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Oot-wah is the Burmese word for "Carrot". It is also called Oot-ni in Burmese

Own-thee is the Burmese word for "Coconut

Obed (????) is the Russian word for "main meal" or "lunch"
Ovoshchi (?????) refer to "vegetables " in Russian

Ogurtsy (??????) refer to "Cucumbers" in Russian

Olive farcite fritte is the Italian term for "fried stuffed olives" that is serve as antipasto.

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