User:Robert Ullmann/Mismatched wikisyntax

occurances of mismatched wikisyntax


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 * -holism (edit)
 *  The term "-holism" is not an accepted medical term, but is a fairly prominent neologism. As such, despite its widespread usage, it lacks a formal definition. The term can be used in many ways ranging from describing a physical or psychological dependency to something (ex. sexaholism ), to a tendency to do something obsessively (ex. workaholism, shopaholism ). 
 * -시 (edit)
 *  | 하다 (hada, "to do") || 하시다 (hasida, "to do (by someone superior to the speaker)" 
 *  | 가다 (gada, "to go") || 가시다 (gasida, "to go (by someone superior to the speaker)" 
 *  | 작다 (jakda, "(to be) small") || 작으시다 (jag-eusida, "(for something superior to the speaker to be) small" 

A

 * Anziehungskraft (edit)
 *  Anziehung 'attraction' (from anziehen 'to attract', from an- 'to(ward)' + ziehen 'to pull') + Kraft 'force, strength') 
 * Arbeiterin (edit)
 *  Germanic: from Arbeiter 'laborer' (from arbeiten 'to labor', cognate with Dutch arbeiden) + -er) + -in '-ess' 
 * Argentine tango (edit)
 *  * French: {{t-|fr|tango argentin} 

B

 * Benedict (edit)
 *  * Portuguese:, (Popes' name and also given name 
 * Bogenschütze (edit)
 * <tt> # An archer, who shoots arrows from a bow or bolts from a crossbow) </tt>
 * Bollington (edit)
 * <tt> The township of Bollington (Macclesfield) has been very unhealthy the whole year. There were 50 deaths in it this quarter, 22 of which were from typhus and scarlatina.}} </tt>

C

 * Capricorne (edit)
 * <tt> # Capricorn {someone born with a Capricorn star sign) </tt>
 * Creest (edit)
 * <tt> From Críst: <  Christus: <  Χριστός:, proper noun use of χριστός:, in translation of  משיח:). </tt>
 * Críost (edit)
 * <tt> From Críst: <  Christus: <  Χριστός:, proper noun use of χριστός:, in translation of  משיח:). </tt>
 * Críst (edit)
 * <tt> From Christus: <  Χριστός:, proper noun use of χριστός:, in translation of  משיח:). </tt>
 * Cycladen (edit)
 * <tt> Ultimately from Κυκλάδες (Kyklades), plural of Κυκλάς (Kyklas), from κύκλος (kyklos, cognate with cyclus) “‘circle, ring’”). </tt>

E

 * EBICS (edit)
 * <tt> #* 2010, Association for German Banks (Staff), "EBICS facilitates the Single Euro Payments Area: New Franco-German cooperation promotes European standard for payment transactions", Press Release.  (archived article) </tt>
 * Englishy (edit)
 * <tt> #*: In the end he settled for a very faint and tightly checked greeny shirt to go with his dark tweed jacket (an Englishy touch, along with the college tie... </tt>
 * Experten (edit)
 * <tt> # {{genitive of|Experte|lang=de} </tt>

F

 * Fraktur (edit)
 * <tt> #:: {{lang|de|sc=Latf| Aber — wenn von Wei}agungen auf den Heiland im A. T. no< ferner die Rede \ehn \oll, i| es mögli<, daß wir die typi\<e An\i<t der alten Zeit über­haupt fallen la}en können? Kann wohl etwas lä<er­li<er, wenig|ens unnatür­li<er \ehn, als ein vier bis fünf Stellen des A. T. für wei}agend zu halten, die, wahre }} Dii ex machina{{lang|de|sc=Latf|, in die pro\ai\<e, bedeutungs­lo\e Reihe der rein­ver­gangenen alten Zeit, aller Analogie entgegen, \i< ein­ge­\‍<li­<en haben \ollen? Keinen Unparteii\<en wird der Einwand ungläubiger Theologen: wenn es Typen geben \olle, \o mü|e ihre Ab\i<t von den Zeit­geno}en \<on erkannt worden \ehn, \onderli< beunruhigen können. Denn was kann den uner\<öpi<en Welt­gei| hindern, um eine Harmonie zu begründen, die nur \einem Auge \i< ganz enthüllt, da und dort den Dingen Bedeutung zu geben, die dem men\<li<en Ver|ande im Augen­bli>e verborgen bleibt, und in Hiero­glyphen zu \<reiben, wovon wir nur den klein|en Theil entziffern können, der größte Theil er| mit der Zeit zur Klarheit gelangt? }} </tt>
 * Franco (edit)
 * <tt> ## notably refers to the long-ruling right)wing 20th century Spanish caudillo since the Spanish Civil War </tt>
 * French India (edit)
 * <tt> * Dutch: Frans Indië {{n} </tt>

G

 * GDP (edit)
 * <tt> * {{reference-book </tt>
 * God complex (edit)
 * <tt> * News-Service.Stanford.edu Did Caligula have a God complex?] Stanford, Oxford archaeologists find evidence that depraved tyrant annexed sacred temple', John Sanford (September 10, 2003). </tt>
 * Greater China (edit)
 * <tt> * The term defines only countries where Han Chinese make the majority of the population. Sinosphere may also include countries with a large portion of Han Chinese population (Indonesia, Malaysia, Cambodia)) or where the Chinese culture had a lot of influence (Japan, Korea, Vietnam). As a "phrase of the moment", the precise meaning is not entirely clear. </tt>

H

 * Hanyu (edit)
 * <tt> #: Hanyu Pinyin Orthography] </tt>

I

 * I do (edit)
 * <tt> They'd been pushing for me to get pregnant ever since I said "I do." And now that I was, do you think they were happy? No way. }} </tt>
 * Irish (edit)
 * <tt> #* 1889, Jerome K. Jerome}}, [[w:Three Men In A Boat|Three Men In A Boat </tt>

K

 * Kayathi (edit)
 * <tt> #} </tt>
 * Koerdistan (edit)
 * <tt> * Koerdisch (adjective & language </tt>
 * Kruegeresque (edit)
 * <tt> #*: To be sure, SPRIGGAN, like AKIRA, is filled with slick blood and gore (the cackling Little Boy, with his Freddy Kruegeresque wire-cutter claw attachments... </tt>

L

 * Lima (edit)
 * <tt> * } </tt>

M

 * MLBer (edit)
 * <tt> # Someone who plays in the MLB (Major League Baseball. </tt>
 * Maccabee (edit)
 * <tt> # A member of the Maccabees (a liberation movement in Israel who established Jewish independence in the Land of Israel in the second and first centuries BC. </tt>
 * Machtwort (edit)
 * <tt> Machtwort n (genitive Machtworts, Machtwortes, plural Machtworte </tt>
 * Madhyamika (edit)
 * <tt> * Chinese: 中觀宗 (traditional Chinese), 中观宗 (simplified Chinese), Pinyin: zhōng guān zōng. The Chinese characters literally mean middle view doctrine) </tt>
 * Meibion Glyndwr (edit)
 * <tt> meibion: (plural of mab:) + anglicisation of Glyndŵr (surname of Owain Glyndŵr, Welsh ruler. </tt>
 * Miggy (edit)
 * <tt> #*: Then do like I do and keep the Miggy for all e-mail and news. No dodgy headers to give you away then :-) </tt>
 * Moldavija (edit)
 * <tt> is=Moldavijom}} </tt>
 * Murmansk (edit)
 * <tt> * Arabic: {{t|ar|ميورمانسك|m|tr=murmaansk|alt=ميورمانسك </tt>

N

 * Nabokovism (edit)
 * <tt> #*: ...an irresponsible and profligate imitator (like many of the forty long-listed authors, who seem to be victims of the current epidemics of Nabokovism... </tt>
 * Negerhollands (edit)
 * <tt> # A Dutch-based creole, also incorporating elements of Danish, English, French, Spanish and African, once spoken in what are now the the US Virgin Islands). </tt>

P

 * PHB (edit)
 * <tt> #*: I know this. Which is why I use it. However proving it to my is a diffrent  [sic] matter :-) </tt>
 * Peirce's law (edit)
 * <tt> #* Consider Peirce's law, $$ ((P \to Q) \to P) \to P) $$. If Q is true, then $$ P \to Q $$ is also true so the law reads "If truth implies P then deduce P" which certainly makes sense.  If Q is false, then $$ (P \to Q) \to P \equiv (P \to \bot) \to P \equiv \neg P \to P \equiv \neg P \to P \and \neg P \equiv \neg P \to \bot \equiv \neg \neg P $$ so the law reads $$ \neg \neg P \to P $$, which is intuitionistically false but equivalent to the classical axiom $$ \neg P \vee P $$. </tt>
 * Perzija (edit)
 * <tt> is=Perzijom}} </tt>
 * Pädophilie (edit)
 * <tt> # pedophilia (sexual]] feeling of desire directed towards children) </tt>

T

 * Tom, Dick or Harry (edit)
 * <tt> #* (as Tom, Jack, and Harry) {{quote-book </tt>
 * Tremella (edit)
 * <tt> # A genus of fungi in the family Tremellaceae, occurring widely in North America, Australia, and east Asia.] </tt>

V

 * Vladikavkaz (edit)
 * <tt> * Ossetian: Дзæуджыхъæу (dzæudžyx”æu} </tt>
 * Votre Révérence (edit)
 * <tt> #* </tt>

W

 * Wanderer (edit)
 * <tt> # someone connected with any number of soccer clubs known as the [[w:Wanderers#In sports|Wanderers}}. </tt>

a

 * aanhalingsteken (edit)
 * <tt> Germanic: genitive (using -s) of aanhaling 'quotation, (text) citation' (from aanhalen 'to quote, cite' (from aan- 'to -, forth' + halen 'to get, fetch') + teken 'sign, mark' </tt>
 * ability (edit)
 * <tt> #* [[King James Bible, "Acts" 11:29 </tt>
 * ablative absolute (edit)
 * <tt> *:(Tarquinius reigning, Pythagoras came. or </tt>
 * <tt> *:When Tarquinius was king, Pythagoras came.) </tt>
 * <tt> * The food being good, they ate well.}} </tt>
 * accorgendo (edit)
 * <tt> accorgendo (preceded by a reflexive pronoun} </tt>
 * ace-3 (edit)
 * <tt> * 2007, {{reference-book | last = Rand | first = J.B. </tt>
 * acetylesterase (edit)
 * <tt> #{{enzyme}} Any enzyme that catalyzes the [hydrolysis]] of an acetate ester </tt>
 * achthoekig (edit)
 * <tt> # {{literally} octagonal, having eight corners </tt>
 * actionfest (edit)
 * <tt> #* 1997 July 2, Megadee406 (username), "Re: Cathy's Top Ten Good (and Bad) Things From Season Four (LONG, like this s..."{{SIC}}, in <tt>alt.tv.x-files</tt>, Usenet: </tt>
 * addirsi (edit)
 * <tt> si=si}} </tt>

a (2)

 * adequately wet (edit)
 * <tt> *The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), {{cite web </tt>
 * adiuverint (edit)
 * <tt> # {{conjugation of|adiuvō||3|p|perf|act|sub </tt>
 * administrative (edit)
 * <tt> * {{a|RP}} {IPA|/ədˈmɪ.nəsˌt ɹeɪ.ɾ ɪv/}} </tt>
 * affricaat (edit)
 * <tt> From {{etyl|la|nl}} affricatus, the past participle of affricare 'to rub against, have/cause friction', from af- (a form of ad- 'to(ward)') + fricare 'to rub') </tt>
 * agriforest (edit)
 * <tt> {{prefix|agri|forest}] </tt>
 * agrumario (edit)
 * <tt> # citrus (fruit) ((attributive) </tt>
 * albino (edit)
 * <tt> * Compounded with the noun it modifies, e.g. "albinopåfågel" for English "albino peacock"). </tt>
 * albuminize (edit)
 * <tt> From albumin (=albumen) 'protein' (from {{etyl|la}} albumine, from {{etyl|la}} albumen 'egg white', from albus 'white')) + -ize </tt>
 * albuminizer (edit)
 * <tt> From albumin (=albumen) 'protein' (from {{etyl|la}} albumine, from {{etyl|la}} albumen 'egg white', from albus 'white')) + -ize </tt>

a (3)

