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Subject: Re: Bible translation
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--- In lojban@y..., "A.W.T." <Ti@f...> wrote:

> BTW, what's the reason for you to use {galkla se sanga} instead of {galtu=
=3D=0D
 se sanga}? I'm aware of that a song cannot really be "high"=20
> (like a mountain etc.), yet, is it "going high" what is meant by "Das hoh=
=3D=0D
e Lied"? or something like {pevgaltu} (Don't like the  {pe'a}=20
> too much either.)

Looking a bit closer, I'm getting aware that you don't mean "Das Hohelied" =
=3D=0D
(Hebr.: "shir-ha-shir=EDm"; Lat.: "canticum canticorum")=20
but want to express the word "psalm" (Gr.: "psalm=F3s") or "psalter" by {ga=
lk=3D=0D
la se sanga}.
I do not think that this can give the meaning - and is misleading anyway. S=
=3D=0D
o, why not go to the roots of the word "psalm=F3s" which=20
is from "psallein" and having the plain meaning of "to pluck the zither", h=
=3D=0D
ence maybe {jgita se sanga}, {gitselsanga} or does this=20
sound too trivial?

co'omi'e .aulun.