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English to Latin translations [Non-PRO]
Other / Expression | | English term or phrase: My knee is itching. | Hi,
I wasn't sure if it was "me prurit" or "mihi prurit" or perhaps some other expression.
Best wishes,
Simon |
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| | genu meum prurit/genu mihi prurit | Explanation:
One could use either the possessive adjective or the ethical dative of the personal pronoun here, without any real difference of meaning. |
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 Joseph J. Brazauskas
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Local time: 15:36
| Grading comment many thanks excellent as ever
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