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{{/stl_51}}{{stl_11}}2) {{/stl_11}}{{stl_22}}\honory {{/stl_22}}{{stl_37}}Pl {{/stl_37}}{{stl_4}}({{/stl_4}}{{stl_13}}dostojeństwa{{/stl_13}}{{stl_4}}) {{/stl_4}}{{stl_14}}Würden {{/stl_14}}{{stl_15}}fPl {{/stl_15}}{{stl_51}}
{{/stl_51}}{{stl_11}}3) {{/stl_11}}{{stl_22}}\honory {{/stl_22}}{{stl_37}}Pl {{/stl_37}}{{stl_4}}({{/stl_4}}{{stl_13}}oznaki poważania{{/stl_13}}{{stl_4}}) {{/stl_4}}{{stl_14}}Ehrerbietung {{/stl_14}}{{stl_15}}f {{/stl_15}}{{stl_4}}({{/stl_4}}{{stl_16}}geh{{/stl_16}}{{stl_4}}){{/stl_4}}{{stl_4}}, {{/stl_4}}{{stl_14}}Hochachtung {{/stl_14}}{{stl_15}}f {{/stl_15}}{{stl_51}}
{{/stl_51}}{{stl_22}}przyjąć kogoś z \honorami {{/stl_22}}{{stl_14}}jdn mit Ehren empfangen {{/stl_14}}{{stl_51}}
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{{/stl_51}}{{stl_11}}5) {{/stl_11}}{{stl_63}}punkt{{/stl_63}}{{stl_18}} \honoru {{/stl_18}}{{stl_14}}Ehrensache {{/stl_14}}{{stl_15}}f {{/stl_15}}{{stl_51}}
{{/stl_51}}{{stl_63}}słowo{{/stl_63}}{{stl_18}} \honoru {{/stl_18}}{{stl_14}}Ehrenwort {{/stl_14}}{{stl_15}}nt {{/stl_15}}{{stl_51}}
{{/stl_51}}{{stl_63}}unieść{{/stl_63}}{{stl_18}} {{/stl_18}}{{stl_63}}się{{/stl_63}}{{stl_18}} \honorem {{/stl_18}}{{stl_14}}sich {{/stl_14}}{{stl_53}}+akk {{/stl_53}}{{stl_14}}in seiner Ehre gekränkt fühlen {{/stl_14}}{{stl_51}}
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