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"Du vieux norrois hlaupa (« sauter »), apparenté à leap (« sauter »), au norvégien løpe (« courir »)."
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"Démarche placide d’un cheval, composée de longue foulée ou de long sauts. Cela ressemble au petit galop."
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}
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