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m Gk myth Hector

  • 1 hector

    се "расфрла", заплашува, се фали
    n тиранин, насилник
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    n. myth. Хектор (тројански воин, син на Пријам); (n) насилник, тиранин; заплашува, се "расфрла", се фали; се фали, се "расфрла", заплашува; насилник, тиранин

    English-Macedonian dictionary > hector

  • 2 Hektor

    Hrvatski-Engleski rječnik > Hektor

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