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- kir̃kis (plg. la. ķirķis) sm. (2) toks jūros vabzdys: Kir̃kiai nuėda žemėn strigtas jūro[je] Šts.
Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language.
Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language.
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