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German
Etymology
Pseudo-Latinism, literally "the voice of the people the voice of a cow", with a humorously rhyming but grammatically incorrect genitive bovi instead of bovis.
Proverb
vox populi, vox bovi
- (Dog Latin, rare (at least in writing)) the voice of the people is worth nothing
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