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The name derives from an Indo-European linden root, Tilia, taken from Latin and was given the name tilleul in French, tilt in Spanish, linde in German, lippa in Slovenian and linden or lime tree in English. These same roots formed the name Tagliamento, the “river of the linden trees”. Today this tree is particularly regarded...