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{
"word": "စုတော"
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"word": "ၸုတေႃ"
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"english": "My second daughter was born missing an arm.",
"text": "Mi segunda hija me nació cuta.",
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},
{
"english": "He lost his arm after the accident.",
"text": "Quedó cuto después del accidente.",
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"word": "𑀘"
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"word": "𑀼"
},
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"character"
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{
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{
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"text": "Mi segunda hija me nació cuta.",
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"english": "He lost his arm after the accident.",
"text": "Quedó cuto después del accidente.",
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"missing an arm or forearm from birth, or from disease or an accident"
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"(colloquial, El Salvador) missing an arm or forearm from birth, or from disease or an accident"
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