text:
Template:zlw-slv-adv/documentation

This template is to be used in the headword lines for Slovincian adverbs. The parameters are like for pl-adv (and other Lechitic adverb templates), except that the headword should be specified (with appropriate accents) in 1 (with additional headwords in head2, head3, etc.), and the comparative in 2 (with additional comparatives in comp2, comp3, etc.). See the documentation of pl-adv for more information.

title: Template:zlw-slv-adv/documentation


text:
Template:zlw-slv-verb/documentation

This template is to be used in the headword lines for Slovincian verbs. The parameters are like for pl-verb (and other Lechitic verb templates), except that the headword should be specified (with appropriate accents) in 1 (with additional headwords in head2, head3, etc.), and the aspect in 2. See the documentation of pl-verb for more information.

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

title: Template:zlw-slv-verb/documentation


text:
סביב

Adverb

 * 1) around

Preposition

 * 1) around, about

title: סביב


text: Category:Slovincian headword-line templates


text:
ஆதிக்கம்

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) superiority, power
 * 2)  right to possession

title: ஆதிக்கம்


text:
𩷖

Definitions

 * 1) a kind of fish

title: 𩷖


text:
planlaştırılğan

Adjective

 * 1) intended, planned

title: planlaştırılğan


text:
tüşünilgen

Adjective

 * 1) intended, planned

title: tüşünilgen


text:
סביב סביב

Adverb

 * 1) all around

title: סביב סביב


text: Wiktionary:Word of the day/2024/March 21


text:
solisaliratti

Etymology
Literary allusion to the 1909 book Punainen Viiva ("The Red Line") by ; a mispronunciation of the cumbersome foreign loan by the book's working class characters.

Noun

 * 1) a social democrat

title: solisaliratti


title: Template:R:kca-sou:Paasonen:1926


text:
Talk:阿倌

hypothesis:
the present senses are not distinct senses, but different ways to express attitudes about "gender non-conforming AMAB" / "effeminate faggot" —Fish bowl (talk) 22:14, 4 March 2024 (UTC)

title: Talk:阿倌


text:
real and straight

Etymology
Inversion of ; used as a way to confirm a story's authenticity.

Adjective

 * 1)  True, authentic.

title: real and straight


text:
ꦧꦼꦤꦮꦶ

Alternative forms

 * Carakan:
 * Roman: ,

title: ꦧꦼꦤꦮꦶ


text:
jagginess

Noun

 * 1) The state or condition of being jaggy.

title: jagginess


text:
ꦢꦮ

Etymology
.

title: ꦢꦮ


text:
бульйон

Noun

 * 1) bouillon
 * 2) broth

title: бульйон


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Turkic/čog-

Verb

 * 1) to boil over

Descendants

 * Oghuz:
 * Karluk:
 * Karluk:
 * Karluk:
 * Karluk:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Turkic/čog-


text:
курячий

Adjective

 * 1)  chicken

title: курячий


text: Citations:time vampire

title: Citations:time vampire


text: blǿt

title: blǿt


text: blǿtr

title: blǿtr


text: blétu

title: blétu


text:
fish paper

Noun

 * 1)  A vulcanized fiber used in electronics for insulation; for example, in wrapping batteries.

title: fish paper


text: duegredyn coesddu

title: duegredyn coesddu


text: duegredyn du

title: duegredyn du


text:
Talk:баргаштан

бармегардад instead of мебаргардад
-ме- is to be inserted between бар- and the following stem -гард- or -гашт-. Please correct the conjugation table. Marxolang (talk) 22:35, 4 March 2024 (UTC)

title: Talk:баргаштан


text: blétim

title: blétim


text: 苏呼米

title: 苏呼米


text:
наадварот

Adverb

 * 1) contrariwise, conversely, the other way round, vice versa

authors: Наименее Полезное

title: наадварот


text:
蘇呼米

Noun

 * 1) Sukhumi, the capital of Abkhazia

title: 蘇呼米


text: duegredyn gwyrdd

title: duegredyn gwyrdd


text:
お受験

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  taking an entrance exam for preschool or elementary school

title: お受験


text:
Reconstruction:Proto-Turkic/čok-

Verb

 * 1) to swoop down (bird)
 * 2) to peck out
 * 3) to delve, dig
 * 4) to pick at
 * 5) to stab
 * 6) to pick (eyes)

Noun

 * 1) pitfall, delve

Descendants

 * Oghuz:
 * (dial.)
 * Karluk:
 * Kipchak:
 * East Kipchak:
 * Karluk:
 * Kipchak:
 * East Kipchak:
 * Kipchak:
 * East Kipchak:
 * East Kipchak:
 * East Kipchak:

title: Reconstruction:Proto-Turkic/čok-


text:
dawā

Etymology
, probably from.

Noun

 * 1) length

title: dawā


text: Wiktionary:Foreign Word of the Day/2024/March 5


text:
musować

Etymology
+ ..

