Angol | Lengyel |
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cadastre | |
cadastre noun cartography: a public survey of land | wysad-rejestrynoun |
cadaver noun a dead body | zwłokinoun |
cadaveric poison | |
cadaverine noun foul-smelling diamine | kadawerynanoun |
cadaverous | |
caddie noun person hired to assist a golfer by carrying their golf clubs and providing advice | caddienoun caddynoun |
caddis fly noun insect of the order Trichoptera | chruściknoun |
caddis-fly | |
caddish | |
caddishly | |
caddishness | |
caddy noun movable tray or other mechanism for holding, securing, and transporting a removable component | stocznianoun |
cadence noun music: chord progression | kadencjanoun |
cadenza noun decorative solo piece of music | kadencjanoun |
cadet noun a student at a military school who is training to be an officer | kadetnoun |
cadge verb slang: to obtain something by wit or guile | wycyganiaćverb wycyganićverb wykusićverb wyłudzaćverb wyłudzićverb |
Cadillac | |
Cadix noun commune in the Tarn Department | Cadixnoun |
Cádiz | |
Cadiz noun port city in Andalusia, Spain | Kadyksnoun |
cadmium noun chemical element | kadmnoun |
cadre (military) skeleton upon which regiment is formed; its officers noun | kadranoun |
caduceus noun symbol | kaduceusznoun kerykejonnoun |
caecum noun blind pouch connected to the large intestine | jelito ślepenoun |
Caelian Hill | |
Caelum noun constellation | Rylecnoun |
Caelus noun God of heaven and sky | Coelusnoun |
Caen noun city in Calvados, France | Caennoun |
caenozoic | |
Caerus | |
Caesar noun a title of Roman emperors | cezarnoun |
Caesar noun ancient Roman family name | Cezarnoun |
Caesar salad noun Caesar salad | Cezarnoun |