Google offers me two searches for "öfke." As far as I know, however, öfke simply means "anger," annoyance, rage, etc. Not to mention that öfke and öfke aren't translated as both "indignation" and "indignation" at the same time, since they are logically and semantically different concepts.
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"Olum" seems to mean "death." But I have often heard fathers say "Olum" (or something similar) to their sons/children. Now I wonder if "olum" also means something else or maybe it is a completely different word?
Can someone tell me what it says?
Is someone who endures something steadfastly “patient”? Could you describe it like that?
This topic where a form of ir is combined with another verb (and that is then any tense). I have to learn it, but I've forgotten what it's called.
What do you think is the “sachlogical” difference between “revocation” and “disarmament”?
“If you don’t know about anything… “What do you think is the factual relation to your question and the subject question I asked?
Krusty, as I know him!
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But unfortunately not inquired what “sachlogical” means.
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1914 most helpful answers to ? Now I’m getting a lot clear @Tamtamy LOL
please do not stop to give you “helpful” answer.
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