mortuonati et testes nativitatis
English translation: dead born babies and birth witnesses
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peer agreement (net): +1dead born babies and birth witnesses Explanation: "Mortuonati" doesn't exist in classical Latin. However, it should mean "born dead" at plural. "Testes" is plural, so "witnesses of birth". |
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