genitur Romansch - Latin

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• Englishperson from whom one is descended

• Abkhazneeded

• Albanianprind

• Arabicوَالِدوَالِدَة

• Armenianծնող

• Aromanianpãrinte

• Avarneeded

• Bashkirата-әсә

• Belarusianба́цька

• Bengaliপেরেন্টঅভিভাবক

• Bulgarianроди́тел

• Chechenneeded

• Chinese

• Czechrodič

• Danishforælder

• Dutchouder

• Esperantogepatro, patro

• Estonianvane

• Finnishvanhempi

• Frenchqualifierfrgéniteur

• Friuliangenitôr

• Georgianმშობელი

• GermanElternteil

• Greekγονέας

• Greenlandicangajoqqaa

• Hawaiianmakua

• Hebre הוֹרֶה

• Hungarianszülő

• Icelandicforeldri

• Idogenitoro

• Irishtuismitheoir

• Italiangenitore

• Japanese親

• Khmerឪពុកឬម្ដាយ

• Korean조상

• Latgaliandzymdynuotuojimuote

• Latinparēns

• Latvianvecākimāte

• Lithuanianqualifierlt

• Low German

• Luhyaomsasi

• Macedonianро́дител

• Malayibu bapa, emak ayah

• Maorimatua

• Mongolianneeded

• Niueanmotua

• Normanparentpathent

• Northern Samiváhnen, vánhen

• Norwegian

• Old Norseforellri

• Old Provençalparent

• Ossetianneeded

• Polishrodzic

• Portuguesepai

• Rapa Nuimatu'a

• Rarotonganmatua

• Romanianpărinte

• Romanschgenitur

• Russianроди́тель

• Samoanmatua

• Scottish gaelicpàrant

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sinhaleseමව්පිය

• Slovakrodič

• Slovenestarš

• Spanishpadre

• Swahilimzazi

• Swedishförälder

• Tahitianmetua

• Tibetanཕ་མ

• Tok Pisinpapamama

• Tonganmotuʻa

• Tswanamotsadi (1/2)

• Turkishebeveyn, ana baba

• Tuvanада-ие

• Ukrainianроди́тельба́тько

• Volapükqualifiervovo

• Waray-Waraykag-anak

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