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| + | <Phrase>37178</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37180</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37181</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37179</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37177</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37176</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37175</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37174</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37173</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37172</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37171</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37170</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37168</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37167</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37166</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37165</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37164</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37163</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37162</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37161</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37160</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37159</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37158</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37157</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37156</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37155</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37154</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37153</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37152</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37151</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37150</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37149</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37148</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37147</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37146</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37145</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37144</Phrase> | ||
| + | <Phrase>37143</Phrase> | ||
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| + | Data Source: Languages in contact. The case of Edo an portuguese. By Ekhator Otamere Imasuen. 1998/1999. Journal of West African Languages XXVII.2. Data analysis by Ota Ogie | ||
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Portuguese language borrowed words in Edo by Ota Ogie PhD
Data Source: Languages in contact. The case of Edo an portuguese. By Ekhator Otamere Imasuen. 1998/1999. Journal of West African Languages XXVII.2. Data analysis by Ota Ogie