𓅣 ⋍ 𓅥 heron, egret, stork 𓍏 𓃀 𓅡 বক bok 白鹭 báilù

𓋴 𓂧 𓄿 𓅥 𓏤 | egret | stârc alb : white stork zitter-albu أَبُو

𒆠𒊕𒊩 igira₂ egret > heron 𒆠𒅗𒊩 igiraₓ egret > heron 𒄿𒄀𒊒 i-gi-ru™ egret “heron”
𒄿𒄀𒊏𒄷 i-gi-ra #igirû mušen "heron, stork" 𒉌𒄄𒊏𒄷 i₃-gi4-ra igira egret "heron" ≠ negro

•aligirû :

𒋃𒋃𒄣 laq-laq-qu laqlaqqu लकलक laklak لَقْلَق laqlaq λελέκι leléki 𓍏 𓃀 𓅡 "stork" <> 𒀀𒊩𒄷 𒇷𒇷𒄀𒅊𒅊𒄷 li-li-gi-sig₇-sig₇ mušen liligisig₇ λελέκι leléki 𒋝 SIK :

𒋃𒋃𒄣 laq-laq-qu لَقْلَق lãqlaq longleg

𒋝 SIK sick "thin" in 𒇷𒇷𒁉𒋝𒄷 li-li-bi-sig mušen 𒈜𒈜𒁉𒋝𒄷 lib-lib-bi-sig mušen lilibisig Leibzeug? <> 𒀀𒊩𒄷 <> 𒋃𒋃𒄣 "stork" "vulva" 𒈜𒈜𒁉𒋝𒄷 •k-lib-bi-sig Klapper Storch 𒋃𒋃𒄣 laQlaq clack stork

In Western folklore, the stork is often associated with the birth of children. In Chinese culture, it is regarded as a sign of long life and loyalty. In the mythology of some Slavic peoples, the stork is connected with spring and renewal. In Egyptian mythology, the stork was venerated as a sacred animal symbolizing protection and luck.

𒋃𒋃𒄣 laQlaq Glück & Glucken

𒇷𒇷𒀀 li-li-a lilia offspring <> 𒇷𒇷𒁉𒋝𒄷 li-li-bi-sig "stork"

𓍏 𓃀 𓅡 أَبُو قِرْدَان ʔabū qirdān 𓂓 kardan

𓌻 𓁷 | black stork | moor:black amoor! 𓌻 𓂋 | love, want, wish, desire | hoere 𒀀𒊩𒄷 bulba ≈ vulva? πlaq ≈ Balz ?

𒍝𒊏𒄴𒄷 za-ra-ah mušen zarah tsarak > starak ≈ stork <> տառեղն taṙełn щъ́ркел štǎ́rkel +++

𓍏 𓃀 𓅡 бя́ла ча́пла bjála čápla "egret"