Lemmas

^	beginning of string
$	end of string
.	any single character
[…]	any single character listed in the brackets. For example, [akc] matches any string a, k, c
[a-z]	any Latin letter from a to z. And [a-zA-Z] matches any Latin letter regardless of case.
[^…]	any single character except listed in square brackets. For example, [^ 0-9] matches any character other than a digit.
?	the symbol preceding the question mark may or may not be encountered.
*	zero or more characters preceding the asterisk.
+	one or more characters preceding the plus.
{n}	n characters before parentheses. For example, b{3} matches the string bbb
{m,n}	from m to n characters preceding the parentheses. For example, a{1,3} matches the lines a, aa, aaa
{m,}	the previous character may occur m or more times.
(...)	parentheses specify the grouping of characters. For example, (abc){1,3} matches the strings abc, abcabc, abcabcabc
p1\|p2	p1 or p2. For example, ab\|cd matches the strings ab, cd
V	any vowel.
С	any consonant letter.

lemma ä

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part of speech

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meaning ä

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17 records were found.

No	lemma	language	part of speech	interpretation	wordforms *	Examples **
11	niat	Karelian Proper	Pronoun	those	2	0
12	nua ¹	Karelian Proper	Pronoun (pluralia tantum)	those	15	0 / 342 / 342
13	nuad	Ludian	Pronoun	those	2	0
14	nuat	Livvi	Pronoun	those	2	0 / 8 / 8
15	nuo ¹	Karelian Proper	Pronoun (pluralia tantum)	those	27	0 / 180 / 180
16	nuot ¹	Livvi	Pronoun (pluralia tantum)	those	21	0
17	sed	Veps	Pronoun	those	2	0 / 1 / 1

* - Number of wordforms with grammatical attributes [+ Number of wordforms without grammatical attributes]

** - Checked examples / Unchecked examples / Total number

^d - dialectal lemma

¹ - pluralia tantum

² - singularia tantum