- crates with baskets
- корзины, упакованные в клетки
Англо-русский сельскохозяйственный словарь. 2013.
Англо-русский сельскохозяйственный словарь. 2013.
Crates — This name with variant spellings, Crat, Crater, Cratere and Krate is an occupational name of German origin for one who makes crates or baskets. It derives from the Low German kreit meaning crate for carrying various commodities including crockery … Surnames reference
Krates — Recorded in a number of spellings including Crat, Crate, Crates, Crater, Cratere, Crateman, Krate and Krates, this is a surname of pre 7th century Germanic origins. It is or rather was, occupational, and in medieval times described a maker or… … Surnames reference
Crat — This name with variant spellings, Crat, Crater, Cratere and Krate is an occupational name of German origin for one who makes crates or baskets. It derives from the Low German kreit meaning crate for carrying various commodities including crockery … Surnames reference
Crate — This name with variant spellings, Crat, Crater, Cratere and Krate is an occupational name of German origin for one who makes crates or baskets. It derives from the Low German kreit meaning crate for carrying various commodities including crockery … Surnames reference
Cratere — This name with variant spellings, Crat, Crater, Cratere and Krate is an occupational name of German origin for one who makes crates or baskets. It derives from the Low German kreit meaning crate for carrying various commodities including crockery … Surnames reference
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