Puellas ante FellasPuellas before FellasQuia Cornelia et Flavia dicunt puellas ante fellas esse.Noti
Puellas ante FellasPuellas before FellasQuia Cornelia et Flavia dicunt puellas ante fellas esse.Notice the Neo-Latin word: fella -ae m. “fella.”(There is the Latin verb fellare, “to suck." If you add the agent noun suffix -a to the verb’s root, as seen in the etymology of scriba from scribere, you get fella. Can fella here mean "sucker” as in “so long, suckers”?)(Fons Imaginis.) -- source link
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