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1 keikkalaulaja
• gig singer -
2 keikkamatka
• gig -
3 kiertuemuusikko
• gig musician -
4 ahrain
yks.nom. ahrain; yks.gen. ahraimen; yks.part. ahrainta; yks.ill. ahraimeen; mon.gen. ahraimien ahrainten; mon.part. ahraimia; mon.ill. ahraimiinfish gig* * *• fish gig -
5 atrain
• fish gig• gig -
6 keikka
yks.nom. keikka; yks.gen. keikan; yks.part. keikkaa; yks.ill. keikkaan; mon.gen. keikkojen keikkain; mon.part. keikkoja; mon.ill. keikkoihingig (noun)job (noun)racket (noun)* * *• racket• assignment• gig• job -
7 kiesit
; mon.gen. kiesien; mon.part. kiesejä; mon.ill. kieseihingig (noun)trap (noun)* * *• gig• trap -
8 laivavene
yks.nom. laivavene; yks.gen. laivaveneen; yks.part. laivavenettä; yks.ill. laivaveneeseen; mon.gen. laivaveneiden laivaveneitten; mon.part. laivaveneitä; mon.ill. laivaveneisiin laivaveneihingig (noun)launch (noun)pinnace (noun)ship's boat (noun)* * *• gig• ship's boat• pinnace -
9 hyrrä
yks.nom. hyrrä; yks.gen. hyrrän; yks.part. hyrrää; yks.ill. hyrrään; mon.gen. hyrrien hyrräin; mon.part. hyrriä; mon.ill. hyrriintop (noun)whirligig (noun)* * *technology• gyroscope• spinning-top• top• whirligig• gig• gyrostat
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