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1 innon
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2 into
yks.nom. into; yks.gen. innon; yks.part. intoa; yks.ill. intoon; mon.gen. intojen; mon.part. intoja; mon.ill. intoihininto рвение, усердие
рвение, усердие
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innon — see innan … Old to modern English dictionary
wiþinnon — see wiþinnan 1 … Old to modern English dictionary
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