 * albuminuric (edit)
 * <tt> From albuminuria, from albumin (=albumen) 'protein' (from albumine, from  albumen 'egg white', from albus 'white')) </tt>
 * alecgan (edit)
 * <tt> ) </tt>
 * alisso (edit)
 * <tt> # alyssum, madwort (plants of the genus Alyssum </tt>
 * amareno (edit)
 * <tt> # sour cherry (small tree Prunus cerasus)) </tt>
 * ambassadrice (edit)
 * <tt> From (see below), from ambassadeur 'ambassador' (from </tt>
 * <tt> ) + -ice '-ess' </tt>
 * anatomopatologo (edit)
 * <tt> (Alternative plural: anatomopatologhi </tt>
 * antecedent (edit)
 * <tt> * In the sentence “I saw my girlfriend yesterday wearing her old jacket which is odd because she almost never wears it.”, the phrase “my girlfriend” is the antecedent of “her” and “old jacket” is the antecedent of “it”.}} </tt>
 * apertura (edit)
 * <tt> {{Chess diagram|= </tt>
 * ascertain (edit)
 * <tt> From {{etyl|fro}} {{term|acertener|lang=fro}}, from ({{term|a-||to, towards|lang=fro}} + {{term|certener||make sure of|lang=fro}}, from the adjective {{term|certain|lang=fro}}. </tt>
 * asthenospermic (edit)
 * <tt> * {{a|UK}} {{IPA|/ˌæs.θə.nəʊˈspɜː(ɹ).mɪk/}}, {{SAMPA|/%{s.T@.n@U"sp3:(r\).mIk </tt>

a (4)

 * atencar (edit)
 * <tt> {{io-verb|atenc </tt>
 * athleta (edit)
 * <tt> From {{etyl|grc|la}} {{term|ἀθλητής|tr=athlētēs|sc=Grek|lang=grc}} < ἀθλέω (athlēō), “‘compete for a prize’”) < ἆθλον (athlon), “‘prize’”) or ἆθλος (athlos), “‘competition’”). </tt>
 * attacher (edit)
 * <tt> With a change of prefix from {{etyl|fro|fr}} {{term|estachier|lang=fro||bind}}, derived from {{term|estache|lang=fro||stick}} itself from {{frk}} *stakka ("stick"}. Cognate with Old Provençal estacha:, Italian stacca:, Spanish estaca:; from Gotic *stakka. </tt>
 * aurores (edit)
 * <tt> {{infl|fr|plural} </tt>
 * avea (edit)
 * <tt> # to have (done)  </tt>
 * azid (edit)
 * <tt> } </tt>

b

 * baboon (edit)
 * <tt> </tt>
 * babushka (edit)
 * <tt> * Russian:, ,  старушка </tt>
 * back (edit)
 * <tt> *: Simplified: {{t|zh|最后|tr=zuī hóu) </tt>
 * balzacchiano (edit)
 * <tt> {{it-noun|balzacchian|m|o|i}} (Feminine: balzacchiana </tt>
 * balzachiano (edit)
 * <tt> {{it-noun|balzachian|m|o|i}} (Feminine: balzachiana </tt>
 * baptism (edit)
 * <tt> * Hebrew: הטבלה (טקס נוצרי {{f}} </tt>
 * baptismal name (edit)
 * <tt> * Greek: βαπτιστικό [vaˌptistiˈko̞] {{n}} (meaning: baptismal, abbreviation of baptismal name </tt>
 * barcha (edit)
 * <tt> From {{proto|Turkic|bār|lang=uz}}} </tt>
 * barellare (edit)
 * <tt> #{{transitive}] To carry (material) in a barrow </tt>

b (2)

 * battle (edit)
 * <tt> * Japanese: (, (archaic)  (,  </tt>
 * bawdry (edit)
 * <tt> #*: }for the conversation (if it may be called so) was seldom such as could entertain a lady. It consisted chiefly of hallowing, singing, relations of sporting adventures, b—d—y, and abuse of women, and of the government. </tt>
 * be' (edit)
 * <tt> #  </tt>
 * beffer (edit)
 * <tt> * baffer {{m} </tt>
 * <tt> * blaffer {{m} (wider) </tt>
 * <tt> * keffer {{m} </tt>
 * bena (edit)
 * <tt> {{mt-conj </tt>
 * bene- (edit)
 * <tt> bene- (or: ben- (before a vowel) </tt>
 * beschämt (edit)
 * <tt> It is more common to use the verb "(sich) schämen" (to shame oneself) instead of this adjective. (Ich schäme mich. ("I shame myself.") instead of "Ich bin beschämt." ("I am ashamed."). The latter may sound outdated or posh. </tt>
 * beurre manié (edit)
 * <tt> French beurre (butter and manié (kneaded); literally "kneaded butter". </tt>
 * bho (edit)
 * <tt> ::{| class="wikitable" </tt>
 * bihebdomadaire (edit)
 * <tt> # biweekly (twice a week} </tt>

b (3)

 * binbag (edit)
 * <tt> *: Jon & Kate Plus 8 is a show based on two facts: 1) Jon and Kate Gosselin have eight children, and 2) the word ‘Kate’ rhymes with the word ‘eight’. One suspects that if Kate were ever to have another child, a shady network executive would urge her to put it in a binbag with a brick and drop it down a well. But this is just a horrifying tangent. </tt>
 * binnengaan (edit)
 * <tt> # To enter, go into (a room, etc.)) </tt>
 * bivati (edit)
 * <tt> # to be from time to time]], happen, occur sometimes </tt>
 * bloedhekel (edit)
 * <tt> # abhorrence, extreme [[contempt] towards something or someone </tt>
 * brandewijn (edit)
 * <tt> * (brandy types; all ) aardappelbrandewijn, graanbrandewijn, korenbrandewijn, maïsbrandewijn, meekrapbrandewijn, moutbrandewijn, [[rijstbrandewijn, tarwebrandewijn, vruchtenbrandewijn, wijnbrandewijn, morellenbrandewijn, perzikbrandewijn </tt>
 * brave new world (edit)
 * <tt> Will digital broadcasting, 'mega-channel-land', change everything or nothing? Will it be a brave new world, or simply more of the same?}} </tt>
 * <tt> In this brave new world, the IMF and other Western financial institutions dictated radical free trade "shock treatment" to both developing nations and the former USSR ...}} </tt>
 * bullfighting (edit)
 * <tt> In Portugal, Spain, Southern France and some Latin American countries, bulls are used in the sport of bullfighting.}} </tt>
 * butterbeer (edit)
 * <tt> #*: Adapted from "The Rosie O'Donnell Show."}} </tt>
 * bánh (edit)
 * <tt> *bánh quy giòn (cracker </tt>
 * bário (edit)
 * <tt> [[fr:bário] </tt>

c

 * c/o (edit)
 * <tt> 55512-1234}} </tt>
 * cacuminal (edit)
 * <tt> From undefined: (the stem of the cacumen: + -al: </tt>
 * caffeic acid (edit)
 * <tt> # The phenolic carboxylic acid 3-(3,4-dihydroxyphenyl 2-propenoic acid that is an intermediate in the biosynthesis of lignin </tt>
 * camaraderie (edit)
 * <tt> From  camarada:, from cámara:. Literally "one with whom one shares one's bedroom" </tt>
 * capsico (edit)
 * <tt> # capsicum, bell pepper (pepper of genus Capsicum)) </tt>
 * carnation (edit)
 * <tt> Plausibly from carnagione "flesh color", anyway from Late   carnatio "fleshiness", (from Latin caro "flesh") or a corruption of coronation (from coronare 'to crown', from corona 'crown'; because of the flower's use in chaplets or from the toothed crown-like look of the petals. </tt>
 * cartagloria (edit)
 * <tt> # altar card (used in the Tridentine mass} </tt>
 * cat crainn (edit)
 * <tt> | leis na cait chrainn]] </tt>
 * central heating (edit)
 * <tt> * Korean: 중앙 난방 中央煖房) </tt>

c (2)

 * centrifugeren (edit)
 * <tt> From centrifuger, coined from  centri- (alternate combinatory form of centrum "center", from  (kentron) "sharp point, goad", from (kentein) "stitch," from a Proto-Indo-European base *kent- "to prick") + fugere "to run away, flee", from a Proto-Indo-European base *bheug- "to flee"); cognate with English and German centrifugieren </tt>
 * cercarsela (edit)
 * <tt> {{it-conj-carsi|cerc|inf=cercarsela </tt>
 * cheetah (edit)
 * <tt> {{etyl|hi|en}} {{term|चीता||tr=cītā|lang=hi|leopard", "panther}}, ultimately from {{etyl|sa|en}} {{term|चित्र||lang=sa|tr=citra|multicolored", "speckled}} (akin to Old High German {{term|haitar||lang=goh|bright}} > German {{term|heiter}}; Old Norse {{term|heiðr|||lang=non|bright}}) + {{term|काय||tr=kāya|lang=sa|body}}, thus "having a spotted body". </tt>
 * childism (edit)
 * <tt> *{{User:Visviva/quote-news-special|pagetitle=childism|year=2009|date=September 29|author=Libby Brooks|title=We must listen to children and young people first|work=Guardian|url=http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2009/sep/29/public-services-children-young-people|pos= </tt>
 * chim (edit)
 * <tt> *chim sẻ (sparrow </tt>
 * chiến tranh thế giới (edit)
 * <tt> chiến tranh (war) + thế giới ({[world]]) </tt>
 * chorizo (edit)
 * <tt> * “ chorizo ” defined by Merriam–Webster’s Online Dictionary [11{{sup|th}}; Ed.]   pronounced: {{enPRchar|\chə-}}{{IPAchar|ˈ}}{{enPRchar|rē-(}}{{IPAchar|ˌ}}{{enPRchar|)zō, -(}}{{IPAchar|ˌ}}{{enPRchar|)sō\}} </tt>
 * chumba (edit)
 * <tt> # room (division in a building {{jump|t|part of a building|s) </tt>
 * cist (edit)
 * <tt> {{etyl|cy}} cist faen (see kistvaen, cistvaen, from {{etyl|la}} {{term|cist|lang=la}} </tt>
 * civils (edit)
 * <tt> |passage=The work involves extensive civils and p/w since, the track has to drop from the present embankment level, some 5m above the adjacent road, to the floor level of the new tunnel [the 'cut & cover' section of which, is, I guess, about 10m below it. </tt>

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 * clois (edit)
 * <tt> From cloisid:, cloistid:, apparently a conflation of coistid: with clos:. coistid: is a late form of contúaisi: <  (cf. Old Irish tóe:, Welsh taw:) <  (cf. Sanskrit तूष्णीम्:. clos: is related to clúas: <  (compare Welsh clust:) <  (compare Old English hlyst:) < root . </tt>
 * cluefulness (edit)
 * <tt> G is Gifting. It is defined as the amount of natural clufulness you were given “at the factoty.”¶ L is Learning. It is defined as the rate at which you gain (or lose) clufulness over time}} </tt>
 * clump (edit)
 * <tt> Probably from klump: (compare German Klumpen:). Cognates include Danish klump: (probably from Low German as well ). Compare Norwegian (bokmål) klump: </tt>
 * co-wife (edit)
 * <tt> |title=Khadija-tul-Kubra (the Wife of the Prophet Muhammed) May Allah be Pleased with Her: A Short Story of Her Life) </tt>
 * coalition (edit)
 * <tt> From coalition:, from  alo:. </tt>
 * cocaïnomane (edit)
 * <tt> {{suffix|lang=fr}cocaïne|mane}} </tt>
 * collagraphy (edit)
 * <tt> # a printmaking process in which materials are applied to a rigid substrate (such as cardboard or wood] </tt>
 * communisme (edit)
 * <tt> From Kommunismus: or a calque of it: commun: + -isme: </tt>
 * condom (edit)
 * <tt> * Finnish: kondomi, kortsu(slang), [[kumi (slang) </tt>
 * confest (edit)
 * <tt> |passage=What though her face confest a darker shade? }}#*{{quote-book|year=1840|author=Edward Bulwer-Lytton|title=|chapter=|edition=|url=http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/7735 </tt>