Verb

 * 1)  to sparkle, to fizz, to bubble, to effervesce, to foam
 * 2)  to bubble

title: musować


text:
Module:User:Benwing2/category tree/poscatboiler/utilities

local export = {}

--[=[ Generate labels for inflection classes. `data` is a table with the following fields: consisting of {"FIELD", "DESCRIPTION"} where FIELD is the field in the element in `stem_classes` (e.g. "nom_sg", "gen_sg", "pl", "sup") containing the detailed description of what this principal part looks like, and DESCRIPTION is the corresponding English description of the principal part (e.g. "nominative singular"). flag is true, links should not be present in the resulting markup. The default just converts literal text enclosed in <...> into italics. literal text enclosed in <...> into bare text.
 * `labels`: The table into which the labels are written.
 * `pos`: The singular part of speech, e.g. "noun".
 * `stem_classes`: Table of possible stem classes and associated properties. See below.
 * `principal_parts`: List of the principal part fields and descriptions. Each list element is a two-element list
 * `mark_up_spec`: Optional function to add markup to a spec. Takes two arguments, the spec and a flag `nolink`; if the
 * `make_spec_bare`: Optional function to make a spec (stem class or sortkey) free of markup. The default just converts
 * `addl`: Optional additional text to be displayed in the footer of each category page.

`stem_classes` is a table describing the various stem classes and how to format the category description of each. It is a table with keys specifying the stem classes and values consisting of an object containing properties of the stem class. If the stem class contains the word 'GENDER' in it, it expands into labels both for a parent category that subsumes several genders (obtained by removing the word 'GENDER' and following whitespace) as well as gender-specific children categories (obtained by replacing the word 'GENDER' with the genders specified in the `possible_genders` field). The stem class can contain literal text (e.g. suffixes), which will be marked up appropriately (e.g. italicized) in breadcrumbs and titles. The fields of the property object for a given stem class are as follows: "most commonly". This appears in the `additional` field of the label properties. It is not used in gender-specific children categories; instead the gender of that category is used. the stem class, and gender-specific variants of the stem class (with GENDER replaced by the possible genders) are handled along with a parent category subsuming all genders. suffixes), which will be italicized. There will be one field for each principal part listed in the `principal_parts` table described above.  value of `PRINCIPAL_PART` is used.  stem has gender-specific variants, the breadcrumb specified here is used only for the parent category, while the  gender-specific child categories use the gender as the breadcrumb. If not specified, it defaults to `sortkey`. If that  is also not specified, or if the breadcrumb has the value "+", the stem class (without the word 'GENDER') is used.  (Use "+" when a sortkey is specified but the stem class should be used as the breadcrumb.)  of speech (e.g. "nouns"). Defaults to "POS by inflection type" where POS is the part of speech. Note that  gender-specific child categories do not use this, but always have the gender-subsuming parent stem class category as  their parent.  (without the word 'GENDER'). Note that gender-specific child categories do nto use this, but always use the gender as the sort key. ]=]
 * `gender`: The description of the gender(s) of the stem class. If preceded by ~, the description is preceded by
 * `possible_genders`: The possible genders this class occurs in. If this is specified, the word 'GENDER' must occur in
 * `PRINCIPAL_PART`: The ending for the specified principal part. Use <...> to enclose literal Latin-script text (e.g.
 * `GENDER_PRINCIPAL_PART`: The ending for the GENDER variant of the specified principal part. If not specified, the
 * `breadcrumb`: The breadcrumb for the category, appearing in the trail of breadcrumbs at the top of the page. If this
 * `parent`: The parent category or categories. If specified, the actual category label is formed by appending the part
 * `sortkey`: The sort key used for sorting this category among its parent's children. Defaults to the stem class

function export.add_inflection_labels(data) for _, reqfield_spec in ipairs { {"labels", "table of labels"}, {"pos", "singular part of speech"}, {"stem_classes", "table of possible stem classes and associated properties"}, {"principal_parts", "list of principal part fields and names"}, } do		local reqfield, gloss = unpack(reqfield_spec) if not data[reqfield] then error(("Internal error: Missing field '%s', which should containing the %s"):format(reqfield, gloss)) end end

local function default_mark_up_spec(spec, nolink) return (spec:gsub("<(.-)>", "%1")) end local function default_make_spec_bare(spec) return (spec:gsub("<(.-)>", "%1")) end local function mark_up_spec(spec, nolink) return (data.mark_up_spec or default_mark_up_spec)(spec, nolink) end local function make_spec_bare(spec) return (data.make_spec_bare or default_make_spec_bare)(spec) end local plpos = require("Module:string utilities").pluralize(data.pos) for full_infl, spec in pairs(data.stem_classes) do		local subgenders = spec.possible_genders

-- Get the stem type. local infl if subgenders then if not full_infl:find("GENDER") then error(("Internal error: Declension spec '%s' needs to have the word 'GENDER' in it, in all caps"):format(full_infl)) end infl = full_infl:gsub("GENDER ", "") else infl = full_infl end

-- Get the breadcrumb. local breadcrumb = spec.breadcrumb or spec.sortkey or "+" if breadcrumb == "+" then breadcrumb = infl end

