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| en year (n) |
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| gsw stund (n) |
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| en rösti (n) |
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| gsw ruusche (v) |
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| en boy (n) |
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| en someone (n) |
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| en clothing (n) |
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| en in any case (r) |
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| gsw ŝchunnà (n) |
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| gsw laufe (v) |
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| gsw àbg’lààda (v) |
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| gsw spïhlsacha (n) |
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| gsw pfiffi |
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| gsw vakanz (n) |
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| gsw wandera (n) |
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| fr de a à z (r) |
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| fr onde électromagnétique (n) |
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| gsw gehirme |
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| gsw räätrich (n) |
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| gsw titsch (n) |
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| gsw murw (a) |
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| gsw vättere (n) |
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| gsw es (n) |
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| gsw hell |
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| gsw fatter (n) |
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| gsw putza (v) |
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| en roast (v) |
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| en hammer (n) |
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| gsw àttu |
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| fr charogne (n) |
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| gsw schalle (n) |
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| gsw zün (n) |
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| gsw gedäächtnis |
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| gsw sunntag (n) |
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| gsw nàmmesdàà (n) |
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| gsw mà (n) |
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| gsw heimgehn (v) |
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| fr danemark (n) |
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| gsw teste (n) |
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| gsw tschuggi (n) |
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| gsw puur (n) |
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| gsw gespur |
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| gsw wénter (n) |
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| gsw rãsa (v) |
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| gsw tschuuder (n) |
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| fr se toucher (v) |
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| gsw aju (n) |
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| gsw nää (v) |
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| gsw hüüd (r) |
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| gsw burdi (n) |
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| gsw füli (n) |
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| gsw huusfrau |
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| gsw dontschtag (n) |
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| gsw weigge |
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| en home (n) |
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| gsw guege |
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| gsw läägel (n) |
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| en an |
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| gsw chüng (n) |
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| gsw hüs (n) |
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| gsw gebse |
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| gsw tank |
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| gsw briöder (n) |
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| gsw armbruscht |
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| gsw chrisam (n) |
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| gsw ŝchége |
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| gsw rüeppe (n) |
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| gsw gehirme (v) |
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| gsw rägä (n) |
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| gsw tschättere (v) |
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| gsw briegge (v) |
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| gsw haag |
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| gsw pfare (n) |
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| gsw brüüsch (n) |
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| gsw ërdbebme (n) |
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| fr basque (n) |
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| gsw fòcks (n) |
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| gsw kolumban |
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| gsw àmàche (v) |
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| gsw chats (n) |
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| gsw chett (n) |
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| gsw verlëchne |
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| en government (n) |
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| gsw junhs (a) |
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| gsw helte (v) |
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| gsw tschifere (n) |
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| en cream (n) |
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| fr basson (n) |
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| gsw lätsch |
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| gsw chuele (v) |
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| fr république de macédoine du nord (n) |
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| gsw schluckamül (n) |
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| gsw chalp (n) |
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| fr affirmer (v) |
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| fr sierra leone (n) |
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| gsw schmuggler (n) |
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| gsw menschheit (n) |
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| en january (n) |
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| gsw trifflu (n) |
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