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 * convoyeur (edit)
 * <tt> # escort {someone who travels with e.g. valuable goods) </tt>
 * cornstalk (edit)
 * <tt> # a native (not indigenous) of New South Wales (may be archaic and used  pejoratively or even abusively. ) </tt>
 * correctio (edit)
 * <tt> —Shakespeare, Hamlet 1.2.137-38 }} </tt>
 * correligionario (edit)
 * <tt> (Feminine: correligionaria </tt>
 * cosh (edit)
 * <tt> # Any of various sorts of blunt instrument such as bludgeon, truncheon or the like) (ref. 1991 edition of Chambers's Dictionary) </tt>
 * crespelle (edit)
 * <tt> # ) </tt>
 * critical (edit)
 * <tt> κρίνω:, also the root of crisis). </tt>
 * cruelty (edit)
 * <tt> * Scottish Gaelic: ,{t|gd|neo-thruacantachd|f}} </tt>
 * cyberize (edit)
 * <tt> #* 1993 August 25, "Robert Johan Enters" (username), "Re: [ADMIN&#x5D; Re: Newcomer to the Theatre...", on <tt>alt.cyberpunk.chatsubo</tt>, Usenet: </tt>
 * <tt> #* 2000 March 21, "Julian Mensch" (username), "Re: Iteration X Conventionpage for a noble Union [*LONG*&#x5D;", on <tt>alt.games.whitewolf</tt>, Usenet: </tt>

d

 * daka (edit)
 * <tt> # catch (the act of catching a ball {{jump|t|catching a ball|s) </tt>
 * dalmatiër (edit)
 * <tt> from Dalmatiër 'Dalmatian', person associated with the Balkanic coastal region Dalmatia (in Dutch Dalmatië, the root of the word), presently in Croatia; on account of the similar black-on-white spots on the ermine a royal dalmatic is made of; there exists a popular etymology, only 'valid' for Dutch, that the dog breed was named after its suitability for geodetic registrations of the maat (measure(ment) of a dal (dale) </tt>
 * damassé (edit)
 * <tt> from {{etyl|fr}}, past participle of damasser 'to make (like) damask', from damas 'damask', from the Syrian city Damas's name (from {{etyl|la}} Damascus), from {{etyl|grc}} (Damaskos), from Arabic (Dimashq)), cognate with Dutch damassé, German Damassé </tt>
 * <tt> from {{etyl|fr|nl}}, past participle of damasser 'to make (like) damask', from damas 'damask', from the Syrian city Damas's name (from {{etyl|la|nl}} Damascus), from {{etyl|grc|nl}} (Damaskos), from Arabic (Dimashq)), cognate with Dutch damassé, German Damassé </tt>
 * dammsugare (edit)
 * <tt> From {{term|dammsugare|lang=sv}} (referring to its appearance and to the supposed practice of the pastry baker collecting crumbs from the day's cookies for filling. </tt>
 * danser (edit)
 * <tt> {{etyl|frm|fr}} from {{etyl|fro|fr}} {{term|dancier|dancer, dancier||lang=fro}}, of {{etyl|gem|fr}} origin, from Low {{etyl|frk|fr}} *{{term||dansjan, dansōn|to draw, pull, gesture|lang=frk}} (compare {{etyl|goh|-}} {{term|danson|dansōn|to draw, pull|lang=goh}}), from *{{term||dinsan|lang=frk}} (compare {{odt}} {{term|þinsan||to move, tear|lang=odt}}, {{goh}} {{term|dinsan||to draw out|lang=goh}}, {{etyl|got|-}} {{term|þinsan||to drag, draw, pull|lang=got}}, from {{proto|Germanic|þánsōnan, þánsōjanan|to stretch out|lang=fr}}, from {{proto|Germanic|þínsanan|to stretch|lang=fr}}, from {{proto|Indo-European|ten-s, tenw(ə)-|to pull|lang=en}}. See thin. Displaced {{fro|fr}} {{term|baller|lang=fro}} from {{etyl|la|-}} {{term|ballare||to dance|lang=la}}. </tt>
 * dant (edit)
 * <tt> From {{proto|Celtic|dant-|lang=cy}} (compare {{sga}} {{term|dét|lang=sga}}) < {{proto|Indo-European|h₃dénts||h₃dónts|lang=cy}} (compare Latin {{term|dens|dēns|lang=la}}, {{lt}} {{term|dantis|dantìs|lang=lt}}, {{grc}} {{term|οδούς|sc=polytonic|tr=odous, odṓn|lang=grc}}, {{fa}} {{term|دندان|sc=fa-Arab|tr=dandân|lang=fa}}. </tt>
 * dara (edit)
 * <tt> {{mt-conj </tt>
 * darežljiv (edit)
 * <tt> # generous, bounteous willing to give unsparingly) </tt>
 * decimoprimo (edit)
 * <tt> * undicesimo) </tt>

d (2)

 * decimosesto (edit)
 * <tt> * sedicesimo) </tt>
 * decimosettimo (edit)
 * <tt> * diciassettesimo) </tt>
 * decimottavo (edit)
 * <tt> * diciottesimo) </tt>
 * declamatore (edit)
 * <tt> (Feminine: declamatrice} </tt>
 * definition (edit)
 * <tt> * Dutch: definitie,|nl|omschrijving|f}} </tt>
 * <tt> * Dutch: definiëring,|nl|omschrijving|f}} </tt>
 * <tt> * Dutch: definitie,|nl|omschrijving|f}} </tt>
 * defraudatore (edit)
 * <tt> (Feminine: defraudatrice)) </tt>
 * degree of glory (edit)
 * <tt> * </tt>
 * despejados (edit)
 * <tt> # {{es-verb form of|mood=participle|tense=past|ending=ar|verb=despejar </tt>

d (3)

 * dessverre (edit)
 * <tt> #:: I regret to inform that your application has not been successful. (literally: I have unfortunately been forced to decline your application </tt>
 * dhobi (edit)
 * <tt> From धोबी: </tt>
 * diazoethane (edit)
 * <tt> #::Diazomethane reacts rapidly with Smith’s diene to produce pyrazoline (R = H) by exclusive reaction at the cyclobutene π-bond); diazoethane and 2-diazopropane produce analogous products </tt>
 * diazopropane (edit)
 * <tt> #::Diazomethane reacts rapidly with Smith’s diene to produce pyrazoline (R = H) by exclusive reaction at the cyclobutene π-bond); diazoethane and 2-diazopropane produce analogous products </tt>
 * diffusorio (edit)
 * <tt> # diffusion (attributive)) </tt>
 * dilettante (edit)
 * <tt> * “ ‖dilettante ” listed in the Oxford English Dictionary [2nd Ed.; 1989]  , It.  Pl. dilettanti , rarely -es. </tt>
 * direct speech (edit)
 * <tt> * "Why are you here", started Mrs Jones, "and what exactly do you want?"}} </tt>
 * disgruntle (edit)
 * <tt> {trans-bottom}} </tt>
 * disquiet (edit)
 * <tt> [fa:disquiet]] </tt>
 * distributie (edit)
 * <tt> * distributiesysteem {{n} </tt>

d (4)

 * dobókocka (edit)
 * <tt> # dice </tt>
 * doloire (edit)
 * <tt> # plane (type of tool} </tt>
 * dom (edit)
 * <tt> (only domkerken,[domkerkje]]) </tt>
 * donor (edit)
 * <tt> From donoure:, donour:; from  donour:, from  doneur: (See  donneur:. </tt>
 * drab (edit)
 * <tt> 'color of undyed cloth', from  drap: 'cloth', from  drappus: (6th c., Vita Caesaris Arelatis) 'drabcloth, kerchief', from  *drappo, from  'to scratch, tear' (compare Old Norse trof: 'fringes', trefja: 'to rub, wear out', Lithuanian drãpanos: 'household linens', Serbo-Croat drápati 'to scratch, scrape', Ancient Greek δρέπω: 'to pluck', Avestan drafša: 'flag, banner', Sanskrit द्रापि: 'mantle, gown'). </tt>
 * dress (edit)
 * <tt> * strip, undress </tt>
 * drinkrietje (edit)
 * <tt> * rietje {{n} (shortening) </tt>
 * drugsverslaafde (edit)
 * <tt> the plural of drug 'narcotic(s)' (from + verslaafde 'addict' (from verslaafd, the past participle of verslaven 'to enslave, addict', from ver- + slaaf 'slave') </tt>
 * déad (edit)
 * <tt> From dét: <  (compare  dant:) <  (compare Latin dens:,  dantis:, 🇬🇷 οδούς:,  دندان:. </tt>
 * défrisâmes (edit)
 * <tt> *, } </tt>

e

 * effluviant (edit)
 * <tt> #* "A formal idea of the heaven and the earth may be obtained by imagining the heaven as at first an effluviant generation from a mono central point, occupying, or creating and occupying space; the earth, as the airiest or end of such generative action, with the gradual relaxation of central tension and abnegation of such centre, the consequence being the formation of a huge internal spherical vacuity, termed in the genetic record 'earth.'" ("Clear as Mud," Richmond Daily Dispatch ,Sept. 11, 1863 </tt>
 * eighteen-wheeler (edit)
 * <tt> Conventional 18-wheeler truck diagram.PNG (wheels). Shown in blue in the underside view are the axles, drive shaft, and differentials.  The legend for labeled parts of the truck is as follows:  </tt>
 * <tt> 10. landing gear - legs for when semi-trailer is detached]] </tt>
 * emballer (edit)
 * <tt> [http://www.lepoint.fr/actualites-politique/nicolas-sarkozy-je-maintiens-ma-confiance-a-bernard-kouchner/917/0/314399 </tt>
 * <tt> ] </tt>
 * empireo (edit)
 * <tt> # The ultimate region of heaven, the seat of God (according to Thomas Aquinas </tt>
 * empreintes (edit)
 * <tt> {[f|p}} </tt>
 * enkelvoudig (edit)
 * <tt> * enkeling {m}} </tt>
 * enmity (edit)
 * <tt> </tt>
 * entoptic (edit)
 * <tt> #* 1990, R. S. Manor, Erratum: Entoptic [corrected] phenomena in pregeniculate and postgeniculate hemianopsia with splitting of macula by perimetry, in American Journal of Ophthalmology, vol. 109 </tt>

f

 * fag (edit)
 * <tt> |passage=In schizophrenics, however, the homosexual outlet is sooner or later ... ideas that strangers call them "cs," "fairy," "woman," "fag," " fruit," etc.). ... </tt>
 * falchion (edit)
 * <tt> </tt>
 * fan (edit)
 * <tt> * Japanese: (せんぷうき </tt>
 * far (edit)
 * <tt> ''}} </tt>
 * faucet (edit)
 * <tt> </tt>
 * fee simple subject to condition subsequent (edit)
 * <tt> *fee simple subject to executory interest (or fee simple subject to executory limitation </tt>
 * fello (edit)
 * <tt> *: (Because you suck [cock] and drink water, Lesbia, you err in nothing: </tt>
 * <tt> *:: in just the part you ought to be, Lesbia, you're making use of the water) </tt>
 * feorþa (edit)
 * <tt> From feowerþa: from the cardinal numeral {{term| </tt>
 * ferrotipia (edit)
 * <tt> # ferrotype {process) </tt>

f (2)

 * ferveo (edit)
 * <tt> } </tt>
 * fettler (edit)
 * <tt> *1939. Comrade Fettler (a Union song about Fettlers]) </tt>
 * finial (edit)
 * <tt> ] </tt>
 * finirla (edit)
 * <tt> {{it-conj-irsi-b|fin|avere|inf=finirla </tt>
 * fiocchetto (edit)
 * <tt> {{it-noun|fiocchett|m|o|i}} (Diminutive of: fiocco </tt>
 * fiscaliteit (edit)
 * <tt> From {{etyl|fr|nl} fiscalité, from {{etyl|la|nl} fiscalité, (indirectly?) from fiscalis, itself from fiscus 'the imperial treasury' + -alis '-al' </tt>
 * flax (edit)
 * <tt> West Germanic, representing {{proto|Germanic|flahsom}}, from {{proto|Indo-European|plek-|to plait}}. Cognate with Old Frisian flax, Old Saxon *{{term||flahs}} (Dutch {{term|vlas}}), Old High German {{term|flahs}} (German {{term|Flachs}}); the Northern Germanic (and most likely the Gothic too ) stem is different. </tt>
 * floral white (edit)
 * <tt> # Of a faint pinkish] [[white colour. </tt>
 * fo (edit)
 * <tt> :: {| class="wikitable" </tt>
 * fol-de-rol (edit)
 * <tt> # Nonsense word traditional to English ballads and madrigals.{{attention|en|Is this a nonsense word (so use {non-gloss definition} and perhaps a different POS), or does it mean 'A nonsense word...'? </tt>
 * <tt> Also, does the quotation below belong on this sense, perhaps?}} </tt>

f (3)

