No! For the 1000th time, no.

I said the language can not be translated.

IMO, it can easily enough be understood.

> Every listener takes a different meaning from
> every single sentence [in English] because every word has an
> infinite number of definitions and an infinite
> number of connotations.

Ancient Language can not be translated because of the nature of our language to mean what the speaker intends. Just like you can't translate a computer code, a bird's song, or ,mathematics into English you can't translate Ancient Language into English. All you get for your effort is gobbledty gook and word soup. If you try you end up with nonsense that has no meaning in any language and can not be translated back into the original because the meaning is lost.

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