-- Generate the parents. local parents = {} local spec_parents = spec.parent if type(spec_parents) == "string" then spec_parents = {spec_parents} end local parent_sort = make_spec_bare(spec.sortkey or infl) if spec_parents then for _, parent in ipairs(spec_parents) do table.insert(parents, {name = parent .. " " .. plpos, sort = parent_sort}) end else table.insert(parents, {name = plpos .. " by inflection type", sort = parent_sort}) end

-- Generate the additional text, including principal part descriptions and footer. local function create_addl(gender_spec, subgender_prefix) local addl_parts = {} local function ins(txt) table.insert(addl_parts, txt) end local function insert_header(gender_spec) if gender_spec then local most_commonly, gender = gender_spec:match("^(~)(.*)$") most_commonly = most_commonly and "most commonly " or "" gender = gender or gender_spec ins(("These %s are %s%s, typically with the following endings:\n"):format(plpos, most_commonly, mark_up_spec(gender))) else ins(("These %s typically have the following endings:\n"):format(plpos)) end end local function process_ending(field, desc, is_last) local ending_spec = spec[subgender_prefix .. field] or spec[field] if not ending_spec then error(("Internal error: for inflection '%s', field '%s' for principal part '%s' is missing"):format( full_infl, field, desc)) end return ("* in the %s: %s%s"):format(desc, mark_up_spec(ending_spec), is_last and "." or ";\n") end local function insert_principal_part_info(subgender_prefix) for i, ppart_spec in ipairs(data.principal_parts) do					local ppart_field, ppart_desc = unpack(ppart_spec) ins(process_ending(ppart_field, ppart_desc, i == #data.principal_parts)) end end insert_header(gender_spec) insert_principal_part_info("") if data.addl or spec.addl then local footer_parts = {} if data.addl then table.insert(footer_parts, data.addl) end if spec.addl then table.insert(footer_parts, spec.addl) end ins("\n" .. table.concat(footer_parts, " ")) end return table.concat(addl_parts) end

data.labels[make_spec_bare(infl) .. " " .. plpos] = { description = " " .. mark_up_spec(infl) .. " " .. plpos .. ".",			displaytitle = " " .. mark_up_spec(infl, "nolink") .. " " .. plpos, additional = create_addl(spec.gender, ""), breadcrumb = mark_up_spec(breadcrumb, "nolink"), parents = parents, }		if subgenders then for _, subgender in ipairs(subgenders) do				local gender_infl = full_infl:gsub("GENDER", subgender) data.labels[make_spec_bare(gender_infl) .. " " .. plpos] = { description = " " .. mark_up_spec(gender_infl) .. " " .. plpos .. ".",					displaytitle = " " .. mark_up_spec(gender_infl, "nolink") .. " " .. plpos, additional = create_addl(subgender, subgender .. "_"), breadcrumb = subgender, parents = , }			end end end end

return export


text: musujący

title: musujący


text:
musowanie

Etymology
From.

title: musowanie


text: musowania

title: musowania


text: musowaniu

title: musowaniu


text: musowaniem

title: musowaniem


text: musująca

title: musująca


text: musujące

title: musujące


text: musującego

title: musującego


text: musującej

title: musującej


text: musujących

title: musujących


text: musującemu

title: musującemu


text: musującym

title: musującym


text: musującą

title: musującą


text: musującymi

title: musującymi


text: duegredyn Gwyddelig

title: duegredyn Gwyddelig


text:
fog tsunami

Noun

 * 1)  A type of advection fog, formed when condensation from warm air merges with cool seawater, creating the effect of a quick-moving blanket of clouds.

title: fog tsunami


text: fog tsunamis

title: fog tsunamis


text:
Module:category tree/poscatboiler/utilities

local export = {}

--[=[ Generate labels for inflection classes. `data` is a table with the following fields: consisting of {"FIELD", "DESCRIPTION"} where FIELD is the field in the element in `stem_classes` (e.g. "nom_sg", "gen_sg", "pl", "sup") containing the detailed description of what this principal part looks like, and DESCRIPTION is the corresponding English description of the principal part (e.g. "nominative singular"). flag is true, links should not be present in the resulting markup. The default just converts literal text enclosed in <...> into italics. literal text enclosed in <...> into bare text.
 * `labels`: The table into which the labels are written.
 * `pos`: The singular part of speech, e.g. "noun".
 * `stem_classes`: Table of possible stem classes and associated properties. See below.
 * `principal_parts`: List of the principal part fields and descriptions. Each list element is a two-element list
 * `mark_up_spec`: Optional function to add markup to a spec. Takes two arguments, the spec and a flag `nolink`; if the
 * `make_spec_bare`: Optional function to make a spec (stem class or sortkey) free of markup. The default just converts
 * `addl`: Optional additional text to be displayed in the footer of each category page.

