Пушар
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Пушар, çавăн пекех Вут-шар — тĕрĕслесе-йĕркелесе тăрайми çунни, çавна кура вăл пурлăх тĕлĕшĕнчен, çынсен сывлăхне-пурнăçне, пĕрлĕхпе патшалăха пĕтĕмĕшле сиен кÿрет[1]
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