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Dr. Doofenshmirtz:
 * a|a:Albanian:See also *
 * a|a:Chuukese:Adjective Is this really an adjective?
 * a|a:German:Etymology 1:Noun
 * a|a:Latin:Etymology 2:Noun
 * a|a:Latin:Etymology 4:Interjection
 * a|a:Livonian:Pronunciation
 * abaxial:Portuguese:Pronunciation not with -àcs-
 * abecedism:English:Noun [sic] lowercase
 * acception:English:Noun:Derived terms ecclesiastic, obsolete: favoritism; partiality. - Wyclif
 * accident:English:Noun:Usage notes inertial resistance, by idiomaticness, to prescriptive change
 * accrue:English:Verb:Antonyms to decrease over time, rather than increase
 * acél:Hungarian:Noun the English translation of the novel is available here: https://mek.oszk.hu/05000/05016/05016.htm but this section is omitted; probably it's an abridged version
 * achoo:English:Alternative forms similar.
 * addition:English:Noun:Related terms in computing
 * adjutant:English:Noun sic
 * administrativia:English:Noun see usage notes at "administrivia"
 * æquator:English:Noun [all sic]
 * æquivalent:English:Noun [sic]
 * æsteem:English:Verb [sic]
 * agitolalia:English:References * Agitolalia - What is Agitolalia?
 * agley:English:Adverb Note that book quotes the Burns poem on p. 878, but this use is independent
 * ágy:Hungarian:Etymology note: the character after δ, Greek small letter delta, is a "combining comma above right", U+0315; it's given like that in both references linked above
 * ai:Sumbawa:References see Talk:ai jerning for more info
 * áibmat:Northern Sami:Verb fi: hallita kuljetettavia poroja
 * akpe ewo:Ewe:Numeral do not add non-English translations
 * ala:Old Spanish:Etymology 1:Noun Daniel 7:4
 * alaw:Welsh From Old Norse lag?
 * Albanian:English:Etymology 1:Pronunciation datedly(?) also /ælˈbeɪn.jən/
 * alcohol:English:Pronunciation 3 syllable words !
 * alcorza:Spanish:Pronunciation:Noun Zuckerteig
 * alexandrowisch:German:Adjective:Usage notes but the "-er" form doesn't seem to be attested, either...
 * alguma:Portuguese:Pronunciation FIXME: removed br=algũa as alternative pronun; I don't believe it
 * alickadoo:English:Noun:See also why?
 * all lives matter:English:Phrase:Usage notes TODO: write better usage notes here and possibly use "see usage notes" above.
 * amakhwezikhwezi:Zulu:Noun:Inflection LLHH or HHHH
 * ambasada:Lithuanian File:Lithuanian Embassy in Estonia (8128245326).jpg
 * amberish:English:Adjective |publisher=Houghton, Osgood, & Co.|location=Boston
 * ambíció:Hungarian:See also a German loan word, according to Zaicz:2006, not a derivative
 * ammonia:English:Noun:Derived terms ammoniacal
 * amontonadero:Spanish:Etymology Compare 🇨🇬.
 * analysis:English:Noun:Hyponyms in crytography
 * -anche:Old French:Suffix:Derived terms and a lot more
 * ang:Haitian Creole:Noun This language section up to here was created using Template:new ht entry
 * angel:English:Etymology 1:Noun:Hyponyms Kinds of angels; see angelology.
 * angioinvasion:English:Noun:Related terms Regarding derived versus related: coeval as ISV terms
 * Anne:German:Etymology 1:Proper noun Female names inflect in exactly the same way as male ones. Templates don't work properly.
 * ante-:English:Prefix:Derived terms Be careful when adding terms here - some come directly from the Latin word "ante", not from the English prefix. Check etymologies in an authoratitive print dictionary and add those coming from the Latin word to the "Derived terms" section for the Latin entry below.
 * antropófilo:Portuguese:Pronunciation 'antropófilo' not in Infopédia but by analogy with Linguee 'antropóide'
 * ap:Haitian Creole:References accessed 2009-11-15
 * aparador:Spanish:Etymology inherited or borrowed?
 * apologetic:English:Adjective some material copied from Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
 * aqua vitae:Latin:Noun:Descendants Appears to be part of Romanian mythology, suggesting that it's inherited. Loss of /-t-/ in vitae is unusual.
 * aquativeness:English:Noun Published as both of these.
 * aquiductus:Latin:Noun:Descendants Or at least rare.
 * Arab:English:Pronunciation 2 syllable words !
 * arachn-:English:Prefix:Derived terms All other semantic relations are to be accessed via clickthrough to arachno-, barring any special circumstances.
 * aromadendrene:English:Noun:Related terms note Wikipedia article is erroneously at Aromadedrin [sic]
 * articulate:English:Etymology 1:Adjective italics in original
 * artificial kidney:English:Noun Add here a citation from Starzl 1992 when time allows.
 * artificial:English:Adjective
 * assener:French:Verb:Conjugation FIXME, allow pron=+,asséner
 * at the top of the tree:English:References only in UK dictionary
 * atenn:Haitian Creole:Verb This language section was created using Template:new ht entry
 * atlas:English:Etymology 1:Noun illustrated by Zoran Jevtic
 * -ator:English:Suffix:Related terms The suffix is merely implied in these terms, hence the terms are not derived but merely related; the terms originate from Latin. For example, Latin "cur-o" generates "cur-ator". The term "aviator" seems to not properly belong to this prefix; to be verified.
 * atriz:Portuguese:Pronunciation not with à; confirmed this way by both Infopédia and Priberam
 * attaboy:English:Interjection a.2dog,no?
 * attributif:French:Adjective copulative ?
 * augment:English:Etymology (verb)
 * ausgeben:German:Verb # idiom: "einen ausgeben" = "eine Runde ausgeben" (to offer beer or something similar to a group of friends, colleagues, pub visitors); in Dutch: een rondje geven
 * auxospore:English:Etymology αὐξάνειν: + σπορά:
 * Awat:English:Proper noun likely either an alternate transliteration of or mistaken spelling of Doletbagh
 * -āyuka:Pali:Adjective:Declension TBC!
 * bacheé:Crow:See also other genders
 * back story:English:Noun Agent Lyla: Enough back story!
 * back-up:English:Adjective seems to be attributive rather than adjective
 * baff:English:Etymology 3:Noun blank facial expression? blank disk?
 * Bahrein:Hungarian:Pronunciation Based on Tótfalusi, István. Kiejtési szótár. Budapest: Tinta, 2006.
 * baker:English:Noun from Webster 1913
 * balsam:English:Noun:Related terms from Latin
 * bandare:Cimbrian:Pronoun /bandar?/
 * bandhati:Pali:Verb:Conjugation Translit aid.
 * bare-breasted:English:Adjective:Synonyms invented term to sound less negative in Canada, US?
 * Barlinja:Lower Sorbian:Pronunciation generated by Template:X2IPA
 * baseis:English:Noun [sic]
 * basketry:English:Noun Webster 1913
 * bate:Crow:See also other genders
 * báze:Czech:Noun:Related terms from grc βάσις and βαίνω
 * B|B:Hungarian:Pronunciation
 * B|B:Slovene:Pronunciation
 * bean:English:Noun orig. "the Wooster" said by Wooster about himself
 * béas:Irish:Etymology 1:Noun:Derived terms bad habit; immoral habit, vice
 * be:English:Etymology 1:Verb:Conjugation As it stood, "Let the truth be heard", it could have been interpreted just as validly as a subjunctive. This version eliminates the ambiguity.
 * belap:English:Verb year after author's death
 * Belladonna:English:Proper noun page 244: It was Belladonna now who roused Oliver's compassion [...]
 * beszél:Hungarian:Verb sense II.3. in ÉrtSz.
 * big head:English:Pronunciation bahuvrihi compounds in English receive initial accent
 * bintas:Lithuanian:Noun pleistras?
 * biocoloniality:English:Noun quoted in 2015, Susan E. Bell, Anne E. Figert, Reimagining (Bio)Medicalization, Pharmaceuticals and Genetics: Old Critiques and New Engagements, Routledge (ISBN 9781317643623)
 * biologia:Portuguese:Pronunciation FIXME, Infopédia gives /bjuluˈʒiɐ/ but both Portugal audio pronuns and all four Brazil audio pronuns at Forvo appear to have secondary stress (or at least a separate syllable) on the first 'i'
 * blaadre:Ewe:Numeral do not add non-English translations
 * blah blah:English:See also Similar onomatopoeic origin as meaningless speech.
 * Blechbüchse:German:Noun not necessarily airtight
 * blueism:English:Etymology perh related to "bluestocking"?
 * blues:Hungarian:Noun:Declension does it exist in the plural??
 * boatkeeper:English:Noun Typically, boatkeepers managed their own enterprise, independent of large merchants based in England. A resident boatkeeper who over-wintered in Newfoundland was a planter; a seasonal boatkeeper who returned to England each year was a bye-boat keeper.
 * bokeh:English:Pronunciation *
 * bottled water:English:Noun --
 * bouser:English:Noun (1771–1832)
 * bowl:English:Etymology 2:Verb disputed: #To serve (food).
 * branch:Haitian Creole:Noun This language section was created using Template:new ht entry
 * Brandzeichen:German:Pronunciation *
 * breitheamh:Irish:Noun:Derived terms judge's bench; tribunal
 * bretessé:English:Pronunciation also /bɹəˈtɛˌseɪ/?
 * Brett:English:Etymology 2:Noun or is this indeed also a proper noun?
 * broadleaf:English:Noun:Synonyms from Webster 1913
 * broadsheet:English:See also form of a broadsheet newspaper with the dimensions of a tabloid
 * broast:English:Related terms not derived; see ety
 * broncho-:English:Prefix:Coordinate terms Coordinate beneath a hypernymic noun phrase of airway regions
 * brosder:Old French:Verb or slightly?
 * buirbe:Old Irish:Pronunciation generated by Template:X2IPA
 * bulbus cordis:English:Noun plural is rare because usually unnecessary
 * bushel:English:Noun "box" in US
 * buten:Polish:Noun:Declension nom sg
 * button:English:Etymology 1:Noun but not preflop
 * bwokoli:Haitian Creole:Noun This language section was created using Template:new ht entry
 * cacaseno:Spanish:Etymology Bertoldo, Bertoldino e Cacasenno?
 * cajg:Hungarian:Etymology Pusztai only says "German", but Zeug is a very likely origin, as it means stuff, gear, equipment; material; fabric, clothing, clothes
 * capolista:Italian:Noun "Ciliegie o ciliege" says plural is capolista"
 * caret:English:Etymology 2:Pronunciation per Webster 1913
 * carpasum:Latin:Noun Naturalis Historia 32.58
 * castoreum:English:References not digitized as of 2019, but recensions promise information about the names of the castoreum and its adulteration
 * caucus race:English:Etymology 2:Noun by anon
 * cayenne pepper:English:Etymology various spelt: kyinha, kyynha
 * chachi:Spanish:Etymology Note: Not in cited source
 * Charpy impact test:English:Noun yes, this definition is long, but I don't think I've included anything that's not essential, and there's no Wikipedia article just yet.
