bieg

Etymology
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Noun

 * 1)  confession of sin to a priest

Verb

 * 1)  to confess
 * 2) to admit or confess, especially about something that is shameful or embarrassing

Etymology
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Noun

 * 1) run, jog
 * 2)  race, run, sprint
 * 3) course, trajectory, sequence
 * 4) course, watercourse
 * 5) gear
 * 1)  race, run, sprint
 * 2) course, trajectory, sequence
 * 3) course, watercourse
 * 4) gear
 * 1)  race, run, sprint
 * 2) course, trajectory, sequence
 * 3) course, watercourse
 * 4) gear
 * 1) course, trajectory, sequence
 * 2) course, watercourse
 * 3) gear
 * 1) course, trajectory, sequence
 * 2) course, watercourse
 * 3) gear
 * 1) course, trajectory, sequence
 * 2) course, watercourse
 * 3) gear
 * 1) course, trajectory, sequence
 * 2) course, watercourse
 * 3) gear
 * 1) course, trajectory, sequence
 * 2) course, watercourse
 * 3) gear
 * 1) course, watercourse
 * 2) gear
 * 1) course, watercourse
 * 2) gear
 * 1) course, watercourse
 * 2) gear
 * 1) course, watercourse
 * 2) gear
 * 1) course, watercourse
 * 2) gear
 * 1) course, watercourse
 * 2) gear
 * 1) course, watercourse
 * 2) gear
 * 1) course, watercourse
 * 2) gear
 * 1) course, watercourse
 * 2) gear
 * 1) gear
 * 1) gear
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 * 1) gear

Noun

 * 1) an act of reverence