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Meaning of abofé | Babel Free

Adverb CEFR B1
aboˈfɛ

Definitions

  1. truly, verily, certainly
  2. an emphatic affirmative answer; of course; by God

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Examples

“Et un caualeyro uello que estaua ante as amẽas, et que do começo uira a batalla, et uiu que Lãçarot daua entõ mayores golpes ca o nõ começou da primeira, disso aos que estauã em derredor: -"Uos ueeredes, a boa fe, que aquel caualeyro que esta emde os uẽçera todos ou os desbaratara, et, se Deus me ualla, uẽçeria et mataria taes X com̃o eles, ca estes nossos som boos se nõ fugẽ."”

And an old knight who was standing before the battlements, and who had seen the battle since the beginning, and who saw how Lancelot were hitting harder than before, told the ones that were around him: -"You'll certainly see that he knight there will defeat all of them, or either he'll rout them and, God help me, he would defeat and kill ten times their number even though ours are good if they not flee."

“o Rebes / bin fazer A un cordobes / y a outro sibillano / abofe sinon me engano / ca lle'surziron o ynbes / Pola treta / que figeron Y a gineta / sobre duas burras pardas / o sacaron sobre Albardas / e diante Va tronpeta”

The contrary thing I see do to a Cordobese and a Sevillian; certainly, If I'm not mistaken, they darned them in the underside because of the trickery they did, and mounted on two brown donkeys they parade on packsaddles, in front of them trumpets

“—Tes fame? —Abofé que teño!”

—Are you hungry? —Certainly I am!

CEFR level

B1
Intermediate
This word is part of the CEFR B1 vocabulary — intermediate level.
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