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--- Henrik Theiling <theiling@hidden.email> wrote: > > C-a has jin < Lt. jam and edjuebu < Gk. he de > loipon > > which would be used in cases like "Now, when the > day > > of Pentecost had fully come . . ."; agora < Lt. ac > > hora maeing simply "now"; agorida < agora + the > > diminutive -ida and fist'agora ultimately < Lt. > que > > istud ac hora meaning right now. > > Nice! Quite a set to select from. :-) > > What does 'agorida' then mean exactly? How is it > used? Right this instant, right now, immediately, following fast upon, at this very moment. Fuupuu ul bachiju madjigu, ed agorida! aveu nu junu pan~u pervia juna columva. I wave the magic wand and presto! I have not a handkerchief, but a dove. > > > nun~umba < Lt. nonnunquam. > > I like that. > > **Henrik > Thankee. Adam 11 Ed ingredjandu ad il bedi, videruns al credura simu al Maja, il seu marri; ad caderuns ed adoruns sivi, ed abriruns uls sustrus tesorus ed eviruns al jura, ul crisu djul Livanunu, ed murra. Machu 2:11