31-01-2019, 03:46 PM
(This post was last modified: 31-01-2019, 03:47 PM by Gavin Güldenpfennig.)
@MarcoP
I have forgotten something.
It could be that some plants are named by their scientific names.
So nenufar's scientific name is Nymphea.
Let us say, that someone would spell it Nimfea, the you have only two different letters in difference to Nirfeor.
M switches to R. You should know that in the Basque the M is not a very frequently used letter.
A switches to OR. Word endings in different languages are not very often the same. ?
@Davidsch:
I have translated a full page. And the system works well on other plant pages.
And there isn't any nonsense.
Even hoja horr hoja makes sense, if you consider, that it could mean leaf and flower.
In the VMS language an "and" does not exist as it seems. The spanish word hoja has also several meanings, for example these two.
I have forgotten something.
It could be that some plants are named by their scientific names.
So nenufar's scientific name is Nymphea.
Let us say, that someone would spell it Nimfea, the you have only two different letters in difference to Nirfeor.
M switches to R. You should know that in the Basque the M is not a very frequently used letter.
A switches to OR. Word endings in different languages are not very often the same. ?
@Davidsch:
I have translated a full page. And the system works well on other plant pages.
And there isn't any nonsense.
Even hoja horr hoja makes sense, if you consider, that it could mean leaf and flower.
In the VMS language an "and" does not exist as it seems. The spanish word hoja has also several meanings, for example these two.