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This page features translations of symbol and motif terms in different languages from Southern America, accompanied by pictures.  
This page features translations of symbol and motif terms in different languages from Southeastern Asia, accompanied by pictures.  


== ''Pakudos'' ==
== ''Pakudos'' ==
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==Other lessons==
==Other lessons==

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This page features translations of symbol and motif terms in different languages from Southeastern Asia, accompanied by pictures.

Pakudos

Mangyan:

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Other lessons

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