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→Names in other languages: I swear, I really swear that I have heard "junglar" before irl in a casual way, meaning something like a specific type of jungle, but according to Wikipedia, Wiktionary, the RAE, and people that I just asked irl, yeah it doesn't exist. So specifying that in the article. "Juglar" does exist, which is someone that does something, and it is a noun, not an adjective, so I don't know what went through the mind of the one that wrote this thing.
ShadowKirby (talk | contribs) m (→Names in other languages: junglar isn't a real word but it's structured to be an adjective based on jungle) |
(→Names in other languages: I swear, I really swear that I have heard "junglar" before irl in a casual way, meaning something like a specific type of jungle, but according to Wikipedia, Wiktionary, the RAE, and people that I just asked irl, yeah it doesn't exist. So specifying that in the article. "Juglar" does exist, which is someone that does something, and it is a noun, not an adjective, so I don't know what went through the mind of the one that wrote this thing.) |
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|esM=Jungle Jungle | |esM=Jungle Jungle<br><small>"Junglar" is not a real word that exists; likely a made up word to convert "jungla" into an adjective</small> | ||
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