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Italian to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Linguistics | ||||
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na | corrupted |
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na | imperfect; adulterated; bastardized |
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na | degenerated |
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na | corrupted // broken |
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na | barbarous Latin |
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corrupted Explanation: "a somewhat corrupted Latin" would explain this. |
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imperfect; adulterated; bastardized Explanation: Scelgi quello che suona meglio (bastardy non e' una parola vera e propria, ma bastardize lo e'...) |
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degenerated Explanation: se il tuo testo si riferisce al fatto, che il latino non era più quello classico e 'puro' di una volta, sceglierei 'degenerated' come traduzione auguri Sansoni/Collins |
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corrupted // broken Explanation: "corrupted": debased by errors or alterations. "broken": badly spoken. Kika The Scribner-Bantam English Dictionary |
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barbarous Latin Explanation: si dice anche cosi' per il latino basso vedi http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/06141a.htm Saluti Paola L M |
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