"eşek" meaning in Salar

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        "3": "*eĺčgek",
        "4": "",
        "5": "donkey"
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      "expansion": "Proto-Turkic *eĺčgek (“donkey”)",
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  "etymology_text": "From Proto-Turkic *eĺčgek (“donkey”).",
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      "expansion": "eşek",
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  "lang_code": "slr",
  "pos": "noun",
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          "english": "\"Riding a Donkey Backwards\" Avanti was riding a donkey backwards the street, and a group of children followed him and asked strangely: \"Uncle Avanti, why are you riding a donkey backwards?\" Avanti replied as he walked: \"If I am riding a donkey, my back is facing you, which is disrespectful to you; if you run to my front, your back is pointed at me, which is right. I don't respect it anymore.",
          "text": "Afanti eşegini ardınca minep bazarda yürbar，Bir hobun balalar anıñ ardında ireşip sormış：--Afanti dada，sen nege eşeğiñni Ardınca minbür？Afanti yüre yüre demiş：--Men eşeğimni ilince minse，meniñ arqam selerge çevribür，Beyleki volsa selerni men kişi gör yoqdur；Eli，seler meniñ ilimde volsa，selerniñ arqañ maña çevribür，beyleki gelse seler meni kişi gör yoqdur.",
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        "donkey"
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          "donkey",
          "donkey"
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  "word": "eşek"
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        "3": "*eĺčgek",
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      "args": {
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      "expansion": "eşek",
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  "lang_code": "slr",
  "pos": "noun",
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          "english": "\"Riding a Donkey Backwards\" Avanti was riding a donkey backwards the street, and a group of children followed him and asked strangely: \"Uncle Avanti, why are you riding a donkey backwards?\" Avanti replied as he walked: \"If I am riding a donkey, my back is facing you, which is disrespectful to you; if you run to my front, your back is pointed at me, which is right. I don't respect it anymore.",
          "text": "Afanti eşegini ardınca minep bazarda yürbar，Bir hobun balalar anıñ ardında ireşip sormış：--Afanti dada，sen nege eşeğiñni Ardınca minbür？Afanti yüre yüre demiş：--Men eşeğimni ilince minse，meniñ arqam selerge çevribür，Beyleki volsa selerni men kişi gör yoqdur；Eli，seler meniñ ilimde volsa，selerniñ arqañ maña çevribür，beyleki gelse seler meni kişi gör yoqdur.",
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        }
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        "donkey"
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          "donkey",
          "donkey"
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  "word": "eşek"
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