 * for- (edit)
 * <tt> *  </tt>
 * formulier (edit)
 * <tt> From formulaire, from  formularium] 'form (collection)', itself from [[formula (diminutive of forma 'form, shape') + -arium '-ary' </tt>
 * forþgeriman (edit)
 * <tt> third-person sg present forþġerīmaþ, third-person sg preterite forþġerīmde, preterite plural forþġerīmdon, past participle forþġerīmed) </tt>
 * freend (edit)
 * <tt> |passage="But a' wudna like ye tae sell Jess, for she's been a faithfu' servant, an' a freend tae. }}#*{{quote-book|year=1919|author=Violet Jacob|title=Songs of Angus and More Songs of Angus|chapter=|edition=|url=http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/17933 </tt>
 * freezed (edit)
 * <tt> * Use of the "weak" inflection ending in "-ed" instead of the strong inflected form, {{term|froze}} (past} or frozen: (past participle) is considered non-standard, though the speaker or writer would be understood. </tt>
 * fregarsene (edit)
 * <tt> {{it-conj-carsi|freg|inf=fregarsene </tt>
 * frigger (edit)
 * <tt> {of a typical rural Australian:) </tt>
 * frisé (edit)
 * <tt> * friseur {{m} </tt>
 * fullnusta (edit)
 * <tt> * krefjast fullnustu fyrir ( </tt>
 * furen (edit)
 * <tt> * {{IPA|[ fu˥˥ʐɛn˧˥ ]|lang=cmn}} (fūren} </tt>

g

 * gas generator (edit)
 * <tt> # (engineering} (US) an electrical generator that runs on gasoline </tt>
 * gecompliceerd (edit)
 * <tt> From compliceren 'to complicate', either from complicatie 'complication' or modeled on {{etyl|fr|nl} compliquer 'to complicate', anyhow ultimately from {{etyl|la|nl} complicare 'to complicate' </tt>
 * gefluit (edit)
 * <tt> # {pejorative}} A monothonous or bad fluting </tt>
 * genuflettersi (edit)
 * <tt> *Note: reflexive only, past participle genuflesso) </tt>
 * geteon (edit)
 * <tt> {{{ang-verb|type=weak|class=2|head=ġetēon}} (third-person sg preterite ġetēode, preterite plural ġetēodon, past participle ġetēod) </tt>
 * gibet (edit)
 * <tt> Probably from *undefined: (or from  gibbus: ). </tt>
 * gig (edit)
 * <tt> # {{context} U.S. Military}} A demeret received for some infraction of military dress or deportment codes. {as in "I received gigs for buttons un-buttoned"} </tt>
 * girllove (edit)
 * <tt> #* 2009, "Ignored By The Liberal Mass Media", The Duke University Child Rape Case Proves Pedophilia Isn't an "Orientation" (on Internet newsgroup alt.politics.homosexuality </tt>
 * glass felt (edit)
 * <tt> # glass fibers bonded into a sheet with resin and suitable for impregnation with asphalt in the manufacture of bituminous waterproofing, roofing membrane]s and [[shingles. </tt>

g (2)

 * glazenier (edit)
 * <tt> Germanic: a blend from glas 'glass' + -(n)ier '-er' (probably modeled on hovenier 'gardener', formed by the Dutch art critic Albert Plasschaert in 1925 </tt>
 * gnasher (edit)
 * <tt> COUNTRY park ranger Bob Thurston could hardly believe his luck when he casually asked bosses at the gravel quarry next door whether any interesting old}} </tt>
 * gotera (edit)
 * <tt> # leak in the roof which lets water drop into the house) </tt>
 * granaatappel (edit)
 * <tt> [[Image:Pomegranate03 edit.jpg|thumb|A pomegranate granaatappel (fruit]] </tt>
 * great- (edit)
 * <tt> #: fourth-great-uncle, etc. (same as undefined: </tt>
 * <tt> #: fourth-great-grandfather, etc. (same as undefined: </tt>
 * green gram (edit)
 * <tt> # A bean from the seed of Vigna radiata, which is native to Bangladesh, India, one of many species recently moved from the genus Phaseolus to Vigna (still often seen cited as Phaseolus aureus or Phaseolus radiatus. </tt>
 * gricer (edit)
 * <tt> From grice:, supposed plural of grouse: (on analogy to mouse:/mice: ( < A person who bags railway locomotives as a sportsman bags grouse.) </tt>
 * griep (edit)
 * <tt> From grippe, from gripper 'to seize, snatch' (i.e. infect; from Old High German gripan (modern greifen; cognate with to grip, Dutch grijpen) </tt>
 * gura (edit)
 * <tt> # go (to move from a place to another that is further away {{jump|t|move|s|a) </tt>
 * götten bacaklı (edit)
 * <tt> * Literal meaning "with legs from the ass". ("göt" (ass) + "-ten" (ablative suffix) + "bacak" (leg) + "-lı" (with, ... added) </tt>

h

 * habnab (edit)
 * <tt> | passage=I put it Ev'n to your worship's bitterment, habnab; I shall have a chance of the dice for it.}} (As quoted in Wedgwood's Dictionary of English Etymology) </tt>
 * hampe (edit)
 * <tt> # pole (for flag etc.; shaft (of lance) </tt>
 * hang-loose sign (edit)
 * <tt> with one hand so I could give the hang-loose sign to my buds.}} </tt>
 * hanky-panky (edit)
 * <tt> Possibly a corruption of hakk'ni panki, a ("Gypsy") expression for a "great trick" or "big con," hence "shady dealings." </tt>
 * harmonically bound (edit)
 * <tt> :::{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;" </tt>
 * havarija (edit)
 * <tt> # accident, crash, wreck (esp. shipwreck, emergency, average (i.e. situation caused by damage, breakdown or failure) </tt>
 * <tt> # accident, crash, wreck (esp. shipwreck, emergency, average (i.e. situation caused by damage, breakdown or failure) </tt>
 * <tt> # accident, crash, wreck (esp. shipwreck, emergency, average (i.e. situation caused by damage, breakdown or failure) </tt>
 * <tt> # accident, crash, wreck (esp. shipwreck, emergency, average (i.e. situation caused by damage, breakdown or failure) </tt>
 * hen dos (edit)
 * <tt> hen]] dos </tt>
 * hesitate (edit)
 * <tt> haesitare:, intensive of haerere:. Compare aghast, gaze, adhere. </tt>
 * hircic acid (edit)
 * <tt> #:''{{quote-book </tt>

i

 * ijsbreker (edit)
 * <tt> Germanic: from ijs 'ice' (cognate) + breken 'to break [cognate]') + -er </tt>
 * immobiliarista (edit)
 * <tt> ((it-noun|immobiliarist|f|a|e}} </tt>
 * incontrovertible (edit)
 * <tt> *,  </tt>
 * indefinite adjective (edit)
 * <tt> * many children}} </tt>
 * indigner (edit)
 * <tt> # ) to express self-righteous anger or disgust. </tt>
 * individualizzato (edit)
 * <tt> {{it-adj|individualizzat}] </tt>
 * infischiarsene (edit)
 * <tt> {{it-conj-iarsi|infischi|essere|inf=infischiarsene </tt>
 * inhabitant (edit)
 * <tt> {{etyl|fro}} {{term|inhabitant|lang=fro}}, from {{etyl|la}} {{term|inhabitans|lang=la}}, present participle of {{term|inhabito|lang=la||to inhabit}}, from {{term|in-|lang=la||in}} + {{term|habito|habitō|lang=la|to dwell}} (frequentative of {{term|habeo|habeō|lang=la|to hold}}, from {{proto|Indo-European|ghabh-|seize, take, hold, have}}. </tt>
 * intempestivity (edit)
 * <tt> *: d) Gradualism. The system should avoid certain inherent distortions to the generated processes of centralized structure, such as ritualism, {{q|intempestivity}}, bureaucracy, imposition of norms, etc. </tt>

i (2)

 * inter (edit)
 * <tt> From enterrer: < Vulgar Latin "in + terrare". Cognates include Spanish/Portuguese/Galician/Catalan enterrar (to inter), (to bury), Italian interrare (to plant), (to dig in). </tt>
 * island (edit)
 * <tt> {rel-mid}} </tt>
 * issuġerixxa (edit)
 * <tt> <!-- perfect forms except issuġġerixxew get no google hits at all :( </tt>
 * istriano (edit)
 * <tt> (Feminine: istriana </tt>
 * it takes one to know one (edit)
 * <tt> #*1949, Nial Kent, ''The Divided Path]], p. 358: </tt>

j

 * jeans (edit)
 * <tt> Shortening of jean fustian, itself from jean (from Gene:, the -s was added influenced by the cognate Old French Jannes:, (modern=) Gênes:) + fustian: (from, from  fustaine:, from medieval  fustaneum:, probably from Latin fustis:. </tt>
 * jump for joy (edit)
 * <tt> # exalt, [rejoice]], feel elation. </tt>
 * juodoji mirtis (edit)
 * <tt> {{lt-decl-noun-unc </tt>
 * jättiläismanner (edit)
 * <tt> {{infl|fi|noun}}} </tt>

k

 * kana (edit)
 * <tt> Sanoi Pohjolan emäntä, itse lausui, noin nimesi:/ Kummallenp' on mielit mennä, kun tulevat tahtomahan/ ikuiseksi ystäväksi, kainaloiseksi kanaksi?}} </tt>
 * kardinaalschap (edit)
 * <tt> From kardinaal "cardinal" (from cardinalis "cardinal", itself the noun use of the adjective derived from cardo "hinge, main point" + -alis "-al")) + -schap "-ship" </tt>
 * karper (edit)
 * <tt> * (fish species) goudkarper, karperkoning {m}}, karperzalm, steenkarper , blauwkarper , boerenkarper , edelkarper , goudkarper , karperzalm, kroeskarper , kruiskarper , lederkarper, maankarper , schubkarper , spiegelkarper , steenkarper , zalmkarper , zeekarper </tt>
 * keilahalli (edit)
 * <tt> } </tt>
 * kesyttyä (edit)
 * <tt> # To tame (to become tame}. </tt>
 * keyrrey (edit)
 * <tt> #* Ta un cheyrrey screbbagh doghaney yn [[slane|clane}} shioltane. </tt>
 * king hit (edit)
 * <tt> * 2007. Man sues club and bouncers after king hit —Sydney Morning Herald'', 6 August 2007]: </tt>
 * kroning (edit)
 * <tt> # A coronation, the act or solemnity of crowning) </tt>
 * kruisspin (edit)
 * <tt> kruis 'cross' [from the dots pattern on its back] + spin 'spider' (from spinnen 'to spin (a web)' </tt>

l

 * la (edit)
 * <tt> * } do, re, mi, fa, sol, ti </tt>
 * lairdship (edit)
 * <tt> |passage=They talked of affairs, particular and general, of Ian's late proceedings and the lairdship of Alexander, of men and places that they knew away from this countryside. }}# The area of land owned by a laird </tt>
 * lapsus linguae (edit)
 * <tt> lapsus linguae (usually spelled Lapsus linguae, the only spelling found in Duden ) </tt>
 * lawl (edit)
 * <tt> #: [[Image:Crack climbing layback left.jpg|A layback (climbing)|thumb|right]] </tt>
 * leaf peeper (edit)
 * <tt> #* 2000, William G. Tapply, Snake Eater/Seventh Enemy/Close to the Bone: A Brady Coyne Omnibus (#13, 14 ...‎ - Page 340 </tt>
 * leannan (edit)
 * <tt> #: "A leannain ghrinn, ciamar a theirinn cia mheud a tha gràdh agam ort?" - "O sweet darling, how could I say how much that I love thee?") </tt>
 * leftosphere (edit)
 * <tt> #* 2008 March 4, "O'Neil's Faggy Prostate - SWEEPEAT!!!" (username), "Re: I. . . I just couldn't do it!!! :_(", in <tt>alt.sports.baseball.bos-redsox</tt>, Usenet: </tt>
 * lekker (edit)
 * <tt> |passage=}}The other men ask why he's crying, when he's got such a lekker car. The guy shakes his head and says, "I just saw my wife, and she was driving a skateboard." </tt>

l (2)