`stem_classes` is a table describing the various stem classes and how to format the category description of each. It is a table with keys specifying the stem classes and values consisting of an object containing properties of the stem class. If the stem class contains the word 'GENDER' in it, it expands into labels both for a parent category that subsumes several genders (obtained by removing the word 'GENDER' and following whitespace) as well as gender-specific children categories (obtained by replacing the word 'GENDER' with the genders specified in the `possible_genders` field). The stem class can contain literal text (e.g. suffixes), which will be marked up appropriately (e.g. italicized) in breadcrumbs and titles. The fields of the property object for a given stem class are as follows: "most commonly". This appears in the `additional` field of the label properties. It is not used in gender-specific children categories; instead the gender of that category is used. the stem class, and gender-specific variants of the stem class (with GENDER replaced by the possible genders) are handled along with a parent category subsuming all genders. suffixes), which will be italicized. There will be one field for each principal part listed in the `principal_parts` table described above.  value of `PRINCIPAL_PART` is used.  stem has gender-specific variants, the breadcrumb specified here is used only for the parent category, while the  gender-specific child categories use the gender as the breadcrumb. If not specified, it defaults to `sortkey`. If that  is also not specified, or if the breadcrumb has the value "+", the stem class (without the word 'GENDER') is used.  (Use "+" when a sortkey is specified but the stem class should be used as the breadcrumb.)  of speech (e.g. "nouns"). Defaults to "POS by inflection type" where POS is the part of speech. Note that  gender-specific child categories do not use this, but always have the gender-subsuming parent stem class category as  their parent.  (without the word 'GENDER'). Note that gender-specific child categories do nto use this, but always use the gender as the sort key. to `addl`. Use the value `false` to cancel out a non-gender-specific value. ]=]
 * `gender`: The description of the gender(s) of the stem class. If preceded by ~, the description is preceded by
 * `possible_genders`: The possible genders this class occurs in. If this is specified, the word 'GENDER' must occur in
 * `PRINCIPAL_PART`: The ending for the specified principal part. Use <...> to enclose literal Latin-script text (e.g.
 * `GENDER_PRINCIPAL_PART`: The ending for the GENDER variant of the specified principal part. If not specified, the
 * `breadcrumb`: The breadcrumb for the category, appearing in the trail of breadcrumbs at the top of the page. If this
 * `parent`: The parent category or categories. If specified, the actual category label is formed by appending the part
 * `sortkey`: The sort key used for sorting this category among its parent's children. Defaults to the stem class
 * `addl`: Optional additional text to be displayed in the footer of the category page.
 * `GENDER_addl`: Optional additional text to be displayed in the footer of a gender-specific category page, defaulting

function export.add_inflection_labels(data) for _, reqfield_spec in ipairs { {"labels", "table of labels"}, {"pos", "singular part of speech"}, {"stem_classes", "table of possible stem classes and associated properties"}, {"principal_parts", "list of principal part fields and names"}, } do		local reqfield, gloss = unpack(reqfield_spec) if not data[reqfield] then error(("Internal error: Missing field '%s', which should containing the %s"):format(reqfield, gloss)) end end

local function default_mark_up_spec(spec, nolink) return (spec:gsub("<(.-)>", "%1")) end local function default_make_spec_bare(spec) return (spec:gsub("<(.-)>", "%1")) end local function mark_up_spec(spec, nolink) return (data.mark_up_spec or default_mark_up_spec)(spec, nolink) end local function make_spec_bare(spec) return (data.make_spec_bare or default_make_spec_bare)(spec) end local plpos = require("Module:string utilities").pluralize(data.pos) for full_infl, spec in pairs(data.stem_classes) do		local subgenders = spec.possible_genders

-- Get the stem type. local infl if subgenders then if not full_infl:find("GENDER") then error(("Internal error: Declension spec '%s' needs to have the word 'GENDER' in it, in all caps"):format(full_infl)) end infl = full_infl:gsub("GENDER ", "") else infl = full_infl end

-- Get the breadcrumb. local breadcrumb = spec.breadcrumb or spec.sortkey or "+" if breadcrumb == "+" then breadcrumb = infl end

-- Generate the parents. local parents = {} local spec_parents = spec.parent if type(spec_parents) == "string" then spec_parents = {spec_parents} end local parent_sort = make_spec_bare(spec.sortkey or infl) if spec_parents then for _, parent in ipairs(spec_parents) do table.insert(parents, {name = make_spec_bare(parent) .. " " .. plpos, sort = parent_sort}) end else table.insert(parents, {name = plpos .. " by inflection type", sort = parent_sort}) end

-- Generate the additional text, including principal part descriptions and footer. local function create_addl(gender_spec, subgender_prefix) local addl_parts = {} local function ins(txt) table.insert(addl_parts, txt) end local function insert_header(gender_spec) if gender_spec then local most_commonly, gender = gender_spec:match("^(~)(.*)$") most_commonly = most_commonly and "most commonly " or "" gender = gender or gender_spec ins(("These %s are %s%s, typically with the following endings:\n"):format(plpos, most_commonly, mark_up_spec(gender))) else ins(("These %s typically have the following endings:\n"):format(plpos)) end end local function process_ending(field, desc, is_last) local ending_spec = spec[subgender_prefix .. field] or spec[field] if not ending_spec then error(("Internal error: for inflection '%s', field '%s' for principal part '%s' is missing"):format( full_infl, field, desc)) end return ("* in the %s: %s%s"):format(desc, mark_up_spec(ending_spec), is_last and "." or ";\n") end local function insert_principal_part_info(subgender_prefix) for i, ppart_spec in ipairs(data.principal_parts) do					local ppart_field, ppart_desc = unpack(ppart_spec) ins(process_ending(ppart_field, ppart_desc, i == #data.principal_parts)) end end insert_header(gender_spec) insert_principal_part_info("") local spec_addl = spec[subgender_prefix .. "addl"] if spec_addl == nil then spec_addl = spec.addl end if data.addl or spec_addl then local footer_parts = {} if data.addl then table.insert(footer_parts, mark_up_spec(data.addl)) end if spec_addl then table.insert(footer_parts, mark_up_spec(spec_addl)) end ins("\n" .. table.concat(footer_parts, " ")) end return table.concat(addl_parts) end

