22-05-2024, 07:46 PM
(22-05-2024, 07:10 PM)Ruby Novacna wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Hi, Bess!
Your solution is not as successful as claimed, there is still work to be done, apart from the fact that you cite some American plants.
I have a few quick questions:
1 How you go from ma+ma to mata + mateřídouška?
2 What does the word Ábra mean and in what language? Do you really believe this is the name of a plant?
Hi,
I would be not so judgmental , at your place.
1. What is Your solution for "ma +ma"?
Do you have any?
May I remind You my sentence in the text: "With these two abbreviations, there is no sure interpretation, since there is no herb with this name."
Don't You appreciate the novelty:
1. The language is Moravian and German- what nobody else has found????
2. This is a medical prescription, and not a prayer to Virgin Mary...
To your second question: "Abra Sarsaparilla" Lat.ed had a
It was believed that it helps against Syphilis.