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#118770 05/05/02 04:01 PM
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Let GOD Arise!
Let all His enemies be scattered!
As wax melts before the fire!
As smoke vanishes, so let them vanish!
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CHRIST is Risen from the Dead
Trampling Down Death by Death
And Upon those in the tombs
Bestowing Life!

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CHRIST is Risen! -- Indeed, He is Risen!

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Aleut: Khristus Anahgrecum -- Alhecum Anahgrecum
Anglo-Saxon: Crist aras -- Crist sodhlice aras
Arabic: Al Messieh Qam -- Huhquhn Qam
Armenian: Christos harjav i merelotz -- Orhniale harutjun Christosi
Chinese: Helisituosi fuhuole -- Queshi fuhuole
Coptic (Egypt): Pchristos Aftooun -- Alethos Aftooun
Czech: Kristus Vstal A Mrtvych -- Opravdi Vstoupil
Estonian: Kristus on surnust Ulasteeusnud -- Teasti on Ulasteeusnud
Finnish: Kristus nousi kuolleista -- Totisesti nousi
French: Christ est Resurrecte -- Vraiment, Resurrecte
Gaelic (Celt): Taw Creest Ereen -- Taw Shay Ereen Guhdyne
Georgian (Ivero-Pontian): Kriste aghsdga -- Cheshmaritad aghsdga
German: Christus ist Auferstanden -- Wahrhaft auferstanden
Hebrew: Ha-Mashiah qom -- Be-emet qom
Hellenic (Greek): Khristos Anesti -- Alithos Anesti
Japanese: Harisutosu Fukkatsu -- Jitsu Ni Fukkatsu
Korean: Kristo Gesso -- Buhar ha sho Nay
Latin: Christus resurrexit -- Vere resurrexit
Norwegian: Christus er Oppstanden -- Sandelig Han er Oppstanden
Sanskrit: Kristo'pastitaha -- Satvam Upastitaha
Serbian (modern) Hristos Vaskrse -- Vaistinu Vaskrse
Slavonic: Khristos Voskresie -- Voistsinu Voskresie
Spanish: Cristo esta resucitado -- Verdad, resucitado
Swahili: Khristos amafafouka -- Kwaeli amafafouka
Swedish: Kristi ar uppstanden -- Sannorligen ar
Syriac: Meshiha qam -- Bashrira qam
Tosk (Albanian): Krishti Ungjall -- Vertete Ungjall
Vlakh (Romanian): Hristos A Inviat -- Adivarat A Inviat
Welsh: Atgyfododd Crist -- Atgyfododd in wir
Zulu: Ukristu Uvukile -- Uvukile Kuphela

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Truly, He is Risen!

A Blessed Pasch to you Bob, Alex, and everyone else on the Old Calendar.


My cromulent posts embiggen this forum.
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OrthoMan,

Your Church Slavonic is incorrect, let us hope it was just a type'o. It should read:

CHRISTOS VOSRESE! VOISTINNU VOSKRESE!(x3)
Whether your prounce it with a Muscovite, Ukrainian,Carpatho-Rusyn or Serbian pronunciation, it is transliterated into Latin script as I have rendered it above.

"Sej den, jehozhe sotvori Hospod', vozradujemsja i vozveselimsja v on!"

Christos Voskrese! Voistinnu Voskrese!
Christos Voskrese! Voistinnu Voskrese!
Christos Voskrese! Voistinnu Voskrese!

Ung-Certez

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Enkwan Lebirhane Tinisaewe Aderesachu

Melkam Fasika (Happy Pascha)

Kristos Tenestwal (Christ has Risen)

May God be with and Bless Us All

Aklie Semaet


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#118774 05/05/02 11:15 PM
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Christ is risen!

I'm afraid your Swedish and Norwegian is also incorrect, it should be spelled:

Swedish: Kristus �r uppst�nden!
Han �r sannerligen uppst�nden!

Norwegian: Kristus er oppstanden!
Han er sannelig oppstanden!

[ 05-05-2002: Message edited by: OrthodoxSWE ]

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HE IS RISEN INDEED!

Pascha blessings to all who are now celebrating the Feast!

Stefan-Ivan

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Merry Easter :p

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A blessed and happy Easter to all who celebrate today.

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Happy Pascha to all of those celebrating today. I join you spiritually in your celebration, even though (for us) it's almost over. frown

Christu uyirthezhunnettu!
Theerchayayum uyirthezhunnettu! biggrin

#118779 05/06/02 01:57 PM
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Dear Friends,

XPUCTOC BOCKPEC! BOICTUHY BOCKPEC!

Please lets give our Orthoman credit for bringing a multi-lingual perspective to Pascha without tearing him apart for spelling.

He also totally missed out the Ukrainian Paschal greeting, but did that put my Ukie nose out of joint? smile

By the way, the above is the TRUE spelling of the Paschal greeting in Ukrainian smile .

Alex

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In Mexico we say:

Cristo ha resucitado, en verdad ha resucitado!!!

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Dear Ality,

You raise an interesting (for me) point with your use of "Merry."

It is commonly used in conjunction with Christmas, but the Victorians also used it in connection with Hallowe'en ("Merrie Hallowe'en!").

Also, we find it in the ancient battle cry of the English: St George for Merrie England!"

In fact, "Merry" or "Merrie" is an historical shortening of the old English word, "Merrieg" which means "Holy" and has no bearing on "merry-making" although even this term originally meant "celebrating a holy day."

So, Merrieg Easter to you too!

Alex

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Preach on, brother OrthoMan! :-)

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Dear Annie,

Yes, preach on - as long as he leaves the Ukie Orthodox alone smile .

Blood is thicker than theology, you know . . .

Alex

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[Blood is thicker than theology, you know . . .

Alex]

Oh Alex, Alex, Alex. What am I to do? All my preaching has been in vain!

OrthoMan

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