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fr ragüje (n) |
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fr aiguisage (n) |
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ca afilament (n) |
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nl verscherping (n) |
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fr aiguisage (n) |
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fr aiguisage (n) |
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fr aiguiseur (n) |
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fr tiers point (n) |
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fr aiguisages (n) |
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fr ferre (n) |
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ca agusament (n) |
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fr aiguisage (n) |
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fr aiguiser (v) |
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la acutela (n) |
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fr aiguisoir (n) |
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et ihumine (n) |
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fr émoulage (n) |
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fr aiguisage (n) |
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