See `vert` in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"ref": "2005 May 16, Tony, “Re: what do you call the prisoners' counting numerals?”, in alt.usage.english (Usenet; in English), message-ID <r6ih81lc4qe8upv3qlt86vpjtt5k4lqifi@4ax.com>",
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"ref": "2012, István Tótfalusi, Sertések a Bakonyban: kalandos nyelvtörténet [Pigs in the Bakony: An Adventurous History of Language] (quotation in Hungarian; overall work in Hungarian), Budapest: Libri Publishing Hungary, →ISBN, →LCCN, →OCLC, →OL, (HU-BpBKP)bkp121012591, page 75:",
"text": "Mármost a ragok és képzők többnyire kétalakúak, hogy a mély hangrendű szóhoz mélyet és magashoz magasat lehessen tenni. Ezért azt mondjuk, hogy kép | es | ség | ei | vel, illetve hogy ad | ós | ság | ai | val. Így nyilván mindenki ráismer erre a harmóniára.",
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"text": "| Thanks, Barry. I was able to achieve run time linking by using your example as\n| a model, although, 1) I don't entirely understand the use of typedef, etc.,\n| and,\n1) From the viewpoint of just occasional user of C(++): I think that syntax of pointers-to-functions is just plain ugly, tough to remember and tough to comprehend.",
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"word": "`vert`"
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