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Croatian to English translations [PRO]
Anthropology | | Croatian term or phrase: okosnica | | Bilo da je majka ili supruga, ena je uvijek okosnica obitelji, ali i istraivačica i čuvarica tradicije, ali također i pokretačica pozitivnih promjena u obitelji i drutvenoj zajednici |
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Moe i pillar
(1pillar \"pi-ler\ noun [ME piler, fr. OF, fr. ML pilare, fr. L pila] (13c)
1 a : a firm upright support for a superstructure : post
b : a usu. ornamental column or shaft; esp : one standing alone for a monument
2 : a chief supporter : prop) |
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