"betre" meaning in Sranan Tongo

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  "etymology_text": "Likely from Dutch beter as English -er mostly corresponds with -a in Sranan Tongo (compare finga, bita, brada). The verb sense may derive from or have been influenced by sense 2 of beter (“not sick anymore; recovered from a disease”).",
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      "text": "Aukan: betee"
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  "word": "betre"
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