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],
"etymology_text": "Regional forms of Teufel (“devil”); in the case of Deibel: East Central German. These have spread supraregionally, possibly due to the fact that mentioning the devil’s name was considered obscene (for religious or superstitious reasons).",
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9
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7,
13
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25,
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"english": "...send [someone] to the devil...",
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},
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"form": "Deibel",
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7,
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25,
30
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}
],
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}
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