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101 quarrel (N.)
germ. haifsti; kība-; sakæ; streida-; streida-; wræga-; wræga-; wrægi; wrægjæы{(V.)}germ. juk-; kīban; sakan; sakæn; streidan; streidjan; þrawatjan; þreb- -
102 quarrel
[ˈkwɔrəl]1. n. mübahisə; savaşma, küsüşmə2. v. savaşmaq, küsüşmək -
103 Quarrel
வம்பு, சண்டை, சச்சரவு -
104 quarrel
Iசர்ச்சைIIசண்டை; சச்சரவு; பூசல்வாய்ச்சண்டை, சச்சரவுIVசதுர ஓடு, செவ்வகிVபூசல்VIசண்டைசச்சரவுகலகம்IXசச்சரவுப்படுXபிணக்குப்படுXIவம்பு -
105 QUARREL
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106 quarrel
dwarstrek, uitval, kwessie, rusie maak, geskil -
107 quarrel
pleita; helengue, pleito, pleitu, tròbel -
108 quarrel
1 (n) сялгодома [sjalgadyma]2 (n) сялондома [sjalоndyma]3 (v) сялгодомс [sjalgadyms]4 (v) сялондомс [sjalоndyms] -
109 quarrel
1. n ìjà, asõ, gbólóhùn asõ, ariwo2. v jà, sõ, ÿe gbólóhùn asõ, ÿawõ -
110 quarrel
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111 quarrel
n.झगडा, बखेडा, विवाद, लडाई करनाv.भगडाना, बखेडा करना, लडाई करना -
112 quarrel
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113 quarrel
vჩხუბი, ჩხუბი -
114 quarrel
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115 quarrel
1. n.сырымаш л.м.[syrymash]2. v.сыраш г.[syrash] -
116 quarrel
харкашу, ятлаçу -
117 quarrel
1.n.ұрыс, келіспеушілік, наразылық2.v.ұрысу, таласу -
118 quarrel
n. ızğış; talaşu v. talaşırğa -
119 quarrel
kavga, atisma, çekisme, bozusma; kavga nedeni, anlasmazlik; kavga etmek, kapismak, çekismek, atismak, bozusmak -
120 quarrel
n.ghelwe; talash-tartish; jidel
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quarrel — quarrel1 [kwôr′əl, kwär′əl] n. [ME quarel < OFr < ML querellus < VL * quadrellum, dim. of L quadrus, a square] 1. a bolt or arrow with a quadrangular head, shot from a crossbow 2. a small, diamond shaped or square pane of glass, as in a… … English World dictionary
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