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suktelis — suktẽlis sm. (2) 1. Gdr žr. 1 suktukas 6: Suktẽlis ažsukt durim Pb. Suktẽlį pasuksi, ir atsidarys pringio durys Rd. 2. LKAI138(Kair, JnšM) žr. 1 suktukas 8. 3. L799 žr. sukutis 1 … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
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suktėti — suktėti, ėja, ėjo intr. darytis suktesniam, gudresniam … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
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