RE: [nukkad] Meaning of Shakespeare word.

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Hi Nukkies

Sorry to send this to all of you, but I thought u might be interested ;
"Honorificabilitudinitatibus" is a word latin in origin ; a noun and used as
plural is a 
superlatively long word ( very Shakespeare like ,isn't it ) meaning
honourableness.
if you are still wondering in which of the Shakespeare play you read it then
it is
"Love's labour's Lost "
 Source : Ms Bookself basic . ( Sorry Mikail  ! but I could not resist it )

its meeeee.......
MkAmbasta

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	Sent:	Thursday, November 18, 1999 9:58 AM
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	hi Netizens,

	Can any of u give me the meaning of word called
	'honorificabilitudinitatibus'. This word is used in on of the
shakespeare
	books....

	Regards,
	Mikail.



	
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