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  1. 04-02-11, 00:07 #1
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    Swabian dialect in south-west germany

    The dialect in south-west germany known as swabian or allemanic has a lot of strange words, which are not relative to other known languages.
    In addition the variance of different subclades of R1b1b2 especially R-U152 and R-L21 is very high.

    Anyone any ideas?
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    Strange words? Like what?
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    Here are some examples:

    Zorna : big basket
    Kratta: normal basket
    Hafa: pot
    Hag: fence
    Hagga: bull
    Wadel: tail
    Buzzeli: baby
    Zinka: nose
    Beig: heap of wood
    Hes: clothes
    schira: put wood on a fire
    triala: when a children eats, some food don`t find the way to the mouth
    motza: little children play with dirt and water
    helinga: silent
    welaweg: probable
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