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1 pridodata osoba
• appendage -
2 pristaša
• appendage; stand-by; stickler -
3 privezak
• appendage; lable; tact; tag -
4 sporedna zarada
• appendage; appurtenant; dependency; outbilding; outhouse; perquisites -
5 privezak
• tag• appendage -
6 dodatak
• access; accessary; accession; accessory; accompaniment; accretion; addenda; addendum; addition; additive; adjunct; adjunction; affix; affixture; allocation; allowance; annex; annexe; appendage; appendix; appurtenance; appurtenant; arm chair extension bracket; attachment; attribu -
7 pratilac
• accompanist; acolyte; appendage; associate; attendant; companion; consort; follower; porter; retainer; satelitte; satellite; secondary; shadow; squire; tracer; tracker; trailer -
8 pratnja
• accompaniment; appendage; attendance; attendants; companionship; conduct; conducting; convoy; descant; equipage; escort; exequies; exequy; funeral; funeral procession; guard; obit; obsequies; retinue; suite; tendance; turn-out; waiting; washer -
9 prilog
• addendum; addition; adverb; alms; annex; annexe; appendage; appendix; application; benefaction; byword; collection; contribution; donation; enclosure; enclosure, encl.; insert; supplement; tribute -
10 privesak
• aglet; appendage; daisy; overhang; pendant; pendent
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