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1 Tibetan calendar (Dating system based on a cycle of 60 Tibetan years, each of which usually has 354 days; i.e., 12 cycles of the phases of the Moon)
Религия: тибетский календарьУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > Tibetan calendar (Dating system based on a cycle of 60 Tibetan years, each of which usually has 354 days; i.e., 12 cycles of the phases of the Moon)
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Religion: Tibetan calendar (Dating system based on a cycle of 60 Tibetan years, each of which usually has 354 days; i.e., 12 cycles of the phases of the Moon)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > тибетский календарь
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3 Tibetan calendar
Религия: (Dating system based on a cycle of 60 Tibetan years, each of which usually has 354 days; i.e., 12 cycles of the phases of the Moon) тибетский календарь
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