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1 Wend
v поет.іти, прямувати; вирушати; рухатися* * *[wend]nвенед, венд ( старовинна назва слов'янських племен західної гілки) -
2 wend
v поет.іти, прямувати; вирушати; рухатися* * *[wend]v; поет.йти, направлятися, рухатися
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