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| gsw ëben |
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| gsw cepillo |
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| gsw bëcke (v) |
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| en what (n) |
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| en happen (v) |
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| gsw chneiste (v) |
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| gsw luss (n) |
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| gsw parniise |
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| gsw sürkrüt (n) |
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| fr ulm (n) |
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| gsw süüwle (v) |
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| en push (v) |
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| gsw sònnò (n) |
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| fr adéquat (a) |
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| fr tuile (n) |
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| gsw herbrig (n) |
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| gsw hemmu (n) |
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| gsw fasung (n) |
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| gsw angster (n) |
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| gsw schuel (n) |
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| gsw appe |
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| gsw meng |
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| en swiss german (n) |
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| en grandpa (n) |
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| gsw maa (n) |
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| gsw alls (n) |
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| gsw schnuer (n) |
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| fr biélorussie (n) |
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| gsw bopju (v) |
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| fr soir (n) |
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| gsw kraft (n) |
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| gsw hamf (n) |
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| gsw breemi (n) |
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| gsw summer (n) |
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| gsw fürchte (v) |
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| fr titan (n) |
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| gsw gsprickelt (v) |
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| gsw chräps (n) |
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| gsw kaafe |
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| gsw battla (v) |
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| gsw chornäli (n) |
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| gsw fàhre (v) |
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| gsw brünstele (v) |
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| gsw schmër (n) |
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| gsw wiiss |
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| gsw dankche |
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| gsw hei (n) |
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| gsw stüpfer |
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| gsw hächle |
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| gsw schüüche |
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| gsw zweihundert (a) |
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| gsw zeine (n) |
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| gsw palangge (n) |
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| gsw rîse (v) |
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| gsw bruuche |
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| gsw naach |
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| gsw chöne (v) |
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| gsw naach (a) |
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| gsw harr (r) |
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| gsw hornogs (n) |
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| gsw schroote (v) |
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| gsw laffe (v) |
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| en diaspora (n) |
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| fr lituanie (n) |
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| gsw jangse (v) |
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| gsw götä tag |
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| gsw wore (a) |
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| gsw schluuch (n) |
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| gsw chämlete (n) |
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| fr rösti (n) |
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| gsw schiöl (n) |
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| gsw altu (a) |
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| gsw land (n) |
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| gsw vier |
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| gsw gespriggelet (a) |
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| fr pays bas (n) |
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| gsw aare (n) |
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| gsw nàmund (n) |
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| gsw leiterwãgãla (n) |
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| en eurasian eagle owl (n) |
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| gsw muus (n) |
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| gsw glee (n) |
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| gsw chlooschter |
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| gsw laafe (v) |
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| gsw brënte (n) |
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| en mathematics (n) |
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| gsw bruuche (v) |
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| gsw bruder (n) |
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| gsw nidersachse (n) |
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| gsw presidàntewahle (n) |
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| gsw schreg (n) |
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| gsw haupt (n) |
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| gsw hiisel (n) |
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| fr transformateur (n) |
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| gsw suufe (v) |
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| gsw chöltsch (n) |
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| gsw zeichna (v) |
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| fr isoglosse (n) |
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| gsw challe (n) |
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