en chechnya (n) |
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en chechen (n) |
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pl czeczeński (a) |
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en comparative case (n) |
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en chechen (n) |
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en chechens (n) |
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en substantive case (n) |
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en absolutive case (n) |
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no tsjetsjener (n) |
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en ichkeria (n) |
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no tsjetsjensk (a) |
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en chechen (a) |
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en chechen (a) |
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pl czeczeński (n) |
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no tsjetsjensk (n) |
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en chechen (n) |
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en chechen (n) |
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en caucasus emirate (n) |
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