| en sack |
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| en saccule |
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| sq shakull |
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| nl sacoche |
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| it sacco |
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| la sacciperium |
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| nap sacco |
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| la sacculus |
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| yi זאק |
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| es saco |
― EtymologicallyRelatedTo ⟶
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| la saccellus |
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| hu zsák |
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| en satchel |
― EtymologicallyRelatedTo ⟶
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| la saccinus |
― EtymologicallyRelatedTo ⟶
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| cy sachell |
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| fr saccager |
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| cs žok |
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