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- diegis (plg. vok. Degen) sm. koks duriamasis ginklas: Rasta surūdijęs diegis su rankena rš. [Vyrai] dešinėj rankoje turi didelį tauraragį, kairioje – diegį LTII112.
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Diegis — was a Dacian chief, general and brother of Decebalus, and his representative at the peace negotiations held with Domitian (89 C.E.). References None See also Dacians Persondata Name Alternative names Short description … Wikipedia
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Domitian — Kapitolinische Museen Titus Flavius Domitianus (* 24. Oktober 51 in Rom; † 18. September 96 in Rom), im Deutschen meist kurz Domitian genannt, war römischer Kaiser von 81 bis 96. Als Nachfolger seines Vaters Vespasian … Deutsch Wikipedia
apydiegis — sm. (1) žr. apdiegas: Vakar norėjau meškeriot, bet neradau apydiegių Vlk … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
