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"code": "ca",
"lang": "Catalan",
"sense": "pertaining to the legend of King Arthur",
"word": "arturià"
},
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"code": "ca",
"lang": "Catalan",
"sense": "pertaining to the legend of King Arthur",
"word": "artúric"
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"sense": "pertaining to the legend of King Arthur",
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"sense": "pertaining to the legend of King Arthur",
"word": "Artúrach"
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"sense": "pertaining to the legend of King Arthur",
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"sense": "pertaining to the legend of King Arthur",
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{
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"lang": "Catalan",
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"word": "artúric"
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"sense": "pertaining to the legend of King Arthur",
"word": "Artúrach"
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"sense": "pertaining to the legend of King Arthur",
"word": "Arturagh"
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"sense": "pertaining to the legend of King Arthur",
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"sense": "pertaining to the legend of King Arthur",
"word": "arturiano"
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"sense": "pertaining to the legend of King Arthur",
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"word": "Arthurian"
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