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− | ''Came'' is Greek for Latin ''infimum'' { | + | ''Came'' is Greek for Latin ''infimum'' {"very low”}, ''depressum'' {"sunk down”}, ''terrenum'' {"on the ground”}, and the entries that follow immediately contain this element. |
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− | Greek χαμαί /khamaí/ is an adverb meaning | + | Greek χαμαί /khamaí/ is an adverb meaning "on the ground” = Latin ''humi''. |
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Revision as of 13:29, 7 July 2014
Came grece infimum depressum terrenum a quo infrascripta.
Apparatus:
Came AC e | Chame B f
Translation:
Came is Greek for Latin infimum {"very low”}, depressum {"sunk down”}, terrenum {"on the ground”}, and the entries that follow immediately contain this element.
Commentary:
Greek χαμαί /khamaí/ is an adverb meaning "on the ground” = Latin humi.