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61 aql
esprit m, intelligence f, raison f, intellect m; conseil m, avis m, idée f; aql tishi dent f de sagesse; aql bovar qilmaydigan / qilmas inconcevable; aqlga sig‘maydigan incroyable, invraisemblable; aqldan ozmoq devenir fou -
62 aql-idrok
esprit m, intelligence f, raison f, intellect m -
63 mutafakkirlik
sagesse f, intellect m -
64 intelekto
1. intellect2. mental
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Intellect — • The faculty of thought Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006. Intellect Intellect † … Catholic encyclopedia
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