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Originally posted by pepsi78
That has been posted.
You have not given any explaination in Latin. You are using English. Post the explaination that Latin-only speakers (as you allege) can understand. IN LATIN.
The egg plant is called a bruise in some folklore because it's dark like a bruise
Originally posted by pepsi78
That is your statement that I did not, I did so, look to my X posts.
Originally posted by AugustusMasonicus
Originally posted by pepsi78
That is your statement that I did not, I did so, look to my X posts.
Use the alleged word in a sentence IN LATIN so we can see what you are talking about.
www.messanavini.it...
Several people do not know that the origins of the word wine come from the Sanskrit verb “vena”, whose meaning is “to love”, later in Latin “venus”.
The egg plant is called a bruise in some folklore because it's dark like a bruise
Originally posted by pepsi78
There is nothing invented.
Originally posted by AugustusMasonicus
Originally posted by pepsi78
There is nothing invented.
Use the alleged word in a sentence IN LATIN so we can see what you are talking about. We need to see it in context. Make a sentence with it IN LATIN.
Originally posted by pepsi78
Are you blind ?
The egg plant is called a bruise in some folklore because it's dark like a bruise
Originally posted by pepsi78
Here is the original form:
The egg plant is called a bruise in some folklore because it's dark like a bruise
Originally posted by AugustusMasonicus
Originally posted by pepsi78
Here is the original form:
The egg plant is called a bruise in some folklore because it's dark like a bruise
Looks like your poor English again. When are you going to use it in Latin sentence?
Originally posted by pepsi78
Statement was that the eggplant is some folklore is called a bruise, this in turn comes from vin, vena and veneris. It's what I have been stating. See my quote.
I stated from the start is not in the dictionary...It's like a word for making dark (not in English)
It is a meaning only in Latin.
Originally posted by pepsi78
There for it is this meaning I was talking about, it's a meaning.
How is it to be an ass ? Just curios ?
Which can only be understood, by your own words, IN LATIN. So use it in a sentence.
Originally posted by pepsi78
It's not understood in my own words, it's a meaning.
Originally posted by pepsi78
In Latin..
Originally posted by AugustusMasonicus
Originally posted by pepsi78
In Latin..
Good. Now use it in a sentence.
(If you really do know Latin)
Originally posted by pepsi78
Why should I make a sentence ?
Originally posted by AugustusMasonicus
Originally posted by pepsi78
Why should I make a sentence ?
So you can use the word in context and everyone can know what you are talking about.
ezinearticles.com...
One last thing about grapes: they bruise easily. Be very gentle when handling and storing grapes if you do not want them to be all soft and squishy when you pull them out of the refrigerator a few days later.