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For questions related to Spanish, including but not limited to: Latin etymology of words, as well as translations between Latin and Spanish (in either direction)
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How to say "me importa un comino" (or equivalent) in Latin?
Titivilitium of no value [Plautus]
This is a footnote to cnread's answer, an extended comment.
English does refer to 'peppercorn rent,' and 'faith as a grain of mustard seed,'and Edward Lear in the Ju …
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