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* a rather ''malxelso'' [[ | * a rather ''malxelso'' [[calque|calque]] would be ''tabno bilma'' since the original Greek root means carbon. | ||
** ''It's called that because of the black sores it creates at the advanced stages. It's not that arbitrary.'' | ** ''It's called that because of the black sores it creates at the advanced stages. It's not that arbitrary.'' | ||
* As a [[ | * As a [[poo'ivla|poo'ivla]], ''bilmrntraksa'' or ''.antraksi'' | ||
** ''.antraki'', rather, as the "s" is a Greek desinence. Note: the disease is ''le te antraki''; ''le antraki'' is someone who's sick with it. | ** ''.antraki'', rather, as the "s" is a Greek desinence. Note: the disease is ''le te antraki''; ''le antraki'' is someone who's sick with it. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:21, 23 March 2014
- a rather malxelso calque would be tabno bilma since the original Greek root means carbon.
- It's called that because of the black sores it creates at the advanced stages. It's not that arbitrary.
- As a poo'ivla, bilmrntraksa or .antraksi
- .antraki, rather, as the "s" is a Greek desinence. Note: the disease is le te antraki; le antraki is someone who's sick with it.
- Why not the other way around? And what's le se antraki?
- Symptoms of anthrax.
- Why not the other way around? And what's le se antraki?
- As a name, la .antraks.