See Sasaq on Wiktionary
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"templates": [],
"text": "Tsouic"
},
{
"depth": 2,
"templates": [
{
"args": {
"1": "tsu",
"2": "sasa"
},
"expansion": "Tsou: sasa",
"name": "desc"
}
],
"text": "Tsou: sasa"
},
{
"depth": 1,
"templates": [],
"text": "Southern Formosan"
},
{
"depth": 2,
"templates": [
{
"args": {
"1": "bnn",
"2": "asah"
},
"expansion": "Bunun: asah",
"name": "desc"
}
],
"text": "Bunun: asah"
},
{
"depth": 2,
"templates": [
{
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"1": "pwn",
"2": "tataq"
},
"expansion": "Paiwan: tataq",
"name": "desc"
}
],
"text": "Paiwan: tataq"
},
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"expansion": "Proto-Malayo-Polynesian: *hasaq\nPhilippine\nNorthern Luzon\nIlocano: ása\nCentral Luzon\nSambalic\nBolinao: asa'\nAbenlen Ayta: aha\nMag-Anchi Ayta: aha\nGreater Central Philippine\nCentral Philippine\nTagalog: hasa\nVisayan\nTausug: hasa'\nSouth Mangyan\nHanunoo: ása\nPalawanic\nBrooke's Point Palawano: asa'\nCentral Palawano: asaq\nSubanen\nCentral Subanen: asa'\nManobo\nAgusan Manobo: 'hasà\nGorontalo–Mongondow\nMongondow: ata'\nKalamian\nCalamian Tagbanwa: asak\nSouth Mindanao\nTboli: éhék\nSangiric\nSangir: asa\nMinahasan: *asaʔ\nTombulu: asak\nBarito\nSama-Bajaw\nInabaknon: hasa'\nYakan: asa'\nInner Sulu\nCentral Sama: asa'\nSouthern Sama: asah\nBorneo Coast\nMapun: asa'\nWest Coast Bajau: asa'\nEast Barito\nMa'anyan: aha\nMalagasy: asa\nWest Barito\nNgaju: asa\nNorth Bornean\nNortheast Sabahan\nBonggi: asah\nSouthwest Sabahan\nDusunic\nCentral Dusun: asa\nRungus: asa\nKimaragang: asa\nTobilung: asa\nNorth Sarawakan\nBintulu: asek\nDayic\nKelabit: asa\nCentral Sarawakan\nMelanau-Kajang\nCentral Melanau: asak\nKanowit: asak\nPunan–Müller-Schwaner\nPunan\nPunan Bah-Biau: mengaa'\nPunan Tubu: menga'\nPunan Aput: maha'\nBukitan: ngaha'\nUkit: ngasa'\nMüller-Schwaner Punan\nHovongan: masa\nKereho: masa\nAoheng: masa\nKayanic\nKayan–Murik\nBaram Kayan: asa\nBusang Kayan: pasaʔ\nBahau: haːʔ\nPunan Merap: maha\nSegai–Modang\nSegai: msae̯ʔ\nModang: məsae̯ʔ\nLand Dayak\nBenyadu–Bekati'\nBenyadu': ngansa\nBekati': ngansa\nBidayuh\nBau Bidayuh: ngasa'\nBukar-Sadung Bidayuh: ngaasa'\nSouthern Land Dayak\nJangkang: ngonsah\nRibun: ngoso\nRejang: aseak\nNorthwest Sumatra–Barrier Islands\nBatak\nNorthern\nDairi Batak: asah\nKaro Batak: asah\nSouthern\nToba Batak: asa\nSimalungun Batak: asah\nSimeulue: asa\nMentawai: asa\nLampungic\nLampung Api: asah\nMalayo-Sumbawan\nChamic\nAcehnese: asah\nCoastal Chamic\nHaroi: asăh\nCham\nEastern Cham: ꨔꩍ (thah)\nWestern Cham: اتحه (athah)\nHighlands Chamic\nChru–Northern Chamic\nChru: asah\nNorthern Chamic\nNorthern Roglai: asah\nTsat: sa⁵⁵\nJarai–Rhade\nJarai: ăsah\nRade: asah\nMalayic\nIbanic\nIban: