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This is a "best guess" listing for the word "stanyzilvi'u" in language English, meaning that only one of the definitions for this word will be shown (the one with the highest total votes). See all the definitions for stanyzilvi'u.

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valsi stanyzilvi'u
type lujvo
creator krtisfranks
time entered Fri Jun 16 18:12:07 2017

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Definition #69596 - Preferred [edit]
   
definition x1 is a log (fallen/severed trunk) or clipping or cut-flower of/from a plant of species x2, belonging to individual tree (precursor) x3 and leavinf behind remainder/stump/bulb x4.
notes Typically, this will refer to the main stem of the plant; what is left behind will, therefore, not have notable branches. Thus, a flower which is cut from the branch of rose would not qualify, but a flower cut from a dandelion would. Grass clippings (such as those eaten by a rabbit or those cut and collected while lawnmowing) qualify. May not apply to a plucked or uprooted plant left intact. For "log" specifically, use "ricystanyzilvi'u".
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created by krtisfranks
vote information 1
time Fri Jun 16 18:12:07 2017

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