"Queequeg" meaning in Spanish

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          "english": "In the heart of the whale",
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          "text": "Pero la palabra, me puntualizó la taxista, no hace referencia a un descanso muy profundo, ni a la arriesgada vida del ballenero, ni al ataúd de Queequeg, sino que es el apellido de una de las grandes familias pioneras del viejo Nantucket, ese Gotha de los mares—los Starbuck, Marcy, Coleman, Folgers—que maridó el coraje y el negocio, el arpón y el cuaquerismo, y se construyó un provechoso reino sobre el ámbar gris y el espermaceti.",
          "translation": "In the heart of the whale",
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        "a fictional character in American author Herman Melville's 1851 novel Moby-Dick"
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  "word": "Queequeg"
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          "english": "In the heart of the whale",
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          "text": "Pero la palabra, me puntualizó la taxista, no hace referencia a un descanso muy profundo, ni a la arriesgada vida del ballenero, ni al ataúd de Queequeg, sino que es el apellido de una de las grandes familias pioneras del viejo Nantucket, ese Gotha de los mares—los Starbuck, Marcy, Coleman, Folgers—que maridó el coraje y el negocio, el arpón y el cuaquerismo, y se construyó un provechoso reino sobre el ámbar gris y el espermaceti.",
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