Breton | bar | summit, eminence |
Gael.I. | barr | extremity, point etc. |
Gallego | barriolo | nestling (covered with quills) |
R.Rom.: Engad. | sbarüffà | crested |
Lith. | barškutis | Crested Lark, 299 |
Engl. | brake | thicket (of fern etc.) |
Franç. | branche | branch |
Gael.I. | barrach | branch |
Prov. | escalo-barri | Treecreeper, 404 |
Franç. | barre | bar |
Ital.nord | barra | sand bar |
Franç. | barre | sand bar, Lgd. barro id. |
Engl. | bar | elongated objects, long ridge of sand |
Span. | barrio | subdivision of a city: the surroundings |
Ital.: Alpes | barra | cliff, rampart |
Prov. | barro | cliff: barmeð4.5.8.3. |
Franç.: Jura | barre | id. |
Engl. | barrow | tumulus, hill, bucket |
Ital. | barro | a kind of jar |
Franç.: Saxon (VS) | barrô | épi de maïs dépourvu de ses grains |
Franç.:Isérables(VS) | barrô | vase oblong |
Franç.:Isérables(VS) | bàrrhu | cône de sapin |
Engl. | barrel | a kind of container |
Franç. | baril, barrique | large recipients |
Franç.rég. | bariyou | Long-tailed Tit, 398 (barrel-shaped nest) |
Cat. | barranca | anfractuosity |
Span. | barranca | ravine; Franç.: H.Pyr. barranca id. |
Franç.: VS, Aoste | Saint-Barthélémy | torrents descendant d'un grand cirque rocheux |
Franç.: Ubaye | baragne | barre de rochers à pic |