ler och långhalm in Swedish

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Etymology: Literally meaning "clay and long straw", using the shortened "ler" for "lera" (clay). The term comes from older times' manufacture of bricks when clay and straw were worked together, which would then be tightly joined together and difficult to distinguish. Head templates: {{head|sv|idiom}} ler och långhalm

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"ler och långhalm" meaning in Swedish

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