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5.13.1.7 k-k with parasitic /v/ > kv-k, kv-c, tsv-k

Lettishkviektto creak
Czechkvikatihigh-pitched voice
Sbc.skvikaquacking of the domestic duck, 40
Lith.kviktiLittle Owl, 242
Lettishkvektid.
Sbc.kvekati, kvecatiid.
Pol.kwiczolet var.id.
Ukr.kvicat et var.id.
Czechkvicetito chirp
CzechkvicalWryneck, 279
Czechkvicala et var.Song Thrush, 340
Sbc.kvicela, cvicarid.
Pol.kwiczolet var.id.
Sorabiankvicelid.
Germ. reg.quitschelid.
Germ. reg.wiesenquitscherWhinchat, 354
Sbc.cvikati, civikatito squeak, to call (Rock Partridge, 17)
Ukr.kvycet var.Fieldfare, 341
Slk.cvíkota et var.Fieldfare, 341
Sbc.cvekacBlack Redstart, 348
Sbc.cvoknutito cackle
Sbc.cvokotatito clatter one's teeth
Ukr.kvycátito shriek
Czechkvicetiid.
Ukr.kvicka, kvockadomestic hen, 2
Bretongwikal, gwic'halto wail, to chirp
Ital.reg.cuiga et var.Lapwing, 158
Germ.reg.quiekschwalbeBlack Swift, 321
Germ.kwiekento chirp
Germ.quackento cry, complain, crow, etc.
Germ.reg.steinquäkerWheatear, 349
Svensksqväkato crow
Engl.squeaka sharp, shrill cry, high-pitched sound
Engl.squeakersquab, 254; Black Swift, 321
Engl.squeak-thrushSong Thrush, 339
Engl.squawkto utter a raucous cry (not a hybrid squall and hawk)
Engl.squawking-thrushMistle Thrush, 340

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