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quarrel I ['kworël] n.,v. -n 1. grindje, zënie; sherr; prishje; start/pick a quarrel with sb hap sherr me dikë. 2. fig. kundërshtim, mospranim; I have no quarrel with you s'kam ndonjë gjë me ty/kundër teje /-vi. hahem; grindem, zihem; prishem ( with sb, over/ about sth me dikë, për diçka). 2. fig. jam kundër, nuk pranoj, nuk pëlqej; I cannot quarrel with that s'kam ç'them për këtëquarrel II ['kworël] n 1. shigjetë. 2. copë xhami rombike (për dritare). 3. daltë gurgdhendësi● quarrelsome ['kworëlsëm] adj. sherret, grindës, gërnjar, shamatar
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