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| en labour (n) |
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| ist bangera (n) |
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| ist portà (v) |
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| ist soûrma (n) |
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| ist bazuogno |
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| ist frido |
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| ist viduva |
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| en written (a) |
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| ist seije |
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| ist deî (v) |
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| en write (v) |
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| en country (n) |
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| ist zurnada |
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| en shore (n) |
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| ist mursagà (v) |
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| ist avì (v) |
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| en sword (n) |
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| ist suorto (n) |
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| en clabber (n) |
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| en this |
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| ist nostro (a) |
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| ist seîma |
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| ist stuoria (n) |
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| ist tenpesta (n) |
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| ist foûlmini (n) |
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| ist in |
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| ist insembro (r) |
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| en summit (n) |
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| ist viduva (n) |
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| ist suorto (n) |
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| ist drisa (n) |
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| ist iê (v) |
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| ist cunpagno (n) |
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| ist cugnussi (v) |
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| ist fioûme (n) |
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| ist ridi (n) |
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| ist vignì |
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| ist deî (v) |
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| ist strento (a) |
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| ist lassà |
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| ist quisto (n) |
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| en no one (n) |
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| ist fadeîga (n) |
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| ist gialìto (n) |
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| ist stuoria (n) |
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| ist yerba (n) |
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| ist kèifîr (n) |
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| ist puoco (a) |
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| ist uocio (n) |
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| en fist (n) |
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| ist urma (n) |
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| en beautiful (a) |
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| en after (r) |
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| en prepare (v) |
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| ist ningun (r) |
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| en rung (n) |
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| ist batalgia |
― EtymologicallyDerivedFrom ⟶
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| en leave (v) |
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| ist puoco (a) |
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| ist dui |
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| ist biundeleîna (n) |
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| ist furmajo (n) |
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| ist zurnada (n) |
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| ist salvissa (n) |
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| ist nom |
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| ist zanucio |
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| ist bis'ciuleîna (n) |
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| ist salvà (v) |
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| ist stimà (a) |
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| ist dreîo |
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| ist rùda |
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| ist poûpa |
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| ist bucheîn (n) |
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| ist desmaèntegà |
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| en fisher (n) |
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| en sea (n) |
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| ist veîta (n) |
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| en bread (n) |
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| fr quatre (a) |
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| ist suldeîni (n) |
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| ist cussèi (r) |
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| ist fèis'cio (n) |
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| ist feîsso (a) |
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| ist pan (n) |
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| ist scaleîn (n) |
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| ist sento |
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| ist mare |
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| en fear (n) |
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| ist doûto (n) |
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| ist ganba |
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| ist tiesta (n) |
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| ist tunduleîno (a) |
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| en body (n) |
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| ist el (n) |
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| en end (n) |
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| ist avì |
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| ist infasà |
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| en also (r) |
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| en behind |
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