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Translation - Latin-Brazilian Portuguese - LEVE FIT, QUOD BENE FERTUR ONUS

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This text is available in the following languages:

Latin

Brazilian Portuguese

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Title	LEVE FIT, QUOD BENE FERTUR ONUS
Text Submitted by babysu	Source language: Latin LEVE FIT, QUOD BENE FERTUR ONUS

Title	TORNA-SE LEVE O PESO CARREGADO COM PRAZER
Translation Brazilian Portuguese Translated by goncin	Target language: Brazilian Portuguese TORNA-SE LEVE O PESO CARREGADO COM PRAZER

Last validated or edited by casper tavernello - 20 July 2008 00:20

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		16 July 2008 19:16
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	"A carga que se carrega" fica meio "pesado" demais. Que tal "o peso carregado"?
		16 July 2008 19:29
	goncin Number of messages: 3706	Sem dÃºvida, o latim Ã© um fardo... CC: lilian canale
		16 July 2008 20:02
	pirulito Number of messages: 1180	La traducciÃ³n de Vicente CristÃ³bal LÃ³pez que tengo dice justamente "el fardo que se sabe llevar, resulta menos pesado". El tÃ©mino onus significa carga o peso, figurativamente significa tambiÃ©n cosa difÃcil o penosa. Ovidio habla del fuego del amor: se hace ligera la carga/pena que se lleva bien.