Poitevin[citation needed] o doune [ɞ dun] 'he gives' West Frisian Southwestern dialects boare [ˈbɞːrə] 'tomcat' Corresponds to [wa] in other dialects. See West Frisian...
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cf. Albanian avull Proto-Albanian *abulā 'steam, vapour'; cf. Romanian boare. Ultimately from Pre-Indo-European *AB- 'prominence, elevation' aburca 'to...
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Arundinella villosa. The animals include a large Sri Lankan sambar and Wild-boare population and few Sri Lankan leopards (Panthera pardus kotiya). Extensive...
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bitinada: A singing style for three men, most common in Rovigno in Istria boare: work songs canti alla boara: A kind of lyric song associated with the cantaustorie...
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Pinchbeck. 1670 Henry Boawre, MA, St John's College, Cambridge [or Henry Boare/Henry Bower] 1702 Rev. Thomas Moore, St John's College, Cambridge 1708 Rev...
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