User:Medellia/ἀτελείωτα

There will be time to murder and create,
And time for all the works and days of hands
That lift and drop a question on your plate;
Time for you and time for me.
And time yet for a hundred indecisions,
And for a hundred visions and revisions,
Before the taking of a toast and tea.

- Thomas Stearns Eliot, "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufock"

References

• Allen and Greenough's
• A Greek-English Lexicon
• A Latin Dictionary
• Nnapulitano
• Prouvençau
• Sicilianu
• Smyth

ἀτελείωτα

This is my word repository, functioning as a list of terms I would like to research, contribute, or improve. Most of the items stashed here were discovered during my usual Perseus dictionary crawl, while a small portion come of my wikibingeing. It is my goal to clear out terms within a month of their addition. Technically, my workshop is ἀτελείωτον, but I expect those terms to be constantly under watch.

6 November 2006

Ancient Greek

• ἀτελείωτος; 07.11.06
• γλαγάω; created 08.11.06, will continue to be improved
• δέχομαι; 05.12.06
• δοκέω; 04.12.06
• δόξις; 05.12.06
• ἱπποτοξότης; 07.11.06
• πρωΐ; 05.12.06
• σατυρίασις; 04.12.06

• Ionic σατυρίησις; 04.12.06

• σάτυρος; 04.12.06
• στοχάζομαι; 04.12.06
• στοχαστικός; 05.12.06

Latin

• cānus; 07.11.06
• caprea; 07.11.06
• favilla; 08.11.06
• hippotoxotae; 07.11.06
• illūmināre; 14.11.06
• lūmen; 08.11.06
• pruīna; 08.11.06

Variae

• pluvia; 25.11.06

7 November 2006

French

• poulpe

Greek

• χταπόδι

Ancient Greek

• ἄγγελος, 15.11.06
• ὀκτώπους
• ὄστρεον

• Liddell & Scott

• πορφύρα

• Liddell & Scott

• πυραιθής

• Liddell & Scott

• σφυράς

• σπυράς (non Attic)
• Liddell & Scott

Latin

• libero
• naufragābilis
• naufragālis
• naufragātor
• naufragiōsus
• naufragium; 13.11.06
• naufragō 21.11.06
• naufragus
• ostrum; 15.11.06
• purpura; 15.11.06

Wiktionary

• Appendix:Greek third declension

8 November 2006

Ancient Greek

• γλωσςαργέω

• Liddell & Scott

• πολύγλωττος

• Liddell & Scott

• πολύς

Latin

• subauscultāre

• Lewis & Short

• vīnibua 25.11.06
• vīnifer 21.11.06

12 November 2006

Italian

• lattuga; 13.11.06

15 November 2006

Latin

• mōnstrāre

16 November 2006

Latin

• nuptiae

17 November 2006

Italian

• italiano

4 December 2006

Ancient Greek

• κενός
• τάφος

14 May 2007

English

• calliope

12 August 2007

Latin

• susurrō

28 October 2007

Latin

• vetulus

29 October 2007

Latin

• artificialis

In Progress

Latin

Index

possible etymology..? to be researched further

From indīcō "I proclaim, appoint" < compound of in- and dicō "I say, proclaim"

