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1 bedem
Festungsmauer f (-, -n), Mauerwerk n (-s, -e), Wall m (-s, "-e), Bollwerk n (-s, -e), Schanze f (-, -n), Bastei' f (-, -en) -
2 branik
Schutz-mauer f (-, -n) (-wand f, -, "-e), Bollwerk n (-s -e), Wall m (-s, "-e), Abwehr f (-), Vertei'digung f (-, -en); (na sablji) Säbelkorb m (-s, "-e); (na autu) Stoßfänger m (-s, -), Stoßdämpfer m (-s, -); biti na b-u schützen, sich ver-bü'rgen (ein|stehen) für j-n (für et.) -
3 Ćaba
(svetište u Meki) Kaaba f (-); ćaba (hodočašće do Ćabe) Wallfahrt f (-, -en) nach Mekka; ići na Ć-u eine Wallfahrt nach Mekka unternehmen, nach Mekka wall-fahr(t)en -
4 nasip
Damm m (-s, "-e), Deich m (-s, -e), Wall m (-s, "-e); lučki n. Hafendamm m (-s, "-e), Molo m (-s, -li), Mole f (-, -n) -
5 opkop
Schanze f (-, -n), Verscha'n-zung f (-, -en); Wall m (-s, ''-e), Erdbefestigung f (-, -en) -
6 opkopati
(ver)scha'nzen, befe'stigen, mit einem Wall umzi'ngeln
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