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"(figuratively) a Romeo"
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"ipa": "/məd͡ʒ.nuː/",
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"oblique",
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},
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"ipa": "/məd͡ʒ.nuː/",
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"ipa": "[mɐd͡ʒ.nuː]",
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"Delhi"
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"roman": "majnū̃",
"word": "मजनूँ"
}
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"word": "मजनू"
}
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