 * lesje (edit)
 * <tt> (plural lesjes; no compound diminutive}} </tt>
 * liftshaft (edit)
 * <tt> ] </tt>
 * liikkua heikoilla jäillä (edit)
 * <tt> # to skate on thin ice (to place oneself) in a risky, potentially dangerous or delicate situation) </tt>
 * litotes (edit)
 * <tt> * Organizing these records is no small task (to indicate difficulty) }} </tt>
 * llins (edit)
 * <tt> {{ca-noun-form|m}p}} </tt>
 * loan (edit)
 * <tt> # To lend (something) to {someone). </tt>
 * lofa (edit)
 * <tt> # to permit somebody to do something]], to allow somebody to do something </tt>
 * lol (edit)
 * <tt> * Thai: ( </tt>
 * long (edit)
 * <tt> Generally assumed to be a loan, from {{term|longa|(navis} longa|lang=la}}, but Joseph Loth believed it to be from, cognate to  llong:. </tt>
 * lose (edit)
 * <tt> * drop, shed </tt>
 * <tt> * win </tt>
 * <tt> * gain, put on </tt>

m

 * maalteken (edit)
 * <tt> maal 'time(s), meaning an arithmetic factor)' + teken 'sign' </tt>
 * macc (edit)
 * <tt> Primitive Irish genitive ᚋᚐᚊᚊᚔ: < *makʷkʷo-, *, (compare Welsh mab:, Gaulish Maponos), perhaps < (compare Ancient Greek μακρός:, Latin macer:. </tt>
 * magmánk (edit)
 * <tt> # {{hu-inflection of|magma|pos|4s </tt>
 * magmátok (edit)
 * <tt> # {{hu-inflection of|magma|pos|5s </tt>
 * magnétoscoper (edit)
 * <tt> # to record [using a videocassette recorder) </tt>
 * manscape (edit)
 * <tt> |passage=Nearly everywhere is a Manscape now, and we need not mourn the fact. There is still plenty which is beautiful and a solace{{...}}}} --> </tt>
 * mate (edit)
 * <tt> From {{etyl|ang}}, from 14th century {{etyl|gml}} {{term|mate||messmate|lang=gml}}, related to Old English {{term|gemetta||table-guest}}, derived from {{proto|Germanic|ga-maton}}, itself from {{proto|Germanic|ga-|together}} (related to German and Dutch ge-) + {{proto|Germanic|maton}} (from {{proto|Germanic|matiz|food}}), related to Old English {{term|mete||food|lang=ang}}). </tt>
 * mayhem (edit)
 * <tt> {{etyl|enm}} {{term|mayme, mahaime}}, from {{etyl|xno}} {{term|mahaim}} 'mutilation', from {{etyl|fro}} {{term|mahaign}} 'bodily harm, loss of limb', from {{etyl|gem}}, from {{proto|Germanic|maiđjanan}} 'to cripple, injure' (compare {{etyl|gmh|-}} meidem, meiden 'gelding', {{etyl|non|-}} meiða 'to injure', Gothic maidjan 'to alter, falsify'), from {{proto|Indo-European|mei}} 'to change'. More at mad. </tt>
 * me too (edit)
 * <tt> * Russian: {{t|ru|я тоже|tr=ja tóže}}, {{t|ru|я также|tr=(ja tákže}} </tt>

m (2)

 * meanless (edit)
 * <tt> #*: In particular: i) the average is used to get a meanless dataset, as specified in sect. 20; </tt>
 * microflare (edit)
 * <tt> } </tt>
 * midget-porn (edit)
 * <tt> *: : Your porn star name is the name of your first pet, and your mother’s maiden name. So I’m Shadow Eady. Told you it was crap ;-) Yipe! I’m Fuzzball Udarbe. Sounds like the name of a midgetporn actor. *cringe* </tt>
 * military attaché (edit)
 * <tt> military: (from militaire (=modern), from  militaris "of soldiers or war", from miles "soldier", perhaps ultimately from Etruscan) + attaché: (from, the past participle of attacher 'to attach'. </tt>
 * millesimale (edit)
 * <tt> # millesimal; thousand or thousandth (attributive} </tt>
 * mud fight (edit)
 * <tt> * Dutch: moddergevecht {n}} </tt>
 * <tt> * Dutch: moddergevecht {n}}, moddergooien {n}} </tt>
 * muu (edit)
 * <tt> a6s=muuten}} </tt>
 * muu kuin (edit)
 * <tt> a6s=muuten kuin}} </tt>
 * mäntähöyrykone (edit)
 * <tt> # A [steam engine]] (piston engine driven by steam). </tt>

n (2)

 * noleggiatore (edit)
 * <tt> (Feminine: noleggiatrice </tt>
 * nonneural (edit)
 * <tt> {{prefix|non|neural]] </tt>
 * noxius (edit)
 * <tt> From {{term|noxa||injury; fault, offence; punishment]|lang=la}}. </tt>

o

 * obustava (edit)
 * <tt> # cessation, stoppage, suspension (of an activity, </tt>
 * octaethyleneglycol (edit)
 * <tt> (Properly: octa(ethylene glycol): </tt>
 * of blessed memory (edit)
 * <tt> #  </tt>
 * ojačavati (edit)
 * <tt> # to strengthen (to make strong or stronger, grow strong or stronger}} </tt>
 * oltraggiatore (edit)
 * <tt> (Feminine: oltraggiatrice}} </tt>
 * oltranzistico (edit)
 * <tt> # extremist, hard-line (attributive} </tt>
 * omkoping (edit)
 * <tt> the root of omkopen 'to bribe' (from om 'around' + kopen 'to buy' + -ing </tt>
 * on (edit)
 * <tt> From hom:, reduced form of  homme:, used pronominally (a calque of the  indefinite pronoun *undefined:; confer  man:, reduced pronomial form of Mann:). The etymon itself stems from  homo:, accusative form of homo:, but its use as a pronoun is of  origin. Confer  man: (reduced form of  mann:;  man:;  men:. </tt>
 * onderarm (edit)
 * <tt> * onderarmbeen {n}} </tt>

o (2)

 * onderhevig (edit)
 * <tt> # {{context|~ aan|subject to </tt>
 * ongekoperd (edit)
 * <tt> From on- 'un-, not -' + gekoperd, the past participle of koperen 'to copper' (from koper 'copper', from {{etyl|grc|nl}}) + verbal ending -en) </tt>
 * onleengoed (edit)
 * <tt> # An estate) which is held as an allodium, not enfeoffed </tt>
 * opbellen (edit)
 * <tt> # to call (up)) (to contact by telephone) </tt>
 * opia (edit)
 * <tt> #* 1975: Dov Bing, China: Cultural and Political Perspectives, pp212 & 218 (Longman Paul) </tt>
 * optrekken (edit)
 * <tt> #: De meeste gebouwen in Londen waren destijds uit brandbaar materiaal opgetrokken, zoals hout en stro. &mdash; The most buildings in London at that time were built out of flammable material, such as wood and straw. </tt>
 * opwekking (edit)
 * <tt> #: Milieugroepen hebben zware kritiek op het klimaatplan. Ze wijzen erop dat Australië 85 procent van de elektriciteitsopwekking haalt uit kolencentrales, die weinig milieuvriendelijk zijn. &mdash; Environmental groups have placed heavy criticism upon the climate plan. They point out that Australia gets 85 percent of its electricity generation out of coal plants, which are little environment-friendly. </tt>
 * orbitaal (edit)
 * <tt> # orbital, of or relating to the eye socket (eyehole)) </tt>
 * ortolan (edit)
 * <tt> Hortolà 01 Emberiza hortulana).jpg </tt>
 * othar (edit)
 * <tt> # wounded, mutilated]] </tt>

o (3)

 * otuđivati (edit)
 * <tt> * krȁsti, {{l|hr|ukrasti|ùkrasti {{pf}} </tt>
 * oursin (edit)
 * <tt> #: Sur certains points les plus fréquentés de Marseille, on étale les coquillages les plus savoureux, les plus appétissants : les moules, les clovisses, les oursins, les [raires, les huîtres. (in Journal officiel, 4 juin 1873) </tt>
 * out-gunned (edit)
 * <tt> out-gunned) </tt>

p
</tt> </tt>
 * pandeismo (edit)
 * <tt> "Dottrina...costringe, come faceva osservare un dotto Critico, la rivelazione a cambiare il suo posto con quello del pensiero istintivo e dell' affermazione senza riflessione e colloca la ragione fuori della persona dell'uomo dichiarandolo un frammento di Dio, una spezie di pandeismo spirituale introducendo, assurdo per noi, ed al Supremo Ente ingiurioso, il quale reca onda grave alla libertà del medesimo, ec, ec."
 * <tt> "Certo è che quel concetto forma una delle basi morali fondamentali di religioni i cui segnaci sono oltre i due terzi della popolazione del globo, mentre è influenzato dall'indole speciale di ciascuna di esse, cioè da un idealismo sovrumano nel Cristianesimo, da un nichilismo antiumano nel Buddismo, e da un pandeismo eclettico nell'incipiente ma progrediente Bramoismo indiano; e a queste credenze che ammettono il principio ideale della fratellanza universale, conviene aggiungere il naturalismo estetico scientifico greco-romano e moderno che inspira, in modo sostanziale, tutto l'insegnamento pubblico Europeo, e contro il quale protestarono sempre e molto logicamente gli ortodossi cristiani, da Paolo II papa a Giuseppe di Maistre."
 * pansified (edit)
 * <tt> * [[pansification] </tt>
 * paraben (edit)
 * <tt> # Any of a group of chemicals used as preservatives in cosmetics and [pharmaceutical]]s, wherein the hydrogen of a parahydroxybenzene molecule is replaced by an alkyl group </tt>
 * paralelkenar (edit)
 * <tt> * From Turkish "paralel" (parallel) + "kenar" (side </tt>
 * parasiet (edit)
 * <tt> # An individual parasite or a parasitic (generally undesirable) living organism that exists by stealing resources from another living organism) </tt>
 * parsley (edit)
 * <tt> From petroselinum: (spelt also petroselinon: ), from  πετροσέλινον:, from πέτρος: + σέλινον:. </tt>
 * pastorage (edit)
 * <tt> #: "The pastorage is in front of you," he says, "but the clergyman is not at home, there is no one at the pastorage." (from The Story of Gösta Berling by Selma Lagerlöf, Little, Brown and company, 1910, As Retrieved 2009-09-16 </tt>
 * payndemain (edit)
 * <tt> #* 1914, Charles Sears Baldwin (quoting Geoffrey Chaucer, An Introduction to English Medieval Literature‎, p. 215: </tt>
 * peacelessness (edit)
 * <tt> #* 1974: International peace research newsletter, volume 12:2, pages 16 & 17 </tt>
 * <tt> #* 1989: Keizai Kōhō Sentā, Speaking of Japan, pages 6 & 7 (Keizai Kōhō Center) </tt>

p (2)

 * pennywise (edit)
 * <tt> #*{{User:Visviva/quote-news-special|pagetitle=pennywise|year=2007|date=February 21|author=Milt Freudenheim|title=Some Employers Are Offering Free Drugs|work=New York Times|url=http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/21/business/21free.html </tt>
 * perfectioneren (edit)
 * <tt> # {{transitive}} To (make (more) perfect </tt>
 * period (edit)
 * <tt> #* 2009 {{cite web </tt>
 * pesukarhu (edit)
 * <tt> A working group for naming mammals proposed in 2008 that "raccoon" should be named supi in Finnish, as: a) all other species in the genus have supi in their name, although the genus is pesukarhut, b) raccoon is not a {{term|karhu||bear}}, and c) the term supi has been used in Finland of the fur of raccoon and of the animal by Finnish Americans. The opponents claim that this convention would just add to the confusion as the term pesukarhu is unambiguous and "raccoon dog" is supikoira in Finnish, often called only supi in common language. As a result, supi has not gained popularity as Finnish name of raccoon. </tt>
 * petter (edit)
 * <tt> #*: ... 36) are good sports 37) have a good sense of humor 38) are not sissies 39) do not try to neck on the first date 40) are not routine petters... </tt>
 * picti (edit)
 * <tt> # pico; x1 is a trillionth (10{{sup|-12}} of x2 in dimension/aspect x3 (default is units). </tt>
 * pieken (edit)
 * <tt> From {{etyl|fr|nl}} {{term|pic||sharp point or spike|lang=fr}} (possibly from {{etyl|la|nl}} {{term|picus||woodpecker|lang=la}}) and/or {{term|pique|lang=fr}}, its descendant via {{term|piquer||to pick, sting, stab|lang=fr}}); the verb may, in some senses, derive from cognate synonym {{term|pikken||to pick, hack|lang=nl}}. </tt>
 * pieker (edit)
 * <tt> From piekeren, from {{etyl|fr|nl}} pic "sharp point or spike" (possibly from {{etyl|la|nl}} picus 'woodpecker') and/or pique, its descendant via piquer 'to pick, sting, stab'); the verb may, in some senses, derive from cognate synonym pikken 'to pick, hack' </tt>
 * piezonuclear (edit)
 * <tt> #{{physics}} Describing supposed nuclear reactions as a result of mechanical stress (such as cavitation} </tt>
 * piloter (edit)
 * <tt> # To drive {control a vehicle) </tt>

p (3)