 * chaus:English:Etymology 2:Noun OED Online has wrong date ranges, this is from 1893 version
 * chebacco:English:Noun:Usage notes based on Google image search...
 * cheer squad:English:Etymology May seem silly, but this determines where the derived term should go at cheer.
 * chicken wing:English:Noun more detail needed!
 * chierere:Italian:Verb chiedere can have è or é per DiPI but given that this is obsolete I am going with just è, per Treccani and Hoepli
 * 䲆|䲆:Chinese:Etymology 2 《龍龕手鑑·魚部》 穌，穌息也，舒悅也，又死而更生也. 䲆，同上.
 * 𤔔:Chinese:Glyph origin https://xiaoxue.iis.sinica.edu.tw/yanbian?kaiOrder=34741
 * chlorate:English:Noun:Related terms whence "chlorate"
 * -chʼííł:Navajo:Stem WARNING: Do not manually update this page! It is automatically generated based on the root pages
 * circulaire:French:Noun --
 * Citronensäure:German:Noun:Usage notes not in Duden or DWDS
 * clamecer:French:Verb:Conjugation not conjugated je clamèce
 * claviformis:Latin:Etymology see talk page
 * cleché:English:References explicitly recognizes both senses
 * clemente:Portuguese:Pronunciation defeat interpretation of -mente as adverbial
 * clotweed:English:Etymology sic
 * coconut:English:Noun:Derived terms not more SOP than death by cop
 * cocota:Portuguese:Pronunciation FIXME, formerly had /ko.ˈko.ta/ for Brazil but that disagrees with Priberam
 * coctile:English:Adjective:Related terms There are many more related terms.
 * coffee:English:Verb sic
 * collate:English:Verb Semantic relations: There is a sense of the verb "redact" that is synonymous with this sense of the verb "collate", but its currency is tenuous outside of the legal profession; it is marked as "obsolete" at Wiktionary's entry as of this comment's writing.
 * colloco:Latin:Verb:Descendants Prefer displaying them like this to show the order of sound-changes.
 * colophon:English:Noun It generally contains factual information about the book, especially about its production, and includes details about typographic style, the fonts used, the paper used, and perhaps the binding method of the book. Also used in a similar fashion for newspapers, magazines, and academic journals.
 * come:English:Etymology 1:Verb:Related terms merge into the derived terms list if you like
 * comigo-ninguém-pode:Portuguese:Pronunciation the “ninguém” really doesn’t have a stressed syllable
 * complementary angles:English:See also etymology: sine of the complementary angle
 * compransor:Latin:Noun Philippics, 2, 39, 101
 * compression:French:Etymology source: TLFi link below. User:Renard Migrant
 * concept:English:Noun From Webster 1913
 * concretism:English:Etymology concretismo
 * condition:English:Verb Oxford English Dictionary, sense 3: "To subject to something as a condition; to make dependent on a condition to be fulfilled; to make conditional on, upon." The first part is covered in the previous sense here.
 * confuse:English:Verb Chambers 1908
 * cor:Old Occitan:Noun literally "so much I have my heart full of joy"
 * Correia:Portuguese:Pronunciation not with -éia
 * coudiere:English:Pronunciation or /ˌkudˈjɛəɹ/
 * create:English:Verb this is intended to show use with a "complement"
 * creator:English:Pronunciation 3 syllable words !
 * črn:Slovene:Adjective:Inflection also čŕn, čŕna, črnó
 * cróṡ:Romagnol:Pronunciation doesn't work as it puts the stress mark in the wrong place and returns "ṡ", which is not an IPA character, rather than /z/
 * csardas:English:Alternative forms SOED
 * csecs:Hungarian:Noun in the meaning of 'breast', it's considered "régies, ma: durva", i.e. 'dated, today: rude/vulgar', and in the meaning of 'nipple', it's considered "népies", i.e. 'dialectal' https://www.arcanum.hu/hu/online-kiadvanyok/Lexikonok-a-magyar-nyelv-ertelmezo-szotara-1BE8B/cs-22AB7/csecs-22FB2/
 * cuadrillo:Spanish:Noun A weapon
 * cumulus:English:Noun [sic]
 * cycloid:English:Related terms related, but not derived: I think it comes from the French. Paul G, 2005-07-22
 * 'd better:English:Verb Reasons for this entry. 1. Had better is very rarely used in it's full form. 2. Easily misunderstood as contraction of "would better" .. Algrif
 * đá:Vietnamese:Etymology 1 Many of Schuessler's proposed connections between AA and Sinitic seem very dubious, this is one of them.
 * daru:Hungarian:Noun:Declension this latter gives the same result but it is not necessary here
 * David and Goliath mate:English:Noun also verb?
 * Davos:English:Pronunciation Transcription given is "d á v ɔ s". The symbols a and ɔ are equivalent to Wiktionary's /æ/ and /ɒ/; the acute accent is equivalent to the stress symbol ˈ.
 * deity:English:Pronunciation 3 syllable words !
 * deligate:English:Verb sic
 * dem Volk aufs Maul schauen:German:Etymology "man mus die mutter jhm hause/ die kinder auff der gassen/ den gemeinen mā auff dem marckt drumb fragen/ vn̄ den selbigē auff das maul sehen/ wie sie reden/ vnd darnach dolmetzschen/"; Ein sendbrieff D. M. Lutthers. Von Dolmetzscheñ vnd Fürbit der heiligenn. Johann Petreius für Georg Rottmaier [Nürnberg: 1530]. It is held by the Taylor Institution Library (shelf mark: Arch.8o.1530.9). Verzeichnis der im deutschen Sprachbereich erschienenen Drucke des 16. Jahrhunderts (VD 16) reference number: L 5949; a4 verso
 * demokrata:Hungarian:Adjective:Related terms it may be a calque of the German term, just like "szociáldemokrata", so it's probably related, not derived
 * deochea:Romanian:Verb:Conjugation the module can't currently deal with the change from -eo- to -eoa-
 * desenhação:Portuguese:Pronunciation not with des^
 * desenhador:Portuguese:Pronunciation not with des^
 * desesperação:Portuguese:Pronunciation Infopédia says /dəzəʃpərɐˈsɐ̃w̃/ for Portugal
 * desmagnetização:Portuguese:Pronunciation FIXME: Infopédia has /ɛ/ here and in other desmagnet- words, but not in magnet- words
 * dévanágari:Hungarian:Noun:Derived terms the term apparently refers to the script in itself, see e.g. in the "Íráskalauz" link below, so the word "írás" may be omitted after it, which shows that it's a noun here, not an adjective
 * devotee:English:Etymology or from French?
 * DHV:English:Noun bold
 * dies Dominica:Latin:Proper noun:Descendants On account of the /-k-/.
 * dimed:English:Etymology 1:Adjective This one is a mention rather than a use, but I'm including it because it implies this term is older than our oldest cites. Note that we have enough uses to pass CFI.
 * disarmare:Italian:Pronunciation with [z]
 * divan:English:Noun & George Cruikshank (illustrator)
 * diving:English:See also It's not clear whether this is from the noun or the adjective; if anyone can find out which it is from, would they please move it to the appropriate section and then delete this section
 * dochan:Czech:Noun wide letter spacing
 * dorsel:English:Noun which noun sense?
 * Dothraki:English:Proper noun http://www.gazetejo.org/node/2159
 * double negative:English:See also Double negatives are contranymic at the collocational level, which is worth noting here as a see-also ontologic relation even if not otherwise; for example, "ain't nothin" is a contranymic utterance.
 * downshift:English:Verb year after author's death
 * downstream:English:Adjective in human cognitive schemas, notwithstanding any
 * duoden-:English:Prefix:Derived terms All other semantic relations are to be accessed via clickthrough to duodeno-, barring any special circumstances.
 * dwale:English:Etymology 2:Verb Century Dict
 * dwangburcht:Dutch:Etymology The Dutch word seems to appear for the first time in a translation of a German novel.-
 * dykey:English:Adjective We are made to feel that this is the sordid inside story of girls getting together, and
 * -dzih:Navajo:Stem WARNING: Do not manually update this page! It is automatically generated based on the root pages
 * eathly:English:Adverb obsolete?
 * egyenlőtlenség:Hungarian:Noun uncountable in the first sense, countable in the second
 * -ei:Hungarian:Suffix this cannot have a plural sense unless "önök" or "maguk" is supplied
 * Einfüßigkeit:German:Pronunciation *
 * ekvátor:Czech:Noun:Related terms from La aequus
 * Elfeckpyramiden:German:Pronunciation *
 * emendo:Latin:Verb:Descendants verb
 * endomicroscopy:English:Noun:Hypernyms Regarding microendoscopy and endomicroscopy: the fact that one is hypernymic to the other rather than synonymous is idiomatic, via history of technology and terminology, albeit not etymonic
 * endosexism:English:Noun neologism?
 * enne:Finnish:Noun:Related terms probably
 * entbrennen:German:Further reading Because this verb has both a vowel change and -te/-t endings in past forms
 * entrail:English:Etymology 1:Verb modernized spelling, should be corrected
 * Entwässerungsanlage:German:Pronunciation *
 * envelope:English:Etymology 1:Noun e.g. email, SOAP
 * envision:English:Further reading absent in Webster 1913 and Century 1911
 * epistoler:English:Noun both senses
 * epizoon:English:Noun This sense appears to be outdated.
 * erbaş:Turkish:Etymology to replace what?
 * ered:Hungarian:Etymology 1:Verb:Derived terms "bele" could be included too, but it is not listed in Nagyszótár, so I omitted it
 * Eridanus:Latin:Proper noun:Descendants Or does this come from Ancient Greek?
 * error:English:Verb [sic.]
 * Ersetzung:German:Pronunciation *
 * -ese:English:Suffix:Usage notes if substantially revising these notes, take a look also at
 * esguarer:Middle French:Verb perhaps too literal, revise if you wish to
 * E@SideNeckhigh-PalmAcross-E@SideNeckhigh-PalmAcross E@SideNeckhigh-PalmForward-E@SideNeckhigh-PalmForward:American Sign Language:Etymology, using a movement similar to the ASL sign Handshape@Location-Facing...:. Imitative of...
 * estrangulador:Spanish:Noun is this sense technical, Latin-America-only, or nonstandard?
 * estratehiya:Tagalog:Further reading typo
 * etidye:Haitian Creole This section was created using Template:new ht entry.
 * Eusebius:English:Noun page break here in the source
 * expect:English:Verb:Derived terms pregnancy
 * facetiae:English:Noun Chambers 1908 says it's an old booksellers' term
 * fakutya:Hungarian:Further reading perhaps not the same thing, though (?)
 * fall:English:Etymology 1:See also waterfall
 * fanny:English:Etymology 1:Noun Compare hiney or tush.
 * fart:English:Noun:Synonyms Noun only or also a verb? slang, euphemism, both?
