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121 von jeher
adv.always adv. ausdr.all along expr.ever since I can remember expr.from time immemorial expr. -
122 niepamiętn|y
adj. książk. nadeszła niepamiętna powódź/burza there came the worst flood/thunderstorm in a. within living memoryThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > niepamiętn|y
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123 seit alters
1. ever since I can remember2. from time immemorial -
124 von jeher
1. all along2. always3. ever since I can remember4. from time immemorial -
125 памтивека
* * *па̀мтивека,нареч.: от \памтивека from time(s) immemorial, since/from the year dot.* * *от ПАМТИВЕКА from time(s) i -
126 nezapamćen
adj unremembered; unprecedented I od -ih vremena from times immemorial, since the dawn of time; -e poplave floods beyond living memory* * *• immemorial -
127 odvajkada
adv from times out of mind, from times immemorial, from times beyond memory* * *• since the beginning of time• As far as time goes back
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from time immemorial — always, since anyone can remember … English contemporary dictionary
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