 * planetary system (edit)
 * <tt> # A group of smaller bodies such as planets or asteroids) that orbit one one or more stars. </tt>
 * plass (edit)
 * <tt> # room (space {{jump|t|space|s) </tt>
 * pluche (edit)
 * <tt> From {{etyl|fr|nl}} peluche, from {etyl|it|nl}} peluzzo </tt>
 * plus (edit)
 * <tt> * There may be some difficulty for non-native speakers to detect the negativity or positivity of "plus". The negative sense is generally used with a ne:, but sometimes the "ne" is dropped in colloquial speech. Thus in certain cases, some speakers may choose to pronounce the final of a positive plus (as  in order to make a distinction. </tt>
 * pomelo (edit)
 * <tt> </tt>
 * pomerium (edit)
 * <tt> </tt>
 * pork-barrelling (edit)
 * <tt> {{Citation </tt>
 * porselein (edit)
 * <tt> From {{etyl|fr|nl}} porcelaine, from {{etyl|fro|nl}} pourcelaine), from {{etyl|it|nl}} porcellana (originally the name of a conch species) </tt>
 * postimpressionisme (edit)
 * <tt> [[Image:Georges Seurat - Un dimanche après-midi à l'Île de la Grande Jatte.jpg|thumb|250px|Een voorbeeld van postimpressionisme: </tt>
 * <tt> An example of postimpressionism: Dimanche d'été à la Grande Jatte, Georges Seurat, 1886]] </tt>
 * potpredsednica (edit)
 * <tt> # {{vice president (female) </tt>

p (4)

 * preforeclosure (edit)
 * <tt> {{prefix|pre| </tt>
 * prolix (edit)
 * <tt> * Dutch: {{t-|nl|langdradig}}} </tt>
 * pronomen (edit)
 * <tt> {{sv-noun </tt>
 * provisory (edit)
 * <tt> from proviso from {{etyl|enm}, from the Middle {{etyl|la}} loose ablative proviso quid 'provided that'; notably from the first word, being the inflected past particple provisus of providere 'to provide, see to', itself from pro- + videre 'to see') + -ory </tt>
 * prowess (edit)
 * <tt> From {{etyl|fro}} {{term|proeche|lang=fro}} (Modern French: {{{term|prouesse|lang=fr}}) </tt>
 * prætentious (edit)
 * <tt> *: Guess I was just being prætentious in my spelling. }-> </tt>
 * présider (edit)
 * <tt> # To preside; to chair; to head {{gloss|to be in charge of) </tt>
 * pugilat (edit)
 * <tt> * pugilist (boxer} </tt>
 * puhe (edit)
 * <tt> {{fi-decl-hame </tt>
 * push (edit)
 * <tt> * {{sense|tense the muscles in the abdomen in order to expel its contents''): to bear down </tt>

p (5)

 * putiri (edit)
 * <tt> </tt>

q

 * qizhebakou (edit)
 * <tt> * Google hits: "七折八扣"] </tt>
 * quarantine (edit)
 * <tt> From quarantina:, from quarantina giorni:, the period Venetians customarily kept ships from plague-ridden countries waiting for off port), from quaranta:, from  quadraginta: </tt>
 * queeb (edit)
 * <tt> #*: Umm, Jim...those were just queebs. :-) </tt>
 * quæstion (edit)
 * <tt> *: […] lenght to inveigh agaynst the power of the king to quæstion his right in the shipps (which before the kings continually […] </tt>

r

 * reconnaissance (edit)
 * <tt> (abbreviated as recce: or recon: </tt>
 * recure (edit)
 * <tt> Probably partly from {{etyl|la} recurare:, and partly from a reduced form of recover:. </tt>
 * redneck (edit)
 * <tt> # An uneducated, unsophisticated, or poor white person, typically used to describe residents (of either gender ) of the rural US. </tt>
 * registratie (edit)
 * <tt> * registratierecht {n}} </tt>
 * regnal (edit)
 * <tt> # Of or pertaining to the reign of a monarch (or [[pope]) </tt>
 * rejoint (edit)
 * <tt> {{{1913}} </tt>
 * restripe (edit)
 * <tt> {{cite-usenet </tt>
 * rikssynsar (edit)
 * <tt> First used in Norwegian in 1984, from {{etyl|sv|nn}} {{term|rikstyckare|lang=sv}}, {{prefix|riks|synsar|lang=nn}} ({{term|riks-||pertaining to rike (kingdom, realm, empire)}}, ({{term|synsar|lang=nn}} from {{term|synast|lang=nn}} </tt>
 * rikssynser (edit)
 * <tt> First used in Norwegian in 1984, from {{etyl|sv|nb}} {{term|rikstyckare|lang=sv}}, {{prefix|riks|synser|lang=nb}} ({{term|riks-||pertaining to rike (kingdom, realm, empire)}}, ({{term|synser|lang=nb}} from {{term|synes|lang=nb}} </tt>

r (2)

 * rix-dollar (edit)
 * <tt> </tt>
 * roder (edit)
 * <tt> # to polish up, hone {skills). </tt>
 * rosa (edit)
 * <tt> #*:: Farther on, there are roses too along the path, and the cool shade is pleasantly alternated with sunshine. Having passed through these manifold winding alleys, the path resumes a straight course, and at the same time divides into several tracks, separated by box hedges. </tt>
 * <tt> #*:: Even roses grow there, and the warmth of the sun is delightful as a change from the cool of the shade. When you come to the end of these various winding alleys, the boundary again runs straight, or should I say boundaries, for there are a number of paths with box shrubs between them. </tt>
 * royal (edit)
 * <tt> * Danish: {{t|da|royal}, kongelig </tt>
 * ruimtetuig (edit)
 * <tt> # A spacecraft, vehicle traveling through space) </tt>
 * rôleplay (edit)
 * <tt> *: Talking of sex, I must phone Janice :) </tt>

s

 * sadfuck (edit)
 * <tt> #* 1995, "Count Zero", !CONSERVANAZIS (o 2/2 (on Internet newsgroup alt.gothic) </tt>
 * samozadovoljevati se (edit)
 * <tt> {{sl-verb </tt>
 * satre (edit)
 * <tt> * Russian: tiriet — [[тереть] [teretʹ] </tt>
 * schorpioen (edit)
 * <tt> * (other animal species) schorpioenkreeft, schorpioenspin, schorpioenvis (obsolete spelling schorpioenvisch), stekelschorpioenvis (obsolete spelling stekelschorpioenvisch])], [[schorpioenvlieg </tt>
 * schuimkraag (edit)
 * <tt> From schuim 'foam' (compare cognate German Schaumkrone) + kraag 'collar') </tt>
 * sclerophyll (edit)
 * <tt> # {{biology}} A form of vegetation that has hard leaves] and short [[internodes </tt>
 * scæne (edit)
 * <tt> *: Here should A Scæne · be betwene Iunius, & Petillius : (Iunius mocking Petillius for being in loue w{{sup|th}} Bonducas Daughter that Killd her selfe : to them : Enterd Suetonius : (blameing Petillius for the […] </tt>
 * scíath (edit)
 * <tt> From {{proto|Celtic|skeito-|lang=sga}} (compare Welsh {{term|ysgwydd||shoulder|lang=cy}}. </tt>
 * se ja se (edit)
 * <tt> {{term|se||it, that}} + {{term|ja||and}}} + se </tt>

s (2)

 * seised in fee (edit)
 * <tt> *Albert H. Putney, Popular Law Library Vol6 Real Property, Abstracts, Mining Law], 1908, Section 18. Fee-Simple, website of ChestofBooks.com: Read Books Online for Free, Accessed 3 March 2010 </tt>
 * semifinished (edit)
 * <tt> |passage=The {{...|tariff on the export of steel wires and rods will be raised to 15 percent, from 10 percent, and </tt>
 * seniausia pasaulio profesija (edit)
 * <tt> {{lt-decl-noun-unc </tt>
 * seruristo (edit)
 * <tt> From {{suffix|seruro|isto|alt2=ist-|lang=io}}, {{etyl|eo|io}} {{term|seruristo|lang=eo}]. </tt>
 * set on fire (edit)
 * <tt> * Japanese: {{Jpan|火を付ける}} ({{Jpan|ひをつける|tr=hi o tsukeru}}, {{t|ja|着火する|tr=chakkasuru}}, {{t|ja|点火する|tr=tenkasuru}}}}, {{t|ja|放火する|tr=hōkasuru}} {{qualifier|for arson}} </tt>
 * sexverslaafde (edit)
 * <tt> (from {{sex|en|nl}} + verslaafde 'addict' (from verslaafd, the past participle of verslaven 'to enslave, addict', from ver- + slaaf 'slave') </tt>
 * sheaf (edit)
 * <tt> * {{ttbc|Spanish}}: (the mathematical meaning): haz {{m}}, fibrilla{f}} </tt>
 * simper (edit)
 * <tt> Origin uncertain; compare (probably from ) {{etyl|da}} {{term|simper|lang=da}} / {{term|semper||coy|lang=da}}, German {{term|zimper||elegant, dainty|lang=de}}. </tt>
 * single-ply membrane (edit)
 * <tt> # {{context|roofing}} Roofing membranes that are field applied using just one layer of membrane material (either homogeneous or composite rather than multiple layers. </tt>
 * skian (edit)
 * <tt> From {{etyl|sga|gv}} {{term|scíathán|lang=mga}} < {{term|scíath|lang=sga}} < {{proto|Celtic|skeito-|lang=gv}} (compare Welsh {{term|ysgwydd||shoulder|lang=cy}}. </tt>

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 * skilinn (edit)
 * <tt> Where it means skilja:|lang=is}}. </tt>
 * skydaddy (edit)
 * <tt> #*: No, actually, I'm a sex addict. But at least that's not as bad as being addicted to imaginary skydaddies. :) </tt>
 * sociolinguist (edit)
 * <tt> * "The "quick look at the markets" on news bulletins is a form of what sociolinguists call phatic communication: a message without any real content, just there for the sake of communicating something." - # suitable for spectating </tt>
 * spheksophobia (edit)
 * <tt> #*{{cite newsgroup </tt>
 * stilema (edit)
 * <tt> # [[stylistic-adverb)} [[meaning a still dilema. while in narnia with willy wonka, and a tsunami is coming.... </tt>

s (4)

 * stocc (edit)
 * <tt> . Akin to stoc ( Stock </tt>
 * <tt> ), stokkr "tree-trunk" </tt>
 * stropicciarsene (edit)
 * <tt> {{it-conj-ciarsi|stropicc|inf=stropicciarsene </tt>
 * styðja (edit)
 * <tt> # to place (one's hand, foot, etc.) on something for support) </tt>
 * stéréotype (edit)
 * <tt> # A stereotype, as in conventional, formulaic, and oversimplified] conception, opinion, or image. </tt>
 * suffice (edit)
 * <tt> * Russian: {{t+|ru|хватать}}) (xvatát') {{impf}}, {{t+|ru|хватить}} (xvatít') {{pf}} </tt>
 * sungi (edit)
 * <tt> # {{past participle of|{{nn-inf|syngj|/}}|syngja]]|lang=nn}} </tt>
 * superkracht (edit)
 * <tt> From super (from {{etyl|la|nl}} + kracht 'force, strength, power' </tt>
 * surprising (edit)
 * <tt> * Finnish: {{t-|fi|yllättävä}}} </tt>
 * suurmanner (edit)
 * <tt> } </tt>
 * syllabic abbreviation (edit)
 * <tt> * Konami, names of Kagemasa Kozuki, Yoshinobu Nakama, Hiro Matsuda, and Shokichi Ishihara}} </tt>

s (5)

 * synthetic lethality (edit)
 * <tt> * 2002, {{cite web |last = Maloy |first = Stanley </tt>
 * sự (edit)
 * <tt> *sự thực (fact, truth </tt>

t

 * taenicide (edit)
 * <tt> #*: The practice in Ethiopia of eating raw meat...has given rise...to a high incidence of taenia, or tapeworm. ... The commonest traditional taenicide was the blood-red flower of the [[kosso'' tree... </tt>
 * tavukgötü (edit)
 * <tt> * It literally means "hen's ass". ("tavuk" (hen) + "göt" (ass) + "-ü" (3rd person singular possession suffix) </tt>
 * teleguida (edit)
 * <tt> ] </tt>
 * teleprogram (edit)
 * <tt> #*: The architecture should provide for a reliable communication infrastructure required for the transfer of files (teleprograms, displayable pages... </tt>
 * teon (edit)
 * <tt> third-person sg preterite tēode, preterite plural tēodon) </tt>
 * thrombolytic (edit)
 * <tt> {{prefix|thrombo|lytic]] </tt>
 * tokkelen (edit)
 * <tt> * (instrument) tokkelciter, tokkelinstrument {{n}, tokkelspeeltuig {{n}} </tt>
 * tokány (edit)
 * <tt> # Strips of meat stewed on fried onion, black pepper and marjoram. A kind of "pörkölt" that does not contain paprika and has less sauce) </tt>
 * toll (edit)
 * <tt> # {legal|obsolete}} To take away; to vacate; to annul. </tt>

t (2)

