Texatrenisaterotrophiacentiougiseriniakilonitropikaniroseritovecedestreolentisdabolicaderipherinadweneeroulandigaforiquinaquaritweledexasertafanikazerceenlabenepolerinisaquitriniteroloogisifilitrobolinaredersalejiniretabocheraphinioderaliquinanaerviphobia

Texatrenisaterotrophiacentiougiseriniakilonitropikaniroseritovecedestreolentisdabolicaderipherinadweneeroulandigaforiquinaquaritweledexasertafanikazerceenlabenepolerinisaquitriniteroloogisifilitrobolinaredersalejiniretabocheraphinioderaliquinanaerviphobia is the fear of texan trains which fathers water too much which accent lobsters and iron, shake kilograms of interiors of magpie and black sellers sell ropes 'what' said your hand in their language and below is some cents!! This oaks drive fast with foxes and what she does with an owl's breath of which it rains outside in a corner of four fish antelope. His river doesnt roast a cape with a monkey neither to few art and one her is good enough to work but it bloods rain here at the tree where a washed in blood roller is and it has eyes and has a spear and it got to choose between a foot and a farmyard with lectures and wings covered in jam then burnt in fire + heroin which is covered in batiste and who is there? it is a scarlet small sheep with a haunch with hair on the haunch of which it is a descendant

Etymology

This is the etymology of this monstrously large phobia

Examplar below

Language: original word translation

Catalan: Texa texan

Volapük: tren train

Finnish: isat fathers

Teanu: ero water

Esperanto: tro too much

Zulu: phi which

Welsh: acen accent

Maori: tio lobster

Cebuano: ug and

Middle Dutch: iser iron

Kikuyu: inia shake

Swedish: kilo kilogram

Czech: nitro interior

Basque: pika magpie

Neapolitan: niro black

Sranan Tongo: seri sell

Danish: tove ropes

Friulian: ce what

Zazaki: dest hand

Reo: reo language

Hungarian: lenti below

Estonian: s cent

Northern Dagara: dabol exclamation mark

Ido: ica this

Cornish: deri oaks

Min Nan: phe drive fast

Walloon: rinad fox

Elfdalian: wen what

Hunsrik: eer she

Scots: oul owl

Faroese: andi breath

Aeka: ga rain

Sicilian: fori outside

Portuguese: quina corner

Novial: quar four

Drehu: i fish

Akan: twe antelope

Aragonese: le him

Wolof: dex river

Asturian: ase roast

Serbo-Croation: rt cape (geography)

Silesian: afa monkey

Veps: ni neither

Lower Sorbian: k to

Gagauz: az few

Ladin: erc art

Luxembourgish: een one

Interlingua: la her

French: bene good

Aiwoo: pole work

Isthmus Zapotec: rini blood

Hadza: sa rain

Italian: qui here

Bislama: tri tree

Irish: nite washed

Indonesian: rol roller

Afrikaans: oog eye

Asi: isi spear

Tongan: fili choose

Scottish Gaelic: tr foot (measurement)

German: ob if Ingrian: olla have

Venetian: are farmyards

Turkish: ders lecture

Tarantino: ale wing

Albanian: jini jam

Acehnese: ret road Kein: ab fire

Manx: oc at Polish: hera heroin

Vietnamese: phin batiste

Chuukese: io who

Limburgish: der there

Tatar: al scarlet

Zhuang: iq small

Aromanian: uin sheep

Arin: an haunch

Zealandic: aer hair

Ewe: vi descendant

Notes: Scottish Gaelic and Scots are different languages