Virui vanha tainnoksissa

English translation: The old man was lying there unconscious

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Finnish term or phrase:Virui vanha tainnoksissa
English translation:The old man was lying there unconscious
Entered by: Paula Mangia Garcia Terra

22:16 Mar 10, 2007
Finnish to English translations [Non-PRO]
Music / Música
Finnish term or phrase: Virui vanha tainnoksissa
It's from the song Hengittömiltä Hengiltä by Korpiklaani .
I tried to translate for a friend. But I found the translation in Internet and I not understood that. Virui isn't from the verb virua?


Virui vanha tainnoksissa
Noidan vita tehdessansä
Sielun tietä etsimässä
Tuolta tuonelan metsästä
Hengettömiltä hengiltä
Katkerina katselleilta
Kalman kylmitä hengiltä
Takaisin tupihinsa
Synnyin sydämmihinsa


This is a translation that I found:

There was old knocked
When tried make witches root
Looking for souls way
On there somewhere in the wood
From the dead people spirit
They looked angry
It will kill on cold
Back to home
Bornt on hearts
Paula Mangia Garcia Terra
Brazil
Local time: 10:39
The old man was lying there unconscious
Explanation:
Yes, virui is the past tense of virua. Vita doesn't mean anything, it should be "tointa".

Otherwise I think you should post it as a job.
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Local time: 15:39
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Dear Marju!! When I searched here for translators of finnish language, you were the first one that I found. Thanks for answer me.
Your translation was the same that I did, but when I found this english translation, I became lost. I think that in english is only for a musical question. =)
You helped me so much!!
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The old man was lying there unconscious


Explanation:
Yes, virui is the past tense of virua. Vita doesn't mean anything, it should be "tointa".

Otherwise I think you should post it as a job.


    Reference: http://www.mielenterveys-taimi.fi/kipunoita/2003_4/02.htm
Alfa Trans (X)
Local time: 15:39
Native speaker of: Finnish
Grading comment
Dear Marju!! When I searched here for translators of finnish language, you were the first one that I found. Thanks for answer me.
Your translation was the same that I did, but when I found this english translation, I became lost. I think that in english is only for a musical question. =)
You helped me so much!!

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agree  Jussi Rosti
2 hrs
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