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ütxi [yt.ʃi] to excite a dog, either happily or angrily

idiom, figuratively “take things as they come”

Por ithre to drü [pʌʀ i:θʀe to dʀy]  “may I stay healthy!”

tsàle [ˈt͡saˌle] wooden home, origin for the word chalet

rata [ʀa.ta] mouse

pü [py] rooster

pllaka [ˈpʎaˌka] stop! (doing that)

tsavo  [ t͡saˈvo] horse

-> epilepsy. Also used for a variety of mental and physical conditions with loss of motor control, probably now known as cerebral palsy, nerve damage, and others, as they were thought to be caused by a variety of evil spirits.

-> They had a girl.

Ta tsa myonawve tota la ne. [ˌmjoˈnɒˌve] Your cat was meowing all night.

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tshishte [t͡ʃiʃtɛ] be quiet (more aggressive, but less so than “shut up”)

Aw le tyen tren! [ɒ lœ tjɛ̃ tʀɛ̃] What a mess! What a disaster!

vyardzá  [ˌvjaʀˈd͡za] squirrel