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For example, in the journal Studia Etymologica Cracoviensia 8 (2003) , "Mudr. 182" is used to support the etymology of words for "skin/leather of a sea animal" (such as Aljutor kulta- ) as opposed to "sole of a shoe".

The name "Mudrak" (O. A. Mudrak) is frequently associated with deep linguistic reconstructions of languages like Chukchi and Koryak. If "MUDR-182" refers to a specific linguistic dataset or entry in a database like Academia.edu , it would relate to etymological studies of Northern Asian or Semitic languages. MUDR-182

An identifier like MUDR-182 is typically broken down into distinct data segments: For example, in the journal Studia Etymologica Cracoviensia

Could you please provide more context on or what you intend to use it for? Mudr-182 !!install!! MUDR-182

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