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1 Индия
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2 индианка
Iindiana ж., india ж.IIindiana ж., indù ж.* * *ж.1) indiana ( dell'America); pellerossa ( в Северной Америке)2) indu ( dell'India)* * *ngener. indiana -
3 индийский
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4 индюк
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5 индиец
[indíec] m. (gen. индийца, pl. индийцы) (индус)indù, indiano (dell'India)индийский — (agg.) indù, indiano (dell'India)
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6 индийский жёлтый
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7 калиевая селитра
nitrato m potassico, salnitro d'India -
8 бамбук
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9 индиец
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10 калиевая селитра
adjchem. nitrato potassico, salnitro d'India -
11 конский каштан
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12 морская свинка
adjgener. cavia, porcellino d'India -
13 родина
1) ( отечество) patria ж.тоска по родине — nostalgia ж.
2) ( место возникновения) patria ж., luogo м. d'origineИ́ндия - родина шахмат — l'India è la patria degli scacchi
* * *ж.1) ( отечество) patria тж. перен.; matria f уст.ро́дин-мать — madre patria
сражаться за ро́дину — combattere per la patria
защита ро́дины — difesa della patria
любовь к ро́дине — amor patrio
вторая ро́дина — seconda patria
малая ро́дина — piccola patria
тоска по ро́дине — nostalgia f; mal di patria
измена ро́дине — alto tradimento
возвращение на ро́дину — rimpatrio m
вернуться на ро́дину — rimpatriare vi (a, e)
2) ( место рождения) paese natio* * *n1) gener. habitat, madrepatria, luogo di nascita, patria, terra materna2) liter. culla, penati -
14 свинка
( заболевание) orecchioni м.* * *I ж. уменьш.scrofetta; porcello m, porcellino m ( поросёнок)II ж. разг. мед.морская сви́нка — porcellino d'India, cavia f
orecchioni m pl* * *n1) gener. porchetta2) med. orecchione, orecchioni -
15 диковинный
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16 индианка
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17 индус
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18 колония
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19 хинди
[chíndi] m. invar.
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