Translating Questions
Piligrim
piligrim at INFOPRO.SPB.SU
Tue Aug 7 12:36:42 UTC 2001
Hello,perhaps "nezapno" means "vnezapno"-that means suddenly,unexpected
l'zja maybe its an old variant of word "mozno li"this means "if it is
possible",the possibility of something,
"Vnemlemoy"maybe it is from the verb "vnimat'"that means to watch,to
listen,to understand with great interest and admiration.
I wish you good luck.
A native Russian speaker
Yana Polyanskaya
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From: "Steffi" <steffi at ANA.CH>
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Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 4:33 PM
Subject: Translating Questions
> Dear List members
> I am trying to translate the poem "Nevyrazimoe" of V. Zhukovskij.
> I don't know, what the following words mean: l'zja, vnemlemyj and nezapno.
>
> The words are used in the following contexts:
> No l'zja li v mertvoe zhivoe peredat'?
> Sej vnemlemyj odnoj dushoju Obvorozhajushchevo glas...
> Kak priletevshee nezapno dunoven'e Ot luga rodiny,...
>
> Thank you very much for your help.
> Best regards
> Stefanie Jud
>
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