ro acordeon (n) |
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io akordeono (n) |
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fr cécilium (n) |
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fr mélodéon (n) |
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fr musette (n) |
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ga cairdín (n) |
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fr bandonéon (n) |
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tr akordeon (n) |
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et akordion (n) |
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fr accorder (v) |
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sv ackordeon (n) |
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fr accordéon chromatique (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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fr bayan (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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fr flutina (n) |
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uk акордеон (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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zh 手风琴 (n) |
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fr tastière (n) |
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fr concertina (n) |
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mn баян хуур (n) |
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sl akordeon (n) |
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de akkordeon (n) |
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nl accordeondeur (n) |
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de handharmonika (n) |
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gl acordeón (n) |
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fr bal à papa (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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is dragspil (n) |
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fi harmonikka (n) |
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hu harmonika (n) |
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pap akordeon (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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fr accordéons (n) |
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pt sanfona (n) |
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el ακορντεον (n) |
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es acordeón (n) |
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de harmonika (n) |
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de ziehharmonika (n) |
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fr piano du pauvre (n) |
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mg gorodo (n) |
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mn ᠪᠠᠶᠠᠨ ᠬᠤᠭᠤᠷ (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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fr piano à bretelles (n) |
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fr mélophone (n) |
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it fisarmonica (n) |
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bg хармоника (n) |
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ru аккордеон (n) |
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fr diatonique (n) |
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nl accordeon (n) |
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pt gaita (n) |
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fr accordéon musette (n) |
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eo akordiono (n) |
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nl trekharmonika (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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no trekkspill (n) |
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da harmonika (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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af akkordeon (n) |
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fr râlé poussé (n) |
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fr bayane (n) |
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sl harmonika (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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ms harmonika (n) |
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ja アコーデオン (n) |
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no trekkspel (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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ru гармонь (n) |
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en clarion (n) |
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kk аккордеон (n) |
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is harmóníka (n) |
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sv dragspel (n) |
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fr accordina (n) |
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fi kurttu (n) |
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he אקורדיון (n) |
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pl harmonijka (n) |
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vi phong cầm (n) |
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fr baïane (n) |
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fr bal musette (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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sv ackordion (n) |
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pt acordeão (n) |
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oc acordeon (n) |
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fr trikitixa (n) |
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bg акордеон (n) |
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en accordion (n) |
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ia accordion (n) |
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pl akordeon (n) |
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fr akkordiophilie (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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fr accordéoniste (n) |
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ja アコーディオン (n) |
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ca acordió (n) |
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ro armonică (n) |
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fr accordéon diatonique (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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fr vallenato (n) |
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da trækharmonika (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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fr accordéon (n) |
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sh akordeon (n) |
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eo akordioni (v) |
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fr akkordiophile (n) |
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