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1 gnoe
сущ.зоол. гну -
2 гну
nzool. gnoe -
3 gnu
n. (Gram. inf.: nelok.;) zool. гну (Грам. инф.: м. и ж.нескл.; Окончания:)LKLv59▪ Skaidrojumilv Izcelsme - franču gnou, holandiešu gnoe \< hotentotu ngulv Vēršantilopju apakškārtas ģints (2 sugas), liels pārnadzis, pēc izskata līdzīgs gan nelielam zirgam, gan vērsimlv Izplatīts DienvidāfrikāJum99
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