Wiktionary data extraction errors and warnings

Scots inflections

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Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
bleudⓦ noun 115 bluid error-NO-TAGS-REPORT-THIS
noun 115 bleed error-NO-TAGS-REPORT-THIS
noun 115 blud error-NO-TAGS-REPORT-THIS
noun 115 bleid error-NO-TAGS-REPORT-THIS
noun 115 blude error-NO-TAGS-REPORT-THIS
noun 115 blöd error-NO-TAGS-REPORT-THIS

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
sinimonⓦ noun 26 sinimons plural
noun 26 sinamon error-NO-TAGS-REPORT-THIS
noun 26 sinamoun error-NO-TAGS-REPORT-THIS
noun 26 synamome error-NO-TAGS-REPORT-THIS
noun 26 synomon error-NO-TAGS-REPORT-THIS
noun 26 synomom error-NO-TAGS-REPORT-THIS
noun 26 sinnomone error-NO-TAGS-REPORT-THIS
noun 26 senamun error-NO-TAGS-REPORT-THIS

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
Scotⓦ noun 23 Scots plural

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
corbiesⓦ noun 6 corbie singular
noun 6 corby singular

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
faurⓦ noun 3 far canonical

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
aivrinsⓦ noun 1 aivrin singular
noun 1 aivrin canonical


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