"znots" meaning in All languages combined

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          "english": "but he is and reamins (that) daughter's husband and her mother's son-in-law",
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      "ipa": "[znuōts]"
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          "english": "but he is and reamins (that) daughter's husband and her mother's son-in-law",
          "text": "viņš taču ir un paliek meitas vīrs un viņas mātes znots",
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        },
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          "english": "I would like to talk to you about that, as a son-in-law to (his) mother-in-law",
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      "word": "meitasvīrs"
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