See drekoni on Wiktionary
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"name": "Mythological creatures",
"orig": "fj:Mythological creatures",
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},
{
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"langcode": "fj",
"name": "Reptiles",
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22
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21
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"english": "Stories about dragons are often told to children.",
"text": "Na italanoa ni drekoni e dau tukuni vakalevu vei ira na gone.",
"translation": "Stories about dragons are often told to children.",
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}
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"english": "Stories about dragons are often told to children.",
"text": "Na italanoa ni drekoni e dau tukuni vakalevu vei ira na gone.",
"translation": "Stories about dragons are often told to children.",
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