27-05-2022, 08:49 AM
In Latin (as I guess in Greek and Russian, not sure about these) a noun and the corresponding adjective must have the same case. This often results in the two showing the same ending. In your example, robustus can go with obitus, not with boba; 'a strong death by measles'?
My impression is that neither 'robustus obitus' nor 'boba' sound like plausible Latin. Maybe you could check how frequent they are in Latin on Google books?
My impression is that neither 'robustus obitus' nor 'boba' sound like plausible Latin. Maybe you could check how frequent they are in Latin on Google books?