ansah\nMualang: ansah\nSeberuang: ansah\nBanjarese: asah\nMalayan\nMalay: asah\nIndonesian: asah\nMinangkabau: osoh\nUrak Lawoi': อาซะฮ (asah)\nBali–Sasak–Sumbawa\nSasak: asaq\nSumbawa: asa\nSundanese: asah\nOld Javanese: asah\nJavanese: asah\nSouth Sulawesi\nBugis–Tamanic\nBuginese: asa\nEmbaloh: ansa\nNorthern\nMamuju: asa\nMandar: asa\nTorajan\nToraja-Sa'dan: asa\nTae': asa\nSeko: *asaː\nCelebic\nSaluan–Banggai\nBalantak: asa'\nMuna–Buton\nMuna: ansa\nKaili–Pamona\nPamona: asa\nUma: aha'\nTomini–Tolitoli\nTajio: asa\nDampelas: asa\nBungku–Tolaki\nMori Bawah: moaha\nChamorro: guåsa'\nCentral Malayo-Polynesian\nSumba–Flores\nKambera: aha\nCentral Maluku\nEast\nWatubela: ahak\nPaulohi: asae\nAsilulu: hasa\nWest\nBuru (Indonesia): asak\nTaliabu: hasa\nEastern Malayo-Polynesian\nHalmahera-Cenderawasih\nBiak: yās\nOceanic\nWestern Oceanic\nNorth New Guinea\nKairiru: yas\nManam: ara\nMeso-Melanesian\nRoviana: asaia\nSimbo: asa\nCentral-Eastern Oceanic\nSoutheast Solomonic\nBugotu–Gela\nBughotu: a-aha\nMalaita–Makira\nLau: sata\nSa'a: ata-ata\nArosi: ata\nSouthern Oceanic\nMota: asa\nCentral Pacific\nFijian: yaca",
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"text": "Proto-Malayo-Polynesian: *hasaq\nPhilippine\nNorthern Luzon\nIlocano: ása\nCentral Luzon\nSambalic\nBolinao: asa'\nAbenlen Ayta: aha\nMag-Anchi Ayta: aha\nGreater Central Philippine\nCentral Philippine\nTagalog: hasa\nVisayan\nTausug: hasa'\nSouth Mangyan\nHanunoo: ása\nPalawanic\nBrooke's Point Palawano: asa'\nCentral Palawano: asaq\nSubanen\nCentral Subanen: asa'\nManobo\nAgusan Manobo: 'hasà\nGorontalo–Mongondow\nMongondow: ata'\nKalamian\nCalamian Tagbanwa: asak\nSouth Mindanao\nTboli: éhék\nSangiric\nSangir: asa\nMinahasan: *asaʔ\nTombulu: asak\nBarito\nSama-Bajaw\nInabaknon: hasa'\nYakan: asa'\nInner Sulu\nCentral Sama: asa'\nSouthern Sama: asah\nBorneo Coast\nMapun: asa'\nWest Coast Bajau: asa'\nEast Barito\nMa'anyan: aha\nMalagasy: asa\nWest Barito\nNgaju: asa\nNorth Bornean\nNortheast Sabahan\nBonggi: asah\nSouthwest Sabahan\nDusunic\nCentral Dusun: asa\nRungus: asa\nKimaragang: asa\nTobilung: asa\nNorth Sarawakan\nBintulu: asek\nDayic\nKelabit: asa\nCentral Sarawakan\nMelanau-Kajang\nCentral Melanau: asak\nKanowit: asak\nPunan–Müller-Schwaner\nPunan\nPunan Bah-Biau: mengaa'\nPunan Tubu: menga'\nPunan Aput: maha'\nBukitan: ngaha'\nUkit: ngasa'\nMüller-Schwaner Punan\nHovongan: masa\nKereho: masa\nAoheng: masa\nKayanic\nKayan–Murik\nBaram Kayan: asa\nBusang Kayan: pasaʔ\nBahau: haːʔ\nPunan Merap: maha\nSegai–Modang\nSegai: msae̯ʔ\nModang: məsae̯ʔ\nLand Dayak\nBenyadu–Bekati'\nBenyadu': ngansa\nBekati': ngansa\nBidayuh\nBau Bidayuh: ngasa'\nBukar-Sadung Bidayuh: ngaasa'\nSouthern Land Dayak\nJangkang: ngonsah\nRibun: ngoso\nRejang: aseak\nNorthwest Sumatra–Barrier