"Дристьливе" meaning in All languages combined

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        "2": "*дристати",
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      "expansion": "Middle Russian Дрисковъ (Driskov)",
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      "form": "Dristĭlive",
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        "romanization"
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      "form": "Дристиве",
      "roman": "Dristive",
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    "Дри‧сть‧ли‧ве"
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          "english": "[Outer side] + From Ivan to Dristliv. If you have collected Pavel's interest payment, it is also necessary to collect on Prokop'ja.",
          "ref": "Schaeken, Jos (2019) Voices on Birchbark (SSGL; 43), Leiden, Boston: Brill",
          "roman": "+ otŭ ivana kŭ drist[ĭl]ivu [a]že to [na]mŭ vŭzęle jesi pavĭlovŭ (a) [n]a prokopĭjě vŭzęti …",
          "text": "+ отъ ивана къ дрист[ьл]ивоу [а]же то [на]мъ въꙁѧле еси павьловъ (а) [н]а прокопьѣ въꙁѧти …",
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        "Andrey Zaliznyak"
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  "word": "Дристьливе"
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          "ref": "Schaeken, Jos (2019) Voices on Birchbark (SSGL; 43), Leiden, Boston: Brill",
          "roman": "+ otŭ ivana kŭ drist[ĭl]ivu [a]že to [na]mŭ vŭzęle jesi pavĭlovŭ (a) [n]a prokopĭjě vŭzęti …",
          "text": "+ отъ ивана къ дрист[ьл]ивоу [а]же то [на]мъ въꙁѧле еси павьловъ (а) [н]а прокопьѣ въꙁѧти …",
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