Re: 'together vs. to gather'
From: | Costentin Cornomorus <elemtilas@...> |
Date: | Sunday, January 18, 2004, 16:15 |
--- Philippe Caquant <herodote92@...>
wrote:
> ? I thought the English said "it's raining cats
> and dogs ?"
That's one o them mettyfors.
It means "it's raining alot". Actual cats and
dogs have nothing to do with it [...apart from
that curious incident over Pycleas in 1749...]
Padraic.
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â-dim peresatî Zarathustrô: ko-nare ahî? yim azem vîshpahe aŋhêu
astvatô sraêtem dâdaresa.
â-dim prcchat Jarathustrah: ko nara asi? yam aham vîśvasya âsoh
asthivatah śrestham dadarśa.
ççoç peparcti Çaratostariyyas: his hanaras ossta? icom acâ,
alohostanoççexomes, takam maxamâsanar a-hawisesâ.
-- Yasna ix
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