"miñaxoia" meaning in Galician

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  "etymology_text": "Attested since 1750. From miña + xoia, \"my jewel\".",
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          "english": "Poor thing! that sir would argue with not one; he'll give me always and daily a large bowl of broth, or a good piece of bread, and frequently a swig. That was a lord!",
          "ref": "1807, anonymous author, Primeiro diálogo dos esterqueiros",
          "text": "¡miña xoia! aquel Señor non berraba con ninguén, dabame sempre e decote una gran cunca de caldo, ou bo taliso de pan, e moitas veces un trago. ¡Aquel si que xa era Amo!",
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      "ipa": "[miɲaˈʃɔjɐ]"
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          "ref": "1807, anonymous author, Primeiro diálogo dos esterqueiros",
          "text": "¡miña xoia! aquel Señor non berraba con ninguén, dabame sempre e decote una gran cunca de caldo, ou bo taliso de pan, e moitas veces un trago. ¡Aquel si que xa era Amo!",
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