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it tifo (n) |
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en ship fever (n) |
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en blue measles (n) |
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no tyfus (n) |
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en typhoid fever (n) |
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en typhogenic (a) |
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ru тиф (n) |
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en camp fever (n) |
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en typhus (n) |
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en hospital fever (n) |
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en typhus (n) |
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es tifus (n) |
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en putrid fever (n) |
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en typhoid (n) |
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pt tifo (n) |
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en tsutsugamushi (n) |
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zh 窒扶斯 (n) |
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pl tyfus (n) |
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el τύφοσ (n) |
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mul typhi (a) |
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kk сүзек (n) |
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en smoke |
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en rickettsia (n) |
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pl dur (n) |
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ja チフス (n) |
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en jail fever (n) |
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fr typhus (n) |
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en rickettsiosis |
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wym tyfus (n) |
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zh 斑疹傷寒 (n) |
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en typhus (n) |
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en prison fever (n) |
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nl vlektyfus (n) |
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fi pilkkukuume (n) |
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ast tifus (n) |
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en typhous (a) |
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en typhus (n) |
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en antityphus (a) |
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en typhus (n) |
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en typhus (n) |
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gd fiabhras ballach (n) |
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en tabardillo (n) |
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en typhization (n) |
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