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"word": "malbâties"
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{
"word": "tamisable"
}
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"ref": "Société d’horticulture du Doubs, Bulletin - Volumes 57 à 58, 1913",
"text": "La balsamite est dénommée, en effet suivant les provinces ou les cantons : baumier, herbe à omelette, tanaisie, passe-thé, menthe-coq, menthe de Notre-Dame, grand’baume, coq des jardins, baume-coq."
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"ipa": "\\bal.za.mit\\"
}
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"lang": "Arabe",
"lang_code": "ar",
"roman": "fèghya",
"word": "فاغية"
}
],
"word": "balsamite"
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},
{
"word": "tamisable"
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"text": "La balsamite est dénommée, en effet suivant les provinces ou les cantons : baumier, herbe à omelette, tanaisie, passe-thé, menthe-coq, menthe de Notre-Dame, grand’baume, coq des jardins, baume-coq."
}
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}
],
"word": "balsamite"
}
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