 * tonitruer (edit)
 * <tt> # to thunder, crack {make a sound like thunder) </tt>
 * tow (edit)
 * <tt> * Russian: буксировать },, {{t|ru|тащить|tr=taščít'} </tt>
 * tracklement (edit)
 * <tt> Coined in its current sense by the English cookery writer Dorothy Hartley in her book Food in England in 1954, but probably derived from a similar dialect word with variant spellings e.g. tranklement, tanchiment) used before that date across North and Central England and meaning "ornaments, trinkets; bits of things". </tt>
 * transaction (edit)
 * <tt> * Japanese: 処理 (しょり, shori </tt>
 * <tt> * Japanese: ja (とりひき, torihiki </tt>
 * <tt> * Japanese: 取引 (とりひき, torihiki </tt>
 * <tt> * Japanese: 取引 (とりひき, torihiki </tt>
 * trinkle (edit)
 * <tt> (the tears trinkled down her cheeks),  (the tears trinkled down Trim's cheeks],  (my own heart's blood came trinkling down) </tt>
 * tro (edit)
 * <tt> ::{| class="wikitable" </tt>
 * trojan (edit)
 * <tt> # Describing a satellite (moon or minor planet)) that shares an orbit with another </tt>
 * trombose (edit)
 * <tt> * (thromboseren (verb) </tt>
 * trouble (edit)
 * <tt> * ; ; </tt>
 * tyrmäysase (edit)
 * <tt> } </tt>

t (3)

 * tärkkäys (edit)
 * <tt> # starching (act of treating with laundry starch}. </tt>

u

 * uile (edit)
 * <tt> From (compare Welsh oll:, Gaulish ollon: <  (compare Gothic 𐌰𐌻𐌻𐍃:). </tt>
 * unaccusative (edit)
 * <tt> #*: We have seen that Unergatives and Unaccusatives differ in 1) permitting the derivation of an Impersonal Passive, and 2) in licensing purpose clauses, since Unergatives have active subjects, and Unaccusatives do not. </tt>
 * unergative (edit)
 * <tt> #*: We have seen that Unergatives and Unaccusatives differ in 1) permitting the derivation of an Impersonal Passive, and 2) in licensing purpose clauses, since Unergatives have active subjects, and Unaccusatives do not. </tt>
 * uranium (edit)
 * <tt> [vanderkrogt.net. </tt>
 * učenje (edit)
 * <tt> # studying], learning (act or process of) </tt>

v

 * variabiliteit (edit)
 * <tt> From variabilité, from  variabilitas, from variabilis 'variable', itself from variare 'to vary' (from varius 'varied, different, spotted') + -bilis '-able') </tt>
 * varikkokäynti (edit)
 * <tt> }} </tt>
 * veel (edit)
 * <tt> {{nl-decl-adj-base|head=veel|veel|vele|veel|vele|vele|veels<!-- </tt>
 * vliegende vis (edit)
 * <tt> {{etyl|gem|nl}} inflection of {{term|vliegend||flying|lang=nl}} (from the present participle of {{term|vliegen||to fly|lang=nl}} + {{term|vis||fish|lang=nl}} </tt>
 * voetsoldaat (edit)
 * <tt> From {{term|voet||lang=nl|on foot}} + {{term|soldaat||lang=nl|soldier}}, from {{term|soldat|lang=fr}}, from {{etyl|it|nl}} {{term|soldado|lang=it}}, literally 'sold-recipient') </tt>
 * vriezer (edit)
 * <tt> {{suffix|vriezen|er|lang=nl}}} </tt>
 * vuliri (edit)
 * <tt> {{scn-conj-iri|vul|vol|vòl </tt>

w

 * wan't (edit)
 * <tt> *: If i would be locked for the night in the 3rd floor of Eiffel Tower, it wan't be because i was late but because it was a nice plan for the night and I am not alone so I would have a lot of fun :) </tt>
 * wannabe (edit)
 * <tt> Wannabe is a noun formed from a complex verb combination of the phrase, "want to be". Wannabe can be considered a conversion, category change, or functional shift. </tt>
 * washer-upper (edit)
 * <tt> #*: ...not just as a tool extends human effort but as innovations substitute for old travails (the dishwasher purportedly releasing the washer-upper... </tt>
 * weigh in (edit)
 * <tt> #*: Having more or less approved Drexel [Burnham Lambert&#x5D;'s selection earlier, he [Peter Cohen, CEO of Shearson] now weighed in with what seemed a halfhearted endorsement of [Thomas] Strauss's [CEO of Salomon Brothers] stance. </tt>
 * winge (edit)
 * <tt> *A relevant page] from Understanding cultures through their key words, Anna Wierzbicka. </tt>
 * within (edit)
 * <tt> * Japanese: の中に </tt>
 * world (edit)
 * <tt> * Korean: ) </tt>
 * <tt> * Vietnamese: thế giới ) </tt>
 * wróżka (edit)
 * <tt> # fairy (mythical being} </tt>

w (2)

 * wymóc (edit)
 * <tt> altpasttense=wymóg}} </tt>

y

 * yalıçapkını (edit)
 * <tt> [[Image: Alcedo atthis 1 tb (Marek-S.jpg|thumb|yalıçapkını]] </tt>
 * yardlong bean (edit)
 * <tt> * India (Goa}: vali, eeril </tt>
 * yirmigen (edit)
 * <tt> * From Turkish "yirmi" (twenty)) </tt>
 * yizhebakou (edit)
 * <tt> * Google hits: "一折八扣"] </tt>

Latin

 * ääri (edit)
 * <tt> From (compare Estonian äär:, Karelian eäreh:, possibly of early  origin, from *eǵe-ro (compare Lithuanian ežė:). </tt>
 * ætrian (edit)
 * <tt> weak) </tt>
 * éa- (edit)
 * <tt> From en-:.  Related to Old English un-: (modern English un-, Latin in-:, Ancient Greek ἀ-: (modern Greek α-:) and Sanskrit अ-:. </tt>
 * ébouâmes (edit)
 * <tt> *, } </tt>
 * éraflâmes (edit)
 * <tt> *, } </tt>
 * ígða (edit)
 * <tt> igða:. </tt>
 * Čad (edit)
 * <tt> is=Čadom}} </tt>
 * ħalla (edit)
 * <tt> {{mt-conj </tt>
 * šereg (edit)
 * <tt> #*1684, Pavao Ritter Vitezović, ''[[s:hr:Odiljenje sigetsko/Dil drugi| </tt>
 * <tt> Odiljenje sigetsko]]'': </tt>

Greek

 * Η/Υ (edit)
 * <tt> # ηλεκτρονικός υπολογιστής, computer (electronic calculator} </tt>
 * Ινδιάνα (edit)
 * <tt> *Ινδή (native of India </tt>
 * Ινδιάνος (edit)
 * <tt> *Ινδός (native of India </tt>
 * Κάρντιφ (edit)
 * <tt> {{el-noun-proper|n|Kárntif </tt>
 * άλογο (edit)
 * <tt> * {{l|el|φοράδα|tr=foráda}} {{f}} (mare (female horse) </tt>
 * ευρωπαϊκός (edit)
 * <tt> # European, pertaining to Europe, its people or the European Union) </tt>
 * καθηγήτρια (edit)
 * <tt> * {{l|el|διδάσκαλος|tr=didáskalos}} {{m}}, {{l|el|διδασκάλισσα|tr=didaskálissa}} {{f}} (teacher </tt>
 * κλάσμα (edit)
 * <tt> # fraction ({{arithmetic) </tt>
 * κρύσταλλο (edit)
 * <tt> * {{l|el|κρυστάλλινος|tr=krystállinos}} (crystal, [[cut-glass) </tt>
 * <tt> * {{l|el|κρυσταλλώνω|tr=krystallóno}} } (crystallise) </tt>

Greek (2)

 * λακωνικός (edit)
 * <tt> From λακωνικός:. </tt>
 * μυς (edit)
 * <tt> *  (mouse (rodent) </tt>
 * <tt> *  (mouse (rodent) </tt>
 * νωδός (edit)
 * <tt> From from  (whence νη-: +  (whence ὀδούς:) </tt>
 * οἰκουμένη (edit)
 * <tt> # the Greek world (as opposed to the lands of the barbarians </tt>
 * πεύκο (edit)
 * <tt> *  (pine (wood/timber)]) </tt>
 * πολιτεία (edit)
 * <tt> #: Θρόνιο - Μία πολιτεία χαμένη στους αιώνες ( </tt>
 * ποντίκι (edit)
 * <tt> *  (mouse (rodent) </tt>
 * ποντικός (edit)
 * <tt> *  (mouse (rodent) </tt>
 * πουλάρι (edit)
 * <tt> *  (mare (female horse) </tt>
 * πούλμαν (edit)
 * <tt> # coach,  (single decked) bus) </tt>

Greek (3)

 * στερέωμα (edit)
 * <tt> # sky) </tt>
 * τροχός (edit)
 * <tt> From from  (whence τρέχω:.  Cognates include Old Irish droch:, and Armenian դուրգն:. </tt>
 * υγιής (edit)
 * <tt> # healthy, sane, sound, [[well] </tt>
 * χαμαί (edit)
 * <tt> From a case form (perhaps dative?) of  (whence also χθών:.  Cognates include Latin humi:.  Also compare πάλαι: and παραί:. </tt>

Cyrillic

 * Георгий (edit)
 * <tt> Георгий < Greek Γεω´ργιος: "farmer, earth-worker"). </tt>
 * Молдавија (edit)
 * <tt> is=Молдавијом}} </tt>
 * Перзија (edit)
 * <tt> is=Перзијом}} </tt>
 * Чад (edit)
 * <tt> is=Чадом}} </tt>
 * абдикацията (edit)
 * <tt> # } </tt>
 * абсолвент (edit)
 * <tt> * } </tt>
 * автомобилчетата (edit)
 * <tt> ] </tt>
 * бивати (edit)
 * <tt> # to be from time to time]], happen, occur sometimes </tt>
 * блуе (edit)
 * <tt> {{mk-verb-pf|ќе изблујам|ќе изблуеш|ќе изблуе </tt>

Cyrillic (2)

 * венгерский язык (edit)
 * <tt> |венге́рским язы́ком]] </tt>
 * <tt> |о венге́рском язы́ке] </tt>
 * воссоединить (edit)
 * <tt>  (see воссоединять  </tt>
 * гризе (edit)
 * <tt> {{mk-verb-pf|ќе гризнам|ќе гризнеш|ќе гризне </tt>
 * дрейфить (edit)
 * <tt> {{infl|ru|verb|tr=dr'éjfit'}}, сдрейфить (sdr'éjfit') {pf}} </tt>
 * дружина (edit)
 * <tt> # troupe, band (of artists </tt>
 * дува (edit)
 * <tt> {{mk-verb-pf|ќе дувнам|ќе дувнеш|ќе дувне </tt>
 * душ (edit)
 * <tt> #*: Кочерга І., Твори том.II, 1956, 273) </tt>
 * ебе (edit)
 * <tt> {{mk-verb-pf|ќе изебам|ќе изебеш|ќе изебе </tt>
 * жопа (edit)
 * <tt> #: {{Cyrl|Не будь жо́пой, помоги́ сде́лать [[домашнее задание|дома́шнее </tt>
 * <tt> зада́ние]]!}} — Don’t be an asshole, help me do my homework! </tt>
 * запах (edit)
 * <tt> *{{Cyrl|дух}}, {{Cyrl|амбре} </tt>

Cyrillic (3)

 * коричневый (edit)
 * <tt> *{{Cyrl|коричневеть} </tt>
 * кулиса (edit)
 * <tt> # theatral, plural wings, side scenes, slips, coulisses]] </tt>
 * кімната (edit)
 * <tt> # room (division in a building {{jump|t|part of a building|s) </tt>
 * марити (edit)
 * <tt> # {{intransitive}}} to care, be concerned </tt>
 * надокнадити (edit)
 * <tt> # to compensate (make up for </tt>
 * надокнађивати (edit)
 * <tt> # to compensate (make up for </tt>
 * обустава (edit)
 * <tt> # cessation, stoppage, suspension (of an activity, </tt>
 * оди (edit)
 * <tt> {{mk-verb-pf|ќе отидам|ќе отидеш|ќе отиде </tt>
 * остаться (edit)
 * <tt> >{{ru-verb-1-pf|оста́ться </tt>
 * ојачавати (edit)
 * <tt> # {{ambitransitive|reflexive}} to strengthen (to make strong or stronger, grow strong or stronger}} </tt>

