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11 November 2009 01:03 |
| | virgu --> virg o
Laudamos --> "laudamus" or "laudemus"
Crucifixie??
Tsiridis, could you check your source, please?  |
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11 November 2009 02:13 |
| | May be it is in Latin and not in Portugal.
In that case, could you...?
Any way, thanks! |
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11 November 2009 10:35 |
| | Wow, thank you Tsiridis. Some Roman language but not Latin - quite possible.
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11 November 2009 10:23 |
| | Or maybe is it fake Latin? (some bands like Era use a kind of imaginary language ressembling Latin that looks a bit like this text...,
where does this text come from? |
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11 November 2009 10:30 |
| | AVE GENEROSA MUNDI ROSA
FELIX ET SACRA VIRGO MARIA
AVE, AVE GEMMA PRECIOSA
SUB INTIMO CORDIS IN CUSTODIA
CRUCIFIXI, VULNERATI,
AVE MUNDI LUMINAR.
by Rodrigo Leao 
But it is not exactly the same... |
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11 November 2009 10:37 |
| | Is it Latin?
As if it is fake Latin, we won't translate it.
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11 November 2009 10:40 |
| | In Laitn only this one would be translatable:
Ave generosa mundi rosa
Felix et sacra virg o Maria
Spiritu Sancto
Laudam us te
Crucifixi  Vulnerati
Ave mundi lumen (or "luminare" )
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11 November 2009 10:55 |
| | "Hail, noble rose of the world
Happy et holy virgin Mary
In Holy Spirit
we praise you
Hail, the light of the world
of crucified and injured one" |
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11 November 2009 11:05 |
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11 November 2009 16:37 |
| | Thank you both for your kindness to deal with that problem. You have been excellent.
Aneta, the trnaslation is very good. This is the mood in the Rodrigo Leao's song (Ave Mundi).
I am not religious at all, but I can feel the atmosphere. Ok friends, thanks again! |
Yndis umsetingar
- 11 November 2009 11:02
