- name of addressee
- שם הנמען (ציון פרטיו המלאים של מקבל דבר-הדואר)* * *◙ (ראודה-רבד לבקמ לש םיאלמה ויטרפ ןויצ) ןעמנה םש◄
English-Hebrew dictionary. Academic. 2013.
name of addressee
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