Metadata
Author: EurLex-2
Data
Bulgarian[bg]
ковач („forgeron“),
Czech[cs]
kovář (‚forgeron‘)
Danish[da]
smed (»forgeron«)
German[de]
Schmied (‚forgeron‘),
Greek[el]
σιδηρουργός (“forgeron”),
English[en]
blacksmith (“forgeron”),
Spanish[es]
herrero (“forgeron”),
Estonian[et]
sepp („forgeron”),
Finnish[fi]
seppä (’forgeron’)
French[fr]
forgeron,
Croatian[hr]
kovač (‚forgeron’),
Hungarian[hu]
kovács (»forgeron«),
Italian[it]
fabbro (“forgeron”),
Lithuanian[lt]
kalvis („forgeron“),
Latvian[lv]
kalējs (“forgeron”),
Maltese[mt]
ħaddied (‘forgeron’),
Dutch[nl]
ijzersmid („forgeron”);
Polish[pl]
kowal (»forgeron«),
Portuguese[pt]
ferreiro (“forgeron”)
Romanian[ro]
fierar («forgeron»),
Slovak[sk]
kováč (‚forgeron’),
Slovenian[sl]
kovač (‚forgeron‘),
Swedish[sv]
Smed (’forgeron’),