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Finnish-German translation for: Henrik Ylpeä
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Dictionary Finnish German: Henrik Ylpeä

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FinnishGerman
hist. Henrik YlpeäHeinrich {m} der Stolze
Partial Matches
ylpeä {adj}stolz
ylpeä {adj} [pöyhkeä]hochmütig
Olen ylpeä sinusta.Ich bin stolz auf dich.
hist. Henrik LeijonaHeinrich {m} der Löwe
hist. Henrik PurjehtijaHeinrich {m} der Seefahrer
 
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» Dieses Gerät BL o.k. ieren Henrik Ylpeä/DEFI
 

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