A few notes:
* (dated) means that the word is not used by native speakers any more.
* (poetic) means that the word only survives through quotes and proverbs.
* (obscure) means that the word is only used in certain sociolects, cultural settings or in prose. It is also used for words belonging to the technical terminology or characteristic idiom of a special activity or group.
* The Diacritical Bredish Spelling is used. For a guide on transliterating DBS to SBS, see Bredish#Orthography.
* In case of verbs, the infinitive is given. If the past form of a verb differs from the standard declination, the first person singular past form is given as well.
* When a noun is male/female, no indication is given. When a noun is neuter, the translation is followed by a "(n)".
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rdfs:comment
| - A few notes:
* (dated) means that the word is not used by native speakers any more.
* (poetic) means that the word only survives through quotes and proverbs.
* (obscure) means that the word is only used in certain sociolects, cultural settings or in prose. It is also used for words belonging to the technical terminology or characteristic idiom of a special activity or group.
* The Diacritical Bredish Spelling is used. For a guide on transliterating DBS to SBS, see Bredish#Orthography.
* In case of verbs, the infinitive is given. If the past form of a verb differs from the standard declination, the first person singular past form is given as well.
* When a noun is male/female, no indication is given. When a noun is neuter, the translation is followed by a "(n)".
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abstract
| - A few notes:
* (dated) means that the word is not used by native speakers any more.
* (poetic) means that the word only survives through quotes and proverbs.
* (obscure) means that the word is only used in certain sociolects, cultural settings or in prose. It is also used for words belonging to the technical terminology or characteristic idiom of a special activity or group.
* The Diacritical Bredish Spelling is used. For a guide on transliterating DBS to SBS, see Bredish#Orthography.
* In case of verbs, the infinitive is given. If the past form of a verb differs from the standard declination, the first person singular past form is given as well.
* When a noun is male/female, no indication is given. When a noun is neuter, the translation is followed by a "(n)".
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