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chantar m'er de so qu'eu no
volria in the
Occitan language is the only
canso by a
trobairitz to
survive with its
music intact. The
music to A
chantar...
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Sardinian Romanian English cantare c(h)antar
cantar chanter canter,
chanter chantar cianté cantà
cantare cantar cantar cantare cânta(re) '(to) sing' capra...
- (bufar)
sulai /
sulare bufar suflé sciuscià to sing
canere cantare chantar chanter chantar cantare cantar cantar (a) cânta
cantar cantai /
cantare cantar...
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accepted as
Syzygium rama-varmae
Syzygium revolutum Syzygium ridleyi (King)
Chantar. & J.Parn.
Syzygium ripicola (Craib) Merr. & L.M.Perry
Syzygium rotundifolium...
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Troubadour songs are
still performed and
recorded today,
albeit rarely. A
chantar m'er The only
existing song by a
trobairitz which survives with music....
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implies his son was
still a minor, is
partly a
musing on mortality: Pos de
chantar m'es pres
talenz (Since I have the
desire to sing,/I'll
write a
verse for...
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rufescens Lam.
Bauhinia saccocalyx Pierre Bauhinia saksuwaniae Mattapha,
Chantar. &
Suddee Bauhinia seleriana Harms Bauhinia seminarioi Harms ex Eggers...
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absence of
palatalisation of CA and GA groups: cantar, gal (in Auvergnat:
chantar, jal);
preservation of the
final l of a word (i.e. not vocalised): provençal...
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Elmer Syzygium campanellum Miq.
Syzygium campanulatum Korth.
Syzygium campanulatum var.
longistylum Chantar. & J.Parn.
Syzygium sinubanense (Elmer) Diels...
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includes verbal adjectives.
Verbs in
Group 1a end in -ar (côsar, "to speak";
chantar, "to sing");
Group 1b end in -ier (mengier, "to eat");
Groups 2a & 2b end...
