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In a certain language, 'pit dar sit' means 'red pretty flower', 'dar mit fit' means 'flower is green', and 'sit fit lom' means 'pretty green tree'. Which word means 'flower'?

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  • Adar
  • Bfit
  • Csit
  • Dpit

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'pit dar sit' and 'dar mit fit' share the code 'dar' and share only the word 'flower', so dar = flower.
Answer: A) dar

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