kurdziel.
ulcer on the tongue or sometimes lips of a farm animal, usually a cow, horse, or sometimes sheep sometimes caused by trauma from foreign bodies
Meaning & usage
ulcer on the tongue or sometimes lips of a farm animal, usually a cow, horse, or sometimes sheep sometimes caused by trauma from foreign bodies
Mój panie oset. Zebyś ty do tego konia kastanowatego posed. Wygnał kurdziela i kurdzielice. Samica i Samice.
Jako u czowieła rak, u konia kurdziel.
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Old Polish kurdziel.
long, thin bug that enters a cattle's or horse's leg or mouth from a marsh or wet meadow; if it enters the mouth the animal can't eat; upon entering a small hole appears and remains visible from which red fluid flows
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Old Polish kurdziel.
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