Meaning of "cocsagâ'z" in the Romanian dictionary

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cocsagâ'z

WHAT DOES COCSAGÂ'Z MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of cocsagâ'z in the Romanian dictionary

COCSAGÂ'Z s. M. Perennial herbaceous plant of the same family as dandelion, which produces a juice from which rubber is extracted. (\u0026 lt; / RTI \u0026 gt; rus koksagas)

COCSAGÂ'Z s. m. plantă erbacee perenă, din aceeași familie cu păpădia, care produce un suc din care se extrage cauciuc. (< rus. kok-sagâz)

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ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «COCSAGÂ'Z»

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