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English-Russian dictionary of geology. 2011.
English-Russian dictionary of geology. 2011.
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Stopp — This surname of English origin, is a topographical name derived from the Middle English stoppe probably identical to the Old English stoppa meaning pail or bucket used here in a transferred sense to describe a hollow or a pit. The name dates back … Surnames reference
Stoppe — This surname of English origin, is a topographical name derived from the Middle English stoppe probably identical to the Old English stoppa meaning pail or bucket used here in a transferred sense to describe a hollow or a pit. The name dates back … Surnames reference
Stops — This surname of English origin, is a topographical name derived from the Middle English stoppe probably identical to the Old English stoppa meaning pail or bucket used here in a transferred sense to describe a hollow or a pit. The name dates back … Surnames reference