 * fas:Hlai:Etymology 2
 * félin:French:Noun:Derived terms "big cats" — the lions and tigers and such
 * fenocchio:English:Noun page break in source
 * ferida:Portuguese:Pronunciation FIXME, does 'firida' need a qualifier?
 * festinha:Portuguese:Etymology 2:Pronunciation FIXME, I don't believe this
 * fetid:English:Noun please check
 * fiducia:Latin:Noun:Descendants That is what the FEW says ('altoberitalienisch'). Not entirely clear what language it refers to.
 * file:English:Etymology 3:Verb:Derived terms
 * flick:English:Verb:Related terms this is the same as "flick" but the movement is repeated
 * Flunder:German:Etymology Kluge mentions a 16th-century source that calls it an English word. However, it doesn't say whether this source is northern German. If not, it wouldn't mean much.
 * flush:English:Etymology 2:Adjective i.e. money
 * folgenschwer:German:Pronunciation *
 * forcyrring:Old English:Noun FIXME, put main form at forċierring
 * fornacite:English:Noun (containing arsenic, chromium, copper, hydrogen, lead, and oxygen),
 * fort:Old French:Adjective feminine citation of fort, 'la nef ert fort'...
 * four foot:English:Etymology 1:Noun publisher not known by Google Books
 * fournir:French:Verb:Derived terms Nothing to do with furniture
 * frape:Haitian Creole:Verb This language section was created using Template:new ht entry
 * freak:English:Etymology 1:Noun (but cites 1971 source)
 * free fall:English:Noun Note: not an adjective or verb
 * friendless:English:Pronunciation not just pin-pen
 * Frisian:English:Proper noun percent? wow. hehe
 * FTSE:English:Pronunciation do not add a length mark to the i as it is unstressed and final
 * fucking A:English:Alternative forms erroneous??
 * funeralist:English:Noun ?
 * fuss:English:Derived terms or does it always/sometimes have a comma?
 * gadrabha:Pali:Etymology sensu latiore
 * gainithir:Old Irish:Verb:Inflection sic
 * galoche:French:Etymology 1 If someone wants to expand on that...
 * gálvát:Northern Sami:Verb fi: istua tai maata kuivakkana
 * gaslight:English:Etymology 2 Provide this obvious pathway for users to get from here to that info, and thus do not fork it here.
 * Gelbstoff:German:Noun zum [...]
 * gemish:English:Noun see quotes for one with a plural
 * general line:English:Noun 中站煤礦人民公社
 * geometric series:English:Noun plural is the same as the singular
 * get medieval:English:Verb:See also Not every English-language listener or reader, including ESL learners and other learners, recognizes the metonymic senses (including the reflexive subsenses) of and ; it is worth providing a gloss of those here.
 * get outside:English:Verb title? date?
 * ghetto fabulous:English:Adjective:Usage notes It's not a representative sample at all, just all of b.g.c.'s cite-able pre-2002 hits, plus its first three 2002 hits. It might be worth the effort to select a more representative sample.
 * gists:English:Noun "Quailes", sic
 * glý:Old Norse:Noun:Declension strong a-stem
 * golly:English:Etymology 1:Interjection ch. VIII
 * grammaticalize:English (still also found as a content verb in English in phrases like "do what you will")
 * grand slam:English:Noun Hand?! One ROUND.
 * gremolata:English:Etymology Found a few hits for a supposed 'gremolare' meaning 'to hack, chop' but not sure if legit. 0 gremolare hits on Italian n-grams for what it's worth, in any conjugated form.
 * grob:Slovene:Noun:Inflection locative singular also gróbu, locative plural also grobéh
 * grootheid:Dutch "Grootheid" redirects there
 * Großherzigkeit:German:Pronunciation *
 * grotesque:English:Adjective better presented as cot than syn (despite semantic overlap) because contranymic in some ways (bad-complicated vs good-complicated)
 * gumma:English:Noun:Derived terms sic: not "hepatitis"
 * gunneress:English:Noun arguably "machine-gunneress"
 * Gushi:English:Proper noun 淮濱
 * Gusii:English:Proper noun:Synonyms language or people?
 * gyey:Lashi:References "There are four existing reports on Lacid phonology, all with differences in aspects of the phonological analysis. This paper examines and compares those previous studies, followed by the author[']s own phonological analysis of the Lacid language."
 * hake:English:Etymology 3:Noun Michigan
 * half shell:English:Alternative forms I don't see any pattern for when it is hyphenated or not - adjective use is supposed to be hyphenated, but these exist as set-phrases?
 * hal:Hungarian:Etymology 2:Verb:Derived terms behal: "Pista köszön, indul tovább, / Fölkeresi ménes-lovát; / Juci csak úgy néz utána / Míg behal az éjtszakába." (Arany János) + modern senses
 * halse:English:Etymology 2:Verb Prior edit:And therewithall Sir Trystrames rode forth sore wounded to the lady [...]; and there she welcomed hym fayre, and eyther halsed other in armys.
 * hand in glove:English:Alternative forms dated, found in e.g. J. H. Newman
 * handegg:English:Noun http://query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=9407E0D7123EE733A2575AC0A9679D946897D6CF
 * hand-hole:English:Noun:Derived terms the cover of a hand-hole.
 * handtruck:Swedish:Noun:Synonyms not in SAOL, not in SAOB
 * hangoverish:English:Adjective entire paragraph and most of page italicised in original
 * ħarb:Maltese:Noun feminine in Arabic, but my only Maltese example that showed gender, was masculine
 * hard:English:Adjective:Derived terms In terms of the form "hard-" + participle, "hard" is generally the adverb
 * hat:English:Etymology 1:Noun three ells sic
 * Haushaltsänderung:German:Pronunciation *
 * héliochromie:French:Pronunciation second pronun per frwikt
 * helyben:Hungarian:Noun:Derived terms not "Compound words" as a compound cannot be separated
 * hen:Norwegian Nynorsk:Etymology 1:Adverb This could be elaborated greatly. Confer with Danish entry.
 * Herunterstufung:German:Pronunciation *
 * hétérochromosome:French:Pronunciation second pronun per frwikt
 * hexamerous:English:Adjective:Coordinate terms Coordinate via -merous
 * ḫm:Egyptian:Proper noun 2
 * hòltz:Cimbrian:Noun /ˈhɔlts/
 * homœophony:English:Noun [sic]
 * höoban:Cimbrian:Verb /ˈhøːban/
 * horrible:Middle English this Middle English entry was created using Template:new enm entry
 * hosanna:English:Pronunciation Not sure if the pronunciation difference is a US-Canada/UK or a Protestant-Catholic distinction, but the /ɑ/ pronunciation is at least used by Catholics in Canada
 * ḥpt:Egyptian:Verb 6
 * ḫt:Egyptian:Etymology 4:Noun 55
 * Huaning:English:Proper noun 松子场
 * hundsmüde:German:Etymology categorizing into terms prefixed with hunde- instead
 * húr:Hungarian:Noun:Derived terms to make a conflict more bitter by insistence
 * hydroxide:English:Noun encyclopedic info: The hydroxides of metals are typically formed by the action of water on the oxide.
 * hyldo:Old English:Noun FIXME, put main form under hyldu
 * hyperkalemia:English:Noun:Coordinate terms types of biometallic cation excess in blood
 * hysteria:English:Noun:Usage notes e.g., Stedman's; Maggio
 * ḫꜣm:Egyptian:Verb 87
 * i stedet for:Danish:Preposition:Usage notes In some dialects, perhaps?
 * iced out:English:Adjective --
 * idiomatic:English:Noun italics in original
 * iglu:Hungarian:Etymology ÉKSz.
 * ihcihui:Classical Nahuatl:Verb sic
 * i|i:Latvian:Pronunciation 2
 * ikaz etmek:Turkish:Verb:Conjugation returns etiyor for ediyor
 * il:Old French:Etymology 2:Pronoun the verb is in the third-person plural which is why we know this is a plural
 * ilio-:English:Prefix:Usage notes The spellings are kept differentiated in modern medical usage.
 * incubus:Latin:Noun De Civitate Dei (City of God), 15, 23
 * indemnification:English:Pronunciation generated by Template:X2IPA
 * inelástico:Portuguese:Pronunciation FIXME, elástico has èlástico per our pronun but not Infopédia
 * inivèsite:Haitian Creole:Noun This language section was created using Template:new ht entry
 * intervals:English:Pronunciation generated by Template:X2IPA
 * irreplaceable:English:Adjective i.e. not just batteries that physically cannot be replaced, but usually sentimental things like family photos
 * is:Hungarian:Adverb https://www.nyest.hu/hirek/a-kottazo-gorogok "A magyarban simulószó például az is, az -e és a névelők. Ezt néha egybeírás is jelöli: úgyis, máris, néha viszont nem: végül is."
 * Italianate:English:Adjective Fancy old house in Charleston South Carolina
 * jamb:English:Noun:Alternative forms maybe other senses too
 * JAPH:English:Noun usually with that comma
 * Jedburgh:English:Pronunciation silent gh???
 * -jeik:Hungarian:Suffix i.e., not "ők"
 * Jennifer:English:Etymology, equivalent to gwen, meaning fair, white, and [g]hwyf[ar], meaning smooth
 * Jiyuan:English:Proper noun 沁河
 * jkn:Egyptian:Noun 1.6
 * -jooł:Navajo:Stem WARNING: Do not manually update this page! It is automatically generated based on the root pages
 * jötte:Hungarian:Noun:Declension see the link below
 * joune:Afrikaans please insert the rfc and other tags here
 * Kabluna:German:Noun the genitive is unattested!
 * kaima:Finnish:Etymology Finno-Samic
 * Kajak:German:Noun:Declension -e mentioned only by DWDS, not Duden or Pons
 * kandi kid:English:Noun quoted in van Wormer & Davis, Addiction Treatment https://books.google.com/books?id=i-G5DQAAQBAJ&pg=PA120&dq=kandi
 * kapp:English:Etymology Probably via German, a variety of Low German, or a related language.
 * karaeng:Makasar:References |jstor=27864268
 * kardal:Hungarian:Noun https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antigone_(Sophocles_play)#Synopsis
 * kardoes:Dutch:Etymology 3:Noun in the Eastern Netherlands also a "hellhound, black dog"? -
 * kas:Cebuano:Adjective Template needed
 * kausi:Finnish:Etymology Finno-Samic
 * keeill:English:Noun possibly specifically the period of Celtic dominance of the Isle of Man
 * keeve:English:Etymology from (Macdonald, A. M., ed. (1972) Chambers Twentieth Century Dictionary; new ed. Edinburgh: Chambers; p. 719) Webster's 1913 gives this: [AS. c<?/f, fr. L. cupa a tub, cask; also, F. cuve . Cf. Kive, Coop.] <- see http://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/world/readfile?pageno=8406&fk_files=36393
 * Kensbarg:German Low German:References cites an earlier work by Boldt
 * khắp:Vietnamese:Etymology 2 The most likely explaination is that it was borrowed from a word that looks something like *xiɁ or *kʰiɁ
 * kijelöl:Hungarian:Verb bűnbaknak jelöl ki, útvonalként jelöl ki, utódjául jelöl ki
 * Kizilsu:English This level of detail is needed because it's a big map with rarely discussed terminology on it, and the page doesn't give any coordinates for this river. If a casual reader wanted to find this, it would be hard.
