"rukh" meaning in Romani

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          "text": "Thus while many dialects have kept separate words for 'tree' and 'wood' (rukh and kašt), and for 'say' and 'tell' (phen- and phuker-), the words for 'tree' and 'tell' have been lost in the Vlax dialects, which have now generalized kašt and phen- respectively for both words.",
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