"ლაზი" meaning in Laz

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          "word": "ლაზონა"
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          "text": "ლაზიში კულტური ლაზებურაშ დოლოხე რენ\nlazişi ǩulťuri lazeburaş doloxe ren\nLaz culture is expressed through the Laz language",
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      "ipa": "/ˈlɑzi/"
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  "word": "ლაზი"
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    {
      "ipa": "/ˈlɑzi/"
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  "word": "ლაზი"
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