 * kıllık:Turkish:Pronunciation *
 * kleptomaniac:English:Noun ch. XII
 * km:Egyptian:Etymology 1:Verb 128
 * kolaka:Pali:References For gender.
 * kolo:Slovene:Etymology 1:Noun:Inflection koló, kolésa, kolésa
 * 떡국:Korean:Noun soup?
 * kötött:Hungarian:Adjective it refers to a type of things, not only a result of the action of knitting, so it can be an adjective
 * Krankenhausapothekerinnen:German:Pronunciation *
 * krüsch:German:Adjective no attested comparative/superlative forms
 * ktt:Egyptian:Noun possibly should be a louse glyph
 * Kuboktaeder:German:Noun:Declension masculine not in DWDS or Duden but relatively common per User:Fytcha
 * külön:Hungarian:Adjective even if "különb" historically derives from "külön", "külön" is not comparable in its current meaning; it could be "elkülönültebb" or some other paraphrasis
 * kumbha:Pali:Etymology sensu latiore
 * kun pilliin vihelletään:Finnish:Phrase aamukampa.fi
 * Kurmandschi:German:Proper noun use
 * kyarn't:English:Verb ?
 * laboratórium:Hungarian:Noun:Related terms not derived, as it came from German
 * lactic acid:English:Noun:Synonyms archaic synonym, I think; MIGHT be something different
 * Lake of the Woods:English:Proper noun or a group of?
 * langy:Hungarian:Adjective:Declension http://corpus.nytud.hu/cgi-bin/e-szokincs/alaktan?lemma=langy
 * leachour:English:Noun the page incorrectly says II
 * leac:Irish:Noun:Derived terms pay (someone) off
 * leam:English:Etymology 2:See also very similar, don’t know if related
 * legal:English:Adjective It's not quite clear what this means. "Within the confines of law" is the sense below; "pertaining to law" is the one above. Quotations, examples?
 * létrejött:Hungarian:Participle:Related terms not a derived term as it has the noun-forming suffix -t/-tt + possessive
 * letter:English:Etymology 1:Noun:Related terms Terms etymologically related to letter
 * Letter:German:References Add verifiable references here to show where you found the word in use.
 * lett:Hungarian:Etymology 2:Verb:Usage notes "ellett volna", "hátralett volna", "meglett volna", "odalett volna" etc.
 * -leʼ:Navajo:Stem WARNING: Do not manually update this page! It is automatically generated based on the root pages
 * l-għodwa t-tajba:Maltese:Alternative forms necessary with the rural pronunciation, but also otherwise still possible
 * licence to print money:English:Noun not attributed
 * -líísh:Navajo:Stem WARNING: Do not manually update this page! It is automatically generated based on the root pages
 * linea:Latin:Noun:Descendants English? Romance?
 * lionet:English:Noun Add any additions (translations, etc) to "lion cub"
 * liquid document:English:Noun source??
 * lis:Haitian Creole:Noun This language section was created using Template:new ht entry
 * litany:English:Noun:Derived terms the common formula "Kyrie eleison, Christe eleison, Kyrie eleison"
 * local:English:Noun Webster 1913
 * logos:Czech:Noun:Related terms from AGr. λόγος or λέγω
 * long:English:Etymology 2:Adverb OK to use "long" in this definition, as here it is an adjective
 * loot:English:Etymology 2 not Urdu, per OED
 * Lööv:Central Franconian:Noun:Synonyms The form "Daachboddem" unfortunately given under https://www.koelsch-akademie.de/veroeffentlichungen/online-woerterbuch is entirely made up
 * low key:English:Noun really a noun?
 * lower surgery:English:Noun text added in original
 * lowke:Middle English:Etymology 2:Noun - pl. unatested -
 * łuucmaa:Nootka also łuučmaa?
 * LW:English:Noun often politically, but also sometimes in reference to animal wings
 * Lyydia:Finnish:Proper noun from "hoito", could be a couple different things
 * macchi:English:Etymology Hindi?
 * máilbmi:Northern Sami:Noun:Inflection need to find a way to indicate the split between the words
 * maintain:English:Verb:Related terms Strictly speaking, maintainer is derived in Old French, hence only related in English
 * major arcana:English:Noun encarta says this is a plural of "arcanum" but also has its own plural "arcanas"
 * Malabar:English:Proper noun:Derived terms formerly Argyreia malabarica; now probably Hewittia malabarica?
 * malihini:Hawaiian:Etymology Lots of dictionaries already have the word.
 * Mal:German:Etymology 1:Noun:Derived terms with numerals and -ig
 * Malteserorden:German:Pronunciation *
 * mama:Tagalog:Etymology 3:Pronunciation
 * mangonium:Latin:Etymology Source does not outright specify the suffix -ium, but suggests (see second footnote) that mangonium is an abstract-noun derivative from mango, and that -ium was the intended suffix seems safe to assume.
 * manke:Haitian Creole:Verb This language section was created using Template:new ht entry
 * martir:Middle English this Middle English entry was created using Template:new enm entry
 * material:English:Pronunciation 4 syllable words !
 * Mauschel:German:Noun most German Jews did not speak Yiddish in modern times
 * Mayfair:English:Proper noun:Derived terms as given in Infoplease
 * meesi:Yao:References class?
 * megáll:Hungarian:Verb  végig kitartva, helytállva győzelmesen visel el; kiáll. Megállja a (tűz)próbát. Nincs, ki megállja szemét s hademésztő karja csapásit. (Vörösmarty Mihály)
 * melange:English:Noun:Synonyms cannot be used with "of": oddments, odds and ends
 * meltingness:English:Noun so probably first published earlier
 * memme:Cimbrian:Contraction /mem?/
 * meneszt:Hungarian:Etymology NB: neither Gerstner, nor Zaicz agrees with Eőry about its derivation from "menik"
 * menta:Latin:Etymology 1:Noun:Descendants might not belong here
 * metadiegetic:English:Etymology possibly coined by Gerard Genette, c. 1980
 * metr-:English:Prefix:Derived terms All other semantic relations are to be accessed via clickthrough to metro-, barring any special circumstances.
 * microendoscopy:English:Noun:Hyponyms Regarding microendoscopy and endomicroscopy: The fact that one is hypernymic to the other rather than synonymous is idiomatic, via history of technology and terminology, albeit not etymonic
 * migrace:Czech:Noun:Related terms from La migro
 * Mikael:Finnish:Proper noun a somewhat tacky translation, but I cannot find the context and this one is hard to translate without any.
 * milord:English:Etymology 3 Etymologies 1 and 2
 * mind one's own business:English:Verb:Derived terms a plant
 * mindegyiktek:Hungarian:Pronoun from "mindegyik"
 * mindirigiu:Romanian:Etymology Most likely the apparently unattested مندرجی derived from مندر.
 * Mischief Night:English:Proper noun:Synonyms the spelling Goosy is app. unattested
 * misconduct:English:Etymology 2:Verb not "misconduct oneself", but intransitive??
 * misconstruance:English:Noun sic
 * Misi:Hungarian:Etymology when there are other examples as well for "-si", the category "Hungarian proper noun clippings suffixed with -si" can be created
 * Mitra:English:Etymology 1:Proper noun sic
 * mitta:Finnish:Etymology Northern Finnic
 * mixxonehuatl:Classical Nahuatl:Noun:Derived terms " + -yōtl + tlāza
 * mizik:Haitian Creole:Noun This language section was created using Template:new ht entry
 * mɨnib:Meta':References also Blench's Momo work
 * m':Haitian Creole:Pronoun This language section was created using Template:new ht entry
 * modelicious:English:Adjective stop spambots
 * Mohammedanism:English:Alternative forms in descending order of commonness
 * more:Middle English:Etymology 2:Pronunciation Is the latter form from OE mŏre?
 * morje:Slovene:Noun:Inflection morjé, morjé, morjá, all others as above
 * most már:Hungarian:Alternative forms currently 704,000 results for this solid form in Google
 * Muhammadanize:English:Alternative forms even more than the lemma
 * Muhammad:English:Proper noun:Alternative forms not sorted based on commonness yet:
 * multicolored:English:Adjective:Synonyms including near-synoyms
 * musikant:Afrikaans:Etymology From.
 * muslin:English:Noun Its use for cotton is modern; the word linen in bedlinens [sic] is the clue.
 * mz:Egyptian:Verb 175
 * mꜣꜥt:Egyptian:Noun 24
 * nałpa:Lower Sorbian:Pronunciation generated by Template:X2IPA
 * ná:Irish:Etymology 1:Conjunction that...not.
 * natroalunite:English:Noun Synonym of almeriite, alumian, alumianite, soda-alunite
 * ncane:Swazi:Adjective:Inflection HL
 * neckplate:English:Noun Japanese, European, etc
 * neotology:English:Noun or probably a misspelling/error?
 * neuropathy:English:Noun An instance of the idiomatic reality by which natural language uses some words that have obvious etymonic hypernymic potential as nonetheless usually meaning more specifically the principal hyponymic concept.
 * nhà:Vietnamese:Etymology Chrau ɲiː, Mūöt nyī and the likes are unrelated.
 * niggard:English:Noun CITATION NEEDED FOR
 * -niih:Navajo:Stem WARNING: Do not manually update this page! It is automatically generated based on the root pages
 * nincompoop:English:Noun |page=143
 * noli-me-tangere:English:Noun sic
 * nolle prosequi:English:Noun book has italic
 * non-negative:English:Adjective:Antonyms Note: "non-positive" is not used, and is NOT an antonym in any case, as it would mean "negative or zero", which is not the mathematical opposite of "positive or zero"
 * noot:Dutch:Etymology 1:Noun:Compounds *noot
 * Noreia:Latin:Proper noun Gallic War Book 1 Chapter 5
 * novembro:Portuguese:Pronunciation FIXME: Formerly had nóvêmbro as second Brazil pronunciation
 * nukleus:Czech:Noun:Related terms from La nucleus
 * oarlock:English:Etymology WikiMedia:Image:Hankain.jpg not sure how to link pics :-(
 * Obolus:German:Noun:Usage notes Google Books
 * ocelocopileh:Classical Nahuatl:Noun probably "cap" was meant
 * okāsakamma:Pali:Noun:Declension Uncritically copied from kamma.
 * on top of:English:Preposition this is not strictly idiomatic, but does use top in an obsolete sense
 * onder de loep nemen:Dutch:Etymology perhaps thence?
 * ongeancyrring:Old English:Noun FIXME, put main form at onġēanċierring
 * open-chain:English:Adjective as in a typical aliphatic compound?
