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cs hej
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cs robit (v)
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cs erteple (n)
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bg затирвам (v)
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cs gombík (n)
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ja あーた (n)
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fr souette (n)
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br tekenn (n)
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cs máslíčko (n)
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ru стегно (n)
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fr tect (n)
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fr simiot (n)
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cs rákosí (n)
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cs hečmat (v)
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en brawn (n)
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vi bá tánh (n)
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cs chudý (a)
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fr afaûtri (a)
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fr samiot (a)
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fr aclopin (n)
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cs mucha (n)
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cs frčka (n)
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fr choquetage (n)
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fr caber (v)
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vi lảng (v)
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fr samiot (n)
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ru вода (n)
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fr pau (n)
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fi santa (a)
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en stape (n)
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en duff (n)
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cs dynovačka (n)
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en ware (v)
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fr chouc (n)
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cs zemák (n)
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vi ốm (a)
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cs haluz (n)
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de schwabe (n)
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ru юкола (n)
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de bräu (n)
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fr écagnard (n)
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en easter (a)
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cs dědina (n)
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fr narce (n)
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en earn (v)
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