Contract Verbs

    Inflection

number		singular			plural
present		first	second	third	first	second	third
active	indicative	{{{1}}}έω/ {{{1}}}ῶ	{{{1}}}εῖς	{{{1}}}εῖ	{{{1}}}οῦμεν	{{{1}}}εῖτε	{{{1}}}οῦσιν
	subjunctive	{{{1}}}ῶ	{{{1}}}ῇς	{{{1}}}ῇ	{{{1}}}ῶμεν	{{{1}}}ῆτε	{{{1}}}ῶσιν
	optative	{{{1}}}οίην	{{{1}}}οίης	{{{1}}}οίη	{{{1}}}οῖμεν	{{{1}}}οῖτε	{{{1}}}οῖεν
	imperative		{{{2}}}ει	{{{1}}}είτω		{{{1}}}εῖτε	{{{1}}}ούντων
middle/ passive	indicative	{{{1}}}οῦμαι	{{{1}}}εῖ/ {{{1}}}ῇ	{{{1}}}εῖται	{{{1}}}ούμεθα	{{{1}}}εῖσθε	{{{1}}}οῦνται
	subjunctive	{{{1}}}ῶμαι	{{{1}}}ῇ	{{{1}}}ῆται	{{{1}}}ώμεθα	{{{1}}}ῆσθε	{{{1}}}ῶνται
	optative	{{{1}}}οίμην	{{{1}}}οῖο	{{{1}}}οῖτο	{{{1}}}οίμεθα	{{{1}}}οῖσθε	{{{1}}}οῖντο
	imperative		{{{1}}}οῦ	{{{1}}}είσθω		{{{1}}}εῖσθε	{{{1}}}είσθων
		active			middle/passive
infinitive		{{{1}}}εῖν			{{{1}}}-ῶν , -οῦσα , -οῦν
participle		{{{1}}}εῖσθαι			{{{1}}}ούμεν-ος , -η , -ον
imperfect		first	second	third	first	second	third
active	indicative	ἐ{{{2}}}ουν	ἐ{{{2}}}εις	ἐ{{{2}}}ει	ἐ{{{1}}}οῦμεν	ἐ{{{1}}}εῖτε	ἐ{{{2}}}ουν
m/p		ἐ{{{1}}}ούμην	ἐ{{{1}}}οῦ	ἐ{{{1}}}εῖτο	ἐ{{{1}}}ούμεθα	ἐ{{{1}}}εῖσθε	ἐ{{{1}}}οῦντς
future		first	second	third	first	second	third
active	indicative	{{{3}}}ω	{{{3}}}εις	{{{3}}}ει	{{{3}}}ομεν	{{{3}}}ετε	{{{3}}}ουσιν
	optative	{{{3}}}οιμι	{{{3}}}οις	{{{3}}}οι	{{{3}}}οιμεν	{{{3}}}οιτε	{{{3}}}οιεν
middle	indicative	{{{3}}}ομαι	{{{3}}}ει/ {{{3}}}ῃ	{{{3}}}εται	{{{4}}}όμεθα	{{{3}}}εσθε	{{{3}}}ονται
	optative	{{{4}}}οίμην	{{{3}}}οιο	{{{3}}}οιτο	{{{4}}}όμεθα	{{{3}}}οισθε	{{{3}}}οιντο
passive	indicative	{{{11}}}ήσομαι	{{{11}}}ήσει/ {{{11}}}ήσῃ	{{{11}}}ήσεται	{{{11}}}ησόμεθα	{{{11}}}ήσεσθε	{{{11}}}ήσονται
	optative	{{{11}}}ησοίμην	{{{11}}}ήσοιο	{{{11}}}ήσοιτο	{{{11}}}ησοίμεθα	{{{11}}}ήσοισθε	{{{11}}}ήσοιντο
		active		middle		passive
infinitive		{{{3}}}ειν		{{{12}}}εσθαι		{{{3}}}εσθαι
participle		{{{4}}}ων ουσα ον		{{{11}}}όμενος η ον		{{{4}}}όμενος η ον
aorist		first	second	third	first	second	third
active	indicative	{{{1}}}έω	{{{1}}}εῖς	{{{1}}}εῖ	{{{1}}}οῦμεν	{{{1}}}εῖτε	{{{1}}}οῦσιν
	subjunctive	{{{1}}}avo	{{{1}}}avi	{{{1}}}ava	{{{1}}}avamo	{{{1}}}avate	{{{1}}}avano
