"kujar" meaning in All languages combined

See kujar on Wiktionary

Noun [Bukiyip]

IPA: [qʰudʒar]
Head templates: {{head|ape|noun}} kujar
  1. Rope-like fiber that is bound around the ankles when climbing palm trees. Categories (lifeform): Palm trees
    Sense id: en-kujar-ape-noun-KPGaCzyp Categories (other): Bukiyip entries with incorrect language header, Pages with 1 entry
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        "Rope-like fiber that is bound around the ankles when climbing palm trees."
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          "rope"
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          "-like",
          "-like"
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          "fiber",
          "fiber"
        ],
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          "bound",
          "bind"
        ],
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          "climbing",
          "climb"
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