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| Pays |  Hongrie |
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| Région | Grande Plaine méridionale | ||
| Comitat | Csongrád | ||
| Langue(s) | Hongrois | ||
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Baks est un village et une commune du comitat de Csongrád en Hongrie.
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Baks — Infobox Settlement settlement type = subdivision type = Country subdivision name = HUN latd= |latm= |lats= |latNS=N longd= |longm= |longs= |longEW=Epushpin pushpin label position = pushpin map caption = pushpin mapsize = timezone=CET utc… … Wikipedia
Baks — Original name in latin Baks Name in other language Baks, Baksi major, Baksiret, Baksirt State code HU Continent/City Europe/Budapest longitude 46.54297 latitude 20.10213 altitude 80 Population 2292 Date 2012 01 18 … Cities with a population over 1000 database
bakš — 1 bàkš interj. KlvrŽ žr. 1 bakst: 1. Bàkš su pagaikščiu duria ana J. | Abudu savo dovenas bakš padėjo ant stalo M.Valanč. 2. Čia bàkš, čia bàkš, i nieko nepadaro Upt … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
baks — is., den., İng. box Gemiye hayvan yüklerken kullanılan sandık … Çağatay Osmanlı Sözlük
baks — bàks interj. 1. bakst, bast (sudavimui, įdūrimui reikšti): Pribėgęs veršis bàks šonan ir pradūrė Š. 2. kartojant nusakomas baksnojimas: Senelis bàks bàks su lazdele nubaksėjo pakalnėn Kp. Bàks, bàks ir nubaksnojo par brukį Dr. 3. triūsimui … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
bakš — 2 bakš interj. žr. 2 bakst 1: Bakš spyrė į puodą Lnk … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
Хостел Baks на Хитровке — (Москва,Россия) Категория отеля: Адрес: Подколокольный Переулок 11 квартира … Каталог отелей
Bax — /baks/, n. Sir Arnold Edward Trevor, 1883 1953, English composer. * * * … Universalium
abox — əˈbäks adjective Etymology: a (I) + box (to boxhaul) : braced aback used of head yards when the headsails only are aback … Useful english dictionary
bocksbeutel — ˈbäksˌbȯid.əl noun ( s) Etymology: German, from bock he goat (from Old High German boc) + beutel bag, purse, scrotum, from Old High German būtil; from the similarity of its shape to the testes of a goat more at … Useful english dictionary