Islands\nBatak\nNorthern\nDairi Batak: asah\nKaro Batak: asah\nSouthern\nToba Batak: asa\nSimalungun Batak: asah\nSimeulue: asa\nMentawai: asa\nLampungic\nLampung Api: asah\nMalayo-Sumbawan\nChamic\nAcehnese: asah\nCoastal Chamic\nHaroi: asăh\nCham\nEastern Cham: ꨔꩍ (thah)\nWestern Cham: اتحه (athah)\nHighlands Chamic\nChru–Northern Chamic\nChru: asah\nNorthern Chamic\nNorthern Roglai: asah\nTsat: sa⁵⁵\nJarai–Rhade\nJarai: ăsah\nRade: asah\nMalayic\nIbanic\nIban: ansah\nMualang: ansah\nSeberuang: ansah\nBanjarese: asah\nMalayan\nMalay: asah\nIndonesian: asah\nMinangkabau: osoh\nUrak Lawoi': อาซะฮ (asah)\nBali–Sasak–Sumbawa\nSasak: asaq\nSumbawa: asa\nSundanese: asah\nOld Javanese: asah\nJavanese: asah\nSouth Sulawesi\nBugis–Tamanic\nBuginese: asa\nEmbaloh: ansa\nNorthern\nMamuju: asa\nMandar: asa\nTorajan\nToraja-Sa'dan: asa\nTae': asa\nSeko: *asaː\nCelebic\nSaluan–Banggai\nBalantak: asa'\nMuna–Buton\nMuna: ansa\nKaili–Pamona\nPamona: asa\nUma: aha'\nTomini–Tolitoli\nTajio: asa\nDampelas: asa\nBungku–Tolaki\nMori Bawah: moaha\nChamorro: guåsa'\nCentral Malayo-Polynesian\nSumba–Flores\nKambera: aha\nCentral Maluku\nEast\nWatubela: ahak\nPaulohi: asae\nAsilulu: hasa\nWest\nBuru (Indonesia): asak\nTaliabu: hasa\nEastern Malayo-Polynesian\nHalmahera-Cenderawasih\nBiak: yās\nOceanic\nWestern Oceanic\nNorth New Guinea\nKairiru: yas\nManam: ara\nMeso-Melanesian\nRoviana: asaia\nSimbo: asa\nCentral-Eastern Oceanic\nSoutheast Solomonic\nBugotu–Gela\nBughotu: a-aha\nMalaita–Makira\nLau: sata\nSa'a: ata-ata\nArosi: ata\nSouthern Oceanic\nMota: asa\nCentral Pacific\nFijian: yaca"
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"lang_code": "map-pro",
"original_title": "Reconstruction:Proto-Austronesian/Sasaq",
"pos": "verb",
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"categories": [
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"name": "Pages with 1 entry",
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{
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"glosses": [
"to sharpen, whet"
],
"id": "en-Sasaq-map-pro-verb-XFDQY3QN",
"links": [
[
"sharpen",
"sharpen"
],
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"whet",
"whet"
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],
"raw_glosses": [
"(transitive) to sharpen, whet"
],
"tags": [
"reconstruction",
"transitive"
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"sounds": [
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"ipa": "/saʃaq/"
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],
"word": "Sasaq"
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{
"descendants": [
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"depth": 1,
"templates": [],
"text": "Tsouic"
},
{
"depth": 2,
"templates": [
{
"args": {
"1": "tsu",
"2": "sasa"
},
