nec ADVPOS mult N22DATSN secus N99XXN nostr PRON53GENPC ab PREPABL eadem PRON42NOMSF voc N31LOCSF sed CONJ ab PREPABL ali N24NOMPN litter N11NOMSF vox N31NOMSF e PRON41GENPF non ADV m PRON51ABLSC sed CONJ be INTERJ son V11PRESACTIVEINF0X vid V21PRESPASSIVEIND3S ov V11PRESACTIVESUB2S bel V11PRESACTIVEINF0X voc V11PRESACTIVESUB1S effer VPAR32NOMPCPRESACTIVEPPL e PREPABL qu PRON10ABLSM post ADVPOS bal V11PRESACTIVEINF0X dic V31PRESACTIVEIND3P trit VPAR31NOMSFPERFPASSIVEPPL litter N11NOMSF ut CONJ in PREPABL mult N11LOCPF
and in fact our people give them a similar name from the same bleating, but with a different consonant (for the bleating seems to give the sound be, and not me), and they call the bleating of sheep baelare, and hence later, by the excision of a letter, as occurs in many words, balare.
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