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1 bevarr
(DE) vernähen; (EN) list; overcast; sew in; sew up -
2 varr
(DE) Grind {r}; genäht; nähen; (EN) needle; ply the needle; preen; sew; sew, sewed, sewn; sewn; suture -
3 berúgat
(EN) sew up; tipsify -
4 bestoppol
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5 beszeg
(DE) einsäumen; garniert; säumen; endeln; rollieren; (EN) border; edge; emborder; enseam; fell; filmbriated; fimbriate; guard; hem; lay, laid; overcast, overcast; ran; run; run, ran, run; seam; serge; sew up; welt; whip -
6 felvarr
(DE) annähen; (EN) sew up -
7 foltoz
(DE) flicken; stopfen; stopft; stücken; (EN) clout; cobble; darn; mend; patch; piece; sew up -
8 kifáraszt
(DE) ermüdender; ermüdet; (EN) defatigate; deplete; distress; do up; fag; fatigue; gruel; irk; knock up; overweary; play; pump out; rack; sew up; tire; tire out; tucker; wear; wear out; wear, wore, worn; weary; wore; zonk -
9 kijavít
(DE) Fehlerkorrektur {r}; Instandsetzung {e}; Revision {e}; aufmöbeln; ausbessern; basteln; bastelt; behob; instandgesetzt; instandsetzen; korrigieren; reparieren; revidiere; revidiert; richtigstellen; verbessern; amendieren; (EN) correct; duff; emendate; fix; fix up; make good; mend; overhaul; patch; patch up; piece up; plaster up; put right; recondition; refit; reframe; repair; revise; right; set right; set sg to rights; set to rights; sew up; sub; sub-edit; tinker; touch up -
10 kimerít
(DE) abjagen; ausschöpfen; ermüdender; erschöpfen; erschöpfend; leeren; leert; stressen; (EN) consume; defatigate; deplete; distress; drain; eat up; fag; fag out; fatigue; forespend; haze; impoverish; jade; overspend; overtoil; overwear; overwore; overworn; prostrate; rack; run down; sew up; tucker; tucker out; use; use up; waste; wear; wear, wore, worn; weary; wore; work out; zonk -
11 leitat
(EN) alcoholize; besot; lush; sew up; souse; tipsify -
12 megfoltoz
(DE) Pflasterung {e}; flicken; anflicken; (EN) mend; patch; patch up; piece; sew up; solder up; tap; tinker -
13 rávarr
(DE) aufflicken; (EN) sew on -
14 stoppol
(DE) trampen; trampt; (EN) darn; grab; hitchhike; sew up; thumb; thumb a lift; thumb a ride; thumb it -
15 varr
to preen, to sew, sewed, sewn, to needle
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