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Matches in Wiktionary for { ?s ?p ?o. }

• -a sense -a-Swedish-Suffix-1en.
• -a sense -a-Swedish-Suffix-2en.
• -a sense -a-Swedish-Suffix-3en.
• -a sense -a-Swedish-Suffix-4en.
• -a sense -a-Turkish-Suffix-1en.
• -a sense -a-Turkish-Suffix-2en.
• -a type LexicalEntity.
• -a type LexicalEntry.
• -a label "-a".
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a seeAlso Appendix:Variations_of_"a".
• -a seeAlso -a.
• -a--English language English.
• -a--English hasEtymology -a--English-3.
• -a--English hasEtymology "The vowel of rat".
• -a--English hasEtymology "Various, often difficult to determine. Used in Middle English since 14th century.501987".
• -a--English type LexicalSense.
• -a--English label "-a-".
• -a--English seeAlso -a-.
• -a--English seeAlso -a-.
• -a--English-3 id "3".
• -a--Hungarian language Hungarian.
• -a--Hungarian type LexicalSense.
• -a--Hungarian label "-a-".
• -a--Hungarian seeAlso -a-.
• -a--Hungarian seeAlso -a-.
• -a-Dutch language Dutch.
• -a-Dutch hasPoSUsage -a-Dutch-Suffix.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix language Dutch.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix hasPoS Suffix.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix type LexicalSense.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix label "-a".
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -tta.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso Hungarian_noun_forms_-_possessive.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -taFinnish.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso Appendix:Hungarian_possessive_suffixes.
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso Appendix:Variations_of_"a".
• -a-Dutch-Suffix seeAlso -a.
• -a-English language English.
• -a-English hasEtymology "From -a.".
• -a-English hasEtymology "From the homographic case endings of the nominative, accusative, and vocative forms of numerous neuter second declension nouns.".
• -a-English hasEtymology "Possibly due to the propensity in some non-rhotic dialects to pronounce words ending in -er as if they ended in an .".
• -a-English hasEtymology "Representing the nominative singular case ending of first-declension feminine nouns.".
• -a-English type LexicalSense.
• -a-English label "-a".

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