"бөрө" meaning in Yakut

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          "roman": "börö tiriite",
          "word": "бөрө тириитэ"
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          "roman": "sur börö",
          "word": "сур бөрө"
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          "roman": "tıhı börö",
          "word": "тыһы бөрө"
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          "roman": "iye börö",
          "word": "ийэ бөрө"
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      "roman": "börö tiriite",
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      "roman": "sur börö",
      "word": "сур бөрө"
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    {
      "roman": "tıhı börö",
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    },
    {
      "roman": "iye börö",
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