English to Yiddish Meaning of britannic - בריטאַנניק

Britannic :

בריטאַנניק

בריטאַנניק
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Definitions of britannic in English
Adjective(1) of Britain
Examples of britannic in English
(1) he's from Britain(2) the prime minister of Britain(3) she lives in Britain(4) they're going to Britain(5) the capital of Britain
Related Phrases of britannic
(1) Britannic ::
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1. Britannic ::
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English to Yiddish Dictionary: britannic

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