"expansion": "Tsou: sasa",
"name": "desc"
}
],
"text": "Tsou: sasa"
},
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"depth": 1,
"templates": [],
"text": "Southern Formosan"
},
{
"depth": 2,
"templates": [
{
"args": {
"1": "bnn",
"2": "asah"
},
"expansion": "Bunun: asah",
"name": "desc"
}
],
"text": "Bunun: asah"
},
{
"depth": 2,
"templates": [
{
"args": {
"1": "pwn",
"2": "tataq"
},
"expansion": "Paiwan: tataq",
"name": "desc"
}
],
"text": "Paiwan: tataq"
},
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"2": "*hasaq"
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"expansion": "Proto-Malayo-Polynesian: *hasaq\nPhilippine\nNorthern Luzon\nIlocano: ása\nCentral Luzon\nSambalic\nBolinao: asa'\nAbenlen Ayta: aha\nMag-Anchi Ayta: aha\nGreater Central Philippine\nCentral Philippine\nTagalog: hasa\nVisayan\nTausug: hasa'\nSouth Mangyan\nHanunoo: ása\nPalawanic\nBrooke's Point Palawano: asa'\nCentral Palawano: asaq\nSubanen\nCentral Subanen: asa'\nManobo\nAgusan Manobo: 'hasà\nGorontalo–Mongondow\nMongondow: ata'\nKalamian\nCalamian Tagbanwa: asak\nSouth Mindanao\nTboli: éhék\nSangiric\nSangir: asa\nMinahasan: *asaʔ\nTombulu: asak\nBarito\nSama-Bajaw\nInabaknon: hasa'\nYakan: asa'\nInner Sulu\nCentral Sama: asa'\nSouthern Sama: asah\nBorneo Coast\nMapun: asa'\nWest Coast Bajau: asa'\nEast Barito\nMa'anyan: aha\nMalagasy: asa\nWest Barito\nNgaju: asa\nNorth Bornean\nNortheast Sabahan\nBonggi: asah\nSouthwest Sabahan\nDusunic\nCentral Dusun: asa\nRungus: asa\nKimaragang: asa\nTobilung: asa\nNorth Sarawakan\nBintulu: asek\nDayic\nKelabit: asa\nCentral Sarawakan\nMelanau-Kajang\nCentral Melanau: asak\nKanowit: asak\nPunan–Müller-Schwaner\nPunan\nPunan Bah-Biau: mengaa'\nPunan Tubu: menga'\nPunan Aput: maha'\nBukitan: ngaha'\nUkit: ngasa'\nMüller-Schwaner Punan\nHovongan: masa\nKereho: masa\nAoheng: masa\nKayanic\nKayan–Murik\nBaram Kayan: asa\nBusang Kayan: pasaʔ\nBahau: haːʔ\nPunan Merap: maha\nSegai–Modang\nSegai: msae̯ʔ\nModang: məsae̯ʔ\nLand Dayak\nBenyadu–Bekati'\nBenyadu': ngansa\nBekati': ngansa\nBidayuh\nBau Bidayuh: ngasa'\nBukar-Sadung Bidayuh: ngaasa'\nSouthern Land Dayak\nJangkang: ngonsah\nRibun: ngoso\nRejang: aseak\nNorthwest Sumatra–Barrier Islands\nBatak\nNorthern\nDairi Batak: asah\nKaro Batak: asah\nSouthern\nToba Batak: asa\nSimalungun Batak: asah\nSimeulue: asa\nMentawai: asa\nLampungic\nLampung Api: asah\nMalayo-Sumbawan\nChamic\nAcehnese: asah\nCoastal Chamic\nHaroi: asăh\nCham\nEastern Cham: ꨔꩍ (thah)\nWestern Cham: اتحه (athah)\nHighlands Chamic\nChru–Northern Chamic\nChru: asah\nNorthern Chamic\nNorthern Roglai: asah\nTsat: sa⁵⁵\nJarai–Rhade\nJarai: ăsah\nRade: asah\nMalayic\nIbanic\nIban: ansah\nMualang: ansah\nSeberuang: ansah\nBanjarese: asah\nMalayan\nMalay: asah\nIndonesian: asah\nMinangkabau: osoh\nUrak