data.labels[make_spec_bare(infl) .. " " .. plpos] = { description = " " .. mark_up_spec(infl) .. " " .. plpos .. ".",			displaytitle = " " .. mark_up_spec(infl, "nolink") .. " " .. plpos, additional = create_addl(spec.gender, ""), breadcrumb = mark_up_spec(breadcrumb, "nolink"), parents = parents, }		if subgenders then for _, subgender in ipairs(subgenders) do				local gender_infl = full_infl:gsub("GENDER", subgender) data.labels[make_spec_bare(gender_infl) .. " " .. plpos] = { description = " " .. mark_up_spec(gender_infl) .. " " .. plpos .. ".",					displaytitle = " " .. mark_up_spec(gender_infl, "nolink") .. " " .. plpos, additional = create_addl(subgender, subgender .. "_"), breadcrumb = subgender, parents = , }			end end end end

return export


text:
look on the dark side

Verb

 * 1)  To examine a situation, usually unfavorable, from a negative perspective; to be pessimistic or miserable.

title: look on the dark side


text: earth-scraper

title: earth-scraper


text: earth scraper

title: earth scraper


text: earth-scrapers

title: earth-scrapers


text: earth scrapers

title: earth scrapers


text:
Module:category tree/poscatboiler/data/lang-specific/sga

local labels = {}

- Nouns/Pronouns/Numerals

labels["consonant-stem nouns"] = { description = " consonant-stem nouns, deriving from Proto-Indo-European consonant-stem nouns.", additional = "This is not a single class in Old Irish, but several related classes, differentiated by the final stem consonant.", breadcrumb = "consonant-stem", parents = {"nouns by inflection type"}, }

