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Wed, 10 Jan 2007 16:14:15 +0100
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Re: Curiositate... sexual (contento prohibite al minores de 18annos :P)
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On 1/10/07, Emerson S Costa <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Jasef Harb scribeva:
> [...]
> > irrumation io non lo ha audite.
>
> Non mesmo io. Le termino pare esser assatis obscur. [...]

Io lo audiva como "irrumatio" que es le action passive de
reciper (rolo passive), durante que le "fellatio" es un
initiativo personal (rolo active).

> > * futar o futer io lo ha vidite sed io no sape de ubi illo veni
>
> PT foder ( < basse-LA futere < LA futuere )
> ES joder
> IT fottere
> FR foutre
>
> Piet Cleij ha includite "futuer" in su dictionario
> interlingua-nederlandese.
>
> Necun de iste linguas romance retene le "u". Deberea le prototypo esser le
> forma non classic "futer"?
>
>
> Ensjo.

Si le etymologia es correcte, io opina que tu ha ration.
Altere curiositate... como tu trovava le etymologia :) ?

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