en preapennine (a) |
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en high country (n) |
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cs hornatina (n) |
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ka მთისწინეთი (n) |
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it pedecollina (n) |
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en piedmont (n) |
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es precordillera (n) |
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en foothills (n) |
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cs podhůří (n) |
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it pedecollinare (a) |
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uz adirlar (n) |
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it preappennini (n) |
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en submontane (a) |
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fr contrefort (n) |
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