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in reply to a message by elbowin
I could find Dražena, which is used in Croatia and Serbia, although I don't know when the name was first used.
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both of your suggestions are great
@guasguendi @elbowin, the issue is that I have to compare slavic spellings to Hebrew ones to figure out whether they're related or not. Most of the Hebrew spellings in the version that I have are messed up because of the document is in English, I don't if there's a way to fix it
@guasguendi @elbowin, the issue is that I have to compare slavic spellings to Hebrew ones to figure out whether they're related or not. Most of the Hebrew spellings in the version that I have are messed up because of the document is in English, I don't if there's a way to fix it
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