"Pitschn" meaning in Bavarian

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        {
          "english": "This large cup of coffee has to last all day.",
          "text": "De Pitschn Kaffee muaß in gånzn Tåg reichn.",
          "type": "example"
        },
        {
          "english": "As I'm thinking of a coffee / a large cup of it is already in front of me",
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          "text": "Wia i so denk an an Kaffee / Hob i scho so a Pitschn vua mia steh",
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          "english": "Could you please take this jug of water and carry it to the back?",
          "text": "Nimmst de Pitschn Wåsser und trågst as hintre, bittschee?",
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          "english": "As I'm thinking of a coffee / a large cup of it is already in front of me",
          "ref": "1992, Ostbahn-Kurti & die Chefpartie (lyrics and music), “Kane Fenster, kane Tian”, in A blede Gschicht … oba uns is wuascht!, performed by Ostbahn-Kurti & Die Chefpartie",
          "text": "Wia i so denk an an Kaffee / Hob i scho so a Pitschn vua mia steh",
          "type": "quotation"
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