Definition of tkeleth

tkeleth

noun

• Something blue or the cerulean mussel, or temperance or lust or any value in-between temperance and lust
  
  See synonym: lazurke comes from Hebrew

  Last edited on Aug 25 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Aug 25 2024.

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