 * opposit:English:Verb see C&D Supp, Vol V, page 4131
 * osztva:Hungarian:Participle "oszt" or "osztás" needs categorization instead
 * own:English:Etymology 2:Verb:Derived terms sic
 * óz:Hungarian:Further reading "óz svéd, földr a gleccsermorénák peremén felgyülemlett kavicsból/homokból kialakult hosszan elnyúló gát alakú képződmény"
 * pagi:Esperanto:Verb #:
 * papa:Yoruba:Pronunciation
 * paraph:English:Noun more pix: https://books.google.de/books?id=wUh3CgAAQBAJ&pg=PA27
 * parsia:Finnish:Etymology 1 *parsidak or *parcidak?
 * patikil:Haitian Creole:Noun This language section was created using Template:new ht entry
 * pay:English:Etymology 1:Verb:Hyponyms These “pay|” terms are included here because not just derived, but also hyponyms
 * pedopathy:English:Noun section title
 * penny dreadful:English:Noun:See also Similar etymology, from a coin.
 * pentagone:French:Pronunciation per frwikt
 * perfidious:English:Adjective -1590s-
 * perforte:Esperanto:Adverb by force
 * periapsis:English:Noun:Related terms Please do not restore "pericytherion" as this was a term invented by a Wikipedia user in the early 00s and has no independent use. Thank you.
 * perispomenon:English:References Pagination is continuous; the split between §§ O and P is as subtle and understated as one can get.
 * pessa:Pali:References For gender
 * petty:Hungarian:Noun:Derived terms is it derived? |pettyeget
 * Phaedriades:English:Pronunciation generated by Template:X2IPA
 * phanaticism:English:Noun [sic]
 * piagere:Italian:Verb exists only in the infinitive and present participle
 * pipāsā:Pali:Etymology sensu latiore.
 * piperonyl:English:Pronunciation also /ˈpɪp.əɹ.ə.nɪl/ ?
 * Piratin:German:Noun:Synonyms sense 1
 * pirogue:English:Noun Specifically, a flat-bottom boat made out of a four-foot by eight-foot piece of plywood, the bottom being a two-foot eight-inch-wide eight-foot-long pointed-end lengthwise-centered oval cut from the piece, and the boat's sides being the two remaining pieces attached lengthwise to the outside edges of the oval.
 * plain:English:Etymology 2:Alternative forms in Webster 1913
 * police:English:Pronunciation 2 syllable words !
 * polish:English:Verb:Derived terms polish again
 * polonium:English:Noun:Related terms after which polonium is named
 * po:Tapachultec:References A.?
 * pornographico-devotional:English:Adjective sc.: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Golden_Ass
 * pornophobia:English:Noun --
 * pound sign:English:Noun Note: "pound sign" is not a name for lb, as this is an abbreviation rather than a symbol
 * P-:English:Prefix:Derived terms
 * præcise:English:Adjective [sic]
 * predicative case:English:Noun googleid=ae54e1393dd24864/40baa33375b92af9
 * preexamine:English:Alternative forms preëxamine| only found two sources using it as a verb
 * prendre parti:French:Verb - If translation is revised, please also revise at entries for aviser, ressenti
 * prendre:Old French:Verb first-person subjunctive present singular
 * prissy:English:Adjective:Derived terms backformation
 * pr:Egyptian:Noun 158
 * Pruce:Middle English:Proper noun:Descendants apparently NOT 'Prussia', which was reborrowed directly from Latin
 * pseudoerythrocytosis:English:Noun:Coordinate terms Coordinate under a hypernymic noun phrase of spurious appearance of meaningful blood cell count derangements
 * Psyche:English:Proper noun:Derived terms = cheval glass
 * pt:Swedish:Noun:Declension template doesn't support colons
 * pumpa:Hungarian:Noun based on A magyar nyelv értelmező szótára
 * puññābhisanda:Pali:References For etymology
 * puree:English:Etymology 2:Alternative forms AHD 1st, Encarta 2nd
 * putël:Unami:Etymology more plausible phonetically, suggesting the English term at least influenced it
 * qewl:English:Etymology 2:Noun Earliest Internet Archive capture
 * QEW:English pronounced as Q. E. W.
 * quadrille:English:Etymology 2:Noun isn't it uncountable? "drawn on quadrille"?
 * raceme:English:Pronunciation generated by Template:X2IPA
 * raggeder:English:Adjective:Usage notes according to raw counts at Google books
 * rebuker:Old French:Verb http://www.anglo-norman.net/kwic-start.shtml?session=S3147941330798929
 * red string of fate:English:Etymology Chinese is apparently just 紅線 "red string", which doesn't account for "of fate"
 * refer:English:Etymology 1:Verb refer TO??
 * re-form:English:Verb:Usage notes ?
 * rejaillir:French:Verb:Conjugation not irregular
 * reklamieren:German:Pronunciation generated by Template:X2IPA
 * religion:English:See also Let’s only use terms that aren’t specific to a particular religion or category of religions (except such general categories as "organized religions"). Priest, monk, or nun are applied to many different religions.
 * repo:Haitian Creole This language section was created using Template:new ht entry
 * reprann:Haitian Creole This language section was created using Template:new ht entry
 * retour:English:Noun:Derived terms adjective
 * retratação:Portuguese:Pronunciation not with -tràt-
 * reuna:Finnish:Etymology *breuna
 * rhabdom:English:See also possibly same thing, can't tell
 * Rhodanian:English:Adjective brackets in original
 * ricat:Turkish:Noun definite accusative is irregular; both -ler and -lar are used for plural
 * richerere:Italian:Verb richiedere can have è or é per DiPI but given that this is obsolete I am going with just è, per Treccani and Hoepli
 * riuku:Finnish:Etymology *þreugǭ
 * Romanophile:English:Noun sic italics
 * rovina:Czech:Noun no idea which def to take; let the fragments of example sentences below do the job
 * RSVP:English:Etymology 2:Noun so which is it?
 * Ruanda:Portuguese:Pronunciation FIXME, Infopédia only has /ʀwɐ̃ˈdeʃ/ for ruandês
 * Ruderwettkampf:German:Pronunciation *
 * rukodzi:Shona:Noun unsure of correct plural
 * rundarkiv:Swedish:Noun:Synonyms References? Neither in SAOL nor SAOB
 * rutherfordium:English:Noun:Related terms unit of radioactive decay
 * sabotage:English:Verb this is actually a possessive apostrophe, courtesy of Drach's sometimes-complex sentence structures
 * Saint-Domingue:English:Pronunciation also |/sæn doʊ.mɪŋ/ ?
 * sajtó:Hungarian:Noun countable in the first two senses; mostly uncountable in the second two
 * sandbird:English:Noun needs more detail/explanation
 * Sandschichten:German:Pronunciation *
 * Santana wind:English:Etymology, possibly from vientos de Sanatanas:, in turn thought to be a translation of native names for the same winds.
 * Sappho:Latin:Proper noun c
 * scenist:English:Noun Google snippet unclear
 * Schiefergrau:German:Pronunciation *
 * Schnalle:German:References meaning: “Vulva, Frau, Prostituierte”. Also “Angeberei (Teenager-Slang)”.
 * schod:Slovak:Noun:Declension
 * scimitar:English:Noun Webster 1913; a separate sense
 * scrag:English:Noun which sense?
 * scribing block:English:Alternative forms less common in Google Books
 * secondhand:English:See also second-hand experience
 * seed:English:Etymology 2:Verb found in Southern US black speech, and probably also elsewhere
 * seedy:English:Adjective Webster 1913
 * Selbstheirat:German:Noun = Buk- kel
 * sepose:English:Verb Easter Day
 * serpiente:Spanish:Noun can someone elaborate on where this distinction is made?
 * serveren:Dutch:Etymology probably via French
 * seti:Pali:Etymology sensu latiore
 * severalize:English:Verb Practical Works
 * sex work:English:Noun --
 * sextilhão:Portuguese:Pronunciation -x- is -ch- automatically as in expressão
 * Shetlandsöarna:Swedish:Pronunciation source: https://youtu.be/OITT3L1MJ9c?t=672
 * shop steal:English:Alternative forms gets fewer hits but on more official looking pages
 * short story:English:Pronunciation 3 syllable words !
 * Síle:Irish:Proper noun:Derived terms heron
 * sill:English:Etymology 1:Noun in earth-fast construction
 * sitten:Low German:Verb:Conjugation * second person singular imperative: sitt (sit) --  just a guessing
 * skála:Czech:Noun:Declension a bit harder to automate because of the short "a" in some of the inflected forms
 * skin back:English:Verb page break in source
 * SK:English:Phrase italics in original
 * skꜣ:Egyptian:Verb 2
 * slipper:English:Noun emically usually coordinate rather than synonymous or hyponymous
 * smokefall:English:Noun PLEASE SEE DISCUSSION PAGE ABOUT SOURCES AND UNCERTAINTIES
 * snap:English:Noun details needed
 * software:English:Noun:Derived terms in sense "class of software"
 * søge om:Danish:Verb This is apparently a real thing.
 * sólet:Hungarian:Noun:Declension cf. http://corpus.nytud.hu/cgi-bin/e-szokincs/alaktan?lemma=s%F3let
 * somer:Middle English this Middle English entry was created using Template:new enm entry
 * sor9ry:Chinese:Pronunciation ,so1 gau1 ri4
 * Speisegaststätte:German:Pronunciation *
 * spelling alphabet:English:Noun:Hyponyms For NATO members, the older ones are dated
 * Spike:English:Etymology 1:Proper noun not a "given name", I suppose
 * springiness:English:Noun elasticity; the ability to bounce back after compression.
 * SSADM:English:Noun or proper noun?
 * stage screw:English:Noun The aggressive thread held very well in stage surfaces but created a large hole that could not be reused and often needed to be drilled out and filled with hardwood dowels. The likeness of the stage screw is now used to mark a call for "old school" technical theater excellence. Was replaced by using an Improved stage screw, which is a triangular headed bolt that screwed into a threaded insert that could be reused in a stage surface.
 * stair railings:English:See also The complete system of railings and spindles that prevent people from fallings over the edge of a staircase.
 * stp:Egyptian:Etymology 1:Noun 25
 * substanziell:German:Adjective not used for "large": "ein substanzieller Gewinn" is not simply "a large gain", but "a decisive gain", one of fundamental importance
 * summer:English:Etymology 1:Noun:Derived terms adverb
 * suta:Romanian:Adjective "a o suta" is the more common form but the template doesn't support this
 * sweetfulness:English:Noun sic
 * swough:Middle English:Etymology ME pronunciation would be /swux/ or /swɔx/
 * syans:Haitian Creole This section was created using Template:new ht entry.
