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| gsw gelungg (n) |
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| gsw läufer (n) |
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| fr nouvelle zélande (n) |
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| gsw liibli (n) |
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| gsw schinbein (n) |
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| gsw äsche (n) |
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| gsw liisblii (n) |
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| en spaetzle |
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| gsw muele (v) |
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| gsw spiele bàlles (v) |
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| gsw struuse (v) |
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| gsw màdàm (n) |
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| en bottle (n) |
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| gsw su (n) |
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| fr écosse (n) |
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| gsw grien (a) |
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| gsw schluecht (n) |
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| gsw kolumban (n) |
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| gsw raiher (n) |
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| gsw har (r) |
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| gsw itrìttüswies (n) |
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| gsw spãck (n) |
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| gsw fougel (n) |
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| gsw pflääge (v) |
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| gsw schriie (v) |
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| gsw heuwstöffel |
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| gsw chrotte |
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| fr mulhouse (n) |
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| gsw paris (n) |
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| fr ivrea (n) |
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| gsw puur (n) |
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| gsw katzala (n) |
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| gsw brüele (v) |
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| gsw rot (a) |
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| gsw biewle (n) |
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| gsw àmboss (n) |
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| gsw chilt (n) |
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| gsw chnode (n) |
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| gsw schmét (n) |
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| gsw geiss (n) |
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| gsw chind (n) |
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| en quiet as mouse (a) |
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| gsw tschuugge (v) |
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| gsw jangse (v) |
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| en sister in law (n) |
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| gsw ubercha |
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| gsw lüecha (n) |
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| gsw furtgehn (v) |
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| de jass |
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| gsw chaasleb (n) |
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| gsw rääbä (n) |
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| gsw schnägg (n) |
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| gsw schàtz (n) |
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| gsw bärr |
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| gsw hert (a) |
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| gsw folle (n) |
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| gsw cheshire chääs (n) |
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| gsw bàche |
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| gsw bücha (n) |
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| gsw potschämber |
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| gsw näächi (n) |
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| gsw geääder (n) |
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| gsw sächs |
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| gsw chuchichäschtli |
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| gsw vïë (n) |
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| gsw verzele (v) |
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| gsw iis (n) |
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| gsw hërt (n) |
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| fr obésité (n) |
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| gsw chilt (n) |
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| gsw mittwuchu (n) |
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| fr liechtenstein (n) |
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| fr chester (n) |
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| gsw trüffulu |
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| gsw eisten (n) |
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| gsw oor |
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| gsw siesswèckle (n) |
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| gsw stud (n) |
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| gsw beck |
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| gsw hä (v) |
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| gsw helte (v) |
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| gsw vakanz |
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| fr danube (n) |
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| gsw lâfera (v) |
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| gsw grâb (n) |
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| gsw suu (n) |
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| gsw hèngscht (n) |
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| gsw hoor (n) |
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| fr art pariétal (n) |
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| gsw titzsch (n) |
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| fr lézard (n) |
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| gsw brüggli (n) |
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| gsw märcht |
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| gsw felli (n) |
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| gsw aamälde (v) |
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| gsw tank |
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