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"text": "Each evening, when he returned home, he found that María he prepared some new treat, for she was a most ingenious woman, capable of transforming the poorest materials into something delicious, and he grew to love the tortillas she made so patiently, kneeling before the stone metate as she beat the boiled corn into the gray-white mixture she later baked on the flat rocks.",
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"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
"word": "metat"
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"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
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"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
"word": "അമ്മിക്കല്ല്"
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"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
"word": "tsédaashjééʼ"
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"lang": "Southeastern Tepehuan",
"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
"word": "mattur"
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"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
"word": "metate"
},
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"code": "twf",
"lang": "Taos",
"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
"word": "óna"
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"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
"word": "metlatl"
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"code": "tub",
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"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
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},
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"code": "nhi",
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"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
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"code": "azz",
"lang": "Highland Puebla Nahuatl",
"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
"word": "metat"
},
{
"code": "hop",
"lang": "Hopi",
"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
"word": "mata"
},
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"code": "ml",
"lang": "Malayalam",
"roman": "ammikkallŭ",
"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
"word": "അമ്മിക്കല്ല്"
},
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"code": "nhm",
"lang": "Morelos Nahuatl",
"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
"word": "metlatl"
},
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"lang": "Navajo",
"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
"word": "tsédaashjééʼ"
},
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"code": "stp",
"lang": "Southeastern Tepehuan",
"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
"word": "mattur"
},
{
"code": "es",
"lang": "Spanish",
"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
"word": "metate"
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"code": "twf",
"lang": "Taos",
"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
"word": "óna"
},
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"code": "nhg",
"lang": "Tetelcingo Nahuatl",
"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
"word": "metlatl"
},
{
"code": "tub",
"lang": "Tübatulabal",
"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
"word": "mana·l"
},
{
"code": "nhi",
"lang": "Zacatlán-Ahuacatlán-Tepetzintla Nahuatl",
"sense": "flat stone for grinding grains",
"word": "mitlatl"
}
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