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"text": "Padanian:"
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"text": "Gallo-Romance:"
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"text": "Ibero-Romance:"
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"text": "Old Leonese: [Term?]"
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"text": "Galician: gritar"
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"2": "gritar"
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"to cry out, shriek"
],
"id": "en-critare-la-verb-MV6Lgd8D",
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"text": "Padanian:"
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