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Eskİ
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Старый, русский
Старый, ветхий, древний, многолетний, вековой, многовековой, старинный, давний, старобытный, стародавний, старомодный, устарелый, застарелый, закоснелый, закоренелый, заматорелый, давнишний, допотопный, извечный, исконный, ископаемый, архаический, археоло
YaŞli, турецкий
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Esk, английский
A type of viking longship mentioned in the anglo-saxon chronicle. little is known about it, but the text indicates it had fewer than sixty oars (see saxon seapower). the vessel may have been named after the river esk in northern england, on which the norsemen had a settlement called hvitely (white town) now transliterated to whitby.
Eskar, английский
Eskebornite, английский
Eskene west camp, английский
Esker, английский
A long, narrow, sinuous and steep-sided ridge composed of irregularly stratified sand and gravel deposited as the bed of a stream flowing in an ice tunnel within or below the ice (subglacial) or between ice walls on top of the ice of a wasting glacier, and left behind as high ground when the ice melted. eskers range in length from less than a kilometer to more than 160 kilometers, and in height from 3 to 30 meters. compare - kame, crevasse filling, glaciofluvial deposits, outwash. sw
Esker delta; sand plateau, английский
Eskerine, английский
Eski, турецкий
Eski, узбекский
Eski halin iadesi, турецкий
Eskifehir, английский
Eskile, турецкий
Eskilstuna, английский
Eskime amortisma, турецкий
Eskimo, английский
Eskimo explosive safety, английский
Испытания по определению степени безопасности обращения с вз
Eskimofo, английский
A terrible cold thing. it may be a person, place, or thing. example this winter has been such an eskimofo.
Eskimosprachen, немецкий
Eskippamentum, английский
An archaism for tackle or ship-furniture.
Eskipper, английский
Anglo-norman to ship, and eskipped was used for shipped.
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YaŞli, турецкий
Bardak, турецкий
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