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"etymology_text": "From Old Norse fura.",
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},
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"form": "but considered second-tier. Forms in (parentheses) were allowed under Midlandsnormalen. ¹Nouns were capitalised for most of the 19th century. ²furu was taken in as a side form.",
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"1901d": "furorne (furune)",
"1910a": "ei fura fure",
"1910d": "furorne furone",
"1917a": "ei fura, fure",
"1917c": "furer, furor",
"1917d": "furene, furone",
"1938": "1938²",
"1938a": "ei fure",
"1938c": "furer furor",
"1938d": "furene furone",
"1983a": "ei fure fura",
"2012a": "ei fure",
"2012b": "fura",
"2012c": "furer",
"2012d": "furene",
"Aasen1": "ei Fura",
"Aasen2": "Fura",
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},
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"pos": "noun",
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"a pine (tree of the genus Pinus)"
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},
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"ipa": "[²fuːrə]"
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"1910d": "furorne furone",
"1917a": "ei fura, fure",
"1917c": "furer, furor",
"1917d": "furene, furone",
"1938": "1938²",
"1938a": "ei fure",
"1938c": "furer furor",
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"1983a": "ei fure fura",
"2012a": "ei fure",
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