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fr accouchée (n) |
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fr parturiente (n) |
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cs rodička (n) |
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fr accouchées (n) |
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fr accouchée (n) |
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eo akuŝintino (n) |
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bg родилка (n) |
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la puerpera (n) |
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en lying in woman (n) |
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nl kraamvrouw (n) |
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eo naskintino (n) |
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en puerpera (n) |
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it puerpera (n) |
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fr accouchée (v) |
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sv barnsängskvinna (n) |
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