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Cornish

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Cornish Language Notes

Cornish is an Indo-European language spoken in the Cornwall region of England.

Cornwall is a very coastal region in England so two of the words are the names of sea birds.

WordMeaningNotes
bludgeon    
gull   A seabird.
puffin   A seabird.

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