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** ''āṣkandi raltāsis'' — stockfish from Askand
** ''āṣkandi raltāsis'' — stockfish from Askand
** ''kātudaudælti raltāsis'' — stockfish from Gathuráni  
** ''kātudaudælti raltāsis'' — stockfish from Gathuráni  
* ''simpiras'' — cold cuts
* ''taħivkam'' — cold cuts
** In Chlouvānem cuisine, cold cuts are pretty much always some variety of [[w:head cheese|head cheese]], typical of dry savanna, semi-arid, or mountainous climates. The word itself is borrowed from Auralian ''sempìr'', meaning "ham".
** In Chlouvānem cuisine, cold cuts are pretty much always some variety of [[w:head cheese|head cheese]], typical of dry savanna, semi-arid, or mountainous climates. The word itself is borrowed from Auralian ''taḥifket'', meaning "ham"; the word was originally borrowed as a plurale tantum ''taħivkāt'', from which the singular was crafted as a result of analogy.


* ''bhaḍārum'' — octopus
* ''bhaḍārum'' — octopus