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cy saintonge (n) |
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fr gascon saintongeois (n) |
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fr saintongeais (n) |
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nl saintonge (n) |
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en saintonge (n) |
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fr passière (n) |
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ca saintonge (n) |
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fr saintonge (n) |
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fr ogoise (n) |
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fr poitevin saintongeais (n) |
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ru сентонж (n) |
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frm xainctonge (n) |
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de saintonge (n) |
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fr beunèze (n) |
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fr saintonge (n) |
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fr aunisienne (n) |
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fr saintonge (n) |
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fr saintonge (n) |
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fr aboteau (n) |
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fr saintes (n) |
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fr flasqueuse (n) |
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fr saintongeais (a) |
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oc santonge (n) |
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