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"word": "یین و یانگ"
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"sense": "yin and yang",
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"sense": "yin and yang",
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"sense": "yin and yang",
"word": "หยินหยาง"
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"sense": "yin and yang",
"word": "ین یانگ"
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"sense": "yin and yang",
"word": "يىن ياڭ"
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{
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"word": "âm dương"
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"sense": "symbol",
"word": "太極圖"
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"roman": "tàijítú",
"sense": "symbol",
"word": "太极图"
},
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"sense": "symbol",
"word": "jin-jang"
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"msg": "more than one value in \"roman\": im-iông, im-iâng vs. zh-min-nan",
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