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furoya

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It is not a widely used word in English, but it is borrowed from Polish or Ukrainian to name Europeans captured as slaves between the 16th and 19th centuries and sold in Turkey. The etymology is Arabic by 1571; 1614; 1587; 1616; 1610; 1585; (Asiir "bound, prisoner") .

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