"faikins" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From fay (“faith”) + -kins (“diminutive suffix”).",
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          "text": "As she was eating, Mary kept looking in her face, and at last said, \"Ah then, mother, doesn't the misthress luk mighty well? Upon my faikins, ma'am, I never seen you luking half so handsome.\"",
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        "Faith (used in imprecations)."
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        "(UK, Ireland, dialect, obsolete) Faith (used in imprecations)."
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