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SA noun | joint-stock companynoun company with transferable ownership and limited shareholder liability |
Saara noun | Saarnoun river in France and Germany Saarlandnoun state |
Saarbrücken noun | Saarbrückennoun capital city of Saarland |
Saba noun | Sabanoun island |
sabat | Sabbat |
sabat noun | Sabbathnoun witches' Sabbath |
sabatarianizm | sabbatarianism |
Sabaudczyk | Savoyard |
Sabaudia noun | Savoienoun department of France Savoynoun a historical region of western Europe |
Sabi noun | Savenoun river in Africa |
Sabina noun | Sabinanoun female given name |
sabot noun | sabotnoun a wooden shoe worn in various European countries |
sabotaż noun | malfeasancenoun misconduct doing damage sabotagenoun deliberate action of subversion, obstruction, disruption, destruction |
sabotażysta noun | saboteurnoun a person who intentionally causes the destruction of property |
sabotażystka noun | saboteurnoun a person who intentionally causes the destruction of property |
sabotować verb | sabotageverb deliberate destruction to prevent success scuttleverb To deliberately sink a ship (often by order of the captain) |
sabra noun | Sabranoun native Israeli |
Sabrina | Sabrina |
Sachalin noun | Sakhalinnoun island in Russia |
sacharoza noun | sucrosenoun a disaccharide |
sacharyd noun | carbohydratenoun organic compounds such as sugar, starch or cellulose saccharidenoun the unit structure of carbohydrates, of general formula CnH2nOn |
sacharyna noun | saccharinnoun white crystalline powder |
saczek noun | codpiecenoun part of male dress to cover genitals codpiecenoun protection for the male genitals in suit of armor |
sad noun | gardennoun piece of land outside with flowers and plants orchardnoun land for cultivation of fruit or nut trees outfieldnoun baseball |
sad jabłoniowy | apple orchard |
sadcom | sadcom |
sadhu noun | sadhunoun ascetic or practitioner of yoga |
Sadok | Zadok Zadoq |
sadomasochistyczny | sadomasochistic |
sadomasochizm noun | sadomasochismnoun practices of sadism and masochism collectively |
sadownictwo noun | pomiculturenoun fruit cultivation |