See Atter on Wiktionary
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"english": "The adder, the fox and the weasel, And the doe too; The buck that came flying, The goldsmith came crawling.",
"text": "Den Atter, d'Fëss and d'Wisel, An d'Däreldéier och; Den Hierz, dee koum gefluën, De Goldschmadd koum gekroch.",
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"otter (usually Lutra lutra)"
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"infected matter; pus; purulence"
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