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1 Visigoth
n1) іст. вестготthe Visigoths — збірн. вестготи
2) перен. вандал, варвар* * *n.1) іст. вестгот; the Visigoths вестготи2) вандал, варвар -
2 Visigoth
n.1) іст. вестгот; the Visigoths вестготи2) вандал, варвар
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