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1 SAND
[N]ARENA (-AE) (F)HARENA (-AE) (F)SABULUM (-I) (N)SABULO (-ONIS) (M)SABURRA (-AE) (F)PULVIS (-ERIS) (MF)LITUS (-ORIS) (N)LITTUS (-ORIS) (N)- GRAINS OF SAND -
2 SAND: GRAINS OF SAND
[N]ARENA: ARENAE (PL)HARENA: HARENAE (PL) -
3 SAND MORTAR
[N]ARENATUM (-I) (N)HARENATUM (-I) (N) -
4 SAND-PIT
[N]ARENARIA (-AE) (F)ARENARIUM (-I) (N)ARENIFODINA (-AE) (F)HARENARIA (-AE) (F)HARENARIUM (-I) (N)HARENIFODINA (-AE) (F) -
5 COARSE SAND
[N]SABULO (-ONIS) (M)SABURRA (-AE) (F)SABULUM (-I) (N) -
6 FINE SAND
[N]ARENULA (-AE) (F)HARENULA (-AE) (F) -
7 GOLD-SAND
[N]BALLUCA (-AE) (F)BALUCA (-AE) (F) -
8 HOT SAND STORM
[N]PRESTER (-STERIS) (M) -
9 arena
harena (are-), ae, f., sand, Mt. 7:26; in R. 9:27, arena. -
10 harena
harena (are-), ae, f., sand, Mt. 7:26; in R. 9:27, arena.
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