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{
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"base": "udimo",
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"firstSyllable": "u",
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"pos": {
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"noun": {
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"neuter": [
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{
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"def": "The moment of pleasure when someone's associated celestial body rises above the horizon.\n",
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"reference": [
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{
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"excerpt": "Even in the depths of his family cave, Rutejìmo knew the moment the sun rose above the horizon. The delicate tickle of power started at the tips of his toes and fingers before quickly coursing along his veins and bones. It reached his heart and blossomed into a euphoric wave of pleasure that quickened his breath and heart.\nAcross the valley, all the adults would be waking up in the same manner. They were all part of Shimusògo’s clan, and the dépa’s power came from the sun spirit, Tachìra.\nMapábyo let out a soft coo. She made the same sound every morning, and he never tired of hearing it. Rutejìmo rolled on his side and swept his leg forward, burrowing through the blankets until his shin thudded against the hard muscles of her leg. After so many years of sprinting across the desert, both of their legs were solid as rock.\n",
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"identifier": "0100-02",
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"title": "Sand and Bone 4",
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"url": "https://fedran.com/sand-and-ash/chapter-04/"
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}
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]
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}
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]
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},
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"verb": {
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"masculine": [
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{
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"def": "Anticipating when one's celestial body rises above the horizon.\n"
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}
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]
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}
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}
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},
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{
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"base": "uichifogu",
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"firstSyllable": "u",
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"pos": {
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"noun": {
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"masculine": [
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{
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"def": "The moment when someone first emotionally connects to their spirit and uses magic.\n",
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"reference": [
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"excerpt": "He caught a hint of movement again. This time, he didn’t stop but glanced over without slowing.\nIt was a bird racing him, just a few paces ahead of him and to the right. The avian glided across the sand on long legs. Its three-toed claws didn’t leave a trail behind it or disturb the sands with the breeze of its passing. It kept its short wings tight to its body as it ran. A brown-and-white speckled pattern ran from its crest down to the end of the long feathers that formed the tail. It was a shimusogo dépa, the dune-runner bird Shimusògo took his name from.\nStartled, Rutejìmo slowed down, and between one step and the next, he lost sight of the bird. Desperate, he tried to maintain his speed while looking around but the dépa was gone. He slowed down further, peering over his shoulders for the bird.\nAs he came to a stumbling halt, all the joy fled out of him. In one moment, he was experiencing a high and in the next it was gone. It wasn’t until it was missing that he realized he was experiencing it. In its wake, a longing burned inside him. He wanted to run, something he had never felt before, and the urge sang through his veins.\nRutejìmo frowned and turned in a circle. The dépa was gone and Tsubàyo and Karawàbi were quickly outpacing him. The need to run burned hotter. In the back of his mind, he knew that if he just ran fast enough, the dépa would return. The knowledge, however, frightened him since he had never had an urge to run before, nor had he ever seen a dépa while running.\n",
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"identifier": "0100-00",
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"title": "Sand and Blood 10",
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"url": "https://fedran.com/sand-and-ash/chapter-10/"
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}
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]
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}
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]
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}
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}
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}
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