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nl pestbos (n) |
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en contagionism (n) |
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en loimic (a) |
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en yaws (n) |
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en quarantine (n) |
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en foot and mouth disease (n) |
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gu ચેપી (a) |
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ru заразный (a) |
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ja 伝染 (v) |
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en contagiously (r) |
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it contagioso (a) |
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en ringworm (n) |
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en aleutian disease (n) |
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en pseudorabies (n) |
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en contagious (a) |
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ru заразительный (a) |
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it infettivo (a) |
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pt contagiante (a) |
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en hand foot and mouth disease (n) |
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en pleuropneumonia (n) |
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fi tartuntatauti (n) |
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en measles (n) |
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ceb tukdaw (n) |
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en pestilence (n) |
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la pestilentia (n) |
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lv lipīgākais (a) |
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en anticontagionism (n) |
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ro contagios (a) |
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nl aansteking (n) |
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en contagionist (n) |
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en charbon (n) |
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en noncontagious (a) |
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ceb dunlok (n) |
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en microzyme (n) |
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ka ინფექციური (a) |
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ceb puko (n) |
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de ansteckend (a) |
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is næmur (a) |
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kk жұқпалы (a) |
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en rinderpest (n) |
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ru заразный (n) |
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en quarantine (v) |
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gv gowaltagh (a) |
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lv lipīgāk (r) |
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pl zaraźliwy (a) |
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el μεταδοτικόσ (a) |
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nl infecteren (v) |
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en venereal disease (n) |
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lv lipīgs (a) |
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en contagious (a) |
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en virgin fields epidemic (n) |
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en impetigo (n) |
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is smitandi (a) |
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fi tarttuva (a) |
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es contagioso (a) |
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de kontagiös (a) |
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ja 流行病 (n) |
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hu fertőző (a) |
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en contagiousness (n) |
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en genital wart (n) |
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en transmissible (a) |
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ceb pukgaw (n) |
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en sheeppox (n) |
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ca contagiós (a) |
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lv lipīgāks (a) |
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fi tarttua (v) |
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en swine fever (n) |
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el κολλητικόσ (a) |
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pl zakaźny (a) |
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de ansteckungsgebiet (n) |
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en pestiferous (a) |
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it attaccarsi (v) |
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en communicable (a) |
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en zymotic (a) |
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mk заразен (a) |
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en whooping cough (n) |
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en isolation (n) |
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en spittal (n) |
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en contagious (a) |
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tr bulaşıcı (a) |
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pt infeccioso (a) |
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en newcastle disease (n) |
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it propagabile (a) |
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en sibbens (n) |
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cs infekční (a) |
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en catching (a) |
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es infectocontagioso (a) |
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lv vislipīgāk (r) |
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en pinkeye (n) |
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lv lipīgais (a) |
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en contagion (n) |
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fr contagieux (a) |
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it appiccaticcio (a) |
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nl overdraagbaar (a) |
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zh 雞瘟 (n) |
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en farcy (n) |
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