gsw schiebe |
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gsw herbscht (n) |
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gsw zäämen |
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gsw erinnert (v) |
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gsw mond (n) |
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en year (n) |
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gsw guutsche (n) |
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gsw gheie (v) |
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fr âge du bronze (n) |
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en rösti (n) |
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gsw sente (n) |
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gsw vïë (n) |
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en boy (n) |
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en illness (n) |
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gsw àbfànga (v) |
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gsw kritzigung |
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gsw säge |
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en clothing (n) |
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gsw tötzle (v) |
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gsw winterlüem (a) |
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gsw ŝchunnà (n) |
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gsw lâfera (v) |
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gsw laufe (v) |
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gsw hurteg |
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gsw kãchela (n) |
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gsw gärmere (n) |
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gsw müesli (n) |
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gsw spïhlsacha (n) |
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gsw pfiffi |
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gsw chrüt (n) |
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gsw auto (n) |
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gsw herpscht |
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gsw wandera (n) |
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gsw müe (n) |
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fr de a à z (r) |
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gsw militäär |
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gsw kidig |
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gsw süüwle (v) |
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gsw schmër |
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gsw gehirme |
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en backgammon (n) |
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gsw räätrich (n) |
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fr trombone (n) |
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en sleep (v) |
― Synonym ⟶
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gsw aläwil (r) |
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gsw ãrnta (v) |
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gsw mànund (n) |
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gsw maa (n) |
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gsw es (n) |
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gsw ätti (n) |
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gsw hell |
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gsw narr |
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gsw tschuuder (n) |
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gsw proviant (n) |
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fr sang (n) |
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gsw ochs (n) |
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en roast (v) |
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gsw spàrhàfe (n) |
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gsw guggere (n) |
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en hammer (n) |
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gsw àttu |
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gsw möge |
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fr charogne (n) |
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gsw plàkàt (n) |
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gsw schalle (n) |
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gsw chifle |
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gsw nistecke (v) |
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gsw fërsich (n) |
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gsw gedäächtnis |
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gsw laos (n) |
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gsw späuze (v) |
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gsw schweizer franken (n) |
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gsw guggehuur (n) |
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gsw suppechlack |
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gsw mà (n) |
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gsw chìŝch (n) |
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gsw heimgehn (v) |
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gsw stud |
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fr monophtongue (n) |
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gsw junhs |
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gsw isch (v) |
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gsw pfulme (n) |
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gsw tschuggi (n) |
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gsw gesetz |
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gsw torn (n) |
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gsw puur (n) |
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gsw geschëhe (v) |
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gsw eis |
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gsw natüürlich (a) |
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gsw pappa (n) |
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gsw rhein (n) |
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gsw fluume |
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gsw bruut (n) |
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en an |
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fr se toucher (v) |
― Synonym ⟶
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gsw essen |
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gsw aju (n) |
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gsw gehirme (v) |
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gsw klassizismus (n) |
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gsw chämlete (n) |
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