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gàjret m reg. {{c=0}}1. {{001f}}revnost, usrdnost, predanost čemu 2. {{001f}}trud, napor, skrb 3. {{001f}}upornost, ustrajnost 4. {{001f}}pomoć, solidarnost (javlja se u imenima muslimanskih dobrotvornih organizacija)
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