forsan un "pollicuncia", un troppo longe parola pro un cosa multo parve :)


On 6/25/18, Ruud Harmsen <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> 23:17 24/06/2018, Martijn Dekker:
>>In omne caso, le linguas romanic es unanime, si nos ignora le
>>suffixo addite in espaniol e portugese. Totes ha cambiate de
>>"uncia" (del latino) a un forma de "pollice". Le anglese es le
>>unic lingua de controlo que retene un forma de "uncia". Il me
>>pare assatis obvie que le traduction correcte in interlingua de
>>"inch" debe esser "pollice", non "uncia".
>>
>>Io pensa que le dictionarios deberea esser actualisate. Ma al
>>minus, mi problema immediate es ora resolvite...
>
> In mi opinion, tu ha ration.
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