Hazarasp
Joined 5 November 2016
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This is the user page of User:Hazarasp (IPA(key): /ˈhæzəɹɐːsp/, /ˈhæzɹɐːsp/), as the template above helpfully conveys. I'm also around at Wikipedia.
Subpages: common.css · Historical lexical sets · Memory test · My idiolect (inaccurate) Mockups (ME conjugation · ME pronouns) · Sandbox
See my: contributions · talk page · alternate account
LanguagesEdit
See: user languages · user scripts
| A Latn |
This user's native script is the Latin alphabet. |
| /ʑ/ IPA-2 |
This user has an intermediate understanding of the International Phonetic Alphabet. |
| Я Cyrl-1 |
This user has a basic understanding of the Cyrillic alphabet. |
| Ω Grek-2 |
This user has an intermediate understanding of the Greek alphabet. |
| ѣ Cyrs-1 |
This user has a basic understanding of the old Cyrillic alphabet. |
| {{t}}-2 | This user can use wiki templates with ease, and can write some simple ones. |
| lua-2 | This user can use Lua modules with ease, and can write some simple ones. |
Stuff to checkEdit
The categories are being actively worked on; the other stuff isn't really.
CategoriesEdit
- Category:English terms borrowed from Old French (most of these should eventually belong in Category:Middle English terms borrowed from Old French or Category:English terms borrowed from Middle French).
- Category:English terms borrowed from Old Northern French (should remain empty)
- Category:English terms borrowed from Anglo-Norman (see above)
- Category:Scots terms borrowed from Old French (should be kept as small as possible; see above)
- Category:Middle English lemmas
- Category:Middle English terms with IPA pronunciation
- Category:R:MED Online lacking pos (should be empty as well)
- Category:Old Saxon terms with IPA pronunciation (check any new additions for consistency)
English wordsEdit
- centipede ("Trump supporter"; sources: 1)
- draw (“drawer”)
- drawed (“having draws”)
- moodedness
- pede ("Trump supporter")
- punctus exclamativus (probably not attestable, see draft here)
Middle English wordsEdit
- air
- bear
- bottle
- brood
- burgess
- car
- cause
- change
- char
- charge
- chicken
- child
- chronicle
- comfort
- cress
- danger
- deer
- desk
- drift
- dungeon
- faith
- fee
- fire
- gender
- hall
- hand
- haven
- heaven
- hell
- hide
- hill
- hone
- lake
- lane
- lord
- low
- make
- memory
- merchant
- mere
- mightful
- milk
- moral
- nim
- oath
- plant
- power
- prince
- quality
- resurrection
- righteous
- rough
- sail
- salvation
- saw
- scythe
- seat
- settle
- side
- sile
- sin
- skill
- skim
- smack
- special
- spit
- steep
- steward
- stool
- string
- supper
- taste
- temptation
- thole
- throat
- token
- vice, vise ("press")
- victory
- ward
- way
- weel
- weird
- well (all three etymologies)
- will
- wind
- work
- wright
Useful templatesEdit
These templates aren't used that often, so it's easy to forget about them.
{{outdent}}{{Talk quote inline}}{{wgping}}
Interesting stuffEdit
Your tastes may vary (and mine may too; some stuff here is quite old).
TemplatesEdit
{{random language}}{{transterm}}
Semantic developmentsEdit
English wordsEdit
This needs expansion.
- adherent
- Agni
- alderliefest
- aliene
- apposite
- artificer
- astrogation
- ax, aks, axe ("to ask")
- baken
- beneficient
- bloviate
- brainlet
- casuistry
- cheem
- chrestomathy
- comport
- concomitant
- consilience
- contrariety
- copacetic
- desinence
- extenuation
- feud (vocalism; c.f. Middle English fede)
- fustian
- gazebo
- gnawn
- gravamen
- grid
- heretic
- holpen
- idioticon
- insuperable
- Jedi (etymology?)
- magic circle
- malengine
- mart
- mightful
- mill
- mon
- nahual
- ne
- nonsense (RP vs. US pron.)
- otiose
- paynim
- perdurable
- phoenix
- phraseology
- pretermit
- probative
- provender
- psychopomp
- ratiocination
- righteous
- roguelike
- ruth
- soporific
- stricto sensu
- sub rosa
- subsidence
- suddent
- supercession
- thagomizer
- the powers that be
- til death do us part
- totem
- transgressive
- waft
- waif
- weaboo
- wen
- wychert
English words with haplologyEdit
This needs expansion.
