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Andys Quiz Friday February 14Th 2020

lou210621 | 12:47 Fri 14th Feb 2020 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Explain the following:
falkun, homen de Guerra,kock, lavoro, moed, mosca, raccordement, schafer, stobhach, tre, zevk

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lou210621

Question Author

Can anyone help with any ideas? Tia

dannyk13

What do you mean by 'explain'?

Mamyalynne

That's how the quiz question is worded Danny.

dannyk13

Translation of two Italian words:-
Lavoro = work
Mosca = fly

lou210621

Question Author

That is just the question on the paper, so ??

Mamyalynne

https://tinyurl.com/vkbygjc

dannyk13

Ta Lynne, it doesn't really explain what is wanted, unless I am too dim to see it.

dannyk13

Thanks again Lynne.

Mamyalynne

You're welcome, it's not a quiz I have ever bothered with - probably too high brow for me.

emmie

me too by the looks of it....

dannyk13

Certainly got me baffled, I googled falkun which apparently is Maltese for Falcon, and Moed which is Dutch for courage.If there is a connection between these I cant see it.

Mamyalynne

The only thing that jumps out at me is a slight Military connection, but am sure that's not enough.

dannyk13

I think I may be on to something- connect the language to the meaning eg. 1.Moet- Dutch courage- 2.falkun- Maltese Falcon, 3.Stobhach-Irish Stew. Lavoro-Italian Job etc.

Mamyalynne

Very good, like it.