Wiktionary:Requested entries (Unknown language, Latin script)

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By frequency

The most common words used in but not defined by Wiktionary are probably words to be added; language can usually be determined from context. See Wiktionary:Spell check/likely misspellings.

Non-letter

a, A

b, B

  • balaua - Itneg/Tinggian for "spirit house"; I'm waiting for the RFM on this language to end before creating an entry.
  • bannerus
  • biclinium There is an entry in the French Wiktionary.
  • Bi - a surname (of Asian origin?), such as photographer Sophie Bi
  • Beiderbecke - as in The Beiderbecke Trilogy
  • Biederbeck - a surname mentioned in the TV show Monk

c, C

d, D

  • django - a Romany term, meaning "I awake". Specific Romany Dialect unsure.
  • daxab - Khoekhoe for cannabis. No request page for that language.

e, E

f, F

g, G

Both parts of the name look like they could be derived from Dutch goor and machtig ? --Azertus (talk) 14:47, 30 August 2023 (UTC)

h, H

i, I

j, J

  • Jelica, Jellica: girl's name? possibly Philippines
  • jumfru, Jumfru? old (Swedish) unit of measure, possibly for beverages? Word may exist capped in German too.

k, K

l, L

m, M

n, N

o, O

p, P

q, Q

  • Qipaqli - a surname from a TV show, unclear if it is a real name or not. The character was an ethnic Gagauz from Southern Romania.

r, R

s, S

t, T

  • Taroko Tanax Tunux
  • taami - the name of a plant or fruit in an African language?
  • tagelieder
  • tamaheri
  • tau pok, taupok - a Peranakan dish in Singapore - but Peranakans don't have their own language so is this Malay, Singapore English, some variety of Chinese, or a combination? — hippietrail (talk) 11:12, 12 August 2013 (UTC)
  • tcharkhatchi -- Arabic: night watchman? (Arabic does not have a "ch". If this is a word in some Arabic dialect, it would probably be "jarkhaji". The termination "-ji" is common in names of professions, but it presupposes a root جرخ, and that’s not Modern Standard Arabic as far as I know.). See --- Could it have something to do with جركسي ? Not quite as transcribed, but possibly close enough. Means "Circassian" (and hence nightwatchman doesn't seem so unlikely, depending on the context). Paul Willocx 18:06, 14 January 2008 (UTC)
    Probably چرخچی charkhchi (چرخ + -چی), see Dehkhoda Dict. --Z 18:01, 25 February 2012 (UTC)
  • terruco - an Ayacucho slur for terrorist.
  • thang-ta (A form of martial arts using "The Art of the Sword and Spear" — is the traditional martial art of Meitei community of Manipur in Northeast India. It integrates various external weapons — the sword, spear, dagger, etc. — with the internal practice of physical control through soft movements coordinated with the rhythms of breathing. It is part of the great heroic tradition of Manipur.)
  • tram-mļöi hhâsmařpţuktôx - Ithkuil for "On the contrary, I think it may turn out that this rugged mountain range trails off at some point."
  • Türkmenbaşy - a Turkmen dictator's nickname
  • Teelucksingh - a surname

u, U

No. Probably some Mayan language. Chuck Entz (talk) 06:37, 18 November 2022 (UTC)

v, V

w, W

x, X

y, Y

Z

References

  1. ^ Charpentier, T. (1840) Libellulinae Europaeae Descriptae et Depictae‎ (in Latin), Leipzig: Leopold Voss, page 180
  2. ^ https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/18/world/americas/peru-protests.html
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