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This for Anglo-Saxon or Old-Norse speaker. In Scots there is was -o and -um augmentives, so horsie means small horse and horso means big horse. -o for substantives and -um for adjectives. Is this from Anglo-Saxon?
Nathaniel Morgan
>Anglo-Saxon It's still Old English, nibba; we've been over this, and no, OE does not have that kind of augmentative.
Where does the expression "lui faire sa fête" come from? Same with all the variations like "te faire ta fête". Reverso has it as either violent or sexual along with the direct translation.
Brandon Sanders
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Are you going to be joining the watch party, lads?
