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 | | Scanians have their own intonation or prosody and a discrete pronunciation of words common to the Nordic languages. |
 | | Scanian and Danish have a great number of other sound changes in common which are completely different form the way sounds evolved in Swedish. |
 | | In Scanian, the word hårrs still exists as a word for an old horse, with derivations such as hårrsahår, hårrsapära, hårrsascharra, meaning respectively "horsehair", "horse dropping" and "horse scarer”, that is to say a rattle with which to scare away or summon animals. |
| www.scania.org /council/salang/summary.htm (2361 words) |
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