--[=[ Noun declension specifications. The top-level key is the stem class, and the value is an object containing properties of the stem class. If the stem class contains the word 'GENDER' in it, it expands into labels both for a parent category that subsumes several genders (obtained by removing the word 'GENDER' and following whitespace) as well as gender-specific children categories (obtained by replacing the word 'GENDER' with the genders specified in the `possible_genders` field). The stem class can contain literal Latin-script text (e.g. suffixes), which will be italicized in breadcrumbs and titles. The fields of the property object for a given stem class are as follows: "most commonly". This appears in the `additional` field of the label properties. It is not used in gender-specific children categories; instead the gender of that category is used. the stem class, and gender-specific variants of the stem class (with GENDER replaced by the possible genders) are handled along with a parent category subsuming all genders. be italicized. Certian all-caps terms such as ASPIRATION and UNPALATALIZED will be linked to the appropriate section of the Wikipedia entry on Old Irish grammar; see below. value of `nom_sg` is used. of `gen_sg` is used. of `nom_pl` is used. stem has gender-specific variants, the breadcrumb specified here is used only for the parent category, while the gender-specific child categories use the gender as the breadcrumb. If not specified, it defaults to `sortkey`. If that is also not specified, or if the breadcrumb has the value "+", the stem class (without the word 'GENDER') is used. (Use "+" when a sortkey is specified but the stem class should be used as the breadcrumb.) of speech (e.g. "nouns"). Defaults to "POS by inflection type" where POS is the part of speech. Note that gender-specific child categories do not use this, but always have the gender-subsuming parent stem class category as their parent. (without the word 'GENDER'). Note that gender-specific child categories do not use this, but always use the gender as the sort key. ]=] local noun_decls = { ["GENDER -stem"] = { gender = "masculine or neuter", possible_genders = {"masculine", "neuter"}, nom_sg = "the bare stem; when neuter, additionally with NASALIZATION of the following word", masculine_nom_sg = "the bare stem", neuter_nom_sg = "the bare stem with NASALIZATION of the following word", gen_sg = "the bare stem with RAISING of the stem vowel where possible, PALATALIZATION of the last stem consonant and LENITION of the following word", nom_pl = "when masculine, same as the genitive singular; when neuter, the bare stem with LENITION of the following word and optionally an <-a> ending (used especially with an indefinite meaning)", masculine_nom_pl = "same as the genitive singular", neuter_nom_pl = "the bare stem with LENITION of the following word and optionally an <-a> ending (used especially with an indefinite meaning)", addl = "These nouns derive from Proto-Celtic masculine (masculine) and  " .. "(neuter) endings.", },	["GENDER -stem"] = { gender = "masculine or neuter", possible_genders = {"masculine", "neuter"}, nom_sg = "<-e>, or <-ae> after an UNPALATALIZED stem; when masculine, with ASPIRATION of the following word; when neuter, with NASALIZATION of the following word", masculine_nom_sg = "<-e> (<-ae> after an UNPALATALIZED stem), with ASPIRATION of the following word", neuter_nom_sg = "<-e> (<-ae> after an UNPALATALIZED stem), with NASALIZATION of the following word", gen_sg = "<-i> (<-ai> after an UNPALATALIZED stem), with LENITION of the following word", nom_pl = "when masculine, same as the genitive singular; when neuter, <-e> (<-ae> after an UNPALATALIZED stem), with LENITION of the following word", masculine_nom_pl = "same as the genitive singular", neuter_nom_pl = "<-e> (<-ae> after an UNPALATALIZED stem), with LENITION of the following word", addl = "These nouns derive from Proto-Celtic masculine (masculine) and " .. " (neuter) endings. Originally the endings were the same as that of the -stems, but " .. "later sound changes caused the two classes to diverge significantly.", },	["<ā>-stem"] = { gender = "feminine", nom_sg = "the bare stem with LENITION of the following word", gen_sg = "<-e> with PALATALIZATION of the last stem consonant and ASPIRATION of the following word", nom_pl = "<-a> with ASPIRATION of the following word", addl = "Sometimes the nominative singular ended in a PALATALIZED consonant by analogy with the dative singular.", },	["-stem"] = { gender = "feminine", nom_sg = "<-e> (<-ae> after an UNPALATALIZED stem), with LENITION of the following word", gen_sg = "<-e> (<-ae> after an UNPALATALIZED stem), with ASPIRATION of the following word", nom_pl = "<-i> (<-ai> after an UNPALATALIZED stem), with ASPIRATION of the following word", addl = "These nouns derive from endings. Originally the endings were the same as that of " .. "the <ā>-stems, but later sound changes caused the two classes to diverge significantly.", },	["<ī>-stem"] = { gender = "feminine", nom_sg = "the bare stem (always ending in a PALATALIZED consonant), with LENITION of the following word", gen_sg = "<-e> (or often <-ae>, with DEPALATALIZATION of the final stem consonant), with ASPIRATION of the following word", nom_pl = "<-i> (or often <-ai>, with DEPALATALIZATION of the final stem consonant), with ASPIRATION of the following word", addl = "These nouns derive from the Proto-Indo-European so-called devī or ī/yā inflection (see " ..		"Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-European/déywih₂). Forms with overt endings often delete the final vowel of " .. "the stem, e.g. becomes genitive singular . There were two subvariants, an " .. "older \"long\" one with overt endings in the accusative and sometimes dative singular, and a newer " .. "\"short\" one with only PALATALIZATION, by analogy with the <ā>-stems.", parent = "-stem", },	["GENDER -stem"] = { gender = "masculine, feminine or neuter", possible_genders = {"masculine or feminine", "neuter", "unknown gender"}, nom_sg = "the bare stem (always ending in a PALATALIZED consonant), with LENITION of the following word when feminine, NASALIZATION when neuter", ["masculine or feminine_nom_sg"] = "the bare stem (always ending in a PALATALIZED consonant), with LENITION of the following word when feminine", neuter_nom_sg = "the bare stem (always ending in a PALATALIZED consonant), with NASALIZATION of the following word", gen_sg = "<-o> or <-a> (sometimes with LOWERING or other modification of the stem vowel), with DEPALATALIZATION of the final stem consonant and ASPIRATION of the following word", nom_pl = "when masculine or feminine, <-i> (or often <-ai>, with DEPALATALIZATION of the final stem consonant), with ASPIRATION of the following word; when neuter, <-e>, with LENITION of the following word", ["masculine or feminine_nom_pl"] = "<-i> (or often <-ai>, with DEPALATALIZATION of the final stem consonant), with ASPIRATION of the following word", neuter_nom_pl = "<-e>, with LENITION of the following word", },	["GENDER -stem"] = { gender = "masculine or neuter", possible_genders = {"masculine", "neuter", "unknown gender"}, nom_sg = "the bare stem (always ending in an UNPALATALIZED consonant), with NASALIZATION of the following word when neuter", masculine_nom_sg = "the bare stem (always ending in an UNPALATALIZED