Lawoi': อาซะฮ (asah)\nBali–Sasak–Sumbawa\nSasak: asaq\nSumbawa: asa\nSundanese: asah\nOld Javanese: asah\nJavanese: asah\nSouth Sulawesi\nBugis–Tamanic\nBuginese: asa\nEmbaloh: ansa\nNorthern\nMamuju: asa\nMandar: asa\nTorajan\nToraja-Sa'dan: asa\nTae': asa\nSeko: *asaː\nCelebic\nSaluan–Banggai\nBalantak: asa'\nMuna–Buton\nMuna: ansa\nKaili–Pamona\nPamona: asa\nUma: aha'\nTomini–Tolitoli\nTajio: asa\nDampelas: asa\nBungku–Tolaki\nMori Bawah: moaha\nChamorro: guåsa'\nCentral Malayo-Polynesian\nSumba–Flores\nKambera: aha\nCentral Maluku\nEast\nWatubela: ahak\nPaulohi: asae\nAsilulu: hasa\nWest\nBuru (Indonesia): asak\nTaliabu: hasa\nEastern Malayo-Polynesian\nHalmahera-Cenderawasih\nBiak: yās\nOceanic\nWestern Oceanic\nNorth New Guinea\nKairiru: yas\nManam: ara\nMeso-Melanesian\nRoviana: asaia\nSimbo: asa\nCentral-Eastern Oceanic\nSoutheast Solomonic\nBugotu–Gela\nBughotu: a-aha\nMalaita–Makira\nLau: sata\nSa'a: ata-ata\nArosi: ata\nSouthern Oceanic\nMota: asa\nCentral Pacific\nFijian: yaca",
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"text": "Proto-Malayo-Polynesian: *hasaq\nPhilippine\nNorthern Luzon\nIlocano: ása\nCentral Luzon\nSambalic\nBolinao: asa'\nAbenlen Ayta: aha\nMag-Anchi Ayta: aha\nGreater Central Philippine\nCentral Philippine\nTagalog: hasa\nVisayan\nTausug: hasa'\nSouth Mangyan\nHanunoo: ása\nPalawanic\nBrooke's Point Palawano: asa'\nCentral Palawano: asaq\nSubanen\nCentral Subanen: asa'\nManobo\nAgusan Manobo: 'hasà\nGorontalo–Mongondow\nMongondow: ata'\nKalamian\nCalamian Tagbanwa: asak\nSouth Mindanao\nTboli: éhék\nSangiric\nSangir: asa\nMinahasan: *asaʔ\nTombulu: asak\nBarito\nSama-Bajaw\nInabaknon: hasa'\nYakan: asa'\nInner Sulu\nCentral Sama: asa'\nSouthern Sama: asah\nBorneo Coast\nMapun: asa'\nWest Coast Bajau: asa'\nEast Barito\nMa'anyan: aha\nMalagasy: asa\nWest Barito\nNgaju: asa\nNorth Bornean\nNortheast Sabahan\nBonggi: asah\nSouthwest Sabahan\nDusunic\nCentral Dusun: asa\nRungus: asa\nKimaragang: asa\nTobilung: asa\nNorth Sarawakan\nBintulu: asek\nDayic\nKelabit: asa\nCentral Sarawakan\nMelanau-Kajang\nCentral Melanau: asak\nKanowit: asak\nPunan–Müller-Schwaner\nPunan\nPunan Bah-Biau: mengaa'\nPunan Tubu: menga'\nPunan Aput: maha'\nBukitan: ngaha'\nUkit: ngasa'\nMüller-Schwaner Punan\nHovongan: masa\nKereho: masa\nAoheng: masa\nKayanic\nKayan–Murik\nBaram Kayan: asa\nBusang Kayan: pasaʔ\nBahau: haːʔ\nPunan Merap: maha\nSegai–Modang\nSegai: msae̯ʔ\nModang: məsae̯ʔ\nLand Dayak\nBenyadu–Bekati'\nBenyadu': ngansa\nBekati': ngansa\nBidayuh\nBau Bidayuh: ngasa'\nBukar-Sadung Bidayuh: ngaasa'\nSouthern Land Dayak\nJangkang: ngonsah\nRibun: ngoso\nRejang: aseak\nNorthwest Sumatra–Barrier Islands\nBatak\nNorthern\nDairi Batak: asah\nKaro Batak: asah\nSouthern\nToba Batak: asa\nSimalungun Batak: asah\nSimeulue: