See paisse in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"word": "assipe"
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},
{
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"Du latin passer (« moineau, passereau »). Certaines des anciennes appellation du moineau sont paisserelle, passerère et passerat ^([1]) que l'on peut rapprocher du latin passer («moineau»)."
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"text": "Pour bien se porter, il faut manger comme une paisse et chier comme une vache."
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"Nom donné au moineau domestique dans certaines régions de France."
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"Du latin passer (« moineau, passereau »). Certaines des anciennes appellation du moineau sont paisserelle, passerère et passerat ^([1]) que l'on peut rapprocher du latin passer («moineau»)."
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"Première personne du singulier du présent du subjonctif du verbe paître (ou paitre)."
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"Du latin passer (« moineau, passereau »). Certaines des anciennes appellation du moineau sont paisserelle, passerère et passerat ^([1]) que l'on peut rapprocher du latin passer («moineau»)."
],
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},
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},
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},
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{
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],
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