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LÓ LOI LOK
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A furnace; a vase for incense; a wine vessel.
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Name of a fish.
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Low; vulgar; obscure; petty; a narrow, dirty lane.
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A path; road; passage; means; opportunity; way.
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Dew, vapors in the night; genial dews.
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To disclose; divulge; come to light.

Ló.

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Mournful; sorry; to occur; meet with.
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A net for taking birds; a species of silk; to arrange.
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Superior ability in the management of affairs.
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A tone in singing; prattle of a child; troublesome.
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Creeping vines which entwine old trees.
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A gong.
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A shellfish of the spiral form; a pearly snail.
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A mule.
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Naked; an inn.
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A small bead; a numeral of beads, gems &c.
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Something that vexes or disturbs; indignation.
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Carnelian stone.
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To wrap up; bandaged; bundled up.
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To fall; let fall; put down; a residence.
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Marrow, brains.
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A white horse with a black mane; a camel.
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A speckled cow; easily distinguished; to excel.

Loi.

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To plough; a plough.
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Ceremony; rite; propriety; decorum; what is becoming.

Lok.

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To fly high.
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United strength and effort.
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To kill; slay; to cut in pieces; mangle; disgrace.
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Long; large; mutually drawing each other.
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Dazzling glare of water.
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To burn; a red hot iron point.
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Thread of hemp or silk; the blood vessels; a net.
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Cream; the fat of milk.