Traducció - Anglès-Anglès - kingsmoot

Ok.. but what does it mean

please choose correct languages at translations!

Ok, now that I see 'king's moot' It might mean something else.. Actually it should mean 'the moot of the king', but according to my dictionary moot can mean a few things: something that has not yet been decided or agreed, or a situation that is no longer likely to happen or exist. Still doesn't make much sense to me!

It might be king's decision...

so can someone explain me

what is english-english translation for ?

kingsmoot - king's moot

Phil54 is not the original submiter of this translation, he just have added the english translation request. I think as it's a new member, it was just a try. Anyway, people can ask corrections when they are not sure about their english.

Actually I think it was quite a good try Because now it helped me to look into the right direction.. I agree with biookas that it might be 'king's decision.. I will talk to some of my English friends to see what they think And then I'll try to make a correct translation..

Manpurse can't post here as she's a new member but she told me the following about "king's moot" :
For reference (and I'll repost this), "king's moot" is probably best defined as "king's council," using "council" to mean the meeting of such a body. A "moot" is a gathering where a point is brought up for dicussion. In a "council," a council body does pretty much the same thing--debates and discusses a point.

Interesting, we might change it into that then :P.. And if everyone agrees on it *including Manpure for using her text* then we can validate this translation..