Middle English wordsEdit
This needs expansion.
Other wordsEdit
This really needs expansion.
Stuff I've worked onEdit
This is not merely self-aggrandisement (there's those who've done much more to further Wiktionary than me); its contents have utility as a basis for further work I do. You're welcome to take a look though.
Non-English lemmas are not included here (for now).
Categories createdEdit
- Category:Time travel
- Category:Conlanging
- Category:Bags
- Category:Phonemes (lexical sets need to be created)
- Category:Monasticism
Appendices createdEdit
- Appendix:Middle English Swadesh list (some lemmas do not yet exist; active development is on hiatus)
- Appendix:Middle English pronunciation
- Appendix:Middle English verbs
Templates createdEdit
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English lemmas createdEdit
This may need expansion.
- allohistorical
- allohistory
- alongsides
- anaphonesis
- appropry
- autority
- awkness
- back-spelling
- biangle
- chantment
- chefly
- churchish
- civey
- communalect
- contiguosity
- copaganda
- Corbynomics
- countershed
- courtledge
- credulosity
- crownment
- curchy
- decangle
- deletorious
- diangle
- dispotion
- dixnary
- dollar of the daddies
- drawal
- dreen
- droop snoot
- endowable
- enlightment
- Enlightment
- escheatery
- evential
- exceptionlessly
- fers
- flanck
- fluidous
- fortnith
- frigify
- futureness
- garnison
- gersum
- glottogonic
- governail
- hearably
- huxen
- illabial
- illabiality
- incredulosity
- isot
- kala namak
- kasundi
- kecap manis
- kindom
- landfolk
- lardiner
- learnedism
- letters patents
- linquish
- literary fiction
- litfic
- logical language
- loglang
- Mahajanapada
- marster
- metamagic
- metatime
- mi-parti
- Missippi
- moneyworth
- mossle
- mountain apple
- nakedhood
- nasturtian
- New Indo-Aryan
- non-labial
- non-velar
- Northumber
- officey
- oikoclitic
- Old Indo-Aryan
- opime
- overfeeble
- parish priest
- paroch
- pattener
- patterroller
- paytriot
- penny-grass
- phonotax
- pianny
- pianny forty
- pluricentral
- potrack
- Prakritism
- preludium
- proprietously
- proprietousness
- psalterion
- quinquangle
- randoseru
- rattoner
- resistence
- reverbate
- reverbation
- reverse spelling
- rottedness
- rottingness
- run-awayer
- sectish
- semitatsama
- sermountain
- shalst
- signifiance
- skinnery
- slickstone
- sody
- sofy
- sourd
- sparver
- springed
- substituend
- tadbhava
- thorn-tree
- tiefling
- uncapture
- unhonestly
- urfa biber
- Utik
- vinetree
- woolwear
- wring-house
- wrop
- xenoclitic
- yought
- zero derive
Eye dialect forms createdEdit
English lemmas significantly expandedEdit
This needs expansion, despite my intent not being to make it exhaustive.
- aquafaba (added cites)
- arson (added etymology 2)
- awkwards
- cavalery
- chawdron
- child (added verb sense)
- childing (added noun sense)
- cognation
- comparandum
- conlanging
- cyser (added cites)
- dolven (added cites)
- douzeper (technically created, but based on then-extant douzepere)
- enhanced interrogation (added cites and pronunciation)
- evil (added adverb sense)
- fen (added sense 5)
- four score and seven years ago
- friendship (added quotes)
- Georgia
- Georgie (added etymology 2)
- gurgeons (added cites)
- hard Brexit (added cites)
- hatchment
- horse-comb
- inedia
- little green man (added sense 3)
- manchet (added some cites)
- mawmenny
- misword (added sense 2)
- mold (added sense 4)
- QAnon (added cites)
- sew (added sense 3)
- snoot
- sociotope
- soft Brexit (added cites)
- springed (added adjective sense)
- staff of life
- stang (added sense 1)
- substituendum
- tenent (added quotes)
- unhonesty
English terms for Vaccinium myrtillusEdit
English medieval punctuation termsEdit
English simple pasts as past participlesEdit
The entry broke was already sufficient here.
Other nonstandard past participlesEdit
Nonstandard simple pastsEdit
Syncretic past forms are included here.