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"etymology_text": "seit 1242 in der Form Maryjenna und seit 1243 in der Form Maryjanna bezeugte Ableitung zu dem männlichen Vornamen Marian ^(→ la), die volksetymologisch als Kompositum aus den Vornamen Maria ^(→ la) und Anna ^(→ pl) aufgefasst wird",
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]
},
{
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{
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