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"Fertilizer" is an English equivalent of "ongarri".

Specifically, the Basque word is a noun. Its pronunciation is "ohn-GHAHR-ree." Another equivalent is "ongailua," which is pronounced "ohn-GHEYE-loo-ah."*

*The sound "eye" is similar to that in the English noun "eye."

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