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5.25.2 b-b-l

Alb.babilBee-eater, 265
Aroman.bâbâlescuto prattle
Roman.bîbîliuto prattle
Franç.babiolo, babillardWhitethroat, 362
Franç.babillerto chatter
Ital.: Vercellibabaiéciarlare a vuoto
Gallegobaballardaloquacity
Franç.babilchattering, warbling
Franç.:SRbabolerto babble, mumble
Germ.: Horgendrü baabeliBlackbird, 343
Germ.: VSgeissbebeler, bobinärTawny Owl, 239
Germ.babbelnto chatter
Engl.to babbleto utter sounds indistinctly
Engl.babblertalkative; Reed Warbler, 374
Esp.: Ast.bablea local speech
Norsk, Dan.bableto stammer
Bulg.bâbljato murmur
Czechbeblatito stammer
Franç.:SRbabolerto babble, mumble
Sumer.babelaparole
Anc.GreekBabylonThe etym. bàb-ilu "the gate of the gods"(in Klein)
is a Semitic etymology given to a European word. Babylon located at the crossroads of the first civilization was almost certainly a cosmopolitan city where several languages were spoken; this gave rise to the legend of the Babel tower
Germ.schwabbeln(b>v) ro ramble on
Germ.: reg.baumschwabblPied Flycatcher, 332
Engl.bubbly-jockTurkey, 5
Sbc.bublakBlack Grouse, 8

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