Angol | Lengyel |
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march noun region at a frontier governed by a marquess | marchianoun |
march noun song in the genre of music written for marching | marsznoun |
march noun steady forward movement or progression | marsznoun |
March noun third month of the Gregorian calendar | marzecnoun |
march verb walk with long, regular strides | maszerowaćverb |
March fly noun fly of the family Bibionidae | leniowatynoun |
March of Ancona | |
Marche noun region of central Italy | Marchianoun |
marches | |
marchioness noun wife of a marquess | markizanoun |
Marcian | |
Marciana | |
Marcionism noun early Christian teaching | marcjonizmnoun |
Marcomannic | |
mare noun evil spirit | maranoun |
mare noun female horse | klacznoun kobyłanoun |
Margaret noun female given name | Małgorzatanoun |
Margareth | |
margaric | |
margarine noun spread | margarynanoun |
margay noun Leopardus wiedii | margajnoun ocelot nadrzewnynoun |
Marge | |
margin (finance) yield or profit noun | marżanoun |
margin (typography) edge of the paper that remains blank noun | marginesnoun |
margin of error noun expression of the lack of precision | margines błędunoun |
marginal | |
marginal adjective at the lower extent of a standard | marnyadjective |
marginal adjective economics: pertaining to unit changes | granicaadjective |
marginal adjective geographically adjacent | przyległyadjective |
marginal adjective of land that is barely productive | biednyadjective |
marginalization noun act of marginalizing | marginalizacjanoun |
marginalize verb relegate something to margins or to a lower limit | marginalizowaćverb |
Margot | |
margravate noun territory governed by a margrave | margrabstwonoun |
margrave noun hereditary prince | margrabianoun |
margrave noun military officer in charge of German border area | margrabianoun |
marguerite | |
Marhanets noun city | Marganiecnoun |