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08:08 Sep 1, 2000 |
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na | chłop pańszczyźniany |
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na | "chlop panszczyzniany" |
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na | no such word |
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na | chlop panszczyzniany, also niewolnik |
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chłop pańszczyźniany Explanation: "Foldes" is certainly not a Polish word. The Great En > Pl dictionary by Jan Stanis�awski |
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"chlop panszczyzniany" Explanation: Please note that the above-noted term does not reflect the correct spelling, however the Polish characters are not available on this site. If you need the correct spelling, I can e-mail it directly to you. As for "foldes", I am not familiar with such a term in the Polish language. Good luck! James A. Michener, "Poland" - see www. jamesmichner.com |
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no such word Explanation: No such word in the Polish language . Please check your spelling of the word. |
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chlop panszczyzniany, also niewolnik Explanation: For the first term special characters are needed: crossed l, accented first n, accented last z. No special characters are needed for the second term. Niewolnik means serf in the old ages. |
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