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ὀλίγοι τινὲς ὧν ἐντετύχηκα → a very few whom I've met

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m (Text replacement - "Spanish: alumbramiento" to "Spanish: alumbramiento, secundinas")
m (Text replacement - "Latvian: placenta; Low German" to "Latin: secundae; Latvian: placenta; Low German")
 
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|trtx=Apache Western Apache: bił goleehí; Arabic: خَلَاص; Moroccan Arabic: خلاص, سلة; Armenian: ընկերք; Basque: haurrondokoa botatze; Catalan: secundines; Chinese Mandarin: [[胞衣]]; Danish: efterbyrd; Dutch: [[nageboorte]]; Finnish: jälkeiset; French: [[délivrance]], [[arrière-faix]]; Galician: libraduras, quitas, pairas, libracións, gurrias; German: [[Nachgeburt]]; Greek: [[πλακούντας]], [[ύστερο]]; Ancient Greek: [[ἀγγεῖον]], [[ἀγγήιον]], [[ἀγγήϊον]], [[ἀγγίον]], [[ἀκολούθια]], [[δεύτερα]], [[δευτερεῖα]], [[δευτέρια]], [[δευτέριον]], [[ὑστέρια]], [[ὕστερον]], [[χόριον]]; Hungarian: magzatburok, méhlepény; Icelandic: fósturfylgja, hildir; Irish: slánú, broghais, salachar, streachlán, beireatas, bruán; Isthmus Zapotec: doo yoo; Japanese: 後産, こうざん, のちざん), 胞衣, ほうい, ほうえ); Javanese: ari-ari, aruman, bingbing; Kurdish Northern Kurdish: pizan, pizdan; Latvian: placenta; Low German German Low German: Nageboort; Maori: ewe; Navajo: awééʼ biyaałáí; Norwegian Bokmål: etterbyrd; Portuguese: [[secundinas]]; Romanian: placentă; Russian: [[послед]], [[детское место]]; Spanish: [[alumbramiento]], [[secundinas]]; Swedish: efterbörd; Turkish: döl eşi, son, eş, meşime, etene, plasenta; Walloon: erî-fa, netieure, pureure, pareure, forbeure, dilive; Welsh: brych, briw
|trtx=Apache Western Apache: bił goleehí; Arabic: خَلَاص; Moroccan Arabic: خلاص, سلة; Armenian: ընկերք; Basque: haurrondokoa botatze; Catalan: secundines; Chinese Mandarin: [[胞衣]]; Danish: efterbyrd; Dutch: [[nageboorte]]; Finnish: jälkeiset; French: [[délivrance]], [[arrière-faix]]; Galician: libraduras, quitas, pairas, libracións, gurrias; German: [[Nachgeburt]]; Greek: [[πλακούντας]], [[ύστερο]]; Ancient Greek: [[ἀγγεῖον]], [[ἀγγήιον]], [[ἀγγήϊον]], [[ἀγγίον]], [[ἀκολούθια]], [[δεύτερα]], [[δευτερεῖα]], [[δευτέρια]], [[δευτέριον]], [[ὑστέρια]], [[ὕστερον]], [[χόριον]]; Hungarian: magzatburok, méhlepény; Icelandic: fósturfylgja, hildir; Irish: slánú, broghais, salachar, streachlán, beireatas, bruán; Isthmus Zapotec: doo yoo; Japanese: 後産, こうざん, のちざん), 胞衣, ほうい, ほうえ); Javanese: ari-ari, aruman, bingbing; Kurdish Northern Kurdish: pizan, pizdan; Latin: [[secundae]]; Latvian: placenta; Low German German Low German: Nageboort; Maori: ewe; Navajo: awééʼ biyaałáí; Norwegian Bokmål: etterbyrd; Portuguese: [[secundinas]]; Romanian: placentă; Russian: [[послед]], [[детское место]]; Spanish: [[alumbramiento]], [[secundinas]]; Swedish: efterbörd; Turkish: döl eşi, son, eş, meşime, etene, plasenta; Walloon: erî-fa, netieure, pureure, pareure, forbeure, dilive; Welsh: brych, briw
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Latest revision as of 15:38, 15 November 2024

Translations

Apache Western Apache: bił goleehí; Arabic: خَلَاص; Moroccan Arabic: خلاص, سلة; Armenian: ընկերք; Basque: haurrondokoa botatze; Catalan: secundines; Chinese Mandarin: 胞衣; Danish: efterbyrd; Dutch: nageboorte; Finnish: jälkeiset; French: délivrance, arrière-faix; Galician: libraduras, quitas, pairas, libracións, gurrias; German: Nachgeburt; Greek: πλακούντας, ύστερο; Ancient Greek: ἀγγεῖον, ἀγγήιον, ἀγγήϊον, ἀγγίον, ἀκολούθια, δεύτερα, δευτερεῖα, δευτέρια, δευτέριον, ὑστέρια, ὕστερον, χόριον; Hungarian: magzatburok, méhlepény; Icelandic: fósturfylgja, hildir; Irish: slánú, broghais, salachar, streachlán, beireatas, bruán; Isthmus Zapotec: doo yoo; Japanese: 後産, こうざん, のちざん), 胞衣, ほうい, ほうえ); Javanese: ari-ari, aruman, bingbing; Kurdish Northern Kurdish: pizan, pizdan; Latin: secundae; Latvian: placenta; Low German German Low German: Nageboort; Maori: ewe; Navajo: awééʼ biyaałáí; Norwegian Bokmål: etterbyrd; Portuguese: secundinas; Romanian: placentă; Russian: послед, детское место; Spanish: alumbramiento, secundinas; Swedish: efterbörd; Turkish: döl eşi, son, eş, meşime, etene, plasenta; Walloon: erî-fa, netieure, pureure, pareure, forbeure, dilive; Welsh: brych, briw