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"(Nom) Du latin digitus.",
"(Verbe) De l'infinitif latin debere (« devoir »). La forme conjuguée correspondante est debet."
],
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"lang_code": "fro",
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"Doigt."
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"(Nom) Du latin digitus.",
"(Verbe) De l'infinitif latin debere (« devoir »). La forme conjuguée correspondante est debet."
],
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"lang_code": "fro",
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"ref": "Vie de Saint Nicolas, 1135-1150",
"text": "Et qui plus peut plus doit aider"
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"Troisième personne du singulier de l’indicatif présent de devoir."
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"(Nom) Du latin digitus.",
"(Verbe) De l'infinitif latin debere (« devoir »). La forme conjuguée correspondante est debet."
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"(Nom) Du latin digitus.",
"(Verbe) De l'infinitif latin debere (« devoir »). La forme conjuguée correspondante est debet."
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"text": "Et qui plus peut plus doit aider"
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]
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