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Meaning of amalaba el noema by furoya





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amalaba el noema
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It is a fragment of the novel 'Rayuela' (Julio Cortázar, 1963) written in unmistakable Cortazarian glygal. Despite the laudable effort of colleague Carlos Luaces and Jimenez-Alfaro to find an etymology, the truth is that they are invented words, they are interpreted by the context and by their melody. [Either way, the noema noun and the verb amalar do exist, with their own meanings. ]

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