fr coutelier (n) |
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pl nożownik (n) |
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en knifemaker (n) |
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en puncheon (n) |
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enm coteler (n) |
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pt faqueiro (n) |
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it coltellinaio (n) |
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ro cuțitar (n) |
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rup cutsãtar (n) |
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en cutlery (n) |
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is hnífasmiður (n) |
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ro cuțitărie (n) |
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en cutler (n) |
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en cutlers (n) |
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en cutler (n) |
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en knifesmith (n) |
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en furbisher (n) |
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rup cutsitãrii (n) |
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es cuchillero (n) |
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