SELECT IFNULL(cw.casedwordid, w.wordid) as wordid, IFNULL(cw.cased,w.lemma) AS lemma, ss.synsetid, ss.lexdomainid, lex.lexdomainname, (CASE WHEN ss.pos IN ('n') THEN 'noun' WHEN ss.pos IN ('v') THEN 'verb' WHEN ss.pos IN ('a','s') THEN 'adjective' WHEN ss.pos IN ('r') THEN 'adverb' ELSE ' ' END) AS pos, syn.definition AS definition_indic, ss.definition as definition_en, GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT CONCAT(wind.lemma,':',wind.id) SEPARATOR '|') AS lemmaset_indic, GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT sm.sample SEPARATOR '|') AS sampleset, GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT CONCAT(IF(IFNULL(cw1.cased,w1.lemma) = "starer", NULL, IFNULL(cw1.cased,w1.lemma)),':',wen.id) SEPARATOR '|') AS lemmaset_en FROM sqlunet.wnwords w LEFT JOIN sqlunet.wnsenses s ON s.wordid=w.wordid LEFT JOIN sqlunet.wncasedwords cw ON (w.wordid=cw.wordid AND s.casedwordid=cw.casedwordid) LEFT JOIN sqlunet.wnsynsets ss ON ss.synsetid=s.synsetid LEFT JOIN sqlunet.wnlexdomains lex ON ss.lexdomainid = lex.lexdomainid LEFT JOIN sqlunet.wnsamples sm ON sm.synsetid=ss.synsetid LEFT JOIN sqlunet.wnsenses s1 ON s1.synsetid=ss.synsetid LEFT JOIN sqlunet.wncasedwords cw1 ON cw1.casedwordid=s1.casedwordid LEFT JOIN sqlunet.wnwords w1 ON w1.wordid=s1.wordid LEFT JOIN sk_synsets_pa syn ON syn.synsetid = ss.synsetid LEFT JOIN sk_senses_pa sns ON sns.synsetid = ss.synsetid LEFT JOIN sk_word_pa wind ON wind.id = sns.wordid LEFT JOIN sk_word_en wen ON w1.wordid = wen.wnwordid WHERE w.lemma LIKE "starer" GROUP BY ss.synsetid,w.wordid, cw.casedwordid ORDER BY pos, wordid
[
    {
        "lemma": "starer",
        "def": [
            {
                "l": "starer",
                "lexname": "noun.person",
                "lexid": 18,
                "pos": "noun",
                "de": [
                    {
                        "id": 110668348,
                        "en": {
                            "d": "a viewer who gazes fixedly (often with hostility)",
                            "w": [],
                            "eg": []
                        },
                        "pa": {
                            "d": null,
                            "w": [],
                            "eg": ""
                        }
                    }
                ]
            }
        ]
    }
]
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starer - Meaning in Punjabi

starer - Meaning in Punjabi

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starer noun

  1. a viewer who gazes fixedly (often with hostility)

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