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RE: Trilingual theory. - Joshwaful - 13-02-2026 (13-02-2026, 07:58 AM)JoJo_Jost wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Okay, now im Sure that is AI.I think there's a language barrier between us. shol" is frequent because it is a Phonetic Homonym Latin: Sol- (Sol-u-tio) German: Schal- (Schal-e) Czech: Sol- (Sol-i) The Scribe's Brain: He hears the sound /sol/ in his head. Whether he means "Salt" or "Basin," he writes the same phonetic cluster. It's the same as todays doctors. German is always a tool in my translation, so if it's a basin it's *shol* instead of schale If it's a measurement, it's shol (soli) Or a solution (shol) (solution) RE: Trilingual theory. - DG97EEB - 13-02-2026 RE: Trilingual theory. - tavie - 13-02-2026 |