 * szabadság:Hungarian:Noun per Magyar értelmező kéziszótár
 * szám:Hungarian:Etymology 1:Noun:Derived terms emberszámba, gyerekszámba; csodaszámba, meglepetésszámba etc., see them listed at "számba" in comments
 * szentségtelenít:Hungarian:Verb it used to occur without a verbal prefix: "Sokkal jobban tisztelem Vörösmartyt, hogysem középszerű tirádákkal… szentségtelenítsem sírját." (Arany János)
 * szóvégmutató:Hungarian:Adjective other examples based on Google: szóvégmutató kézikönyv, szóvégmutató névjegyzék, szóvégmutató jegyzék
 * sꜣḥ:Egyptian:Verb 102
 * taaja:Finnish:Etymology *tankja-
 * tagarnina:Spanish:Etymology Dallet Dictionnaire kabyle-français 679a “tête’s d’artichauts”
 * Tagesurlaub:German:Pronunciation *
 * talking point:English:Noun was "Mr Travers"
 * talk:English:Etymology 2:Noun also elsewhere?
 * tappan:Maltese:Etymology One source compares Sicilian "tappari, ntappanari", but doesn't say what they mean. The older dictionaries give a totally different sense, namely "trample, flatten, level"
 * Tatbestände:German:Pronunciation *
 * tavarnar:Cimbrian:Noun /ˈtabarnar/
 * terebratula:English:Noun:Related terms noun and adjective, probably synonym of this
 * terrace:English:Noun:See also almost a synonym in some usage, but subtly distinct
 * text:English:Pronunciation 1 syllable words !
 * theocrasy:English:Noun:Usage notes [sic]
 * tien:Old French:Adjective:Usage notes Chanson de Roland, mien swapped with tien
 * tiss:Cimbrian:Noun /tis/
 * ti:Hungarian:Etymology 2:Noun:Declension esm_sg: "ezt a hangot nem fogadom el ti(-)ül"
 * tízezres:Hungarian:Noun "tízezerforintos" is written as one word when referring to the banknote, based on "húszezerforintos bankjegy" at "bankjegy", "kétezerforintos bankjegy" at "forintos", and "tízezerforintos (bankjegy)" at "tízezer" in Magyar helyesírási szótár (Akadémiai, 2017), see also these entries and "ötszázforintos" at https://helyesiras.szotar.org/
 * TMBG:English Long comment to avoid listing at Special:Short pages ................................................................................................................................
 * Tocharian:English:Pronunciation generated by Template:X2IPA
 * todger dodger:English:Noun longer portion needed for context
 * tole:English:Etymology 4:Verb EDD has examples from Derby and Devon
 * tönkre:Hungarian:Noun:Derived terms not Compound words since compounds cannot get separated
 * torchiere:English:Etymology or from French torchière ??
 * törött:Hungarian:Alternative forms e.g. törtfekete/törtfehér; tört angolság
 * tout:Scots:Noun:Derived terms petulant
 * tradui:Haitian Creole This section was created using Template:new ht entry.
 * 𫢉:Translingual:Han character:Derived characters Note: 䖫 contains ⿱八干 not 𫢉
 * 𢼸:Translingual:Han character:Derived characters Note:𫏭 contains ⿰身𣁋 not ⿰身𢼸
 * ⠡|⠡:Translingual:Letter in this case, the Braille renders the digraph, not just the sequence
 * '|':Translingual:Symbol because they can be inferred
 * transmasculinity:English:Noun author's name not capitalized
 * TRA:English:Noun full title truncated for brevity
 * treasure:English:Verb Chambers 1908
 * tricheor:Old French:Noun what would the feminine be?
 * truncheon:English:Noun ,
 * trzeźwy:Polish:Adjective cited in Doroszewski at https://sjp.pwn.pl/doroszewski/trzezwy;5509257.html
 * T-shaped:English:Adjective:Derived terms
 * tuarastal:Irish:Etymology which seems to be to-fo-frestal, itself apparently frith-ind-lá
 * tube à essai:French:Etymology well, I'd think so, Mglovesfun
 * Türkeitürkisch:German:Etymology sic! not *Türksprache
 * turn around:English:Verb:Usage notes It would be really, really great if someone could dig up the brief Dogbert (from the Dilbert comic strip) lecture on the above topic.
 * twelvepenny nail:English:See also 1.5 inches
 * twerp:English:References * SOED
 * ṯꜣtj:Egyptian:Noun 2.3
 * úas:Old Irish:Preposition Stifter translation not in book, but on Twitter
 * Überzeuger:German:Pronunciation *
 * úkyrr:Old Norse:Adjective:Declension |nsn=úkyrs
 * ultrasmart:English:Adjective which senses?
 * Umfangswinkel:German:Pronunciation *
 * Umhüllungen:German:Pronunciation *
 * umklammert:German:Pronunciation *
 * Umkristallisierers:German:Pronunciation *
 * umpress:English:Noun John Marston uses this term, according to Webster 1913
 * unhyphenated:English:Adjective an error in the reprint?
 * unify:English:Verb [sic] not italicized
 * union:English:Noun:Derived terms in a union
 * unmean:English:Etymology 2:Verb In the art of lace, threads derive their aesthetic power from interplay with negative space, emptiness (which Weininger claims to be the essence, insofar as there is one, of both Jews—“the absolute Jew is devoid of a soul”—and women),
 * unresponsive:English:See also non-synonym, frequently confused by second language learners
 * un:Yoruba:Pronunciation
 * unvan:Turkish:Etymology Nişanyan gives ع ن ي as an alternative
 * úr:Hungarian:Noun:Derived terms teremtő + inorganic -b- + urát [from "úr"] (+ -ja + -t) per https://uesz.nytud.hu/index.html?uuid=ac14f565-7590-1014-8655-f6dd518faf98
 * úžeh:Czech:Noun:See also Synonymy is to be verified.
 * Uzh:English:Proper noun, a source of drinking water, irrigation, and hydroelectric power
 * vaaja:Finnish:Etymology *wagjas
 * vacuum pump:English:Noun reason for not SoP. A water pump pumps water, but a vacuum pump pumps...???
 * valefaciens:Latin:Participle what is the opposite of greeting?
 * valens:Swedish:Noun whale
 * Valley:English of which one?
 * van de oude stempel:Dutch:Pronunciation *
 * vangefinn:Icelandic:Pronunciation This is correct
 * vante:Norwegian Bokmål:Etymology 1
 * varázsol:Hungarian:Etymology (Eastern Slavic) Russian ворожи́ть must be related too, though it's more distant from Hungary
 * vårförälskelse:Swedish:Noun:Declension not in SAOL, not in SAOB
 * věc:Czech:Noun closest to PSJC 1 and SSJC 2, although they require existence, which is ontologically disputable
 * véka alá rejti a tehetségét:Hungarian:Verb:Derived terms it's "derived" as the latter phrase was coined as a broader version of the original saying, omitting the object
 * venti:English:Noun:See also a 40 oz bottle of malt liquor
 * vergence:French:Noun TLFi has "(MAN.-MAN. Méd. 1986)", but sense is almost certainly older, probably before 1920
 * vest:English:Noun:Derived terms =life jacket
 * vigur:Old French:Noun:Descendants alpha order
 * vintage:English:Verb:Derived terms noun
 * visszafogott:Hungarian:Adjective:Derived terms no entry in ÉrtSz.
 * vive:Esperanto:Adverb original English: 'And yet, Grace - Sister, seems the natural word.' // 'Use it!' she said quickly. 'I am glad to hear it. Call me nothing else.'
 * viz.:English:Adverb:See also Only other contemporary use of Tironian
 * volta:Hungarian:Noun not needed: all nouns formed from verbs with -ta are in a subcategory of this:
 * vote with one's feet:English:Verb There are _much_ earlier uses than 1958, but that's the earliest I could confirm a quotation from easily.
 * wakati:Yoruba:Etymology Baldi says borrowed from Hausa, but the form matches the original Arabic better
 * walk:English:Etymology 2:Noun the plants? def is from W1913.
 * Wandschrank:German:Pronunciation *
 * wapi:Kesawai:Further reading "There is no plural marking on Koromu nouns. Thus wapi and ehi could equally well be glossed by the singular forms "hand/arm" and "foot/leg" respectively [as by "hands/arms"].
 * Wappenschildes:German:Pronunciation *
 * water drum:English:Noun see "mud drum" entry
 * way off:English:Adjective https://books.google.com/books?id=yXQYAQAAIAAJ&q=%22are+way+off%22
 * Weihnachten:German:Noun neuter singular
 * when in Rome, do as the Romans do:English:References for the Armenian translation
 * wherret:English:Alternative forms verb sense only?
 * whitewash:English:Verb not durable and so doesn't count towards ATTEST, but is acceptable as a good illustration of use
 * whoopee:English:Interjection:Related terms As expression of joy, based on hooting "woo" sounds.
 * williwau:English:Noun mainly seen in the plural
 * wizzled:English:Adjective
 * wjn:Egyptian:Verb 1.10
 * worktable:English:Noun:Coordinate terms coordinate more by plesionymy than elsewise
 * wrath:English:Pronunciation Yes, /æ/ is correct in (North) American English
 * wreak:English:References for those who use wreak/wrought havoc
 * wundan:Old Prussian:Alternative forms other manuscript form
 * xanthaan:Dutch:Noun this word also appears in 19th and early 20th century dictionaries referring to an acidic radical
 * xian:English:Etymology 1:Noun 新鄭
 * Xiaochang:English:Proper noun 丰山镇
 * yaacabó:Spanish:Noun which bird???
 * yearday:English:Noun or ? or both or neither?
 * yeer:Middle English this Middle English entry was created using Template:new enm entry
 * yellow dog:English:Etymology The other political use is presumably a reference to the Blue Dogs.
 * yet:English:Etymology 1:Adverb:Synonyms Emphasizing a comparative
 * y|y:Haitian Creole:Etymology Abbreviation?
 * zaapə̀rè:Hone:Etymology + (pseudo-classifier for liquids)?
 * zawn:English:Pronunciation older also /sɔːn/ per EDD
 * zealous:English:Adjective new ed. (1831) by John Wilson Croker, volume 1, page 238
 * Zmiinyi Island:English:Etymology Ottoman Greek
 * zòllar:Cimbrian:Noun /ˈzɔlar/
 * zoopsychiatrie:French:Pronunciation per TLFi, /zɔo-/ (or even /zo-/) as prefix
 * ꜥm:Egyptian:Verb 5
 * αγγαρεύω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation + colloquial imperatives
 * αγριοκοιτάζω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation + colloquial imperatives
 * άε:Greek:Etymology 1:Interjection ?link to #Etymology_1
 * ἀθλητής:Ancient Greek:Noun:Inflection ἀθληταῖσιν in Pindar
 * ἀΐω:Ancient Greek:References Link doesn't work because Perseus doesn't have the entry, but it can be accessed on Thesaurus Linguae Graecae
 * Ἄκτωρ:Ancient Greek:Proper noun:Inflection voc. isn't attested
 * Ἄλβις:Ancient Greek:Proper noun #* has Ἄλβιος, ου
 * αλληλεπιδρώ:Greek:Verb:Conjugation compound imperative
 * ἁμαρτία:Ancient Greek:Noun:Inflection apparently not attested in anything but Attic and Koine
 * ἀμνός:Ancient Greek:Noun:Derived terms = “the caul”
 * ανάβω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation + colloquial imperatives
 * αναγγέλλω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation imperatives for compounds
 * ανακρίνω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation imperatives for compounds
 * ανασκαλεύω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation double ppp
 * ανασκάφτω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation taking off formal -ομε endings
 * αντεύχομαι:Greek:Verb:Conjugation imperatives
 * ἄντην:Ancient Greek:Etymology
 * αντιστρέφω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation aoristB
 * βάζω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation extra
 * βδέλυγμα:Ancient Greek:Pronunciation prosody not found, except for βδελῠρός, βδελῠρεύομαι, but only at LSJ, not at DGE
 * βροντάω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation |infix-ppp-2=η
 * γραμματικός:Ancient Greek:Noun:Descendants noun
 * Γρηγόριος:Greek:Proper noun:Declension needs Kath table with datives. el-n-gen used here instead of el-nM-ος-οι-3b for the sing.acc. -ον
 * Δαναΐς:Ancient Greek:Proper noun:Inflection |form=F
 * διαισθάνομαι:Greek:Verb:Conjugation imperatives
 * διφθέρα:Ancient Greek:Noun:Descendants via Mongolian?
