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15:04 Dec 29, 2001 |
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5 +1 | senelis |
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senelis Explanation: Senelis - the classical word for "grandfather" (pronounce: "e" like in "Ben", "i" like in "big". The consonants are pronounced as written.) More: Diedukas (coll.) - "ie" like in "gear", "u" like in "book", "a" like in "but". Good luck! |
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