| sh krnj (a) |
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| de abgestumpft (a) |
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| it troncoconico (a) |
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| es troncocónico (a) |
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| en hexatetrahedron (n) |
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| en truncate (a) |
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| la trunculatus (a) |
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| pt truncado (a) |
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| en titler (n) |
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| it tronco (a) |
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| en bitruncated (a) |
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| en microdystrophin (n) |
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| es troncopiramidal (a) |
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| en truncated (v) |
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| es trunco (a) |
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| en progerin (n) |
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| ga barrscoite (a) |
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| la truncatulus (a) |
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| en can buoy (n) |
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| en frustum (n) |
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| fr tronqué (a) |
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| is stýfður (a) |
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| en didodecahedral (a) |
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| en microplasmin (n) |
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| en nonic (a) |
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