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[DictionaryPC.git] / testdata / goldens / wiktionary.de_de.quickdic.text

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-EntrySource: enwiktionary.german 5579
+EntrySource: enwiktionary.german 5547
 
 Index: DE DE->EN
 ===001===
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   (Old High German) wat {{goh-noun|g=n}} :: ford
 ===fork===
   Gabel {{de-noun|g=f|plural=Gabeln}} :: fork
-===form===
-  biegen {de-verb} :: {{transitive|auxiliary: “haben”}} to bend; to form (something) into a curve.
-  (Low German) was (verb form) :: wash; apocoped form of wasse, singular imperative of wassen; mainly used in the Netherlands, equivalent to other dialekts' wasche/waske
-  (Low German) was (verb form) :: wax; apocoped form of wasse, singular imperative of wassen
-  (Low German) was (verb form) :: grow; apocoped form of wasse, singular imperative of wassen
-  deutscher {m} (adjective form) :: male form of deutsch
-    ein deutscher Wein :: --
-  (Middle Low German) sîn (pronoun) :: {possessive} his; possessive form of he
-  (Middle Low German) sîn (pronoun) :: of his; genitive form of he
-    lohant ret her Zeno hen na Verona to dem vader sin. :: --
-    John rode Sir Zeno to Verona, to the father of his. :: --
-  (Middle Low German) sîn (pronoun) :: sometimes used to form the genitive
-    Deme könnink sin land, dat is: des könninges land. :: --
-    The king his land, that is: the king's land. :: --
-  (Middle Low German) sîn (pronoun) :: {possessive} its; possessive form of it
-  (Middle Low German) sîn (pronoun) :: of it; genitive form of it
-  deutsche (adjective form) :: form of deutsch after a definite article
-    die deutsche Sprache; der deutsche Bundespräsident; das deutsche Gesundheitssystem :: --
-  meine {f/pl} (pronoun form) :: {possessive} Feminine nominative and accusative singular form of mein.
-  meine {f/pl} (pronoun form) :: {possessive} Nominative and accusative plural form of mein.
-  meine (verb form) :: First-person singular indicative present form of meinen.
-  meine (verb form) :: First-person singular subjunctive present form of meinen.
-  meine (verb form) :: Third-person singular subjunctive present form of meinen.
-  meine (verb form) :: Second-person singular imperative form of meinen.
-  grub (verb form) :: singular past imperfect form of graben
-  esse (verb form) :: First-person singular indicative present form of essen.
-  esse (verb form) :: First-person singular subjunctive present form of essen.
-  esse (verb form) :: Third-person singular subjunctive present form of essen.
-  -er (suffix) :: Forming agent nouns from verbs with the sense of ‘person or thing which does’, suffixed to the first-person singular indicative present form from which the E is dropped.
-    arbeiten 'to work'; (ich) arbeit(<u>e</u>) + -er '-er' -> Arbeiter 'worker' :: --
-  englische :: nominative singular form of englisch (English) used after the definite article.
-  englische :: nominative singular feminine form of englisch (English) used after the indefinite article.
-  englische :: accusative singular feminine and neuter form of englisch (English) used after the definite article.
-  englische :: accusative singular feminine form of englisch (English) used after the indefinite article.
-  ward (verb form) :: {archaic} First-person singular indicative past form of werden.
-  ward (verb form) :: {archaic} Third-person singular indicative past form of werden.
-    Und Gott sprach: »Es werde Licht!« Und es ward Licht. [http://www.bibledbdata.org/onlinebibles/german_l/01_001.htm] :: And God said: "Let there be light." And there was light.
-  sorg :: imperative singular form of sorgen (‘to worry’, ‘to care’)
-  Claudia (proper noun) :: {{given name|female}} from the Latin feminine form of Claudius; quite popular from the 1960s to the 1980s.
-  junges (adjective form) :: Neuter form of jung.
-  Adam (proper noun) :: {{given name|male}}. Pet form: Adi
 ===formal===
   sie (pl.) :: {personal} you, used to refer to any number of persons in formal conversations
 ===former===