asa\nMentawai: asa\nLampungic\nLampung Api: asah\nMalayo-Sumbawan\nChamic\nAcehnese: asah\nCoastal Chamic\nHaroi: asăh\nCham\nEastern Cham: ꨔꩍ (thah)\nWestern Cham: اتحه (athah)\nHighlands Chamic\nChru–Northern Chamic\nChru: asah\nNorthern Chamic\nNorthern Roglai: asah\nTsat: sa⁵⁵\nJarai–Rhade\nJarai: ăsah\nRade: asah\nMalayic\nIbanic\nIban: ansah\nMualang: ansah\nSeberuang: ansah\nBanjarese: asah\nMalayan\nMalay: asah\nIndonesian: asah\nMinangkabau: osoh\nUrak Lawoi': อาซะฮ (asah)\nBali–Sasak–Sumbawa\nSasak: asaq\nSumbawa: asa\nSundanese: asah\nOld Javanese: asah\nJavanese: asah\nSouth Sulawesi\nBugis–Tamanic\nBuginese: asa\nEmbaloh: ansa\nNorthern\nMamuju: asa\nMandar: asa\nTorajan\nToraja-Sa'dan: asa\nTae': asa\nSeko: *asaː\nCelebic\nSaluan–Banggai\nBalantak: asa'\nMuna–Buton\nMuna: ansa\nKaili–Pamona\nPamona: asa\nUma: aha'\nTomini–Tolitoli\nTajio: asa\nDampelas: asa\nBungku–Tolaki\nMori Bawah: moaha\nChamorro: guåsa'\nCentral Malayo-Polynesian\nSumba–Flores\nKambera: aha\nCentral Maluku\nEast\nWatubela: ahak\nPaulohi: asae\nAsilulu: hasa\nWest\nBuru (Indonesia): asak\nTaliabu: hasa\nEastern Malayo-Polynesian\nHalmahera-Cenderawasih\nBiak: yās\nOceanic\nWestern Oceanic\nNorth New Guinea\nKairiru: yas\nManam: ara\nMeso-Melanesian\nRoviana: asaia\nSimbo: asa\nCentral-Eastern Oceanic\nSoutheast Solomonic\nBugotu–Gela\nBughotu: a-aha\nMalaita–Makira\nLau: sata\nSa'a: ata-ata\nArosi: ata\nSouthern Oceanic\nMota: asa\nCentral Pacific\nFijian: yaca"
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"Proto-Austronesian entries with incorrect language header",
"Proto-Austronesian lemmas",
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"to sharpen, whet"
],
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"(transitive) to sharpen, whet"
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}
],
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}
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This page is a part of the kaikki.org machine-readable All languages combined dictionary. This dictionary is based on structured data extracted on 2024-09-22 from the enwiktionary dump dated 2024-09-20 using wiktextract (af5c55c and 66545a6). The data shown on this site has been post-processed and various details (e.g., extra categories) removed, some information disambiguated, and additional data merged from other sources. See the raw data download page for the unprocessed wiktextract data.
If you use this data in academic research, please cite Tatu Ylonen: Wiktextract: Wiktionary as Machine-Readable Structured Data, Proceedings of the 13th Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC), pp. 1317-1325, Marseille, 20-25 June 2022. Linking to the relevant page(s) under https://kaikki.org would also be greatly appreciated.