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21 give birth
• synnyttää• poikia -
22 give birth to a calf
• vasikoida -
23 give birth to a foal
• varsoa -
24 instruction on birth control
• ehkäisyneuvonta -
25 jewish by birth
• juutalaissyntyinen -
26 method of birth control
• ehkäisymenetelmä -
27 noble birth
• jalosukuisuus• aateli• ylhäissukuisuus -
28 not of noble birth
• aateliton -
29 of common birth
• aateliton -
30 of high birth
• ylhäissukuinen -
31 of humble birth
• halpasukuinen -
32 of low birth
• alhaissukuinen -
33 of noble birth
• jalosukuinen• aatelinen -
34 place of birth
• syntymäpaikka• syntymäkotikunta• synnyinpaikka -
35 premature birth
• ennenaikainen synnytys -
36 russian by birth
• syntyperäinen venakko -
37 state of birth
• syntymävaltio -
38 weight at birth
• syntymäpaino -
39 year of birth
• syntymävuosi -
40 noble
• ritarillinen• hyvä• jalo• jaloluontoinen• jalosydäminen• jaloluonteinen• jalosukuinen• jalomielinen• hieno• siniverinen• aatelinen• aatelismies• arvokas• uljas• puhdas• kaunis• mahtava• ylhäinen• ylhäissäätyinen• ylhäinen (jalos.)• ylevä• ylväs• kunnioitettu• kunnianarvoisa• komea• korkea• korkea-arvoinen* * *'nəubl 1. adjective1) (honourable; unselfish: a noble mind; a noble deed.) jalo2) (of high birth or rank: a noble family; of noble birth.) jalosukuinen2. noun(a person of high birth: The nobles planned to murder the king.) aatelinen- nobility- nobly
- nobleman
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