nosse miser!
tum grave servitium nostrae cogere puellae
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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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| 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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| nosse | miser, misera -um, miserior -or -us, miserrimus -a -umpoor, miserable, wretched, unfortunate, unhappy, distressingarm, elend, elend, unglücklich, unglücklich, quälendpauvre, malheureux, misérable, malheureux, malheureux, affligeant
povero, miserabile, misero, infelice, triste, angosciantepobre, desgraciado, desgraciado, desafortunado, infeliz, apenando
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| nosse | miser, miseri Mwretched peoplearmen Menschenpersonnes misérables
disgraziatigente desgraciada
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| nosse miser!
| tummoreoveraußerdemen outreinoltrepor otra parte |
| nosse miser!
| tumthen, next; besides; at that timedann weiter, außerdem, damalspuis, à côté, en plus, à cette époquepoi, accanto, oltre che, in quel momentoentonces, al lado, además, en esa época |
| nosse miser!
tum | gravis, grave, gravior -or -us, gravissimus -a -umheavy; painful; important; serious; pregnant; grave, oppressive, burdensomeschwer, schmerzhaft, wichtige, schwere, schwanger zu werden; Grabe, drückend, lästiglourd ; douloureux ; important ; sérieux ; enceinte ; tombe, accablant, onéreuse
pesante, dolorosa; importante; gravi; stato di gravidanza; grave, opprimente, pesantepesado; doloroso; importante; serio; embarazado; sepulcro, opresivo, pesado
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tum grave | servitium, serviti(i) Nslavery, servitude; slaves; the slave classSklaverei, Knechtschaft, Sklaven, der Slave-Klassel'esclavage, la servitude; esclaves, la classe des esclavesschiavitù, la servitù, schiavi, la classe degli schiavila esclavitud, la servidumbre, los esclavos, la clase de los esclavos |
| nosse miser!
tum grave servitium | noster, nostra, nostrumourunsernotreil nostronuestro |
| nosse miser!
tum grave servitium nostrae | cogo, cogere, coegi, coactuscollect/gather, round up, restrict/confine; force/compel; convene; congealcollect / gather, runden, beschränken / beschränken; Kraft / zwingen; einzuberufen; erstarrenrassembler/rassemblement, arrondissent vers le haut, limitent/confins ; forcer/obliger ; s'assembler ; congeler
raccogliere / raccogliere, radunare, limitare / confinare; forza / costringere; convocare; congelarerecoger/frunce, reúnen, restringen/encierro; forzar/obligar; convocar; congelar
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tum grave servitium nostrae cogere | puella, puellae Fgirl, child/daughter; maiden; young woman/wife; sweetheart; slavegirlMädchen, Kind / Tochter, Mädchen, junge Frau / Frau, Geliebte, Sklavinfille, enfant / fille, jeune fille; jeune femme / femme; amie; slavegirlragazza, figlio / figlia, fanciulla giovane donna / moglie, fidanzata, schiavaniña, niño / a; doncella, mujer joven / mujer, novia, esclava |
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nosse miser!
tum grave servitium nostrae cogere puellae
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