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Kulm
a Bohemian village on the left bank of the Elbe, 50 m. NW. of Prague, where the French under Vandamme surrendered to the Russians and Prussians in 1813.
Translations for kulm
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- koueAfrikaans
- بارِدArabic
- студенBulgarian
- frioPortuguese (BR)
- studenýCzech
- kaltGerman
- koldDanish
- κρύοςGreek
- fríoSpanish
- külmEstonian
- سردFarsi
- kylmäFinnish
- froidFrench
- קָרHebrew
- ठंडाHindi
- hladanCroatian
- hidegHungarian
- dinginIndonesian
- kaldurIcelandic
- freddoItalian
- 冷たいJapanese
- 차가운Korean
- šaltas, šaldytasLithuanian
- aukstsLatvian
- sejukMalay
- koudDutch
- kaldNorwegian
- zimnyPolish
- سردPersian
- ساړه يخنى: بى مينې: سوړ والګىPashto
- frioPortuguese
- receRomanian
- холодныйRussian
- studenýSlovak
- hladenSlovenian
- hladanSerbian
- kallSwedish
- เย็นThai
- soğukTurkish
- 冷的，涼的Chinese (Trad.)
- холоднийUkrainian
- درجۂ حرارت میں کمUrdu
- lạnh; nguộiVietnamese
- 冷的Chinese (Simp.)
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