 * 28)  – n
 * 29)  – n
 * 30)  – n
 * 31)  – n
 * 32)  – n
 * 33)  – n
 * 34)  – n
 * 35)  – n
 * 36)  – n
 * 37)  – n
 * 38)  – n
 * 39)  – adv
 * 40)  – proper
 * 41)  – n
 * 42)  – n
 * 43)  – n
 * 44)  – adj
 * 45)  – n
 * 46)  – n
 * 47)  – v
 * 48)  – n
 * 49)  – n
 * 50)  – n
 * 51)  – n
 * 52)  – adv
 * 53)  – n
 * 54)  – n
 * 55)  – n
 * 56)  – n
 * 57)  – n
 * 58)  – adj, n
 * 59)  – proper
 * 60)  – n
 * 61)  – n
 * 62)  – n
 * 63)  – n
 * 64)  – n
 * 65)  – n
 * 66)  – n
 * 67)  – n
 * 68)  – n
 * 69)  – n
 * 70)  – n
 * 71)  – n
 * 72)  – n
 * 73)  – n
 * 74)  – adj
 * 75)  – n
 * 76)  – n
 * 77)  – adv
 * 78)  – adj
 * 79)  – adv
 * 80)  – n
 * 81)  – n
 * 82)  – n
 * 83)  – v
 * 84)  – adj
 * 85)  – n
 * 86)  – n
 * 87)  – n
 * 88)  – n
 * 89)  – adj
 * 90)  – n
 * 91)  – n
 * 92)  – n
 * 93)  – n
 * 94)  – v
 * 95)  – n
 * 96)  – n
 * 97)  – n
 * 98)  – n
 * 99)  – n
 * 100)  – n
 * 101)  – n
 * 102)  – n
 * 103)  – proper
 * 104)  – n
 * 105)  – proper
 * 106)  – n
 * 107)  – n
 * 108)  – adj
 * 109)  – proper
 * 110)  – n
 * 111)  – n
 * 112)  – proper
 * 113)  – proper
 * 114)  – n
 * 115)  – n
 * 116)  – n
 * 117)  – n
 * 118)  – adj
 * 119)  – n
 * 120)  – n
 * 121)  – n
 * 122)  – n
 * 123)  – n
 * 124)  – n
 * 125)  – n
 * 126)  – n
 * 127)  – n
 * 128)  – n
 * 129)  – n
 * 130)  – n
 * 131)  – n
 * 132)  – n
 * 133)  – n
 * 134)  – n
 * 135)  – n
 * 136)  – adj
 * 137)  – n
 * 138)  – n
 * 139)  – n
 * 140)  – n
 * 141)  – adj
 * 142)  – n
 * 143)  – n
 * 144)  – adj
 * 145)  – n
 * 146)  – n
 * 147)  – n
 * 148)  – n
 * 149)  – n
 * 150)  – n
 * 151)  – n
 * 152)  – n
 * 153)  – n
 * 154)  – n
 * 155)  – n
 * 156)  – n
 * 157)  – n
 * 158)  – n
 * 159)  – n
 * 160)  – n
 * 161)  – adv
 * 162)  – n
 * 163)  – n
 * 164)  – n
 * 165)  – n
 * 166)  – n
 * 167)  – n
 * 168)  – n
 * 169)  – n
 * 170)  – n
 * 171)  – n
 * 172)  – n
 * 173)  – v
 * 174)  – n
 * 175)  – n
 * 176)  – adj
 * 177)  – n
 * 178)  – n
 * 179)  – n
 * 180)  – n
 * 181)  – n
 * 182)  – n
 * 183)  – n
 * 184)  – n
 * 185)  – n
 * 186)  – v
 * 187)  – n
 * 188)  – n
 * 189)  – proper
 * 190)  – proper
 * 191)  – proper
 * 192)  – proper

RISU

 * 1)  – n
 * 2)  – n
 * 3)  – n
 * 4)  – n
 * 5)  – n
 * 6)  – n
 * 7)  – adj
 * 8)  – n
 * 9)  – n
 * 10)  – n
 * 11)  – n
 * 12)  – adj
 * 13)  – n
 * 14)  – n

title: User:SurjectionBot/fi-index/R/I/S