alt. - alternative name (synonym) AS. - Anglo-Saxon Comb. Form. - Combining form Dan. - Danish Dim. - diminutive E. - English esp. - especially Fr. - French fr. - from G. - German Gael. - Gaelic Goth. - gothic Gr. - Greek Icel. - Icelandic i.e. - for example Ir. - Irish It. - Italian L. - Latin LL. - Low Latin, Late Latin |
ME. - Middle English n. - noun NL. - New Latin OE. - Old English O.Fr. - Old French OHG. - Old High German ON. - Old Norse perh. - perhaps pl. - plural pp. - past participle prob. - probably pres. part. - present participle Scand. - Scandinavian Skt. - Sanskrit Sp. - Spanish specif. - specifically Sw. - Swedish vt. - verb transitive W. - Welsh |
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