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| Baechri | |
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| Stage | Modern CLT |
| Pronunciation | /ˈbaɪx.ɾi/ |
| Part of speech | Noun |
| Etymology | from Hindi bakri (goat), evolved through CLT |
| Related words | Fleisk, Graesa, Stormharbor, Clearhold |
Baechri — the hardy highland ruminant. Kept for meat, milk, and Fleisk.
Notes
Stocky, sure-footed, and content on ground that will support nothing else — rocky highland, mountain slope, thin moorland. It carries a double coat: a coarse outer layer that turns rain and a fine inner one that holds warmth, and both are taken. Most important in Stormharbor, where the herds live on ground that could not be farmed, and in Clearhold, whose mountain-bred variety is smaller, more sure-footed, and produces the finest Fleisk in the world. The milk is rich and slightly sharp and makes hard cheeses that keep for years.