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1 ბნელიan obscure corner ბნელი კუთხე (ოთახისა, ქუჩისა)2 გაუგებარი, გაურკვეველი, ბუნდოვანიhis explanation was obscure მისი ახსნა-განმარტება ბუნდოვანი / გაუგებარი / გაურკვევლი იყო3 ოდნავ შესამჩნევი4 ნაკლებად ცნობილიan obscure village / writer მივარდნილი სოფელი // ნაკლებად ცნობილი მწერალი5 დაჩრდილვა (დაჩრდილავს), დაფარვა
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