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While a herbivore, the hedgehog is dangerous enough to earn its status as a wolf-class noun.
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While a herbivore, the hedgehog is dangerous enough to earn its status as a wolf-class noun.
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The verb bardet originally means «to flatten, to spread out» and has gained the extended meaning «to tell (a story), to narrate, to report». It comes from the same root as bart «dead», which originally meant «flat».
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The verb bardet originally means «to flatten, to spread out» and has gained the extended meaning «to tell (a story), to narrate, to report». It comes from the same root as bart «dead», which originally meant «flat».
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The use of hyullen «which one» instead of hyul «who» is a bit unconventional here, but needed for rhythm. Presumably it's part of a game of nursery rhyme.
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The use of hyullen «which one» instead of hyul «who» is a bit unconventional here, but needed for rhythm. Presumably it's part of a game of nursery rhyme.
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Also note essöt «to forget», lit. «to let [out of one's] scalp» (cf. the book word felöt «to let out») and imblih «braised» from the deliciously irregular aimen, imnir, ümnu «oven».
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Also note essöt «to forget», lit. «to let [out of one's] scalp» (cf. the book word felöt «to let out») and imblih «braised» from the deliciously irregular aimen, imnir, ümnu «oven».
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Note the impersonal expression for being cold: It literally says «It chills me at the hips». ❄️
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Note the impersonal expression for being cold: It literally says «It chills me at the hips». ❄️
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