"brudled" meaning in Norwegian Nynorsk

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      "form": "brudledet",
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        "definite",
        "singular"
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      "form": "brudled",
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      "form": "brudleda",
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      "form": "brurled",
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        "alternative"
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      "form": "brudeled",
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      "form": "brudlid",
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      "form": "brule",
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        "a line (or lines) of stones placed along a mountain path for wedding travels to a church from a village without a church; it is common to have a phallic stone (pikkstein) placed in such lines; there are over a hundred such places in Norway, but only one is still in use"
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          "pikkstein",
          "pikkstein#Norwegian_Nynorsk"
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        "(folklore, archaeology, Setesdal dialect, Sirdal dialect, Telemark dialect) a line (or lines) of stones placed along a mountain path for wedding travels to a church from a village without a church; it is common to have a phallic stone (pikkstein) placed in such lines; there are over a hundred such places in Norway, but only one is still in use"
      ],
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      "form": "brudeled",
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      "form": "brudlid",
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      "form": "brudle",
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        "a line (or lines) of stones placed along a mountain path for wedding travels to a church from a village without a church; it is common to have a phallic stone (pikkstein) placed in such lines; there are over a hundred such places in Norway, but only one is still in use"
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