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Let·tin <-, -nen> СЪЩ f

Lettin feminine form of Lette

Let·te (Let·tin) <-n, -n> [ˈlɛtə, ˈlɛtɪn] СЪЩ м (f)

Lette (Let·tin)
Lette (Let·tin)

Let·te (Let·tin) <-n, -n> [ˈlɛtə, ˈlɛtɪn] СЪЩ м (f)

Lette (Let·tin)
Lette (Let·tin)
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Lette(Lettin) м (f) <-n, -n>

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едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)

Zwischen Lettin und Schiepzig befand sich zudem ein Großsteingrab, das im 19. Jahrhundert zerstört wurde.
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Die Lettin, welche Bosse gewarnt hatte, wurde später als Verräterin von Bolschewiki erschossen.
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In Lettin, wo sein Vater inzwischen Prediger geworden war, richtete er in dessen Haus eine Pensionsanstalt ein.
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Die Hügel befinden sich größtenteils nördlich und nordwestlich von Lettin bei den Lunzbergen in der Nähe des Steilhangs zur Saaleniederung.
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Zahlreiche Grabhügel belegen eine Besiedlung der Gegend von Lettin bereits im Neolithikum.
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Der Lette ist bekannt für sein hartes, aber kreatives Skaten – und diese Line spricht Bände.
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The Latvian is known for his mix of hard but very creative skateboarding and this line says it all.
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Anfang der 90er Jahre katapultierte ein kometenhafter Aufstieg den heranwachsenden Letten in kürzester Zeit in die Weltspitze.
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In the beginning of the 90ies, a comet-like rise brought the young Latvian to the world top within the shortest of time.
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Esten nannten am häufigsten Pippi Langstrumpf und Letten Pu, den Bären.
www.goethe.de
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Estonians most frequently cited Pippi Longstocking and Latvians Winnie-the-Pooh.
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manchmal werden Letten auch „Bernsteinletten“ genannt”.
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eu2015.lv
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It reflects our identity and Latvians themselves are sometimes called “Amber Latvians”.
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Die Wurzeln dafür liegen in den Sowjetjahren, als das Theater für die Letten ein heiliger Ort, eine Kirche war – ein seltener Ort, an dem lettisch gesprochen wurde:
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www.goethe.de
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The roots of this lie in the Soviet era, when the theatre was a sacred place for Latvians, a church – a rare place where Latvian was spoken:
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