"cuando xineru vien caliente, ye que trai’l diañu en vientre" meaning in Asturian

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Interjection

Etymology: Literally, “When January comes warm, it's because it brings the devil in the belly” Etymology templates: {{m-g|When January comes warm, it's because it brings the devil in the belly}} “When January comes warm, it's because it brings the devil in the belly”, {{lit|When January comes warm, it's because it brings the devil in the belly}} Literally, “When January comes warm, it's because it brings the devil in the belly” Head templates: {{head|ast|interjection}} cuando xineru vien caliente, ye que trai’l diañu en vientre
  1. (idiomatic) the heat in January heralds bad weather for the following months. Tags: idiomatic
    Sense id: en-cuando_xineru_vien_caliente,_ye_que_trai’l_diañu_en_vientre-ast-intj-Q1ojgTIa Categories (other): Asturian entries with incorrect language header

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