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vasija
feminine noun
1. earthenware vessel (de barro)
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vasija [vah-se’-hah]
noun
1. Vessel in which liquors or foodstuffs are kept; any butt, pipe, or cask. (f)
2. Collection of vessels in a cellar for keeping liquors. (f)
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