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61 διαβολαῖς
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62 διαβολαίσι
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63 διαβολαῖσι
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64 διαβολαί
διαβολήfalse accusation: fem nom /voc pl -
65 διαβολών
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66 διαβολῶν
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67 διαβολάς
διαβολά̱ς, διαβολήfalse accusation: fem acc pl -
68 διαβολή
διαβολήfalse accusation: fem nom /voc sg (attic epic ionic) -
69 διαβολήν
διαβολήfalse accusation: fem acc sg (attic epic ionic) -
70 καταψεύσμασιν
κατάψευσμαfalse accusation: neut dat pl -
71 κατάψευσμα
κατάψευσμαfalse accusation: neut nom /voc /acc sg -
72 calomnieux
calomnieux, -ieuse [kalɔmnjø, jøz]adjective[propos] slanderous* * *- ieuse kalɔmnjø, øz adjectif slanderous* * *kalɔmnjø, jøz adj (-euse)* * *( féminin calomnieuse) [kalɔmnjø, øz] adjectif[propos] slanderous -
73 tukas
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74 kalumnia
sophistry, sham; false accusation/claim/statement/pretenses/objection; quibble -
75 अभिशपन
abhi-ṡapanan. false accusation, calumny L.
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76 अभिषङ्ग
abhi-shaṅgam. (ifc. f. ā Ragh. XIV, 77) propensity orᅠ inclination to BhP. ;
the state of being possessed by evil spirits (cf. bhūtâ̱bhishaṅga) orᅠ disturbed in mind MBh. ;
humiliation, defeat MBh. Ragh. Kum. ;
curse orᅠ imprecation MBh. ;
false accusation, calumny L. (cf. mithyâ̱bhishaṅga);
oath L. ;
embracing L.
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77 अभ्याकाङ्क्षित
abhy-ākāṅkshitan. a groundless complaint, false accusation L.
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78 मिथ्यापवाद
mithyā́-pavāda(mithyâ̱p-) m. a false accusation
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79 жала
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80 falsche Anschuldigung
f.calumny n.false accusation n.
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