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EldanarLambetur (显示个人资料) 2012年8月4日下午4:51:45
I'm afraid I have yet another question...
I want to say something along the lines of "he was blessed with good eyes".
Howdya say the 'with' bit?
It looks like the usage of "beni" is:
Dio benis lin = god blessed him
Would it be sacrilegious if I said:
Dio benis al li bonajn okulojn
If that's fine, how do I express that without mentioning who did the blessing?
Oni benis al bonajn okulojn
That sounds a bit weird though?
And if I resort so "beniĝis" how would I include "good eyes"?!
Can I say:
al li bonaj okuloj benis
Seems weird too... Must I resort to "je"?
I want to say something along the lines of "he was blessed with good eyes".
Howdya say the 'with' bit?
It looks like the usage of "beni" is:
Dio benis lin = god blessed him
Would it be sacrilegious if I said:
Dio benis al li bonajn okulojn
If that's fine, how do I express that without mentioning who did the blessing?
Oni benis al bonajn okulojn
That sounds a bit weird though?
And if I resort so "beniĝis" how would I include "good eyes"?!
Can I say:
al li bonaj okuloj benis
Seems weird too... Must I resort to "je"?
Chainy (显示个人资料) 2012年8月4日下午10:56:19
Vespero_:I could see using per.Yes, there's an example of such usage in vortaro.net:
Li estis benita per bonaj okuloj.
Dio benis vin per lerteco.And ReVo gives this example:
La naturo benis tiun landon per sanigaj fontoj.
sudanglo (显示个人资料) 2012年8月5日上午9:58:02
And if you want a variation of 'beni' here's an extract from NPIV under 'doti' (f) Havigi iajn kvalitojn: naturo lin dotis per lirika temperamento, per tre saĝa spirito. Favori might be another alternative.
As regard the prepostion after 'X_ita' here , whilst there is support for 'per', I would also think 'je' usable.
As regard the prepostion after 'X_ita' here , whilst there is support for 'per', I would also think 'je' usable.