macaronic造句

• :" Thou art Peter, and on this rock I shall build my church " ( Matthew 16 : 18 ) is a macaronic pun.
• Over the course of the 14th and 15th centuries, songs and poems in Yiddish, and macaronic pieces in Hebrew and German, began to appear.
• Macaronic verse, in which two or more languages are interwoven, one of which is traditionally Latin, is one of the most exotic kinds of wordplay.
• "' Europanto "'is a macaronic language concept with a fluid vocabulary from multiple European languages of the user's choice or need.
• Other movies featuring macaronic language are the Italian historical comedies " L'armata Brancaleone " and " Brancaleone alle crociate " ( d.
• Words used for foreign inventions, imports, and so on, where a native Irish word does not exist, are often a macaronic import as well.
• Macaronic verse was also common in medieval India, where the influence of the Muslim rulers led to poems being written in alternating indigenous Hindi and the Persian language.
• "The Boke of Phyllyp Sparowe, " the lament of Jane Scroop, a schoolgirl in the Benedictine convent of French and Low Latin macaronic verse.
• In 1832 G閞ard de Nerval wrote the short story " La main de gloire, histoire macaronique " ( " The Hand of Glory, a Macaronic Story " ).
• "' Denglisch "'( macaronic English or pseudo-English vocabulary ( and other features of the language such as grammar and orthography ) into German.
• In 1961, in a phone conversation with William F . Buckley Jr ., Wills coined the famous macaronic phrase " Mater si, magistra no ".
• Unlike the highly stylized and macaronic language used in the heraldry of many other countries, the Portuguese blazon is described in plain language, using usually only Portuguese terminology.
• There are many translations, from German, Latin and Greek included, and some are macaronic, that is, involving more than one language in a text ..
• The most popular that keeps the macaronic structure is R . L . de Pearsall's 1837 translation, which retains the Latin phrases and substitutes English for German.
• The text includes a number of examples of the Macaronic language, and the memoir is regarded as one of the finest examples of works written in Old Polish language.
• Sometimes, the term Greeklish is also used informally for a non-standard language variety used by macaronic or code-switching admixture of English words, or vice versa.
• It is a mock-heroic tale, in macaronic Latin enriched with Scottish Gaelic expressions, of a country feud on the Fife lands of his old friends the Cunninghams.
• Some scholars conjecture that Tifi Odasi was the author of " Nobile Vigoncae opus " ( " The Work of Noble Vigonza " ), another work in macaronic Latin.
• During the 11th century, several feudal documents ( especially oaths and complaints ) written in macaronic Latin began to exhibit elements of Catalan, with proper names or even sentences in Romance.
• An inveterate punster who collected clerihews, dabbled in double dactyls, limned lipograms, mixed macaronics and exulted in anagrams, homonyms, oxymorons, palindromes and spoonerisms, Espy could not help himself.