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Dunaj

American  
[doo-nahy] / ˈdʊ naɪ /

noun

  1. Czech and Slovak name of the Dvina.


Dunaj British  
/ ˈdunaj /

noun

  1. the Czech name for the Danube

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Former head coach Dan Dunaj, who resigned over the scandal, is being replaced by Gaitan Rodriguez, a social worker and assistant coach at a nearby high school.

From Salon ● Apr. 4, 2013

Dunaj did not move his eyes from Palko, who shared with him faithfully.

From The Three Comrades by Kristina Royova

Both of his comrades were invited for the afternoon, and with them, of course, came Dunaj and Fido, but the cat was not afraid of them, and when they saw this they let her alone.

From The Three Comrades by Kristina Royova

Fido went with his master and Dunaj was somewhere roaming in the woods.

From The Three Comrades by Kristina Royova

And Dunaj, as if he would confirm it, ran directly to the door.

From The Three Comrades by Kristina Royova

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