This may seem like a rather odd question, but my sister likes the Anime series Noir. One of the episodes is named Intoccabile Acts. Is this a French term or a Japanese term or neither. Does anyone know?
If not, thankyou none the less. I thought I might simply ask if anyone knew.
Definition?
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Definition?
Better to go to the house of
mourning
Than to go to the house of
feasting. Eccl 7:2
mourning
Than to go to the house of
feasting. Eccl 7:2
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morose - Posts: 11
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"Intoccabile" is certainly not a Japanese term, and by most chances I think it may be Italian - if it's not that then it's probably of another Latin-rooted language (or it could be completely made up). Though I remember someone from another board commenting that it could mean "Untouchable," which does make sense.
Just trivia: The opening song, Coppelia no Hitsugi, is actually based on an old fairy tale. XD Just sharing.
Just trivia: The opening song, Coppelia no Hitsugi, is actually based on an old fairy tale. XD Just sharing.
*Insert witty saying here*
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SwordSkill - Posts: 412
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