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| en operculum (n) |
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| en vanadium (n) |
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| en pronounceable (a) |
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| en multipliable (a) |
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| en meat (n) |
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| en ingrowing (a) |
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| gv lheahys ruggyree |
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| gv scaagh (a) |
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| gv neustreeuit (a) |
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| gv neuvarranys (n) |
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| gv blennick (n) |
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| en revolution (n) |
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| gv dobberan (v) |
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| gv caglit (v) |
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| en sheepdog (n) |
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| gv cloan |
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| gv yl chassagh (a) |
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| gv insh (v) |
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| gv aa assphurtee |
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| en uzbekistan (n) |
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| en egg translations (n) |
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| gv ard inçhynys (n) |
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| de kuba (n) |
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| gv fo vooadee |
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| gv baljagh (n) |
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| gv roit (v) |
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| en vendible (a) |
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| gv killagh (a) |
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| en fleming (n) |
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| gv jemayrt |
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| gv ainjyssagh |
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| gv mayrt (n) |
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| gv adaue |
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| gv colhiantynys |
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| de sardinien (n) |
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| gv neu aachaarjagh (a) |
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| gv alistair mooar |
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| gv jerkallagh (a) |
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| en unchaste (a) |
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| en declinable (a) |
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| en krypton (n) |
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| gv ard nhee |
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