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"sense": "both three and one at the same time",
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"sense": "both three and one at the same time",
"word": "drie-enig"
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"sense": "both three and one at the same time",
"word": "kolmiyhteinen"
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"sense": "both three and one at the same time",
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"roman": "trijedínyj",
"sense": "both three and one at the same time",
"word": "триеди́ный"
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"sense": "both three and one at the same time",
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"sense": "both three and one at the same time",
"word": "treenig"
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"code": "uk",
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"sense": "both three and one at the same time",
"word": "триєди́ний"
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