- domainal
- ̈a. ɞɜɞɻ̼̀ ɻ̼ ↘ ɜʕ, ̤ɞ↘ ɻ˧ʕ прил. относящийся к владению, имению, поместью, землям Syn : domanial
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь. 2001.
domainal
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domainal — do·main·al … English syllables
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