fr bas silésien (n) |
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fr polonaise (n) |
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fr pologne (n) |
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vi ba lan (n) |
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fr carpates (n) |
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fr basse silésie (n) |
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fr varsovie (n) |
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fr szczerbiec (n) |
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fr usedom (n) |
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fr groupe de visegrád (n) |
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fr mariavite (n) |
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fr castellan (n) |
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fr polabe (n) |
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fr mazovienne (n) |
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fr mazurie (n) |
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fr polonisation (n) |
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fr piaste (n) |
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fr gouvernement général (n) |
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fr lévrier polonais (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr république des deux nations (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr œls (n) |
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fr volhynie (n) |
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fr pologne (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr podlachie (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr petite pologne (n) |
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fr lusace (n) |
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fr krowka (n) |
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fr dantzick (n) |
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fr résovie (n) |
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fr pacta conventa (n) |
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fr république tchèque (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr ruthène (n) |
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fr mazovien (n) |
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fr prusse (n) |
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el πολωνια (n) |
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fr franco polonais (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr pologne (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr pologne (n) |
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fr rusyn (n) |
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fr cachoubie (n) |
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fr biélorussie (n) |
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fr galicie (n) |
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fr polonais (a) |
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fr cujavie (n) |
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fr cosaque (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr manne (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr polonophilie (n) |
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fr poméranie (n) |
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fr ukraine (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr magnat (n) |
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fr mazovie (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr tenute (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr mer baltique (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr varsovien (n) |
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fr tchéquie (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr peco (n) |
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fr basses carpates (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr polonais |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr pologne (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr oder (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr varsovienne (n) |
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fr woiwodie (n) |
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fr zloty (n) |
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fr lublin (n) |
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fr końskie (n) |
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fr varmie (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr polonais (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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az polşa (n) |
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fr comté (n) |
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fr wloclawekois (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr berger polonais de plaine (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr varmie mazurie (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr woïwodie (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr polonais (n) |
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fr wilamowicien (n) |
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fr disco polo (n) |
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fr satin (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr prusse orientale (n) |
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fr cordon sanitaire (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr voïvodie (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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mg poloña (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr europe centrale (n) |
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fr pospolite (n) |
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fr barthélemite (n) |
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fr rouge polonaise (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr poméranie occidentale (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr tatras (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr silésie (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr rich (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr lynx de pologne (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr magnatisme (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr jura (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr allemagne (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr cracovie (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr sainte croix (n) |
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fr sénatrice (n) |
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fr stettin (n) |
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fr opole (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr berger des tatras (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr slovaquie (n) |
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fr triangle de visegrád (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr bug (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr poloniser (v) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr szczecin (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr bélarus (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr italo polonais (a) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr lubusz (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr berce (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr brachet polonais (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr łódź (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr dantzig (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr s m pol (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr cujavie poméranie (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr polonisme (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr pologne (n) |
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Weight: 1.0
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fr grande pologne (n) |
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