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Czech term or phrase:
pasovských vojsk
English translation:
Passau troops (forces)
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Johan Venter
Mar 16, 2005 15:54
19 yrs ago
Czech term
pasovských vojsk
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Is there any specific way how to translate this to English? I know that vojsk is army, but the **pasovských** has me stumped.
Here is the full sentence: "Pamětní deska na nároí Taxbergova domu připomíná smrt městského písaře imona Plachého při vpádu pasovských vojsk"
Thanks.
Here is the full sentence: "Pamětní deska na nároí Taxbergova domu připomíná smrt městského písaře imona Plachého při vpádu pasovských vojsk"
Thanks.
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +4 | Passau troops (forces) | John Newton (X) |
5 +1 | Pasov's army OR army of Pasov | Aspena |
Proposed translations
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Czech term (edited):
pasovsk�ch vojsk
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Passau troops (forces)
Pasov in Czech is Pssau (Austrian city). I guess this must be it.
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Note added at 18 mins (2005-03-16 16:13:22 GMT)
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OK, it\'s just inside Germany, but on the Austrian border. It\'s still Passau, though.
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Note added at 18 mins (2005-03-16 16:13:22 GMT)
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OK, it\'s just inside Germany, but on the Austrian border. It\'s still Passau, though.
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Comment: "Thank you. This clearly is what I was looking for."
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Czech term (edited):
pasovsk�ch vojsk
Pasov's army OR army of Pasov
This is an adjective of the name of the city Pasov (Passau in Germany), I am sure. There is no other meaning in Czech.
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agree |
Maria Chmelarova
: ...City Passau (Pasov) in S. Germany ( Bavorsko) also Pasovske biskupstvo 17th c.
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