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1 SET
поити, -идѫ, -идєшиgo, set out; go back, return -
2 SET
ѩти, имѫ, имєшиtake, seize; refl. take to, set out, start on -
3 SET
побѣдити, -ждѫ, -дишиconquer; fight, fight against; set in motion, hasten, incite; sally out -
4 BACK
поити, -идѫ, -идєшиgo, set out; go back, return -
5 GO
поити, -идѫ, -идєшиgo, set out; go back, return -
6 RETURN
поити, -идѫ, -идєшиgo, set out; go back, return -
7 SEIZE
ѩти, имѫ, имєшиtake, seize; refl. take to, set out, start on -
8 START
ѩти, имѫ, имєшиtake, seize; refl. take to, set out, start on -
9 TAKE
ѩти, имѫ, имєшиtake, seize; refl. take to, set out, start on -
10 AGAINST
побѣдити, -ждѫ, -дишиconquer; fight, fight against; set in motion, hasten, incite; sally out -
11 CONQUER
побѣдити, -ждѫ, -дишиconquer; fight, fight against; set in motion, hasten, incite; sally out -
12 FIGHT
побѣдити, -ждѫ, -дишиconquer; fight, fight against; set in motion, hasten, incite; sally out -
13 HASTEN
побѣдити, -ждѫ, -дишиconquer; fight, fight against; set in motion, hasten, incite; sally out -
14 INCITE
побѣдити, -ждѫ, -дишиconquer; fight, fight against; set in motion, hasten, incite; sally out -
15 MOTION
побѣдити, -ждѫ, -дишиconquer; fight, fight against; set in motion, hasten, incite; sally out -
16 SALLY
побѣдити, -ждѫ, -дишиconquer; fight, fight against; set in motion, hasten, incite; sally out
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