Badgers are native to the British Isles. If that's not what you were trying to ask, I have no idea what you mean.
The tlalcoyote in English translates to badger. Tlalcoyote is known as the American Badger or the North American Badger. The term tlalcoyote comes from the Spanish language.
Tukang rombeng in English is badger.
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The badger-like Pokemon is named Typhlosion in English.
The only English county that shares no letters with the word "BADGER" is Cornwall. This southwestern county is known for its stunning coastline, picturesque villages, and rich history. Unlike the letters in "BADGER," Cornwall has a unique set of characters that keep it distinct.
Brock (most common alternative, but old), bawson, (cery rare), greay (very rare). They are genrally called badger in English.
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Dachshund comes from the German Dachshund, literally, "badger dog," from Dachs "badger" and Hund "dog". Hund is also the origin of the English word hound.
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Well, isn't that just a happy little question! For a female badger, you might consider the name Daisy, like a sweet flower in a meadow. And for a male badger, how about the name Oliver, like a friendly neighbor you'd share a cup of tea with. Just remember, when naming your badgers, let your heart be your guide and paint a picture of joy with each choice.
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