inter·mar·ry <-ie-> [ˌɪntəˈmæri, Am ˈɪnt̬ɚˈmeri] ГЛАГ нпрх
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The two nations now intermarry, and appear to be on the best terms of friendship.
en.wikipedia.org Eventually gaining the role of "nahiya" chiefs, they began intermarrying with local merchant and leading religious families.
en.wikipedia.org It is even possible for them to intermarry with humans and bear invisible children.
en.wikipedia.org The non-azi humans are in the minority from the beginning and over time, intermarry with the majority.
en.wikipedia.org The kinship systems observed by many communities included a division into moieties, with restrictions on intermarrying dictated by the moiety an individual belonged to.
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