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81 FEBRUARY
Nénimë (Amillion in LT1:249 is hardly a valid word in LotR-style Quenya.) –LotR:1144 -
82 February
Februarie -
83 February
februari, febrüari -
84 February
(n) февральков [fevraljkоv] -
85 February
n oÿù kejì ôdún -
86 February
subs.P. Ἀνθεστηριών, ὁ.Woodhouse English-Greek dictionary. A vocabulary of the Attic language > February
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87 February
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88 February
nთებერვალი -
89 February
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90 February
n.февраль л.м.; пур г.ыжтылзе л.м.[fevral'; purgyzhtylze] -
91 february
нарăс уйăхĕ -
92 February
тулыспал -
93 February
n.ақпан -
94 February
subat -
95 February
Féwral, Ikkinchi Ay Five times four is twenty. Beshke tötni köpeytsek yigrime. -
96 February
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97 February
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98 February
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99 February
Pebréro -
100 February
fevriye
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