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Translation - Turkish-Latin - yüzyılların asık suratlı ihtiyarı:matematik
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Title
yüzyılların asık suratlı ihtiyarı:matematik
Text
Submitted by
fuyaka
Source language: Turkish
yüzyılların asık suratlı ihtiyarı:matematik
Title
vetus vir quidam cum temporum suorum facie maesta...
Translation
Latin
Translated by
Aneta B.
Target language: Latin
vetus vir quidam cum temporum suorum facie maesta: mathematica
Remarks about the translation
"temporum suorum" or more literal "saeculi sui"
Validated by
chronotribe
- 15 June 2009 13:41
Last messages
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15 June 2009 14:13
Aneta B.
Number of messages: 4487
Maybe it is possible to be "vetus femina quaedam" instead of "vetus vir quidam", because "mathematica" is a feminine noun. I'm wondering..., but in English a 'chap' is only masculine. What do you think about it, chronotribe?