Ellenbeuge

A typical translation problem on the pt mailing list yesterday: someone wanted to know what Ellenbeuge means. Four or five answered immediately: crook of the arm. He was still surprised it wasn’t in any of his dictionaries. No surprise: the word doesn’t exist – it should be Armbeuge.

We quite often have to deal with non-existent words in the original text.

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