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Bagger can be translated as:
digger, excavator, dredger, backhoe.
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What is the German word for murder?
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Santa Claus. It`s literal meaning is "the man of Christmas".
What is nightmare in German?
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How do you spell anus in German?
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What is 'Nacht der Untoten' when translated from German to English?
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Wolverine in German?
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