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User:Mahagaja

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    Mahāgaja (Sanskritमहागज, fromमहा(mahā) +गज(gaja)) means "big elephant".
    Wiktionary:Babel
    enThis user is anative speaker ofEnglish.
    de-4Dieser Benutzer beherrschtDeutsch aufmuttersprachlichem Niveau.
    sga-3Attá foglaimmard innaSen-Goidilce ocin scribnid se.
    fr-2Cet utilisateur dispose de connaissancesintermédiaires enfrançais.
    ga-2Tá eolasidirmheánach ag an úsáideoir seo maidir leGaeilge.
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    Latn
    This user'snative script isLatin.
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    Grek-4
    This user isfluent in theGreek script.
    /ʑ/
    IPA-4
    This user has acomprehensive understanding of theIPA.
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    Cyrl-3
    This user has anadvanced understanding of theCyrillic script.

    Deva-3
    This user has anadvanced understanding of theDevanagari script.
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    Goth-3
    This user has anadvanced understanding of theGothic script.
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    Hebr-3
    This user has anadvanced understanding of theHebrew script.

    Mymr-2
    This user has anintermediate understanding of theBurmese script.
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    Cyrs-2
    This user has anintermediate understanding of theOld Cyrillic script.

    Kana-2
    This user has anintermediate understanding of theKatakana script.
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    Arab-1
    This user has abasic understanding of theArabic script.

    Hang-1
    This user has abasic understanding of theHangul script.

    Hira-1
    This user has abasic understanding of theHiragana script.

    Ogam-1
    This user has abasic understanding of theOgham script.

    Runr-1
    This user has abasic understanding of theRunic script.
    {{t}}-2This user has anintermediate command ofwiki templates, and can understand most code written by others.
    Lua-0This user knowslittle aboutLua and just mimics existing usage.
    JS-0This user knowslittle aboutJavaScript and just mimics existing usage.
    Searchuser languages orscripts

    Formerly known as Angr.

    In addition to the languages listed in my Babel box, languages I'm comfortable adding and discussing lemmas in include:

    Seemy user page at Wikipedia.

    For cleanup

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    Reverse lookup

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    Templates to remember

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    • {{def-uncertain}}
    • {{taxfmt}} for scientific names with existing entries vs.{{taxlink}} for scientific names without existing entries
    • {{tcl}} to transclude place names from English entries
    • {{tq}} to turn quote text green
    • {{transterm}} for glosses

    My protologisms

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    • Brovid(noun) – the conjunction ofBrexit with theCOVID-19 pandemic, especially in terms of problems exacerbated by this conjunction
      Thanks toBrovid, Paul doesn't know when he'll be able to return to Germany from the UK.
      Apparently I wasn't the only person to think of this; seeBrovid at the MacMillan Dictionary.
    • cislate(verb) – to convert into a different variety of the same language
      Hecislated "I realised the centre is coloured grey" into American English as "I realized the center is colored gray".
    • goodass(noun) – someone who wants to be abadass but is toogood-hearted to pull it off
    • multitalentless(adjective) – engaging in a variety of artistic endeavors, but without talent in any of them.
      Jennifer Lopez can't sing, she can't dance, and she can't act – she's trulymultitalentless!
    • pubbub(noun) – like abarroom brawl, but more British
    • zombielanguage(noun) – a language that has died but was later revived, and gets modern vocabulary by borrowing or calquing from living languages
      Cornish is azombie language as its last native speaker died in the 18th century, but now it feeds on living languages like Welsh and English to survive.
      Synonyms:undeadlanguage,vampirelanguage

    (Note:multitalentless is already at Urban Dictionary, meaning at least one other person has come up with this word independently of me.)

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