| la fragosus |
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| it affrangere |
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| lld franjer |
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| pt refrão |
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| rup frãngu |
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| la confragosus |
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| grc ῥήγνυμι |
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| la frangulus |
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| gl fraga |
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| la saxifragus |
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| la ossifragus |
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| pt fraga |
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| en fracture |
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| it frangere |
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| es afrecho |
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| es refrán |
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| la fragor |
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| la frangendus |
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| it naufragio |
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| en break |
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| la fractus |
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| fur franzi |
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| no refreng |
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| en infrangible |
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| it infrangere |
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| la frangens |
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| la foedifragus |
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| en fractal |
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| la fragmentum |
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| mul nucifraga |
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| la fragium |
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| fro fraindre |
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| it frana |
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| ast frayar |
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| ro înfrânge |
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| nrf èrfrain |
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| ro frânge |
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| la naufrago |
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| es frangir |
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| en refrain |
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| la fracturus |
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| en fragment |
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| enm frangible |
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| la silvifragus |
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| en frangible |
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