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| − | The word tukda literally means "a piece." In any [[taal]], when the combination of [[bols]] starts with [[sam]] and ends with sam and finishes in one [[avartan]], it is called a tukda. | + | The word '''tukda''' literally means "a piece." In any [[taal]], when the combination of [[bols]] starts with [[sam]] and ends with sam and finishes in one [[avartan]], it is called a tukda. |
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