consonant)", neuter_nom_sg = "the bare stem (always ending in an UNPALATALIZED consonant), with NASALIZATION of the following word", gen_sg = "<-o> or <-a> (with LOWERING of the stem vowel where possible), with ASPIRATION of the following word and sometimes with PALATALIZATION of the final stem consonant", nom_pl = "when masculine, <-ae>, <-ai> or <-a> (with LOWERING of the stem vowel where possible), with ASPIRATION of the following word and sometimes with PALATALIZATION of the final stem consonant; when neuter, either (a) the bare stem with LENITION of the following word; or (b) <-a> (used especially with an indefinite meaning), with LOWERING of the stem vowel where possible and sometimes with PALATALIZATION of the final stem consonant", masculine_nom_pl = "<-ae>, <-ai> or <-a> (with LOWERING of the stem vowel where possible), with ASPIRATION of the following word and sometimes with PALATALIZATION of the final stem consonant", neuter_nom_pl = "either (a) the bare stem with LENITION of the following word; or (b) <-a> (used especially with an indefinite meaning), with LOWERING of the stem vowel where possible and sometimes with PALATALIZATION of the final stem consonant", },	["-stem"] = { gender = "masculine or feminine", nom_sg = "the bare stem without final g and preceding unstressed vowel, with ASPIRATION of the following word if ending in a vowel", gen_sg = "the bare stem with UNPALATALIZED g or ch and LOWERING of the stem vowel where possible", nom_pl = "the bare stem with PALATALIZED g", parent = "consonant-stem", },	["-stem"] = { gender = "masculine or feminine", nom_sg = "the bare stem without final c and preceding unstressed vowel, with ASPIRATION of the following word if ending in a vowel", gen_sg = "the bare stem with UNPALATALIZED c or ch and LOWERING of the stem vowel where possible", nom_pl = "the bare stem with PALATALIZED c (g when soft)", parent = "consonant-stem", },	["-stem"] = { gender = "masculine or feminine", nom_sg = "the bare stem without final d and preceding unstressed vowel, with ASPIRATION of the following word if ending in a vowel", gen_sg = "the bare stem with UNPALATALIZED d or th and LOWERING of the stem vowel where possible", nom_pl = "the bare stem with PALATALIZED d or th", parent = "consonant-stem", },	["-stem"] = { gender = "masculine or feminine", nom_sg = "the bare stem without final t and preceding unstressed vowel, with ASPIRATION of the following word if ending in a vowel", gen_sg = "the bare stem with UNPALATALIZED t (d or th when soft) and LOWERING of the stem vowel where possible", nom_pl = "the bare stem with PALATALIZED t (d or th when soft)", parent = "consonant-stem", },	["GENDER -stem"] = { gender = "masculine or feminine (occasionally neuter)", possible_genders = {"masculine or feminine", "neuter"}, nom_sg = "when masculine or feminine, the bare stem without final t, with ASPIRATION of the following word if ending in a vowel; when neuter, the bare stem including final t, with NASALIZATION of the following word", ["masculine or feminine_nom_sg"] = "the bare stem without final t, with ASPIRATION of the following word if ending in a vowel", neuter_nom_sg = "the bare stem including final t, with NASALIZATION of the following word", gen_sg = "the bare stem with UNPALATALIZED t and LOWERING of the stem vowel where possible", nom_pl = "when masculine or feminine, the bare stem with PALATALIZED t; when neuter, the bare stem with UNPALATALIZED t and LENITION of the following word", ["masculine or feminine_nom_pl"] = "the bare stem with PALATALIZED t", neuter_nom_pl = "the bare stem with UNPALATALIZED t and LENITION of the following word", parent = "consonant-stem", addl = "In this case, sound changes leading up to Old Irish deleted the underlying n in all forms.", },	["-stem"] = { gender = "masculine or feminine", nom_sg = "the bare stem with PALATALIZED final r and UNPALATALIZED preceding th (except in, which has U-INSERTION)", gen_sg = "the bare stem with UNPALATALIZED final r", nom_pl = "the bare stem with PALATALIZED final r and PALATALIZED preceding th", parent = "consonant-stem", },	[" -stem"] = { gender = "neuter", nom_sg = "the bare stem with NASALIZATION of the following word", gen_sg = "<-e>, usually with RAISING of the stem vowel where possible, along with ASPIRATION of the following word", nom_pl = "<-e>, usually with RAISING of the stem vowel where possible, along with LENITION of the following word", },	["GENDER -stem"] = { gender = "masculine, feminine or neuter", possible_genders = {"masculine or feminine", "neuter", "unknown gender"}, nom_sg = "when masculine or feminine, either (a) the bare stem without final n, or (b) <-u> or <-e> following the stem without final n, along with ASPIRATION of the following word; when neuter, the bare stem (usually ending in <-(m)m>) without final n, with NASALIZATION of the following word", ["masculine or feminine_nom_sg"] = "either (a) the bare stem without final n, or (b) <-u> or <-e> following the stem without final n, along with ASPIRATION of the following word", neuter_nom_sg = "the bare stem (usually ending in <-(m)m>) without final n, with NASALIZATION of the following word", gen_sg = "when masculine or feminine, the bare stem with UNPALATALIZED LENITED final n or UNPALATALIZED UNLENITED final nn; when neuter, <-e> following the stem without final n, along with ASPIRATION of the following word", ["masculine or feminine_gen_sg"] = "the bare stem with LENITED final n or UNLENITED final nn", neuter_gen_sg = "<-e> following the stem without final n, along with ASPIRATION of the following word", nom_pl = "when masculine or feminine, the bare stem with PALATALIZED LENITED final n or PALATALIZED UNLENITED final nn; when neuter, the bare stem with UNPALATALIZED UNLENITED final nn (or rarely UNPALATALIZED LENITED final n), along with LENITION of the following word", ["masculine or feminine_nom_pl"] = "the bare stem with PALATALIZED LENITED final n or PALATALIZED UNLENITED final nn", neuter_nom_pl = "the bare stem with UNPALATALIZED UNLENITED final nn (or rarely UNPALATALIZED LENITED final n), along with LENITION of the following word", }, }
 * `gender`: The description of the gender(s) of the stem class. If preceded by ~, the description is preceded by
 * `possible_genders`: The possible genders this class occurs in. If this is specified, the word 'GENDER' must occur in
 * `nom_sg`: The nominative singular ending. Use <...> to enclose literal Latin-script text (e.g. suffixes), which will
 * `GENDER_nom_sg`: The nominative singular ending for the GENDER variant of this stem class. If not specified, the
 * `gen_sg`: The genitive singular ending. Conventions are the same as for `nom_sg`.
 * `GENDER_gen_sg`: The genitive singular ending for the GENDER variant of this stem class. If not specified, the value
 * `nom_pl`: The nominative plural ending. Conventions are the same as for `nom_sg`.
 * `GENDER_nom_pl`: The nominative plural ending for the GENDER variant of this stem class. If not specified, the value
 * `breadcrumb`: The breadcrumb for the category, appearing in the trail of breadcrumbs at the top of the page. If this
 * `parent`: The parent category or categories. If specified, the actual category label is formed by appending the part
 * `sortkey`: The sort key used for sorting this category among its parent's children. Defaults to the stem class

