Catharsis of the Highness
For years, a friend's father told me about the carrozillo, Rhamnus alaternus. I didn't know him, and he said, "Boy, you won't know him! In the forest it is very abundant, it has a more closed foliage and more frequent than that of Zumalika, hard small leaves that do not fall in winter”. “This is a carrozillo,” nobody told me. At least I have learned it this way, when I have the plant at its ends, so I will not immediately forget what I have learned.
And I struggled to put the carriage in the skull, which is not so big, and everyone has their stroller. It is a widespread disease in our country; just as a plant can have many names, a name has many plants. I mean, madness. And if you start dancing words and names to clarify something, beware, there are many “Boli Tower Hikes of Irati.” So let's dance.
I think the stroller is Rhamnus alaternus. In Spanish, its main name is “aladierno”, although it is also known as “carrasquilla” and “chaparro”. Of our Chaparro, at least this is what the Royal Academy of Spain says. Of course, our carrasquillo will come from the Spanish carrasquilla. We are therefore entering the forest of linguists, behind their backs and behind their backs.
The carrot is also known as “scarecrow.” In general, these are the names used. The following names have been included in some studies: burrubiote, murrubiote, girgirio, burgui, zumel, zumelika, zemerika, zumalikarra, zumalakarra and cillamation. You'll have some other one I haven't found... Salsa and dance are tremendous things. The carrozillo, the Madroño (Arbutus unedo), the zumalikarra (Rhamnus frangula) and some zuandorra (Cornus sanguinea) are also mixed. Not the plants, but their names; here's the music for salsa.
Just in case, the carriage water slows the blood. The fruit causes diarrhoea, feared according to the dose, apparently: As the Catalan botanist Font i Quer said, “never fails.” Be careful, therefore, to look for your name, if you come up with any idea that Your Highness will start to enjoy... Catharsis of words, cathartic in the body.
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