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koram eyom jenesim enowam belorim krisaram

English translation: that's not Latin, maybe Hebrew!

05:08 Sep 17, 2001
Latin to English translations [Non-PRO]
Tech/Engineering
Latin term or phrase: koram eyom jenesim enowam belorim krisaram
THIS PHRASE IS USED IN RITUALS AND PRAYERS
HYRUM
English translation:that's not Latin, maybe Hebrew!
Explanation:
I studied Latin for 9 years :(
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Martin Schmurr
Local time: 22:34
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4 +3that's not Latin, maybe Hebrew!
Martin Schmurr
4 +2Consult the ANUSIM mailing list in Yahoo
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13 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 4/5Answerer confidence 4/5 peer agreement (net): +3
that's not Latin, maybe Hebrew!


Explanation:
I studied Latin for 9 years :(

Martin Schmurr
Local time: 22:34
Native speaker of: Native in GermanGerman
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Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Jack Doughty: Certainly not Latin. There was a question here a few days ago about something alleged to be Latin which was "Enochian".
6 mins
agree  Flavio Ferri-Benedetti: Why are you sad? ":(" --> You should be proud of having studied Latin for 9 years...I would have payed for that, for one
53 mins
  -> we didn't do interesting things, alas!
agree  allanyuo: Actually friends...that is the language of angels and the first language of mankind before they made the tower of babel...just pray to the Supreme Creator that He may reveal His mysteries to you...the truth will set us free....
3719 days
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35 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 4/5Answerer confidence 4/5 peer agreement (net): +2
Consult the ANUSIM mailing list in Yahoo


Explanation:
From: "Lemuel G. Abarte" <lemuel@a...>
Date: Wed Nov 1, 2000 12:08 am
Subject: A Spanish oracion?


Any comments?

"HIM UM TI KORAM IYUM HENIZIM INUWAM BELURIM KRISARAM OWIM DISAM ARATUM AKSUM
OKRAM BETRIYAM"

This oracion was given for protection from danger. The one who gave this
oracion did so at "great risk to himself".

Regards,

Lemuel

I found this in the Yahoo mailing list
ANUSIM, a list "for descendants of Spanish and Portuguese Jews (or any Jews Worldwide) that were forced to convert in the 15th cen."

It may be cryptic, for some reason. But the prevalence of the -M on most
words may suggest that it is a plurality in prayer.

My theory is that this man and his family are Crypto-Jews. The cryptic form
may indicate that it will be considered meaningless, if ever the oracion
were found out, by the Spanish authorities.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/anusim/message/5374

It is a very interesting thread, and perhaps you might want to consult the list, to get more information.

regards

paola l m


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Local time: 16:34
Native speaker of: Native in ItalianItalian
PRO pts in pair: 16

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Ferjay92: Yes. It's true, it's not latin. But, only in its grammars which is some types of cases mostly used in Akkadian language. It is called 'Mimation'.
5130 days
agree  Jimboy Quizo: this prayer is dangerous to us, it almost took my life along with it, it conjures all the good and most specially the bad ones. it differs from a person who uses it for me kenetic powers and opening my 3rd eye. at 1st a crave for more power but it consume
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