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Translation - Portuguese brazilian-Latin - GLAUCO

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Title	GLAUCO
Text Submitted by Maria Isabel	Source language: Portuguese brazilian GLAUCO
Remarks about the translation	preciso da traducao desse nome em grego e latim para tatuagem. obigada <Admin's remark> This request is no longer acceptable according to our new submission rules.

Title	glaucus
Translation Latin Translated by frajofu	Target language: Latin glaucus

Validated by Francky5591

- 26 January 2007 15:09

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	ผู้ตั้ง	ตอบ
		25 January 2007 02:25
	irini จำนวนข้อความ: 849	Guys! We are talking about a name here NOT a disease!!!!!!!!
		26 January 2007 12:18
	apple จำนวนข้อความ: 972	Poor Maria Isabel, who is going to have a tattoo like that! What a bad omen! Frajofu: Glauco is a name that means blaugruen, gruenlichblau; glaucoma is a desease told Glaukom or gruener star.
		26 January 2007 17:26
	frajofu จำนวนข้อความ: 98	Just understand, that it wasn't correct, but I've never heared from a name "Glauco". That glaucoma (Latino) = glauco (pt) = Glaukom/GrÃ¼ner Star (de) I know. Sorry for didn't read "name". Now I would need to know, how to translate a name like "Glauco" to latin, I believe, it could stay "Glauco" also. What do you mean? If so ok, will talk to francky for edit.
		27 January 2007 13:21
	irini จำนวนข้อความ: 849	I am fairly sure it would be "Glaucus" See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glaucus for the mythological Greek character of that name (I prefer Glaucus to any of the alternatives; My Latin is not what it used to be but I am fairly certain)
		27 January 2007 06:59
	apple จำนวนข้อความ: 972	Irini is right. Now the name has been edited, but it should be written with a capital G. Frajofu, why don't you leave off Latin?