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{{Translations|gloss=of great distance between opposite surfaces | {{Translations|gloss=of great distance between opposite surfaces | ||
|YAQ-GA=ghouca | |||
|YAQ-HE=γοζε | |||
|YAR-AI=ghuuca | |||
|YAS-AI=houchay | |||
|YCP-XA=dzof | |YCP-XA=dzof | ||
|YCP-XB=dzof | |YCP-XB=dzof | ||
Latest revision as of 12:40, 10 September 2026
English
Adjective
thick
- Of great distance between one surface and the one opposite.
- Densely set or packed together, as of forest or fog.
- Broad and heavily built.