fr moyen bas allemand (n) |
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de niederdeutsch (n) |
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fr bas allemand (n) |
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fr bas allemand (n) |
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de niederdeutsch (a) |
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fi alasaksa (n) |
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de plattdeutsch (n) |
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fr bas allemand (n) |
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fr néerlandais (n) |
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en low saxon (n) |
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mul nds |
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fr plattdeutsch (n) |
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fr bas saxon néerlandais (n) |
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sv lågtyska (n) |
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en low german (n) |
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fr moyen allemand (n) |
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fr bas allemand (n) |
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es bajo alemán (n) |
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fr bas prussien (n) |
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