See Wiesenlerche on Wiktionary
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"etymology_text": "Determinativkompositum aus den Substantiven Wiese und Lerche mit dem Fugenelement -n",
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"form": "die Wiesenlerche",
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"lang_code": "de",
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"author": "Chuck Palahniuk",
"collection": "Jetzt bist Du dran!",
"isbn": "978-3-865-52502-4",
"pages": "63",
"place": "Leipzig",
"publisher": "Festa",
"ref": "Chuck Palahniuk: Red Sultan's Big Boy. In: Jetzt bist Du dran!. Festa, Leipzig 2016, ISBN 978-3-865-52502-4, Seite 63 .",
"text": "„Wiesenlerchen sangen auf Zaunpfählen.“",
"title": "Red Sultan's Big Boy",
"year": "2016"
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"ipa": "ˈviːzn̩ˌlɛʁçə"
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"sense": "auf dem amerikanischen Kontinent verbreitete Lerchenart",
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"word": "meadowlark"
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"sense": "auf dem amerikanischen Kontinent verbreitete Lerchenart",
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"word": "sturnelle"
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"word": "chirlobirlo"
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"sense": "auf dem amerikanischen Kontinent verbreitete Lerchenart",
"sense_index": "1",
"tags": [
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"word": "pradero"
}
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"word": "Wiesenlerche"
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"collection": "Jetzt bist Du dran!",
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"publisher": "Festa",
"ref": "Chuck Palahniuk: Red Sultan's Big Boy. In: Jetzt bist Du dran!. Festa, Leipzig 2016, ISBN 978-3-865-52502-4, Seite 63 .",
"text": "„Wiesenlerchen sangen auf Zaunpfählen.“",
"title": "Red Sultan's Big Boy",
"year": "2016"
}
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