- sȍlad
- sȍl|ad {{c=0}}({{/c}}sôldo{{c=0}}){{/c}} m 〈G sôlda〉 pov. {{c=0}}sitan bakreni novac; šoldo, šoldi⃞ {{001f}}{{/c}}nemati ni ∼da reg. {{c=0}}nemati ni prebijene pare{{/c}}✧ {{001f}}tal.
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