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| it febbrile |
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| gl febre |
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| gd fiabhras |
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| rup nhiuredz |
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| ru февраль |
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| en febrifuge |
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| no skarlagensfeber |
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| en fever |
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| pt febril |
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| ga fiabhras |
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| es fiebre |
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| rup hivrescu |
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| es febril |
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| ang fefor |
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| en febrile |
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| it febbre |
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| ro fior |
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| fr fièvre |
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| no feber |
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| fro fievre |
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| fur fiere |
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| fr fébrile |
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| nrf fièvre |
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| frm fievre |
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| ro febră |
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| vec fevra |
― EtymologicallyDerivedFrom ⟶
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| da feber |
― EtymologicallyDerivedFrom ⟶
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| rup heavrã |
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| da febril |
― EtymologicallyDerivedFrom ⟶
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| pt febre |
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| sv feber |
― EtymologicallyDerivedFrom ⟶
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| ca febril |
― EtymologicallyDerivedFrom ⟶
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| rup hior |
― EtymologicallyDerivedFrom ⟶
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| ro înfiora |
― EtymologicallyDerivedFrom ⟶
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| de febril |
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