Cyrillic (5)

 * хаварија (edit)
 * <tt> # accident, crash, wreck (esp. shipwreck, emergency, average (i.e. situation caused by damage, breakdown or failure) </tt>
 * цица (edit)
 * <tt> {{mk-verb-pf|ќе исцицам|ќе исцицаш|ќе исцица </tt>
 * јаде (edit)
 * <tt> {{mk-verb-pf|ќе изедам|ќе изедеш|ќе изеде </tt>

Armenian

 * գոճի (edit)
 * <tt> * </tt>
 * երթամ (edit)
 * <tt> #:}} </tt>
 * թանձր (edit)
 * <tt> </tt>
 * թիւ (edit)
 * <tt> #:{{Armn|անցուցանել ընդ թիւ, ի թիւ}/ընդ թիւ արկանել, թիւ համարոյ առնել, ունել զթիւ համարոյ}} — to number, to count, to calculate; to range, to set in order </tt>
 * ինչ (edit)
 * <tt> </tt>
 * իք (edit)
 * <tt> </tt>
 * կապել (edit)
 * <tt> # to [[marry]շ </tt>
 * ունայնութիւն (edit)
 * <tt> * ]] </tt>
 * ոք (edit)
 * <tt> </tt>

Hebrew

 * אחריות (edit)
 * <tt> From undefined: + ־ות:. </tt>
 * נכה (edit)
 * <tt> Piel construction of the root [[נ-כ-ה] </tt>
 * עולה (edit)
 * <tt> #* 2010 January 24, undefined:, “” (akharéi shalósh shaním ba'árets ne'emár l&#39;olé: einkhá y'hudí, “After Three Years in Israel, Immigrant Told: You Are Not Jewish”, in Haaretz online. </tt>
 * פסח (edit)
 * <tt> {{he-noun|tr=pésach|cons=פסח|pl=פסחים|g=m|wv=פֶּסַח|conswv=פֶּסַח|plwv=פְּסָחִים|plconswv=פִּסְחֵי|plcons=פסחי| </tt>

Arabic

 * ب (edit)
 * <tt> {{aeb-prep-inflection </tt>
 * بص (edit)
 * <tt> {{arz-conj-fa33-yifu33 </tt>
 * بلغ (edit)
 * <tt> pphead=مَبْلُوغ}} </tt>
 * جمرك (edit)
 * <tt> {{ar-noun|head=جُمْرُك|g=m|sc=Arab|tr=júmruk}}, (plural {{l|ar|جمارك|جَمَارِك|sc=Arab}}), jamaarik) </tt>
 * حب (edit)
 * <tt> {{arz-conj-fa33-yifi33 </tt>
 * خور (edit)
 * <tt> {{infl|ps|noun|g=f|tr=xor|sc=ps-Arab </tt>
 * سانپ (edit)
 * <tt> Indiancobra.jpg </tt>
 * سرپ (edit)
 * <tt> Forsten's Cat Snake At Yala.jpg </tt>
 * ط و ع (edit)
 * <tt> * {{ar-verb|II|طَو{{ar-dia|sha}}عَ|Tawwa3a|طوع} </tt>

Arabic (2)

 * عزل (edit)
 * <tt> # withdrawal (coitus interruptus) during intercourse characterized by withdrawal of the penis before ejaculation). </tt>
 * فتح (edit)
 * <tt> {{arz-conj-fa3al-yif3al </tt>
 * في (edit)
 * <tt> {{aeb-prep-inflection </tt>
 * كبد (edit)
 * <tt> From the root {{ar-root-entry|ك|ب|د}}}. </tt>
 * كتب (edit)
 * <tt> pphead=مَكْتُوبْ}} </tt>
 * <tt> {{arz-conj-fa3al-yif3il </tt>
 * مع (edit)
 * <tt> {{aeb-prep-inflection </tt>
 * ہونا (edit)
 * <tt> {{ur-conj-1 </tt>
 * <tt> {{ur-conj-1 </tt>

Syriac

 * ܐܒܕܢܐ (edit)
 * <tt> {{arc-decl-noun-unc </tt>
 * ܐܒܢܐ (edit)
 * <tt> {{arc-decl-noun-unc </tt>
 * ܚܘܒܐ (edit)
 * <tt> {{arc-decl-noun-unc </tt>
 * ܣܒܪܐ (edit)
 * <tt> {{arc-decl-noun-unc </tt>
 * <tt> {{arc-decl-noun-unc </tt>

Devanagari

 * अभि (edit)
 * <tt> # with accusative) to, towards, in the direction of, against </tt>
 * औपरिष्टक (edit)
 * <tt> * Burton, R. (1883) (translation. The Kama Sutra, Aphorisms on Love by Vatsyayana. </tt>
 * काल (edit)
 * <tt> # time (as destroying all things), death, time of death (often personified and represented with the attributes of Yama, regent of the dead, or even identified with him: hence </tt>
 * तनू (edit)
 * <tt> </tt>
 * तर्क (edit)
 * <tt> * (a-tarka </tt>
 * त्रि (edit)
 * <tt> lp= (triṣu)}} </tt>
 * <tt> lp= (tisṛṣu)}} </tt>
 * <tt> lp= (triṣu)}} </tt>
 * नवन् (edit)
 * <tt> lp= (navásu, navasú)}} </tt>
 * पद् (edit)
 * <tt> lp= (patsu)}} </tt>
 * मृदु (edit)
 * <tt> # slow (gait), etc.) </tt>

Devanagari (2)

 * यद् (edit)
 * <tt> </tt>

Greek Ext

 * ἀπών (edit)
 * <tt> {{grc-adecl-blank-full|title=First and third declension of ἀπών, ἀποῦσα, ἀπόν </tt>
 * ἐγώ (edit)
 * <tt> |style="background:#F5F5F5;"| ἡμῖν, ἄμμι(ν} </tt>
 * ἐνενήκοντα (edit)
 * <tt> From, from earlier from  (whence also ἐννέα:) +  (whence also δέκα:.  Cognate with Latin nonaginta: and Old Armenian իննսուն:. </tt>
 * ἵ (edit)
 * <tt> # she (nominative of οὗ: </tt>
 * ὤν (edit)
 * <tt> {{grc-adecl-blank-full|title=First and third declension of ὤν, οὖσα, ὄν </tt>

‘

 * ‘рка (edit)
 * <tt> {{mk-verb-pf|ќе ‘ркнам|ќе ‘ркнеш|ќе ‘ркне </tt>

Hiragana

 * かって (edit)
 * <tt> #  once, before, former;  never </tt>
 * はし (edit)
 * <tt> * Common Accent:  </tt>
 * ゆかた (edit)
 * <tt> } </tt>

Katakana

 * インスペクター (edit)
 * <tt> * 労働基準監督官 (rōdōkijunkantokukan] </tt>

Han

 * 㖭 (edit)
 * <tt> # same as 舔) to lick; to taste </tt>
 * 㝵 (edit)
 * <tt> # An ancient form of U+5F97 得) to get, complacent, (same as U+7919 礙) to obstruct, to hinder, to stop progress, to injure, to offend, to concern, hindrance, restraint </tt>
 * 七宝美髯颗粒 (edit)
 * <tt> |补骨脂 (黑芝麻炒 </tt>
 * 乌梢蛇 (edit)
 * <tt> {{cmn-noun|s|pin=wūshāoshé|pint=wu1shao1she2 |tra=烏梢蛇|sim=乌梢蛇 </tt>
 * 二手 (edit)
 * <tt> * 中古 (zhōnggǔ) (Taiwanese Mandarin, borrowed from Japanese 中古 (ちゅうこ, chūko). </tt>
 * 仹 (edit)
 * <tt> # {{archaic}} name of a fairy (仙人） </tt>
 * 切除 (edit)
 * <tt> {{compound </tt>
 * 化症回生片 (edit)
 * <tt> |Fructus Evodiae (stir-baked with the decoction of Radix Glycyrrhizae </tt>
 * 区 (edit)
 * <tt> {{Han char|rn=23|rad=匸|as=02|sn=4|four=|canj=尸大 (SK)|ids=⿷匚㐅 or ⿷匸乂 </tt>

Han (2)

 * 四季青 (edit)
 * <tt> # leaf of the Chinese holly (An herb used in traditional Chinese medicine to "clear heat and toxics". </tt>
 * 土茯苓 (edit)
 * <tt> # wild tuckahoe. (An herb used in traditional Chinese medicine to "clear heat and toxics". </tt>
 * 地锦草 (edit)
 * <tt> # wolf grass (An herb used in traditional Chinese medicine to "clear heat and toxics". </tt>
 * 女眞 (edit)
 * <tt> # Jurchen, Jurchens (a Tungusic people who inhabited the region of Manchuria until the 17th century, when they adopted the name Manchu </tt>
 * 婺剧 (edit)
 * <tt> # Wuju, a form of Chinese opera from Jinhua, in the eastern province of Zhejiang, China (also performed in northeastern Jiangxi province </tt>
 * 對 (edit)
 * <tt> . The geographical area was later renamed to 大阪:. </tt>
 * 小美人魚 (edit)
 * <tt> {{zh-forms|小美人魚|小美人鱼 </tt>
 * 山慈菇 (edit)
 * <tt> # bulb of the pleione (An herb used in traditional Chinese medicine to "clear heat and toxics". </tt>
 * 巧克力豆 (edit)
 * <tt> * 巧克力 (transliteration of English chocolate + 豆 ("bean") </tt>

Han (3)

 * 帳 (edit)
 * <tt> 8 </tt>
 * 海金沙 (edit)
 * <tt> # spores of Lygodium japonicum (a medicinal substance used in traditional Chinese medicine to "induce diuresis and excrete dampness". </tt>
 * 海金砂 (edit)
 * <tt> # spores of Lygodium japonicum (a medicinal substance used in traditional Chinese medicine to "induce diuresis and excrete dampness". </tt>
 * 清热药 (edit)
 * <tt> * 绿豆衣, skin of the mung bean]] </tt>
 * 演 (edit)
 * <tt> * 演練 ((演练) </tt>
 * 烏梢蛇 (edit)
 * <tt> {{cmn-noun|t|pin=wūshāoshé|pint=wu1shao1she2 |tra=烏梢蛇|sim=乌梢蛇 </tt>

Han (4)

 * 無法無天 (edit)
 * <tt> Literally: no (respect for) law and no (respect for) heaven(ly justice ) </tt>
 * 猪苓 (edit)
 * <tt> # Polyporus umbellatus ( a medicinal mushroom used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat boils and tumors, and to "induce diuresis and excrete dampness". </tt>
 * 男人 (edit)
 * <tt> #*: A Beautiful Daughter-in-Law Era (媳妇的美好时代]), 2009 </tt>
 * 発電 (edit)
 * <tt> * 発電所 (はつでんしょ], hatuden-sho): electric power plant </tt>
 * 聞く (edit)
 * <tt> #: 道に迷った彼は]]、私に聞いた. </tt>
 * 草乌头 (edit)
 * <tt> # root of the [[w:Aconitum|aconitum kusnezoffii </tt>
 * <tt> ]]. (An herb used in traditional Chinese medicine as a heart stimulant.) </tt>
 * 草履 (edit)
 * <tt> #:草（ジャウ)履　ザウリ </tt>
 * 蓬莱宫 (edit)
 * <tt> # Penglai Palace (a nickname for Daming Palace of the Tang Dynasty </tt>
 * 豬苓 (edit)
 * <tt> # Polyporus umbellatus (a medicinal mushroom used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat boils and tumors, and to "induce diuresis and excrete dampness". </tt>
 * 走人 (edit)
 * <tt> } </tt>

Han (5)

 * 超常 (edit)
 * <tt> #: 這個實驗出現了不可解釋的超常]現象. (trad.) </tt>
 * <tt> #: 这个实验出现了不可解释的超常]现象. (simp.) </tt>
 * 金麦 (edit)
 * <tt> # rhizome of the wild buckwheat (An herb used in traditional Chinese medicine to "clear heat and toxics". </tt>
 * 霛 (edit)
 * <tt> {{Han char|rn=173|rad=雨|as=09|sn=17|four=|canj=一月弓弓弓 (MBNNN)|ids=⿱⻗⿲弓弓弓 </tt>
 * 風 (edit)
 * <tt> * Ancient Chinese thought insects appear with wind. (insects refer to any kind of animal, such as tigers(大蟲) </tt>
 * 香砂养胃丸 (edit)
 * <tt> |Rhizoma Cyperi (processed with vinegar </tt>