libus folum ante
English translation: It's just a cake before... (?!)
| 08:18 Aug 3, 2001 |
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| na | It's just a cake before... (?!) |
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2 days 4 hrs
It's just a cake before... (?!) Explanation: Hi Debbie, "Folum" should be "solum" because "folum" does not exist in Latin. Maybe it's written in that kind of old font with "f-looking" s's? Libum is a cake, pancake of meal, made with milk or oil, and spread with honey... :) Ante means "before something" (locative). Are you sure you have no words after that? Literally it could be "It's just a cake before..." or "It's a lonely cake" ;) I can't help any further...hope it helps somehow though... :) Best wishes, Flavio Disctintion in latin Perseus DataBase |
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8 days
read instructions first Explanation: I think that "folum" might be "folium" (sheet of paper) here. This being approximate Latin, libus could be something like "read": first read the paper, that is the instruction sheet. I even tried esperanto with no luck, or else my Latin memories are fading. regards paola l m |
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