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apro
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Declension
of
apro
Translation
nominative
accusative nom.
genitive
partitive
inessive
elative
illative
adessive
ablative
allative
essive
translative
instructive
abessive
comitative
Plural
aprot
things
aprot
things
aprojen
(of) things
aproja
(part of) things
aproissa
(in) things
aproista
(out of) things
aproihin
(into) things
aproilla
(at) things
aproilta
(from) things
aproille
(onto) things
aproina
(as) things
aproiksi
(into) things
aproin
(with) things
aproitta
(without) things
aproineen
(together with) things
nominative
accusative nom.
accusative gen.
genitive
partitive
inessive
elative
illative
adessive
ablative
allative
essive
translative
abessive
Singular
apro
thing
apro
thing
apron
thing
apron
(of) thing
aproa
(part of) thing
aprossa
(in) thing
aprosta
(out of) thing
aproon
(into) thing
aprolla
(at) thing
aprolta
(from) thing
aprolle
(onto) thing
aprona
(as) thing
aproksi
(into) thing
aprotta
(without) thing
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