See dhot on Wiktionary
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"english": "it is far away, distant",
"translation": "it is far away, distant",
"word": "niɬdhot"
},
{
"english": "for a long time, a long distance",
"translation": "for a long time, a long distance",
"word": "niɬdhoxw"
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"ipa": "/ðɔtʰ/"
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"text": "To e ot machielo, dhako moro nonyisa niya: “Rit ane matin” kae to oloro dhot.",
"translation": "At another house, a woman said, “Wait just a minute,” and she shut the door."
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"translation": "At another house, a woman said, “Wait just a minute,” and she shut the door."
}
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