require("Module:category tree/poscatboiler/utilities").add_inflection_labels { labels = labels, pos = "noun", stem_classes = noun_decls, mark_up_spec = function(spec, nolink) -- mutations spec = spec:gsub("LENITION", "") spec = spec:gsub("UNLENITED", "") spec = spec:gsub("LENITED", "") spec = spec:gsub("NASALIZATION", "") spec = spec:gsub("ASPIRATION", "") -- palatalization spec = spec:gsub("DEPALATALIZATION", "") spec = spec:gsub("PALATALIZATION", "") spec = spec:gsub("UNPALATALIZED", "") spec = spec:gsub("PALATALIZED", "") -- affection spec = spec:gsub("LOWERING", "") spec = spec:gsub("RAISING", "") spec = spec:gsub("U%-INSERTION", "") if nolink then spec = require("Module:links").remove_links(spec) end return (spec:gsub("<(.-)>", "%1")) end, principal_parts = { {"nom_sg", "nominative singular"}, {"gen_sg", "genitive singular"}, {"nom_pl", "nominative plural"}, },	addl = "The stem classes are named from the perspective of Proto-Celtic " .. "and may not still be visible in inflections.", }

return {LABELS = labels}


text:
ꦥꦒꦼꦂ

Etymology
, from.

Noun

 * 1) fence

title: ꦥꦒꦼꦂ


text: duegredyn fforchog

title: duegredyn fforchog


text:
iklimiy

Adjective

 * 1) climatic

title: iklimiy


text:
şına

Noun

 * 1) wedge

title: şına


text:
User:Ineedhjalp

lol

my tumblr is ineedhjalp

gay

title: User:Ineedhjalp


text:
duegredyn meddygol

Noun

 * 1) rustyback  ferns,  ( syn. )

title: duegredyn meddygol


text:
ܡܥܝܢ

Etymology 1
Denominal verb derived from, from.

Verb

 * 1) to eye, to look at
 * 2) to watch carefully
 * 3) to see clearly
 * 4) to designate, to point out

Pronunciation

 * ܡܥܝܼܢ:
 * ܡܥܲܝܲܢ:
 * ܡܥܲܝܲܢ:

title: ܡܥܝܢ


text: duegredyn hirgul

title: duegredyn hirgul


text:
பாலின அடையாளம்

Noun

 * 1) gender identity

title: பாலின அடையாளம்


text:
زيا

Verb

 * 1) give the shape, form, costume of, to dress, clothe, costume

title: زيا


text: Category:Arabic terms belonging to the root ز ي ي


text:
பாலின வெளிப்பாடு

Noun

 * 1) gender expression

title: பாலின வெளிப்பாடு


text:
வெளிப்பாடு

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) manifestation
 * 2) expression; communication

title: வெளிப்பாடு


text:
تزيا

Verb

 * 1) to have the shape, form, costume of, dress up, smarten or adorn oneself, be dressed or clad, put on or wear

title: تزيا


text: хвіліны

authors: Наименее Полезное

title: хвіліны


text: хвіліне

authors: Наименее Полезное

title: хвіліне


text: хвіліну

authors: Наименее Полезное

title: хвіліну


text:
guacamai

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) macaw

title: guacamai


text: Mesilla Park

title: Mesilla Park


text:
ܐܬܟܦܪ

Etymology 1
From the root related to denying, medio-passive form of.

Verb
(ethpeel construction)

 * 1) to be wiped away
 * 2) to be denied
 * 3) to be disannulled, nullified
 * 4) to be torn, broken asunder

Etymology 2
Medio-passive form of.

Verb
(ethpaal construction)

 * 1) to be wiped off, blotted out, effaced, done away with, vanished
 * 2) to be cleansed
 * 3) to be destroyed
 * 4) to deny

title: ܐܬܟܦܪ


text:
ܐܟܦܪ

Etymology
From the root related to denying.

Verb
(aphel construction)

 * 1) to cause to deny, renounce, apostatise/apostatize

title: ܐܟܦܪ