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From: Pierre Abbat <phma@webjockey.net>
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I'm thinking of using {dzizani} for the tares (darnel) in the parable of the 
wheat and the tares. The Greek word "zizania" apparently referred to Lolium 
(modern Greek "éra"); the genus Zizania is wild rice. Which should get the 
word, and what should the other be called?

phma
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