See filletante in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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},
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"definite",
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},
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"english": "first cousin once removed; male equivalent",
"word": "filleonkel"
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"english": "[Prince William of Great Britain] is also said to have asked his uncle's wife Sophie, who is married to Prince Edward (Charles [sic]'s brother), for advice",
"ref": "2010 November 23, VG, page 32:",
"text": "[prins William av Storbritannia] skal også ha spurt sin filletante Sophie, som er gift med prins Edward (Charles [sic] bror), til råds",
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"(chiefly colloquial) the wife of one's uncle"
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"(chiefly colloquial) aunt (the female cousin of one’s parent)"
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"english": "I was taught to call [mother's and father's friends] uncles and aunts and only realized much later that they were just close friends of my parents",
"ref": "2001, Harald Berntsen, Ut, page 39:",
"text": "jeg ble lært opp til å kalle [mors og fars venner] onkler og tanter og skjønte først langt seinere at de bare var filletanter og filleonkler",
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"english": "to me and many others she was a close female friend of their parents and housemate, priceless and unforgettable",
"ref": "2011 October 21, Vårt Land, page 20:",
"text": "for meg og mange andre var hun filletante og husvenn, ubetalelig og uforglemmelig",
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"definite",
"singular"
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"definite",
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},
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],
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"lang_code": "nb",
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"word": "filleonkel"
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"ref": "2010 November 23, VG, page 32:",
"text": "[prins William av Storbritannia] skal også ha spurt sin filletante Sophie, som er gift med prins Edward (Charles [sic] bror), til råds",
"type": "quote"
}
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],
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"(chiefly colloquial) the wife of one's uncle"
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"ref": "2001, Harald Berntsen, Ut, page 39:",
"text": "jeg ble lært opp til å kalle [mors og fars venner] onkler og tanter og skjønte først langt seinere at de bare var filletanter og filleonkler",
"type": "quote"
},
{
"english": "to me and many others she was a close female friend of their parents and housemate, priceless and unforgettable",
"ref": "2011 October 21, Vårt Land, page 20:",
"text": "for meg og mange andre var hun filletante og husvenn, ubetalelig og uforglemmelig",
"type": "quote"
}
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