mē?” inquit senex.
“Ego sum Fēlīciō, quōcum solēbās puer |
mē?” | inquiam, -, -saysagendire
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mē?” | inquit, -, -it is said, one saysso heißt es, man sagt,on lui dit, on indique
si dice, si dicese dice, uno dice
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mē?” inquit | senex, senis Mold manAltevieil hommevecchioviejo |
mē?” inquit | senex, senis (gen.), senior -or -us, -aged, oldAlter, alteans, anciensanziani, vecchiaños, de edad |
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mē?” inquit senex.
“Ego | sum, esse, fui, futurusbe; existsein, existierenêtre ; exister
essere, esistereser; existir
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“Ego sum Fēlīciō, | quicumque, cuiuscumque who/whatever, no matter who/what, in any time/way, however smallwer / was auch immer, egal wer / was in jeder Zeit / Art und Weise, wie kleinqui/quoi que, n'importe qui/ce qui, dans n'importe quand/manière, de quelque manière que petite
Chi / qualunque cosa, non importa chi / che cosa, in ogni tempo / modo, per quanto piccoloquién/lo que, cualquiera/qué, en en caulquier momento/manera, al menos pequeña
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mē?” inquit senex.
“Ego sum Fēlīciō, quōcum | soleo, solere, solitus sumbe in the habit of; become accustomed towerden die Gewohnheit, sich daran gewöhnt,être dans l'habitude de ; s'habituer à
essere l'abitudine di, abituati aestar en el hábito de; hacer acostumbrado a
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mē?” inquit senex.
“Ego sum Fēlīciō, quōcum solēbās | puer, pueri Mboy, lad, young man; servant; childJunge, Junge, junger Mann, Knecht, Kindgarçon, mon garçon, jeune homme, serviteur des enfantsragazzo, ragazzo, giovane uomo, servo; bambinoniño, muchacho, joven, criado, el niño |