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Translation - Latin-German - A deo protecta

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Title	A deo protecta
Text Submitted by schrammalana	Source language: Latin A deo protecta
Remarks about the translation	ADMIN'S NOTE : PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT ANYMORE TRANSLATION REQUESTS FROM THIS TEXT, AS IT IS BREAKING OUR RULE #[4], THAT SAYS : [4] NO SINGLE OR ISOLATED WORDS. Cucumis.org is not a dictionary and will not accept requests for translations of single or isolated words when they donâ€™t form a complete sentence with at least one conjugated verb. ANY TRANSLATION REQUEST FROM THIS TEX WILL THUS BE SYSTEMATICALLY REMOVED. THANK YOU.

Title	von Gott geschÃ¼tzt
Translation German Translated by Menininha	Target language: German von Gott geschÃ¼tzt
Remarks about the translation	"von Gott geschÃ¼tzte" (siehe Diskussion)

Last validated or edited by Rumo - 7 May 2007 13:24

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		27 April 2007 00:05
	pirulito Number of messages: 1180	geschÃ¼tzt von Gott?
		27 April 2007 13:20
	Rumo Number of messages: 220	Wahrscheinlich wollte Menininha die Form von "protecta" in der Ãœbersetzung nach MÃ¶glichkeit erhalten. "Protecta" kann feminin Singular ( "[die/eine] geschÃ¼tzte" ) oder neutrum Plural ( "geschÃ¼tzte [Dinge]" ) sein. Da das im Deutschen aber ohne Artikel, Subjekt oder irgendeinen anderen weiteren Kontext etwas eigenartig klingt, wÃ¼rde ich das -e am Ende wegfallen lassen und die Form nur in einem Kommentar erwÃ¤hnen. Wie denkt ihr darÃ¼ber?