"Strai" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "Possibly from Old Norse *Stráð n in the dative form *Stráði, from which we could expect the modern form, cf. Skailand from Skaðaland. Related to the verb strá. Another possibility is *Strá f without the -ð, with a dative form *Strái, however this would require a shift from feminine to neuter, similar to Rá f (in Brandbu) → i Raii (1355).\nBased on the older pronunciation /strɛɪː/, Jørn Sandnes and Ola Stemshaug have theorised that the name might come from Old Norse *Stræti n, from stræti, in which case the t must have softened to a ð and thus become a glide sound from which a diphthong could arise (cf. Skaða- → Skai-).",
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      "form": "Straij (1601, 1668)",
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      "form": "Straye (1604)",
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      "form": "Straj",
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          "english": "The seventeenth of May\nthen I was in Strai.\nThey played and danced\nso that it went overboard.\nYes, the fiddle, it played,\nand the boys, they cried,\nand the girls, they danced,\nso that their skirts fell down.",
          "ref": "1924, Peter Lunde, Kynnehuset:",
          "text": "Den syttande mai\ndaa va eg paa Strai.\nDi spílte ò danste\nsò de gjekk a lagj’.\nJa felo hu led,\nò gudann di gred,\nò gjentenn di danste,\nsò stakkann fallt ne.",
          "translation": "The seventeenth of May\nthen I was in Strai.\nThey played and danced\nso that it went overboard.\nYes, the fiddle, it played,\nand the boys, they cried,\nand the girls, they danced,\nso that their skirts fell down.",
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        "a farm and village in Kristiansand, Vest-Agder, Norway"
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        ],
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        ],
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          "Kristiansand",
          "Kristiansand#English"
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          "Vest-Agder",
          "Vest-Agder#English"
        ],
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          "Norway",
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        "Brandbu",
        "Jørn Sandnes",
        "nn:Ola Stemshaug"
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      "ipa": "/strɛɪː/",
      "note": "older"
    },
    {
      "ipa": "/straɪː/",
      "note": "newer"
    }
  ],
  "word": "Strai"
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          "english": "The seventeenth of May\nthen I was in Strai.\nThey played and danced\nso that it went overboard.\nYes, the fiddle, it played,\nand the boys, they cried,\nand the girls, they danced,\nso that their skirts fell down.",
          "ref": "1924, Peter Lunde, Kynnehuset:",
          "text": "Den syttande mai\ndaa va eg paa Strai.\nDi spílte ò danste\nsò de gjekk a lagj’.\nJa felo hu led,\nò gudann di gred,\nò gjentenn di danste,\nsò stakkann fallt ne.",
          "translation": "The seventeenth of May\nthen I was in Strai.\nThey played and danced\nso that it went overboard.\nYes, the fiddle, it played,\nand the boys, they cried,\nand the girls, they danced,\nso that their skirts fell down.",
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        "nn:Ola Stemshaug"
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      "note": "older"
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      "note": "newer"
    }
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  "word": "Strai"
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