Celtic Aon
Posted on Thursday, July 5, 2007 in Antiquities of France, Italian, Greece, Celtic, Indian, European
What is the general meaning of "d’fhéadfadh sé teacht mo croí scread do aon rud. dílisi."?
Sadly i dont even know what the language is. Might be celtic or something like it
I dont know what it means but its Irish if this helps you with a translator.
EDIT:
i can translate some words.
'd'fheadfadh se teacht' means 'it may come'
'mo croí' is 'my heart'
'scread' is 'scream'
'do aon rud' means 'to anything'
did you spell 'dílisi' properly because 'dílis' means 'faithful'.
i translated each part separately because i cant put them together in a way that would make an actual sentence.
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