# fxhash dialect wordoftheday folklore wildflowerhour cumbria ジョル承 trees language superstition culture

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2023-03-02

In Cumbrian 'pissibed' is the dandelion

Dandelion was used as a tool for divination. If you blow a seed head, the number of seeds remaining are the number of children you will have.

5 18
2019-07-14

Jotaro still wants to keep an eye on Giorno, things don't go too smoothly, or definitely not as expected.
A little thing I've had in my folder for ages, I finally finished it up!


Translation:
Giorno, in dialect: Mind your own damn business.
Jotaro's heart: dokidoki :D

34 122
2019-06-26

In Cumbrian 'leemers' is the nut from the hazel tree

The Celts equated hazelnuts with wisdom and poetic inspiration, suggested by the similarity between the Gaelic word for the nuts, 'cno', and the word for wisdom, 'cnocach'.

6 17
2019-05-24

In Cumbrian 'birk' is the birch tree

Brooms made of birch twigs were commonly used to drive out the spirits of the old year and to ‘beat the bounds’ of property for protection.

3 10
2019-05-07