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Iezar ara. bautia iezarum scripsit Ste. exponens daucus agrestis.
Translation:
Iezar is the Arabic word for Latin bautia {"carrot"}. Stephanus writes iezarum identifying it as the wild daucus {"carrot"}.
Commentary:
