- čelce
- čélce srDEFINICIJA1. dem. od čelo (o dijelovima predmeta, ravnim vrhovima i sl.); čeoce2. hip. od čelo (o djetetu itd.)ETIMOLOGIJAvidi čelo [b] (I)[/b]
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