"aukla" meaning in Latvian

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          "english": "thin, thick string, cord",
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          "text": "kaprona aukla",
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          "english": "hemp rope",
          "text": "kaņepāju aukla",
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          "english": "whip rope",
          "text": "pātagas aukla",
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          "text": "kurpju auklas",
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          "english": "fishing line",
          "text": "makšķeres aukla",
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          "text": "pārsiet saini ar auklu",
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          "text": "sasiet kurpju auklas",
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