"capeja" meaning in Spanish

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  "etymology_text": "From capa + -eja.",
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      "form": "capejas",
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    "ca‧pe‧ja"
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        "ca‧pe‧ja"
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          "english": "Wrapped in an capelet of undefined color, with more holes than a pot to fry chestnuts, came Joseliyo, not knowing how, tired from fatigue and with teeth chattering from cold, to the small town square of a peripheral neighborhood of the city.",
          "ref": "1894, J. Gualberto López-Valdemoro, “La lira rota”, in La Ciudad de Dios, volume XXXIV, Madrid: Real Monasterio de San Lorenzo del Escorial, page 124:",
          "text": "Envuelto en una capeja de color indefinido y con más agujeros que olla de asar castañas, llegó Joseliyo, sin saber cómo, rendido de fatiga y dando diente con diente, á la plazoleta de un barrio extremo de la ciudad.",
          "translation": "Wrapped in an capelet of undefined color, with more holes than a pot to fry chestnuts, came Joseliyo, not knowing how, tired from fatigue and with teeth chattering from cold, to the small town square of a peripheral neighborhood of the city.",
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        "a capelet; a small or shoddy cape"
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          "shoddy",
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        "(obsolete) a capelet; a small or shoddy cape"
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      "ipa": "/kaˈpexa/"
    },
    {
      "ipa": "[kaˈpe.xa]"
    },
    {
      "rhymes": "-exa"
    }
  ],
  "word": "capeja"
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    "ca‧pe‧ja"
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        "ca‧pe‧ja"
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          "text": "Envuelto en una capeja de color indefinido y con más agujeros que olla de asar castañas, llegó Joseliyo, sin saber cómo, rendido de fatiga y dando diente con diente, á la plazoleta de un barrio extremo de la ciudad.",
          "translation": "Wrapped in an capelet of undefined color, with more holes than a pot to fry chestnuts, came Joseliyo, not knowing how, tired from fatigue and with teeth chattering from cold, to the small town square of a peripheral neighborhood of the city.",
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        "(obsolete) a capelet; a small or shoddy cape"
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    },
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