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| ist fèis'cio (n) |
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| ist passà |
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| ist fasa (n) |
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| ist puoco (r) |
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| ist tunduleîno (a) |
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| ist che |
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| ist luri (n) |
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| ist inturno (a) |
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| ist cameîn |
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| ist four |
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| ist punente (n) |
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| ist deî (v) |
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| ist guodi (v) |
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| ist tiera (n) |
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| ist veîso (n) |
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| ist brasso |
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| ist mio (n) |
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| en hornbeam (n) |
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| ist dèi |
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| ist fadeîga (n) |
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| ist piurà |
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| ist canpaneîl (n) |
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| en nine |
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| en satiate (v) |
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| ist duona |
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| ist cun |
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| en istria (n) |
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| ist non |
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| ist pumoingranà (n) |
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| ist muorto |
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| ist dreîo (r) |
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| ist càvara |
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| ist deî |
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| ist ricugnusi |
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| en woman (n) |
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| en tongue (n) |
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| ist lìgna |
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| ist nato (a) |
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| ist cialieste (a) |
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| en grotto (n) |
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| ist dui |
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| en seaman (n) |
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| en bone (n) |
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| ist infierno (n) |
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| ist muorto (n) |
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| ist pruoprio (a) |
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| ist salvà (v) |
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| ist bis'ciuleîna (n) |
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| ist mursagà |
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| ist seije |
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| ist cascà (v) |
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| ist piso (n) |
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| ist tenpesta |
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| ist pruoprio |
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| ist ciave (n) |
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| ist duona (n) |
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| ist mel |
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| ist fà (v) |
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| ist fasa |
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| ist àqua (n) |
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| ist sento |
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| en cotton (n) |
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| ist cameîn |
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| ist infasà (v) |
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| ist trì |
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| ist nato |
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| ist gize |
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| fr dix (a) |
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| ist puoi (r) |
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| en grandfather (n) |
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| ist guton (n) |
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| en tear (n) |
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| en life (n) |
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| ist beîpara |
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| en fennel (n) |
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| ist fassada (n) |
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| ist sugno (n) |
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| en pray (v) |
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| ist ago |
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| en goat (n) |
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| en five |
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| en cry (v) |
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| ist talian (n) |
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| ist fuorsi (r) |
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| ist ningun (a) |
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| ist ciapà (v) |
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| ist mareî |
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| ist fassulito (n) |
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| en an |
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| ist grando |
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| ist cume |
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| ist bachitada (n) |
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| en dream (n) |
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| ist sierto (a) |
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| ist poûgno (n) |
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| ist passà (v) |
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| en bird (n) |
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| en tongue (n) |
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| en footprint (n) |
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