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| etymological origin of | dan: horde |
| has derived form | deu: Horden |
| lexical category | noun |
| semantically related | deu: Bagage |
| semantically related | deu: Bande |
| semantically related | deu: Clique |
| semantically related | deu: Gedränge |
| semantically related | deu: Gesindel |
| semantically related | deu: Gesocks |
| semantically related | deu: Gruppe |
| semantically related | deu: Haufen |
| semantically related | deu: Kaff |
| semantically related | deu: Kanaille |
| semantically related | deu: Mannschaft |
| semantically related | deu: Massenandrang |
| semantically related | deu: Meute |
| semantically related | deu: Mob |
| semantically related | deu: Pöbel |
| semantically related | deu: Pack |
| semantically related | deu: Polizeiaufgebot |
| semantically related | deu: Rotte |
| semantically related | deu: Rudel |
| semantically related | deu: Schar |
| semantically related | deu: Schutzpolizeiaufgebot |
| semantically related | deu: Schwarm |
| semantically related | deu: Suchtrupp |
| semantically related | deu: Trupp |
| semantically related | deu: lärmende Menge |
| semantically related | deu: starker Druck |
| translation | eng: horde |
| translation | pol: horda |
| translation | tat: urda |
| translation | tur: ordu |
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