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1 lopë
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2 mish lope
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3 krowa
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4 vaccino
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5 cow
cow I [kau] n 1. lopë. 2. femër (elefanti, dreri etj)cow II [kau] vt. frikësoj● cow buffalo ['kauboi 'bafëlou] n. buallicë● cower ['kauë:] vi 1. strukem; mblidhem kruspull (nga të ftohtit etj). 2. dridhem ngafrika● cowgirl ['kaugë:l] n. lopare● cow hand ['kauboi hænd] n. lopar● cowherd ['kauhë:d] n. lopar● cowshed ['kaushed] n. stallë lopësh● cowskin ['kauskin] n. lëkurë lope, vaqetë● cowman ['kaumën] n. fermer gjedhësh, blegtor● coward ['kauë:d] n. frikacak● cowardice ['kauë:dis] n. frikë● cow parsley ['kau 'pa:(r)sli] n. bot. majdanoz i egër● cowtown ['kautaun] n. amer.përb. qytet i humbur, fshat -
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2. gj.fol. mish, tul there's too much beef on him është shumë i shëndoshë3. amer.zhrg. ankesë what's your beef? ç'dreqin ke që ankohesh?- vi. zhrg. qahem, ankohem* * *biftek -
7 mucca
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8 vacca
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9 cowskin
['kauskin] n. lëkurë lope, vaqetë -
10 jersey
['xhë:zi] n 1. tekstil i thurur; trikotazh. 2. fanellë. 3. lopë xhersiJersey ['xhë:(r)zi] n. ishull i Britanisë në kanalin e La Manshit; New Jersey (Informal) -
11 kine
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12 walrus
[''vvo:lrës] n. zool. lopë deti (gjitar me trup shumë të madh, që ka jetuar në tufa kryesisht në Oqeanin e Ngrirë të Veriut dhe që tani është zhdukur)
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