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1 rág
rág kauen; nagen -
2 rag
(DE) Endung {e}; Endungen {pl}; Flexion {e}; Nachsilbe {e}; endend; Flexionsendung {e}; (EN) ending; inflection; inflexion; suffix; termination -
3 rág
(DE) genagt; kaue; kauen; kauend; kaut; knabbern; nagen; nagt; (EN) canker; chew; gnaw; gnaw, gnawed, gnawn; gnawn; masticate; pick -
4 rongyszedő
(EN) rag-and-bone man; rag-gatherer; rag-peddler; ragman; rubbish-hunter -
5 kapca
(EN) foot-cloth; foot-rag; toe-rag -
6 rongy
(DE) Fetzen {r}; Fummel {r}; Gelumpe {s}; Lappen {r}; Lumpen {r}; Flatsche {e}; (EN) clout; frazzle; linen rag; piece of linen; rag; shred; snotty; tatter -
7 rongybaba
(DE) Stoffpuppe {e}; (EN) moppet; rag-baby; rag-doll; ragdoll -
8 csőcselék
(DE) Gesindel {s}; Lumpengesindel; Meute {e}; Mob {r}; Pack {r}; Pöbel {r}; Gelichter {s}; Lausepack {s}; Lumpenpack {s}; (EN) canaille; mob; pack; rabble; ragtag; ragtag and bobtail; riff-raff; riffraff; rout; tag-rag; vermin -
9 diskurál
(DE) klöne; klönt; (EN) chat; chatted; chew the fat; chew the rag; swap stories -
10 felmosórongy
(EN) floor cloth; floor-cloth; rag; swab; swob -
11 guberáló
(EN) rag-picker; ragman; scavenger -
12 kitolás
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13 kőcsavar
(DE) Steinschraube {e}; (EN) expansion bolt; rag-bolt -
14 korallmészkő
(EN) coral limestone; coral-rag -
15 kukázó
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16 leszid
(DE) ausgeschimpft; beschimpfend; heruntermachen; herunterputzen; schalt; scheltet; schilt; (EN) dress sy down; pitch into; pull one's leg; rag; rate; run down; scold; score; tell off; trim; trounce; wig -
17 ócskaruhapiac
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18 panaszkodik
(DE) Reklamation {e}; beklage; geklagt; meckern; quäken; anken; barmen; (EN) beef; bellyache; bitch; bitch about; chew the fat; chew the rag; complain; complain of; complaint; grizzle; harrumph; lament; make moan; make one's moan; moan; natter; rabbit; rabbit on; repine; squeal; whinge; yirn -
19 rongyfoszlatás
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20 rongymalom
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