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Similarly, “rook” only means the chess piece in English, but England is labeled as having it mean chariot. So the “alfil” example is consistent.
by School-Cotton 4y ago
Similarly, “rook” only means the chess piece in English, but England is labeled as having it mean chariot. So the “alfil” example is consistent.
- Ichthypresbyter 4y agoIt's also a species of bird (Corvus frugilegus) but the two senses are unrelated.