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1 eltűr
(DE) erdulden; erleben; s. unterziehe; wegstecken; (EN) abide; abide, abode; admit of; bear; bear, bore, borne; bide; bide, bode, bid; bide, bode, bidden; brook; countenance; digest; endure; forbear; had; have; have, had; let, let; pocket; suffer; support; sustain; take; take, took, taken; took; underbear; underbore; underborne; undergo -
2 elvisel
(DE) ausgehalten; ausstehen; ertragen; ertrug; erträgt; vertragen; zulassend; (EN) abide; abide, abode; bear; bear, bore, borne; bide; bide, bode, bid; bide, bode, bidden; comport; do with; endure; stand; stand, stood; stick, stuck; stomach; stood; suffer; support; sustain; take; take it; take, took, taken; tolerate; took -
3 lakóhely
(DE) Aufenthalt {r}; Behausung {e}; Domizil {s}; ansiedelnd; ansässig; (EN) abode; domicile; dwelling; habitation; home; house; inhabitance; inhabitation; living quarters; residence; station -
4 marad
(DE) bleiben; verbleiben; verbleibt; restieren; (EN) abide; abide, abode; bide; bide, bode, bid; bide, bode, bidden; dwell; dwell, dwelt; dwelt; keep away; leave, left; lie; linger; make a stay; remain; remain behind; rest; stay; stick; stick, stuck; tarry -
5 megmarad
(DE) anhalten; beharren; bestehenbleiben; bleibt; fortdauern; verbleiben; verharren; überbleiben; übrigbleiben; restieren; (EN) abide; abide, abode; be left; be left in the basket; endure; last; remain; stand, stood -
6 tartózkodik
(DE) bewohnt; hausend; hauste; logieren; logiert; s. aufhalten; s. enthalten; sitzen; sitzt; verblieb; weilen; weilend; (EN) abide; abide, abode; abstain; beware; bide; bide, bode, bid; bide, bode, bidden; dwell; dwell, dwelt; dwelt; eschew; hold back; inhabit; keep; keep, kept; kept; live; locate; lodge; make a stay; remain; reside; sit; sit, sat; sojourn; stand; stand, stood; stay; steer clear of; tarry -
7 települ
(DE) niederlassen; siedelt; (EN) alight on; establish oneself; install oneself; light on; perch; settle; settle down; take up one's abode; take up one's domicile; take up one's dwelling
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Abode — A*bode , pret. of {Abide}. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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