"Sfrati" meaning in Italian

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          "english": "Two and a half leagues remain to Përmet, and he rushes to the foot of Mount Nemërçka, on which stands the Turkish village of Sfrat, divided by streams that join together in a single channel before flowing into the Vjosa. He rushes beyond Sfrat, and crossing the river over a seven-arched bridge, enters Përmet.",
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          "text": "Mancano due leghe e mezzo fino a Premiti, ed egli si slancia sino a piè del monte Mertchica, sul quale sorge il villaggio turco Sfrati diviso da torrenti che si riuniscono in un sol canale pria di buttarsi nella Voiussa. Si slancia al di là di Sfrati, e passato il fiume sopra un ponte di sette archi, entra in Premiti.",
          "translation": "Two and a half leagues remain to Përmet, and he rushes to the foot of Mount Nemërçka, on which stands the Turkish village of Sfrat, divided by streams that join together in a single channel before flowing into the Vjosa. He rushes beyond Sfrat, and crossing the river over a seven-arched bridge, enters Përmet.",
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          "text": "Mancano due leghe e mezzo fino a Premiti, ed egli si slancia sino a piè del monte Mertchica, sul quale sorge il villaggio turco Sfrati diviso da torrenti che si riuniscono in un sol canale pria di buttarsi nella Voiussa. Si slancia al di là di Sfrati, e passato il fiume sopra un ponte di sette archi, entra in Premiti.",
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