ultrajarte 45
It is from the verb ultrajar in the present infinitive which means insulting, slandering, ' t wrong, humiliate, despise, offend... with the personal pronoun for the second person singular direct object function and enclitic, i.e. behind the verb position and forming with it a phonetic unit.
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