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What the Latin word for "of"
finalbragade
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2009-11-30, 09:44 AM
Rob Wrote:Latin doesn't use the word ''of'', it just doesn't exist. Instead, you have to decline the noun to the genitive form. If you can't do that, gimme the word I do it for yourself.

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What the Latin word for "of" - by finalbragade - 2009-11-30, 03:56 AM
What the Latin word for "of" - by Bacon - 2009-11-30, 04:14 AM
What the Latin word for "of" - by Rob - 2009-11-30, 08:33 AM
What the Latin word for "of" - by finalbragade - 2009-11-30, 09:44 AM
What the Latin word for "of" - by Rob - 2009-11-30, 09:48 AM
What the Latin word for "of" - by finalbragade - 2009-11-30, 09:59 AM
What the Latin word for "of" - by Combattente - 2009-11-30, 10:21 AM
What the Latin word for "of" - by finalbragade - 2009-11-30, 11:01 AM
What the Latin word for "of" - by Teppi - 2009-11-30, 11:12 AM
What the Latin word for "of" - by finalbragade - 2009-11-30, 11:16 AM
What the Latin word for "of" - by Rob - 2009-11-30, 11:23 AM
What the Latin word for "of" - by Kalovale - 2009-11-30, 12:00 PM
What the Latin word for "of" - by Rob - 2009-11-30, 12:04 PM
What the Latin word for "of" - by Kalovale - 2009-11-30, 12:21 PM
What the Latin word for "of" - by Rob - 2009-11-30, 12:35 PM

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