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| mitto, mittere, misi, missussend, throw, hurl, cast; let out, release, dismiss; disregardsenden, werfen, werfen, werfen, vermietet, Freigabe, entlassen absehen;envoyer, jeter, lancer, mouler ; laisser dehors, libérer, écarter ; négligence
inviare, lanciare, scagliare, cast, si lasciò sfuggire, album, respingere; ignorareenviar, lanzar, lanzar, echar; dejar hacia fuera, lanzar, despedir; indiferencia
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| mittetur, | quoniambecause, since, seeing thatdenn da sah, daßparce que, depuis, voyant queperché, dal momento che, visto cheporque, ya que, al ver que |
| mittetur, quoniam | tuyouduvousvoiusted |
| mittetur, quoniam te | amo, amare, amavi, amatuslove, like; fall in love with; be fond of; have a tendency toLiebe, wie; verlieben sich, werden gern, haben die Tendenz,amour, comme ; chute dans l'amour avec ; être affectueux de ; avoir une tendance à
amore, come; innamora; essere affezionato, hanno la tendenza aamor, como; caída en amor con; estar encariñado con; tener una tendencia a
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| mittetur, quoniam te | amor, amoris Mlove; affection; the beloved; Cupid; affair; sexual/illicit/homosexual passionLiebe, Zuneigung, die Geliebte, Cupid; Sache, sexuelle / illegale / homosexuelle Leidenschaftl'amour; l'affection, la bien-aimée; Amour; affaire; sexuelle / illicite / passion homosexuelleamore, l'affetto, l'amata; Cupido; vicenda; sessuale / illecito / passione omosessualeamor, afecto, el amado; asunto de Cupido;; sexual / ilícitos / pasión homosexual |
| mittetur, quoniam te amor | noster, nostra, nostrumourunsernotreil nostronuestro |
| mittetur, quoniam te amor | noster, nostri Mour menunsere Männernos hommesi nostri uomininuestros hombres |
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| mittetur, quoniam te amor nostri philretora | reddo, reddere, reddidi, redditusreturn; restore; deliver; hand over, pay back, render, give back; translatereturn; wiederherzustellen; liefern; übergeben, zurück zu zahlen, machen, zurück geben zu übersetzen;retour ; restauration ; livrer ; remettre, payer en arrière, rendre, restituer ; traduire
ritorno; ripristino; consegnare, consegnare, restituire, rendere, restituire; tradurrevuelta; restablecimiento; entregar; entregar, restituir, rendir, dar detrás; traducir
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| novus, nova -um, novior -or -us, novissimus -a -umnew, fresh, young; unusual, extraordinaryneue, frische, junge, ungewöhnliche, außerordentlichenouveau, frais, jeune ; peu commun, extraordinaire
nuovo, fresco, giovane, insolita, straordinarianuevo, fresco, joven; inusual, extraordinario
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| novi, novisse, notusknow, know of; know how, be able; experiencewissen, kennen, wissen, wie in der Lage sein, die Erfahrungen,savoir, savoir de ; savoir, pouvoir en mesure ; expérience
so, conosco, know how, in grado, esperienzasaber, saber de; saber, poder; experiencia
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| nosco, noscere, novi, notusget to know; learn, find out; become cognizant of/acquainted/familiar withkennen zu lernen, lernen, finden Sie heraus, der sich bewusst / bekannt / bekanntfinir par savoir ; apprendre, découvrir ; deviennent of/acquainted/familiar conscients avec
per conoscere, imparare, scoprire, diventare consapevoli delle / conoscenza / familiarità confamiliarizarse con; aprender, descubrir; se convierten of/acquainted/familiar competentes con
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