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and

/ˈænd/ conjunction A1 (estimated)

1. used to connect two similar words, phrases, et cetera

German	und, sowie
French	et
Portuguese	e
Czech	a, no a
Italian	e, sia, ed
Spanish	y, e, et
Dutch	en
Swedish	och, samt
Latin	et, atque

2. used to show causation

Czech	a
Swedish	och
Latin	ut

3. used at the end of a list to indicate the last item

German	und
French	et
Portuguese	e
Czech	a
Italian	e, ed
Spanish	y, e
Dutch	en
Swedish	och
Latin	et, atque

4. used to string together sentences or sentence fragments in chronological order

German	und
French	et
Portuguese	e
Czech	a
Spanish	y
Swedish	och

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and

/ˈænd/ noun · plural: ands A1 (estimated)

1. and, conjunction

German	und
French	l'et
Portuguese	o e
Czech	a
Italian	l'e
Spanish	y
Dutch	en
Swedish	och
Latin	et, atque

2. a man who's (very) strong, handy, tough, and/or other things considered manly; a manly man, a "real" man

Swedish	en karlakarl

3. register of births, marriages, and/or deaths

Italian	l'anagrafe

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