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Efrafa - warren founded by General Woundwort. El-ahrairah - a folk hero. His name means 'Prince with a thousand Enemies.' Elil - enemies Embleer - stinky, or a fox's smell. Flay - normal food like grass. Flayrah - good food, like carrots or lettuce. Frith - The sun, a rabbit god. Frithrah - an exclaimation Fu Inle - After moonrise. Hlessi - a wandering rabbit, living aboveground, without a hole or warren to go to. Hlessil - plural Hrair - an uncountable number, larger than 4. Hrairoo - Little thosand. Fiver's nam. Hraka - droppings. Hrududu - a car or truck. Hrududil - plural. Hyzenthlay - Fur shining like dew, name of a doe. Inle - the moon or moonries, or darkness and fear. Lendri - badger Narn - nice or good to eat. Ni-Frith - noon Owsla - the ruling rabbits of a warren, very strong. Rah- prince or cheif rabbit. a suffix. Roo - a suffix used to denote something. Sayn - groundsel Silf - outside, not underground. Silflay - to go abovegound to eat. Tharn - looking foolish, stupefied, or sometimes very fearful. Thethuninang - Movement of Leaves. A doe's name. Thlay - fur Thlayli - Furhead, Bigwig's lapine name. Threar - a rowan tree or mountain ash. Threannion - berries from a rowan tree. Vair- droppings. Yona- hedgehog. Yonil - plural Zorn- destroyed, murdered, or a catastraphy. |
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