	optative	{{{1}}}ai	{{{1}}}asti	{{{1}}}ò	{{{1}}}ammo	{{{1}}}aste	{{{1}}}arono
	imperative		{{{1}}}erai	{{{1}}}erà		{{{1}}}erete	{{{1}}}eranno
middle	indicative	{{{1}}}erei	{{{1}}}eresti	{{{1}}}erebbe	{{{1}}}eremmo	{{{1}}}ereste	{{{1}}}erebbero
	subjunctive	{{{1}}}avo	{{{1}}}avi	{{{1}}}ava	{{{1}}}avamo	{{{1}}}avate	{{{1}}}avano
	optative	{{{1}}}ai	{{{1}}}asti	{{{1}}}ò	{{{1}}}ammo	{{{1}}}aste	{{{1}}}arono
	imperative		{{{1}}}erai	{{{1}}}erà		{{{1}}}erete	{{{1}}}eranno
passive	indicative	{{{1}}}erei	{{{1}}}eresti	{{{1}}}erebbe	{{{1}}}eremmo	{{{1}}}ereste	{{{1}}}erebbero
	subjunctive	{{{1}}}avo	{{{1}}}avi	{{{1}}}ava	{{{1}}}avamo	{{{1}}}avate	{{{1}}}avano
	optative	{{{1}}}ai	{{{1}}}asti	{{{1}}}ò	{{{1}}}ammo	{{{1}}}aste	{{{1}}}arono
	imperative		{{{1}}}erai	{{{1}}}erà		{{{1}}}erete	{{{1}}}eranno
		active		middle		passive
infinitive
participle
perfect		first	second	third	first	second	third
active	indicative	{{{1}}}i	{{{1}}}i	{{{1}}}i	{{{1}}}iamo	{{{1}}}iate	{{{1}}}ino
	subjunctive	{{{1}}}i	{{{1}}}i	{{{1}}}i	{{{1}}}iamo	{{{1}}}iate	{{{1}}}ino
	optative	{{{1}}}i	{{{1}}}i	{{{1}}}i	{{{1}}}iamo	{{{1}}}iate	{{{1}}}ino
middle/ passive	indicative	{{{1}}}erei	{{{1}}}eresti	{{{1}}}erebbe	{{{1}}}eremmo	{{{1}}}ereste	{{{1}}}erebbero
	subjunctive	{{{1}}}avo	{{{1}}}avi	{{{1}}}ava	{{{1}}}avamo	{{{1}}}avate	{{{1}}}avano
	optative	{{{1}}}ai	{{{1}}}asti	{{{1}}}ò	{{{1}}}ammo	{{{1}}}aste	{{{1}}}arono
		active			middle/passive
infinitive
participle
pluperfect		first	second	third	first	second	third
active	indicative	{{{1}}}i	{{{1}}}i	{{{1}}}i	{{{1}}}iamo	{{{1}}}iate	{{{1}}}ino
m/p		{{{1}}}assi	{{{1}}}assi	{{{1}}}asse	{{{1}}}assimo	{{{1}}}aste	{{{1}}}assero
future perfect		first	second	third	first	second	third
active	indicative	{{{1}}}i	{{{1}}}i	{{{1}}}i	{{{1}}}iamo	{{{1}}}iate	{{{1}}}ino
	optative	{{{1}}}i	{{{1}}}i	{{{1}}}i	{{{1}}}iamo	{{{1}}}iate	{{{1}}}ino
middle/ passive	indicative	{{{1}}}erei	{{{1}}}eresti	{{{1}}}erebbe	{{{1}}}eremmo	{{{1}}}ereste	{{{1}}}erebbero
	optative	{{{1}}}avo	{{{1}}}avi	{{{1}}}ava	{{{1}}}avamo	{{{1}}}avate	{{{1}}}avano

