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"etymology_text": "From Old Norse stírur.",
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"english": "to be drowsy, to look sleepy",
"word": "vera með stírur í augunum"
},
{
"english": "to be drowsy, to look sleepy",
"word": "vera með stírurnar í augunum"
}
],
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{
"english": "I always have sleep in my eyes when I wake up.",
"text": "Ég hef alltaf stírur í augunum þegar ég vakna.",
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}
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"sleep, rheum; stiffness in the eyes due to sleep, a substance found in the corner of the eyes after waking"
],
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"eye",
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]
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"word": "vera með stírur í augunum"
},
{
"english": "to be drowsy, to look sleepy",
"word": "vera með stírurnar í augunum"
}
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