 * εκδίδω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation imperatives
 * εμπνέω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation extra σθ as in Bab
 * ἐριθάκη:Ancient Greek:Pronunciation Doesn't seem to appear in poetry, so we can only guess at the vowel quantities
 * ἔσταξα:Ancient Greek:Pronunciation do not know prosody of στα. The break of st is unexpected.
 * θῆτα:Ancient Greek:Noun my guess would be 3rd declension neuter, descended from PIE n-stems, like in προβλήμα, προβλήματος, so maybe put a chart with asterisks?
 * ἴον:Ancient Greek:Etymology Is this attested?
 * κάμπη:Ancient Greek:Pronunciation Is the alpha long or short? Impossible to tell for sure, but long is unlikely
 * καπνίζομαι:Ancient Greek:Pronunciation ?
 * καταφεύγω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation imperatives
 * κλείω:Ancient Greek:Etymology 1:Verb:Usage notes and Byzantine κεκλεισμένος: by Michael Doucas attested)
 * κοντός:Ancient Greek:Etymology metaptotic grade
 * λήγω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation + colloquial imperatives
 * μαζέψτε:Greek:Pronunciation confirm ipa
 * μείς:Ancient Greek:Noun:Derived terms Unsure: μηνάνθος, μήνιον, μηνογένειον
 * μεταφυτεύω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation + colloquial imperatives
 * μητρυιά:Ancient Greek:Etymology From stem μη-, as in + -τρυιά. The upsilon ⟨υ / // μο⟩ also seen at
 * νεραντζιά:Greek:Noun:See also also, alt= gives red error notes, why?
 * ξενολατρία:Greek:Etymology not in dictionary
 * ξύλον:Ancient Greek:Noun:Declension todo: from Abh. Berl. Akad.; does this have a TM entry?
 * ὄζος:Ancient Greek:Further reading do not remove manual transliteration
 * ὀπίσω:Ancient Greek:Etymology suffix needs to be explained
 * ὅσος:Ancient Greek:Adjective:Inflection Is the vocative used at all? If not, should remove it from the table and from inflected form entries.
 * πάσῃς:Ancient Greek:Determiner not Homeric though; for instance found in Τὰ μετὰ τὸν Ὅμηρο on Wikisource
 * παύω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation + colloquial imperatives
 * Πεδάριτος:Ancient Greek:Pronunciation length unknown
 * πίνω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation extra
 * πλευρά:Ancient Greek:Noun:Related terms not sure which word πλευρῖτις is from
 * προμηνύομαι:Ancient Greek:Pronunciation I do not know upsilon prosody
 * προσκαλώ:Greek:Verb:Conjugation participles
 * προφητεύω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation colloquial imperatives
 * στέλνω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation imperatives
 * -στης:Ancient Greek:Etymology ref needed
 * συμπαθώ:Greek:Verb:Conjugation extra
 * τεύχω:Ancient Greek:Verb:Inflection
 * -τις:Ancient Greek:Suffix Words should only be added to Category:Ancient Greek terms suffixed with -σις
 * τορέω:Ancient Greek:Verb:Derived terms others
 * ὑπολαμβάνω:Ancient Greek:Verb:Conjugation Supp.Epigr.1.132.12
 * φέγγω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation + colloquial imperatives
 * φιξάρω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation imperatives
 * ψιλοκόβω:Greek:Verb:Conjugation + colloquial imperatives
 * боря:Bulgarian:Verb:Conjugation this can't be right: -- archaic, poetic
 * буна:Bulgarian:Etymology 2:Noun Italian borrowing
 * жёлудь:Russian:Alternative forms https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Орфография_русского_языка_до_1956_года
 * закопушка:Russian:Noun простейшая, обычно ямообразная горная выработка, которая служит для вскрытия коренных п., залегающих непосредственно под растительным слоем, почвой и рыхлыми наносами мощн. до 0,5 м. Широко используются на всех стадиях поисковых и развед. работ, а также для взятия металлометрических и шлиховых проб.
 * Известия:Russian:Etymology pre-revolutionary spelling?
 * изд.:Russian:Noun 3. Асадулина, Е. Ю. Сопротивление материалов : учеб. пособие для вузов / Е. Ю. Асадулина. —
 * итого:Russian:Alternative forms https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Орфография_русского_языка_до_1956_года
 * кланица:Bulgarian:Etymology more accurately from коля 'to slaughter' + -ница, but then one has to explain the ol-metathesis
 * коноп:Bulgarian:Noun:Declension singular-only according to PONS and talkoven, but RBE has an example of конопите
 * -льо:Bulgarian:Suffix e.g. сърдитко|малечко
 * масвилӈын:Alutor:References this declaration may be legally necessary for attribution reasons
 * нерка:Russian:Noun:Descendants all Slavic words checked and found at least appearing in fish lists
 * паранойя:Russian:Noun:Declension gen pl парано́й is automatic
 * прессом:Russian:Pronunciation correct per Reznichenko
 * приподнять:Russian:Verb:Conjugation PPP is correct, indicated as same as поднять, which is indicated as но прич. страд. только по́днятый in Z
 * прясть:Russian:Verb:Conjugation Indicated as (8) in Zaliznyak, which we don't support
 * рассмотревши:Russian:Pronunciation gem=y verified
 * рассмотрелось:Russian:Pronunciation gem=y verified
 * рассола:Russian:Pronunciation gem=y indicated in Ivanova
 * рассуждавши:Russian:Pronunciation gem=y verified
 * рассуждаемый:Russian:Pronunciation gem=y verified
 * точить:Russian:Etymology 1 whence Eng. steel, Snk. स्तकति 'to resist'
 * Фриуль:Russian:Proper noun --
 * ავაზანი:Georgian:Etymology possibly a learned borrowing? but thats beyond me
 * ალიონი:Georgian:Etymology ilios in accusative? !
 * ზვირთი:Georgian:Noun # surge
 * ცილისწამება:Georgian:Noun verbs: traduce, calumniate, malign
 * წერაყინი:Georgian:Etymology My own observation
 * אי:Hebrew:Etymology 4:Conjunction x
 * ארצה:Hebrew:Etymology 3:Verb 'o' at end because of following dagesh
 * גילה:Hebrew:Etymology 2:Noun:Synonyms not 'age'. Something like 'joy'
 * זיווג:Yiddish
 * חרש:Hebrew:Etymology 2:Adverb x
 * עשה חיל:Hebrew:Verb same as NIV
 * צעצוע:Hebrew:Etymology 2:Noun isn't this tsi'atsúa?
 * רעך:Hebrew:Noun correct verse number in Hebrew/Jewish editions
 * أن:Arabic:Etymology 1:Conjunction Translating the below as "so" rather than "that" in order to avoid confusion with the bolded term
 * أهل:Arabic:Etymology 1:Verb def from Steingass
 * الفاطر:Arabic:Etymology, or possibly from Latin pater: or Greek πατέρας:
 * بنش:Arabic:Etymology 2 male ar.Wikipedia: Hittite King Telipinush of 1520–1490 BCE named after the god Telipinu, though he travelled by this city
 * تقديم:Arabic:Noun:References mostly for pl.; other senses come from existing senses of verb
 * تمنى:Arabic:Verb Third radical is both و and ي
 * توصل:Arabic:Etymology 1:Verb:References only for construal of reach and obtain by stratagem
 * تیون:Ottoman Turkish:Noun Redhouse uses u1 = modern u and not u2 = modern ü for the second vowel
 * جرجس:Arabic:Etymology 3:Noun this meaning is mentioned nowhere. It took me to extract it from the photos on the web and Twitter; only here it is in a blog about bird-hunting in the KSA with the English name: https://hunting-ksa.blogspot.com/2013/12/bimaculated-lark.html. Vowels confirmed via Youtube. Fay Freak. -
 * جوف:Arabic:Verb can regularly only be جَافَ
 * حبالة:Arabic:Noun # opportunity, occasion dubious under which vocalization and perhaps only by interpretation from a poetical use of “snares”
 * حزنبل:Arabic:Etymology Achillea and Acorus are do not remind me of each other. Also.
 * حماض:Arabic:Noun used at least in the Middle Ages
 * حمض:Arabic:Verb تحميض الصور
 * خافور:Arabic:Noun:Quotations pages in other scan: https://www.google.com/books/edition/عمدة_الطبيب_في_معرفة_ا/NfzaAAAAMAAJ?gbpv=1&bsq="خافور"&dq="خافور"&printsec=frontcover
 * خلاصی:Persian:Etymology 2:Noun:Descendants SEAlang says Arabic, but that doesn't make sense, so just placing it directly under the Persian
 * دسمبر:Arabic:Proper noun From Wehr. Formerly disimbir, disambir
 * سكباج:Arabic:Noun and sometimes also honey
 * صبب:Arabic:Noun archaic?
