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"septimana vergente"

Postby Quis ut Deus » Sat Feb 06, 2010 3:09 pm

Salvete!

I've encountered this phrase (for the second time) "septimana vergente."

WORDS says "vergo, vergere" -- to incline, slope, lie

"septimanus" means--of the seventh

It looks to be in the ablative with "vergente" as a present participle.

So, does it mean "with the seventh sloping?"

I don't get this one. :?: :?:
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Re: "septimana vergente"

Postby adrianus » Sat Feb 06, 2010 3:18 pm

"septimanâ vergente" = "at the end of the week" / "at the week-end" / "the week declining"
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Re: "septimana vergente"

Postby Quis ut Deus » Sat Feb 06, 2010 3:20 pm

Salve Adriane!

Gratias tibi ago. Id iam intellego.

Vale!
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