briar
noun
silva
EN Then the roof would have fallen; briars and hemlocks would have blotted out path, step, and window; would have grown, unequally but lustily over the mound, until some trespasser, losing his way, could have told only by a red-hot poker among the nettles, or a scrap of china in the hemlock, that here once someone had lived; there had been a house.
GL Logo había cae-lo tellado; as silvas e a cicuta cubrirían o camiño, o chanzo e maila ventá; medrarían desordenadamente, pero vizosas, sobre o outeiro, ata que un intruso perdido non puidese adiviñar, máis ca por un foguete entre as estrugas ou por un anaco de louza entre a cicuta, que aquí vivira xente; que alí houbera unha casa.
Fonte: CAR (2129)
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