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Lexical itemsField for lexical items to be added in the form (Language):(Word or phrase or (bound) morphem), such as Welsh:Branwen or Irish:doburchú. In a small number of cases, a language stage is accepted, e.g. Middle Welsh:gwneuthur. Multiple items are allowed.
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