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==Naming==
==Naming==
The word "Bearded" refers to its long beard-like hairs on its face, and "Amprat" is a portmanteau of "{{w|Ampere|Amp}}", a measurement unit of electricity, and "{{w|rat}}", a type of real-life rodent which it resembles. Its Japanese name is simply {{j|ビリー|Birī}}, which translates to "Billy" &ndash; one possibility is that this is referring to the {{w|Billy (dog)|billy dog breed}}. Its internal name, <code>billy</code>, matches its Japanese name.
The word "Bearded" refers to its long beard-like hairs on its face, and "Amprat" is a portmanteau of "{{w|Ampere|Amp}}", a measurement unit of electricity, and "{{w|rat}}", a type of real-life rodent which it resembles. Its Japanese name is simply {{j|ビリー|Birī}}, which translates to "Billy" &ndash; one possibility is that this is referring to the {{w|Billy (dog)|billy dog breed}}, but it may also be derived from "ビリビリ" (''biri-biri''), an onomatopoeia often used in Japanese to describe the sound of electricity. Its internal name, <code>billy</code>, matches its Japanese name.


===Names in other languages===
===Names in other languages===
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|Jap  = ビリー
|Jap  = ビリー
|JapR  = Birī
|JapR  = Birī
|JapM  = Derived from "ビリビリ" (''biri-biri''), which is often used in Japanese to describe the sound of electricity
|JapM  = Billy
|SpaA  = Estaticán lanudo
|SpaA  = Estaticán lanudo
|SpaAM = Portmanteau of "estática" (static) and "can", "lanudo" means wooly
|SpaAM = Portmanteau of "estática" (static) and "can", "lanudo" means wooly