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ilka

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il·ka  (lk) also ilk (lk)
adj. Scots
Each; every.

[Middle English ilk a, each one : ilk (variant of ech, each; see each) + a, one, a; see a2.]


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Toshiki Yokoo, Kay Kulinna, Anja Zant, Anna Reitmanova, Katharina Magdalena Rieger, Sinisa Inic, Maja Pualic, Tania Luebs, Ilka Grund, Magaly Rojas, Robert Schraml
Ilka Viejo Henri leans back in her chair, the Pacific Ocean a surreal haze beyond the wide, screened office windows.
Speaking for the family, Ilka Hopster said meeting Steven and his family has been too exciting to feel jet-lagged after a 12-hour trip from Europe.
 
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