Re: Norman French Question
| From: | Adam Walker <carrajena@...> |
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| Date: | Thursday, February 23, 2006, 23:41 |
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Would anyone here happen to know the word "ly" in the
phrase "saunz plus à ly" means? Also what is the
modern standard French equivalent and the etymology,
if you happen to know?
Adam
Judindu ul isu, niturvud ul regu ul Erodu, ed simu segu al toda Jerosolima, ed
cumvinid todis ils daliris djils pundivichis ed als scrivas djul pobuu pera
demandari djuls sis, «¿Jundi aved ninadud ul Cristu?»
Mach 2:3-4