 * ضبة:Arabic:Noun Eisenbeschlag
 * طورغو:Ottoman Turkish:Noun, possibly Passer montanus
 * طوق:Arabic:Etymology 2:Verb beengen z.B. künstlerisch, verzehren, und absperren wie in einer Polizeiabsperrung, Sperrgebiet …
 * غضب:Arabic:Etymology 1:Verb:Conjugation Not given in Steingass or Lane; defn not in Wehr
 * فلاندر:Ottoman Turkish:Proper noun Not sure about the transliteration in Ottoman times
 * فينا:Arabic:Pronunciation per Hans Wehr dictionary
 * قبج:Arabic:Noun Jacob’s Haldenhuhn, Schneefasan (this is a calque of snowcock) Megaloperdix himalayensis, now Haldenhuhn, Himalaya-Königshuhn
 * قلم:Gulf Arabic:Pronunciation please replace with the name of the dialect/region in which this pronunciation is used
 * قمقم:Arabic:Etymology 2 the Latin must also be edited
 * قوش:Arabic:References he hasn’t exactly this word in this meaning, but the meaning “manlet” and “word to chase away dogs”, قَاش “house utensils”, and قَوَاشَة “what one has trimmed from a vine”
 * كارخانه:Ottoman Turkish:Noun:Descendants They quote an occurence in Добри Войников here: Les turcismes dans l’œuvre de Dobri Vojnikov (1833–78), le premier dramaturge bulgare. In: Alf Grannes (ed.) Turco-Bulgarica, Wiesbaden 1996, p. 49: https://books.google.com/books?id=V-quT4Q20owC&pg=PA49 . And here seems to be another one: Ради Аврамов: Церквата „Cв. Богородица“ etc. (1942) p. 23 https://books.google.com/books?id=QWMsAAAAIAAJ&q="керхана"&dq="керхана"
 * كپنك:Ottoman Turkish:Etymology 2 picture not ideal but fits roughly
 * كلار:Ottoman Turkish:Pronunciation compare ارغات ırgat from εργάτης
 * گردکوه:Persian:Proper noun:Descendants Recorded in the Ming-era work History of Yuan
 * لیمو:Persian:Etymology source: http://www.trussel2.com/acd/acd-s_l.htm#30535
 * مخاطب:Arabic:Etymology 1:Noun needs verification
 * مكافأة:Arabic:Noun:References only for pl
 * ܡܪܙܒܢܐ:Classical Syriac:References the link will need to be split as soon as they see what is here on Wiktionary
 * እብል:Ge'ez:References whereas the only Dillmann hasn’t it but many occurrences of እብል
 * अगुआ:Hindi:Etymology [सं॰ अग्र+हिं॰ उआ (प्रत्य॰)]
 * अस्थिभङ्ग:Sanskrit:Etymology change id1 to id2 if a PIE root for ásthi is added in front
 * आगामिन्:Pali:Adjective:Declension Translit. aid.
 * एत:Pali:Pronoun:Declension As for the neuter of the adjective.
 * गाड़ी:Hindi:References Slightly different Unicode used in DSAL
 * गोधा:Sanskrit:Noun adapted from Whitney
 * ददाति:Pali:Verb:Conjugation
 * देव:Pali:Etymology As for Sanskrit below.
 * द्वादस:Pali:Numeral:Declension transliteration aid
 * न|न:Pali:Adjective:Declension  Declension aid
 * मकर:Sanskrit:Noun:Descendants PTS
 * या:Pali:Pronoun:Declension -- Transliteration aid for editors
 * ইচ্ছা:Bengali:Noun:Derived terms intentional
 * ক|ক:Pali:Pronoun |cat2=interrogative pronouns
 * ক|ক:Pali:Pronoun |cat2=interrogative pronouns
 * বাহরাম:Bengali:Etymology worth mentioning because this is the etymology of Bahrain provided by the 1911 Britannica
 * பாலுறவு:Tamil:See also sexology
 * การสีซอให้ควายฟัง:Thai:Noun นาย
 * คุรุ:Pali:Adjective:Declension transliteration aid
 * ภวนฺตฺ:Pali:Etymology 2:Noun:Declension -- Transliteration aid for editors.
 * อริย:Pali:Adjective # noble, distinguished
 * ສັນຕະ:Pali:Adjective:Declension
 * ຕິ:Pali:Numeral:Declension  Translit. aid
 * ອະຕິເລກະ:Pali:Adjective:Declension What is the feminine?
 * သတ္တိ:Pali:References For existence of the word in Burmese script
 * အရဟတော:Pali:Pronunciation *
 * វរំ:Pali:Alternative forms
 * ᩈᩘᨣ:Pali:Noun:Declension Evidence of tall AA is desired.
 * せやな:Japanese:Etymology sum of parts?
 * だいすこ:Japanese:Adjective see question at すこ
 * たちはばとび:Japanese 立ち幅跳 is rare. meh
 * はよ:Japanese:Adverb directly equivalent English expression; do not change
 * はんで:Japanese:Particle はんで
 * フレーバー:Japanese:Noun apparently specifically this
 * ほんわさび:Japanese:Noun:Usage notes unlike セイヨウワサビ
 * みく:Japanese also 美九?
 * ゆき:Japanese:Etymology 1 More detail about who would be good to add. Can anyone add a source for Frellesvig and any others who propose this derivation?
 * らめ:Japanese:Adjective 終止形 only
 * 𐌰𐍀𐌰𐌿𐍃𐍄𐌰𐌿𐌻𐌿𐍃:Gothic:Pronunciation stress placement is a total guess
 * 上嚟:Chinese:Verb 亞視新聞葉繼歡西環落網
 * 人|人:Okinawan:Etymology 2
 * 仛|仛:Chinese:Pronunciation 1:Definitions 《玉篇》驕逸也
 * 仜|仜:Chinese:Etymology 1:Definitions Kō Kan-Wa Jiten: 〔廣韻〕仜、身肥大也. 〔集韻〕仜、朦仜、肥大兒.
 * 光陰:Chinese:Noun reproduced in 东干语词儿书写规则 (1956)
 * 冲|冲:Chinese:Etymology 2:Glyph origin Refer https://zh.wikisource.org/wiki/漢字簡化方案
 * 冷浴:Japanese:Etymology evidence: not in j-j dictionaries yet(?); ghits all mention 温冷浴, etc
 * 劉|劉:Translingual:Han character:Derived characters 𭇯 (Zhuang character) is not its simplified form
 * 功夫:Japanese:Etymology 1 phonetics clearly point to borrowing from English
 * 匆|匆:Chinese:Pronunciation See 怱
 * 垔|垔:Translingual:Han character Different composition depending on region, GV for mainland China/Vietnam, HTJK for Hong Kong/Taiwan/Japan/Korea
 * 堂堂:Chinese:Adjective |When you have grown up never forget what I taught you, my son: I want you to be a dignified person and I don't want you to be my dutiful son.
 * 塰|塰:Japanese:Kanji https://jisho.org/search/%E5%A1%B0%20%23kanji proof
 * 小說:Chinese:Etymology 1:Noun 叢雜的著作
 * 己|己:Translingual:Han character:Derived characters Characters not found in Appendix:Chinese radical/己
 * 帰羅:Japanese:Noun https://www2.hannan-u.ac.jp/~tmoriya/catalogs_index/pdf/BeikokuBukkyo.pdf
 * 平|平:Chinese:Pronunciation 1:Definitions:See also Memory usage:
 * 廴|廴:Translingual:Han character:See also Graphically similar
 * 当|当:Translingual:Han character 58
 * 拽|拽:Chinese:Pronunciation 4:Definitions, 13:59
 * 挖坑:Chinese:Verb |not restricted to ACG I believe
 * 撣|撣:Chinese:Etymology 3:Definitions [1]《說文》撣：提持也. 从手單聲. 讀若行遟驒驒. [2]《廣韻·下平聲·仙·鋋》撣：撣援牽引
 * 日本:Japanese:Etymology 2:Proper noun:Usage notes https://www.nhk.or.jp/bunken/summary/kotoba/research/002.html
 * 望加錫:Chinese:Etymology Mangkasara'
 * 杂|杂:Translingual:Han character:Derived characters Note that 𠱞,𡜉,𬖚,𭰏 contains ⿱九木 instead
 * 梤|梤:Chinese:Pronunciation it seems like the pronunciation is different from 棻
 * 水蚤:Japanese:Noun
 * 沟|沟:Chinese:Etymology 3:Definitions 《篇韻》 古侯切，音勾，水聲.
 * 涖|涖:Chinese:Etymology 2:Definitions [1] 《廣雅·釋詁》 涖，盡也. [2] 清·王念孫·疏證： 「《廣韻·霽韻》：『涖，汔也. 』汔即涸也. 」
 * 瀟湘:Chinese:Proper noun source: https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/50848255
 * 烏色:Chinese:Pronunciation kch=bu1 set3
 * 燤|燤:Chinese:Etymology 2:Definitions 火斷
 * 産|産:Japanese:Kanji No kyūjitai listed in Jōyō kanji 2010. 產 character lacks JIS support
 * 白嫖:Japanese:Etymology as opposed to normal Sino-Japanese
 * 睡眠不足:Chinese:Pronunciation |mn-t=sui6 ming5 - bug4 zog4
 * 砡|砡:Japanese:Kanji:Readings ぎく,
 * 算|算:Korean:Etymology 筭
 * 綠衣:Chinese:References * https://cantonese.org/search.php?q=綠衣: Hong Kong Chinese police officer in early 20th century (spoken)
 * 艹|艹:Translingual:Han character:Derived characters Characters not found under radical index for 艸
 * 荊|荊:Vietnamese:Han character:References http://2.vndic.net/index.php?word=%E8%8D%8A&dict=hans_viet
 * 菛|菛:Chinese:Etymology 1 《集韻》 俗虋字
 * 華|華:Translingual:Han character ask=07
 * 衣服:Chinese:Etymology 2:Noun https://books.google.com.ua/books?id=DwY2DwAAQBAJ&pg=PT59&lpg=PT59&dq=%E8%A1%A3%E6%9C%8D+%E6%90%96%E9%A0%AD%E4%B8%B8&source=bl&ots=VlItcbqONO&sig=ACfU3U1mLcvIWpZPyuuihgPlpz9pJF2EJg&hl=zh-CN&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjxo_mtqpPvAhUJ1VkKHVzDBFcQ6AEwEXoECBEQAw#v=onepage&q=%E8%A1%A3%E6%9C%8D%20%E6%90%96%E9%A0%AD%E4%B8%B8&f=false
 * 覶|覶:Chinese:Etymology 1:Pronunciation see 覼 for more info
 * 討論:Chinese:Pronunciation 按：唐詩「討論」多平聲入韻
 * 賁|賁:Chinese:Etymology 1:Definitions [1]《廣韻·去聲·寘·賁》賁：卦名賁飾也 [2]《經典釋文·卷二》鄭云：變也. 文飾之貌. 王肅云：有文飾，黃白色. [3]《詩經·小雅·白駒》：皎皎白駒，賁然來思. [4]《易經·賁卦·九三》：賁如濡如，永貞吉. [5]《易經·賁卦·上九》：白賁，無咎.
 * 路竹:Chinese:Proper noun morning of the
 * 躇|躇:Chinese:Glyph origin |c=cyu4,cyu1
 * 錁|錁:Chinese:Glyph 1:Pronunciation Note: Pronunciation "gwo2" belongs to Glyph 2, Etymology 1
 * 電機:Chinese:Noun sic?
 * 髟|髟:Translingual:Han character:Derived characters Not listed under radical index of 髟
 * 鸕|鸕:Japanese:Kanji:Readings, あたま-, かしら-
 * 鸟|鸟:Chinese:Glyph origin Refer http://pic.guoxuedashi.com/ziyuanlxq/324.png
 * 麼|麼:Translingual:Han character:Derived characters Note: Derived characters may contain 麽 instead of 麼