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1 гребе со канќи
scratch; claw -
2 гребе со канџи
scratch; claw -
3 драскавица
scratch, scrape, scar -
4 напорка
scratch, scrape, scar -
5 се чеша
scrape; scratch————————scratch oneself————————scratch; scratch oneself -
6 се гребе
bum (фиг.)————————scratch oneself————————scratch; scratch oneself* * *bum (fig), mooch -
7 гребе
scrape; scratch————————scratch; scratch oneself -
8 зачепка
to scratch, to scratch (the ground), to rummage -
9 прета
to scrape, to scratch, to dig, to search, to peck, to strike with one's legs and arms* * *dabble -
10 чепка
to scratch, to scrabble, to scrape, to rummage to pick, to card* * *peck -
11 струга
scrape; scratch -
12 гребне
to scratch, to grate, to scrape -
13 доиструже
to scratch out all -
14 драсне
to scratch, to claw -
15 запара
sultriness, closeness, stuffiness, opressiveness v задржка to begin to rip, to undo, to scratch -
16 здраска
to scratch suddenly, to graze suddenly, to claw suddenly -
17 здраска се
to begin to scratch, to claw -
18 избрише
to wipe out, to scratch out, to expunge, to erase, to rub out -
19 изгребе
to scratch -
20 издраска
to scratch
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