it sudtirolese (a) |
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it altoatesino (a) |
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it atesina (n) |
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en high germany (n) |
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en south tyrol (n) |
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it altoatesina (n) |
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en landeshauptmann (n) |
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en tyrol (n) |
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en south tyrol (n) |
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en upper german (n) |
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en trentino |
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en south tyrol |
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