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marc noun refuse matter | fusynoun |
marcasite noun mineral | markasytnoun markazytnoun |
marcassin noun young wild boar | warchlaknoun |
Marcel noun male given name | Marcelnoun Marcelinoun |
Marcella noun female given name | Marcelanoun |
Marcellinus | |
Marcellus noun male given name | Marcelnoun |
march noun border region | rubieżnoun |
march noun formal, rhythmic way of walking | marsznoun pochódnoun |
march noun political rally or parade | marsznoun pochódnoun |
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 | |
as mad as a March hare | |
death march noun forced movement of people in such circumstances that many die during the journey | marsz śmiercinoun |
demarcate verb mark the limits or boundaries of something | oddzielaćverb |
demarcation noun strictly defined separation | demarkacjanoun |
demarcation noun thus fixed limit | granicanoun |
forced march noun military march of excessive speed | forsowny marsznoun |
forward quick march | |
funeral march noun slow march often played at funerals | marsz pogrzebowynoun |
Julian March | |
Lamarckian | |
Lamarckism | |
New March |