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| it tromba (n) |
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| fr clairon (n) |
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| en bugler (n) |
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| it trombettiere (n) |
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| ady бжъэмыяпщ (n) |
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| en windjammer (n) |
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| la cornicen (n) |
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| en bugler (n) |
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| ka მებუკე (n) |
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| it cornicine (n) |
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| ga buabhallaí (n) |
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| en buglers (n) |
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| ang hornblawere (n) |
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| cs trubač (n) |
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