Greek Policy, Notes

1. Lemma forms: first principal part, nominative (masculine) singular
2. non-lemma forms ought to be created categorized as "x forms" (x being noun, verb, &c.)
3. polytonic Greek
4. specification of dialect &c. (i.e. Doric, Ionic, Attic)
5. orthographic conventions: iota subscript as opposed to adscript
6. incorporation of Koine, Strong's concordance
7. LSJ for reference (perhaps Middle Liddell whenever possible due to unambiguity of copyright expiration)
8. incorporation of DUAL? (I can do the dual more or less for adjectives, nouns, &c. - verbs, not so much)

Sicilian

Pseudo-Sicilian to do: fix malu, remove scn inflection; start purging template from use... learn some Sardu to fix up that (among other) entries?

The Sicilian Definite Article
	Masculine	Feminine
Singular	lu, û	la, â
Plural	li, î	li, î

Policy Notes

1. Use of accents when stress isn't penultimate, by the lead of scn.wikip and unlike Italian orthography
2. adjective forms using inflection of, noun plurals using plural of
3. inclusion of many different spellings, with notes on dialectical shifts &c.

-ari Verb Conjugation Template

		simple			compound
infinitive		amari			aviri amatu
past participle		amatu			-
gerund		amannu			avennu amatu
person		singular			plural
		first	second	third	first	second	third
indicative		iu	tu	iddu/idda	nuiatri	vuiatri	iddi
	present	amu	ami	ama	amamu	amati	àmanu
	imperfect	amavu	amavi	amava	amàvamu	amàvavu	amàvanu
	preterite	amai	amasti	amò	amamu	amàstivu	amaru
conditional		amirìa	amirissi	amirìa	amirìamu	amirìavu	amirìanu
compound tenses	present perfect	Use the present tense of Aviri plus the past participle
	past perfect	Use the imperfect tense of Aviri plus the past participle
	past conditional	Use the conditional tense of Aviri plus the past participle
subjunctive		iu	tu	iddu/idda	nuiatri	vuiatri	iddi
	present	Identical to the indicative forms
	imperfect	amassi	amassi	amassi	amàssimu	amàssivu	amàssiru
compound tenses	present perfect	Use the imperfect subjunctive of Aviri plus the past participle
imperative		-	tu	-	nuiatri	vuiatri	-
			ama		amamu	amati

-ari Verb Conjugation Template w/Accents

		simple			compound
infinitive		amari/amàri			avìri amàtu
past participle		amatu/amàtu			-
gerund		amannu/amànnu			avènnu amàtu
person		singular			plural
		first	second	third	first	second	third
indicative		iu	tu	iddu/idda	nuiàtri	vuiàtri	iddi
	present	amu	ami	ama	amamu/amàmu	amati/amàti	àmanu
	imperfect	amavu/amàvu	amavi/amàvi	amava/amàva	amàvamu	amàvavu	amàvanu
	preterite	amai/amài	amasti/amàsti	amò/amau	amamu/amàmu/amammu	amàstivu	amaru/amàru
conditional		amirìa	amirissi/amirìssi	amirìa	amirìamu	amirìavu	amirìanu
compound tenses	present perfect	Use the present tense of Avìri plus the past participle
	past perfect	Use the imperfect tense of Avìri plus the past participle
	past conditional	Use the conditional tense of Avìri plus the past participle
subjunctive		iu	tu	iddu/idda	nuiàtri	vuiàtri	iddi
	present	Identical to the indicative forms
	imperfect	amassi/amàssi	amassi/amàssi	amassi/amàssi	amàssimu	amàssivu	amàssiru
compound tenses	present perfect	Use the imperfect subjunctive of Avìri plus the past participle
imperative		-	tu	-	nuiàtri	vuiàtri	-
			ama		amamu	amàti

AG Headers

Commence with: Κλεομένης; 13.07.07 Look at: Κλωδία, Κλώδιος, Κλαυδία, Κλαύδιος

Hawaiian

Policy Notes

1. alphabetize with okina, vowel length disregarded as far as categories go
2. use of tags such as (transitive)
3. separate POS information as to be in line with English (e.g. POS isn't "Noun stative verb" or some other equally messy header, but rather a noun section separate from the verb section - which contains the tag (stative))
4. proto-Polynesian/common Oceanic for etym except with compounds
5. note dialect shifts (for instance, "hana" in the West, "hono" in the East; the Niʻihau "t" and other "Tahitianisms")

About Hawaiian (in progress - feel free to chime in)

Orthography

Though numerous texts can be found without diacritics, Hawaiian entries on Wiktionary should use the kahakō (macron) where appropriate; entries may therefore be created with kahakō in the title. A circumflex or diaresis should not be used to mark long vowels. Likewise, the glottal stop is to be represented with the ʻokina (ʻ), a character referred to by Unicode as "modifier letter turned comma," and neither a grave accent (`) nor a plain apostrophe (').

Hawaiian is generally regarded to contain thirteen letters. The character w is sometimes pronounced as v; the pronunciation section should reflect this, though not the orthography. Use of t as a substitute for k as attested is, however, acceptable. This shift is more common in the Western islands, especially Niʻihau.

Alphabetization

Alphabetization ought to disregard the ʻokina as a consonant for the first character of the word only and likewise not take notice of the kahakō in any part of the word. Thus, an additional argument ought to be used when categorizing any given page, e.g. [[category:Hawaiian nouns|ae]] for ʻae and [[category:Hawaiian verbs|maʻila]] for māʻila.