"careiche" meaning in All languages combined

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          "english": "They arrived with blades of rushes, roots, dry sedges, without succeeding in using them.",
          "ref": "1896, Charles Douniol, Le Correspondant, volume 182, page 973",
          "text": "Ils arrivaient avec des brins de joncs, des racines, des careiches sèches, sans parvenir à les utiliser.",
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          "english": "Shining like the belly of a fish, all white scales, it snaked through the tufts of sedge and the puddles of water from which the melancholy croaks of tree frogs rise.",
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          "text": "Brillant comme le ventre d’un poisson, tout en écailles blanches, il serpenterait entre les touffes de careiche et les flaques d’eau d’où monte le coassement mélancolique des rainettes.",
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          "english": "Bring out your little bird from the sedges; bring her out in the name of the gods, so that we two may also behold the nightingale at our leisure.",
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          "text": "Fais-la sortir les careiches, ton oiselle; fais-l’en sortir, au nom des dieux, que nous puissons, nous deux aussi, voir la rossignole à notre aise.",
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