See faw on Wiktionary
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},
"expansion": "Dutch val",
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"2": "Falle",
"t": "trap, snare"
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"ref": "2017 November 23, Rab Wilson, “Brexit bourach an the decline an faw o empire”, in The National:",
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"english": "luminous object",
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"word": "afaw"
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{
"english": "torch",
"translation": "torch",
"word": "asafu"
},
{
"english": "lamp",
"translation": "lamp",
"word": "asfiw"
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{
"english": "enlightenment",
"translation": "enlightenment",
"word": "asisfiw"
},
{
"english": "day",
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"word": "ass"
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{
"english": "(childish) fire",
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"word": "fuffu"
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{
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"english": "to see clearly, to clarify",
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{
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{
"english": "sun",
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"word": "tafukt"
},
{
"english": "light bulb",
"translation": "light bulb",
"word": "tasfiwt"
},
{
"english": "light",
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"word": "tifawt"
},
{
"english": "electric light",
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"word": "tufawt n ttrisinti"
},
{
"english": "fire",
"translation": "fire",
"word": "tufut"
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{
"english": "firefly",
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"word": "tumdfiw"
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"english": "firefly",
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"word": "wisfawn"
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"2": "ffu",
"t": "to appear (day)"
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{
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{
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"2": "fuu",
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"t": "to be beautiful"
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"name": "cog"
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{
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"2": "fo\"-ouwa",
"3": "",
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"2": "pò",
"t": "light"
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