Tropoja ; , hyshtr Flet PU ; , pyshtr Dardha PU ; and puzhn Dardha PU ; . Other dendronyms with an -r suffix include: ashr, bafr, boshtr, bujgr, bungr, frashr, mshtekr, qitr, shtogr, ullastr, voshtr. cf. Mitrushi 1955, p. 385; Sejdiu 1984, p. 109; abej 1996, p. 232. Gshtenj, gshtenja `Sweet chestnut, Spanish chestnut' Castenea sativa ; . Loanword from Lat. castanea. Dial. forms include: gishtj Pakashtica, Llapashtica ; , kshtj Llapushnik ; , kshtj, northern Albania ; , kshtej Dibr ; , kshtnj Kurvelesh, Greece, southern Italy ; . cf. Mitrushi 1955, p. 349; Sejdiu 1984, p. 66-67; abej 1996, p. 264. Gshtenj kali, gshtenja e kalit `Common horse chestnut' Aesculus hippocastanum ; . Loan translation from Lat. castanea `chestnut' and Alb. kal, kali `horse'. cf. Mitrushi 1955, p. 280; Sejdiu 1984, p. 32. Gorric, gorrica `Wild pear' Pyrus communis pyraster ; . Loanword from Slavic * gor'nica ~ Bulg. gornica `Wild pear' Pyrus communis pyraster ; . Dial. forms include: goric southern Albania ; , garri southern Italy ; . The Slavic -ic, -ica suffix also occurs in the dendronym konopic. The `wild pear' is also known as dardhukl. cf. Meyer 1891, p. 127; Selis.ev 1931, p. 164; Mitrushi 1955, p. 93; Sejdiu 1984, p. 192193; Svane 1992, p. 125-126; abej 1996, p. 276-277. Gjips, gjipsi `Glossy privet' Ligustrum lucidum ; . Other dendronyms with a `nomen agens' suffix in -s include: ajds, hiths, piks, qelbs, and vojms. Also known as voshtr. cf. Sejdiu 1984, p. 139. Gjipisht, gjipishta `Wild almond tree' Prunus amygdalus communis ; . Seemingly related to the root in Alb. gjips q.v. ; with suffix -isht. The Alb dial. form gjimbisht Qeparo, Himara ; would suggest lexical interference from Alb. gjemb, gjmb `thorn', especially in view of the thorny nature of almond trees. cf. Mitrushi 1955, p. 163; Sejdiu 1984, p. 41. Hal, hala `Austrian pine, Black pine' Pinus nigra ; . Alb. hal would seem to be related to Alb. hal `splinter' and i holl `thin, fine', which can be derived from an IE * s ; kel- `to cut, split' [IEW p. 923-927], ~ Gk. F6V88T `I rake, dig', OIce. skilja `to divide', Lith. skelti `to split'. The dendronym hal is used primarily in Mat, Mirdita and Puka. Other dial. forms include: halth, halz with diminutive suffixes. Also known as pish e zez, etin, borig and a variety of other terms. cf. Meyer 1891, p. 145-146; Mitrushi 1955, p. 49; Huld 1981, p. 303-304; Sejdiu 1984, p. 177; abej 1986-1989, 1, p. 233; abej 1996, p. 349-350. Laboratory tests should be performed, including blood cultures for plague bacteria and microscopic examination of blood and sputum samples. A presumptive diagnosis can be made quickly based on symptoms and concurrent lab results.

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