Mahagaja

Mahāgaja (Sanskrit महागज, from महा (mahā) + गज (gaja)) means "big elephant".

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en This user is a native speaker of English. de-4 Dieser Benutzer hat mit einem Muttersprachler vergleichbare Deutschkenntnisse. sga-3 Attá foglaimm ard inna Sen-Goidilce ocin scribnid se. fr-2 Cet utilisateur peut contribuer avec un niveau moyen en français. ga-2 Tá leibhéal meánach na Gaeilge ag an úsáideoir seo. A Latn This user's native script is the Latin alphabet. Ω Grek-4 This user has a near-native understanding of the Greek alphabet. /ʑ/ IPA-4 This user has a comprehensive understanding of the International Phonetic Alphabet. Я Cyrl-3 This user has an advanced understanding of the Cyrillic alphabet. द Deva-3 This user has an advanced understanding of Devanagari. 𐌰 Goth-3 This user has an advanced understanding of the Gothic alphabet. ש Hebr-3 This user has an advanced understanding of the Hebrew script. မ Mymr-2 This user has an intermediate understanding of the Burmese script. ѣ Cyrs-2 This user has an intermediate understanding of the old Cyrillic alphabet. タ Kana-2 This user has an intermediate understanding of Katakana. ض Arab-1 This user has a basic understanding of the Arabic abjad. 글 Hang-1 This user has a basic understanding of Hangeul. か Hira-1 This user has a basic understanding of Hiragana. ᚑ Ogam-1 This user has a basic understanding of the Ogham script. ᚠ Runr-1 This user has a basic understanding of the Runic alphabet. {{t}}-2 This user can use wiki templates with ease, and can write some simple ones. lua-0 This user knows little about Lua and just mimics existing usage. JS-0 This user knows little about JavaScript and just mimics existing usage.
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Formerly known as Angr.

In addition to the languages listed in my Babel box, languages I'm comfortable adding and discussing lemmas in include:

• Ancient Greek
• Burmese
• Gothic
• Latin
• Lower Sorbian
• Middle Irish
• Middle Welsh
• Old English
• Primitive Irish
• Sanskrit
• Welsh
• Yiddish

See my user page at Wikipedia.

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• /κλάνυμι

For cleanup

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• CAT:Descendants to be fixed in desctree by language
• CAT:Gothic romanizations without a main entry (54)
• CAT:IPA pronunciations with invalid IPA characters (26)
• CAT:IPA pronunciations with invalid representation marks (321)
• CAT:IPA pronunciations with paired HTML tags (159)
• CAT:Pages using ISBN magic links (0)
• CAT:Pronunciation templates without a pronunciation (12)
• CAT:Requests concerning Burmese
• CAT:Requests concerning Irish
• CAT:Requests concerning Old Irish
• CAT:Requests concerning Lower Sorbian
• CAT:Requests concerning Welsh
• CAT:Requests concerning Middle Welsh
• CAT:Requests for definitions in German entries (51)
• CAT:Requests for gender in Welsh entries (5)
• CAT:Requests for inflections in Ancient Greek entries (3)
• CAT:Requests for inflections in German entries (3)
• CAT:Requests for inflections in Irish entries (4)
• CAT:Requests for inflections in Old Irish entries (3)
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• CAT:Requests for pronunciation in Ancient Greek entries (0)
• CAT:Requests for pronunciation in German entries (1)
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Reverse lookup

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My protologisms

• Brovid (noun) – the conjunction of Brexit with the COVID-19 pandemic, especially in terms of problems exacerbated by this conjunction

  Thanks to Brovid, Paul doesn't know when he'll be able to return to Germany from the UK.

  Apparently I wasn't the only person to think of this; see Brovid at the MacMillan Dictionary.

• cislate (verb) – to convert into a different variety of the same language

  He cislated "I realised the centre is coloured grey" into American English as "I realized the center is colored gray".

• goodass (noun) – someone who wants to be a badass but is too good-hearted to pull it off
• zombie language (noun) – a language that has died but was later revived, and gets modern vocabulary by borrowing or calquing from living languages

  Cornish is a zombie language as its last native speaker died in the 18th century, but now it feeds on living languages like Welsh and English to survive.

  Synonyms: undead language, vampire language