fr cornichon (n) |
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oc cornisson (n) |
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io kukombreto (n) |
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nl augurk (n) |
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it cetriolino (n) |
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it culacino (n) |
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sl kumarica (n) |
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cs okurka (n) |
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fr malossol (n) |
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eo kukumeto (n) |
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it grullo (a) |
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it citrullo (n) |
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gv piggyl (n) |
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ru огурец (n) |
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fr cornichon (n) |
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bg краставичка (n) |
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it citrullo (a) |
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io piklo (n) |
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fr rollmops (n) |
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bg корнишон (n) |
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pl ogórek (n) |
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fr cornichon (n) |
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tr kornişon (n) |
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es pepinillo (n) |
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fr petit frère (n) |
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oc baneta (n) |
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fr cornichon (n) |
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fr cornichonnerie (n) |
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fr cornichon (n) |
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ru корнишон (n) |
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it babbeo (a) |
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fr cornichon (n) |
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fr corne (n) |
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it fesso (n) |
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de gurke (n) |
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fr relish (n) |
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en relish (n) |
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cs okurkový (a) |
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oc cojon (n) |
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cs bluma (n) |
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en gherkin (n) |
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fr cornichonnier (n) |
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fr cornichon (n) |
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